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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-25
7 ERICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of Cortlandt Des
brosses Is. follows
z a IN Catasauqua and intermediate points
q. Lyons Elmra. Rochester, Buffalo ana
the West and principal local points Chair car to Wilkes
barre.
for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair car
TO T'unkhannock. Connection Reading and Harrisburg
$40 Pittston and principal intermediate points
Char car to Pttston.
$40 D for Copay and intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair Copay
D. M for Geneva Lyons Emira Rochester Buffalo, and
the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
1850 for Laurvs and intermediate points
Trains leaving at A. D. and $40 connect Tor
Ill points in Mahanoy and Hazleton Coal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
a m. for Mauch Chunk Hazleton and intermediate
points.
u. Lyons. Elmlra Rochester, Buffalo and
the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
NALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED
u Boston. So Newport 81 Fall River 81 Firstcass
limited tickets Corresponding reduction vi Eastern points
Steamers BRISTOL aud PRDvI g leave New.York on
alternate days SUNDAYS incu ied at 4S0 from Pier
2s r. foot Of Murrayst Connection via Annex Boat from
Brooklyn and Jersey City u I p. o,.... -
LONG WATER ROUTE FULL MOTIFS REST
Boston, short rail ride tIne 80 min
ptes An Tickets and stateroon
may principal hotels transfer and ticket
ofices at the office on Pier % and steamers
GEORGE l.. CONNOR,
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents Gen' Pass. Agent
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NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck -slip
IN pier % RI at ~ and ~ p IN Sundays ekceteD
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IRE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

IRE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
Il YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
1sns trans leave ssdst Station fifteen minutes
earlier than nom chambers-st -, ,,... ~.
ing room Coaches to Binghamton Enlra Hornellsvle
buffalo sleeping Coaches Hornelsvlle to Cincinnati 49,
Pullman train Of Day and Bnne, sleeping Coaches to
fieadyile CLEVELAND Cincinnati Chicago and ST Louis
sp mDaiiv Niagara and ontario timited
Buffalo Suspension Bridge and Toronto The only Pullman
Sp m-Daiy Chicago Express Pullman and Day Sleeping
Coaches 70 Bpghamton Emira Buffalo Niagara fais Cin
i2;oOnoon las 500 $50 4;so bio 5;s9 go Go
S sf me- s s e. CSC 7as Sco ,escpn
s XXX SS d 9 s lp2S ESQ., 5 1850 &c. PGfg
5:45 son $50 lO:Sop M. 1900 midnight sundays b45
$50 loo. ~ "a H. Lao 4;la 6So $40 sou io;So
Eys ,n' c S ss Neys ESQ es s s s ss 1889 s
300 1000 and lxNO midnight idly except Sunday
sundays. 9:l5 M. $50 $50 500 D. m. non o-o,oo
s1SasyS b4e $50 iCSoa Sl i45 4i5 $50 800 1888
warwick 4: 900 IO;2Oa 4:SOp m Sundays 545a m.
Monticello 800 T. m, $500 M 90, .,o ron 49,,
900 m sundays S.30a m; and 500 r m ooo
Montgomery. Rondout and Kingston 44a 9:OoA m- SSo
scranton Dnnmors 400 A. m, $3.50 n except SUNDAYS
Goshen zl5 5:i5 1850 200. 1920 $50 800 iSo 6oo
900 $40 Sundays o4o e'So Ioi@V D. H., ooo'
Mliac, S s:45 1850 300. 1920 $3.50 49, CO.
d m The 300 a. IN train stops at dan.sL oay 49,
Pcrt Jervs 4:45 1850 300 lo5o $50 40 600 s;oo
Tickets or passage apartments Drawn Room and
Sleeping oaned and orders for the checking
Eos a9i I'll a57 BIoa, way 1877 WrSt.st n " 33i
fultonst BROOKLYN. or ct the Compauy's Depots
Express trains from the West arrive In NewforK al z'
JOHN n. ABBOTT, Genl Pass'r Agent New'York.
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Dipi0en1 Notires.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY coMAxY.
1875 BROADWAY. \
NUxv.Xntts na..autNQr In lSfE y

1875 BROADWAY.
NEWYOHI December TO- 1850. y
A quarterly dividend of ONE AND THREE
"A QUARTERS PER CENT Il = per cent on the capital
stock Of this company this day been declared payable
Monday, January B. 1887 The transfer books vl be
closed Saturday December lS 1856. at 9ocock D. m,
and viii be reopened Monday, January 1887 at 10
o'clock m.
Parties who have privilege OF paying in
full the balance due their subscription 10 tho Increased
stock and certificates and the January dividend
same.
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i BAEK-NKw-YoRK. December 7, lss6-1he annual
stockholders OF this Bank for the eieeuon OF
Directors 10 serve during ensuing year VIII be- held at the
house broadway ChsmbeB street. on Tuesday
January IL 1887 IL O'Clock To o'clock
n M - ii. M. KNAPP, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-25

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSPARENCY. CITY
real estate Transactions recorded In
the Registers ONCE to-day:
rosdst 35.ioo: Patrick and Margaret ecaTy to
Ts[ HstsS' cor Of West ''
1895 10 TO Moist Xl2s 3K54t 10 The o. ooo
Pleasantaye, W I'LL 4 n Of l22i,st l6x66; John
Ave-c $ 100 IT S Of Sd.st. 5OxlOO Peter LOram to
For aS@ ave Cs" lot No oath warl 100 sl27ii
-, xloox277,7 Emily EeeeT to- Brady ,.ns
S IL 5Sas isa9 $500
sss1iOS sS ssSSsSS Vest
sed SSl' and VIZ s7q aiG!Sf
bert 4 and 7 Wife to G frs %saH 'nioo Al
s%s SS f Gn'9s snser da Raymond
and wife to to- Caroline o N Carrie $4,000
LoSonstein to Frederic Teirea1 10000
lothaVe ave. s1Y cor % Of is1s5s ascs
Bauer Of and ~e c E snd $4,000
vile f to SISTERS d the Poor Of s Francs 1880
cor Of icxn SG and io5th,si 7Six7o
ls7 ia9 fST Sn ES % Ta' SIoRioo ii
Charlton to James Ii Mccormack ...-........ GOOO
Angel and wife TO Geo IoepfneT ct aI....... 1000
Bnitenw eser to julius Dreyius 6s5OO
ipp and Vie to Wilson ~ :;:
''h ssfnsr to Marlin S "a and n
1Oth,ave. e $. Gill It Of l67thst 2477x-x5oxl3o
xsooiSi Louise f Kos to ROert Kyle and
sum" of lanes Dna to Henry Waters - 81 400
Same Du ct a O 81 354OO
Same prSpery jane pu g tn soo
referee to Peter F Meyer and another -...". 14O5O
10th-ave. co of l24th-st 2OllOXlO0x2Ol.l Oton
l23dst MOO. and also cor OF 1Otl-ave and
423dst lO0l1xl0C; Lazarus Rostnied and
wife 10 MOritz Bauer
l0gtl-sL u : ] II of 2d-ave. l9xlOo1O: Thomas
Sturgeon and wife Fannie Lutter 1925
Orchard-st, No rs; Chas DeKay Townsend. referee. 90
Broadway. cor OF 63d- ST. ll62xl4S 4NlO05xSal III
Richard T.. Wilson and wife to sarah Cudlidp.. l
13lsi-st. 100 fl W of l0thave, 2jx99ll; Edward
Schel John Beal.. 1000
Potter.pace II s. lot No 4OS Oath ward, 25xlOO
4th-ave, s, 30 6 IT Of 3sthst l9.9xs0; Corneia
PauIneicr 10 Jennie Stuart OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Same property; Robert Stuart and wife TO Corne
liza Il Pauimeier
Lafayete.ave, cor OF Warren ST. DISQUALIFICATION;
De Witt Snyder and wife ~ Peter Monday Z IN. 80
+ Russell TO William Easiins 49, ..... 10000
Same property; Haskins sarah Stillweu $4,000
Waters and wife to MARKS Rinaldo ........- 81 600
l0Sthst. s, l67 II g of Lexington-ave 34N10Olli
American Baptist Home Missionary Society 10 - 49,
Charles Levy and another. 2OOO
gaTet Heron ..... .............. $4,000
Weintworih IN "es Ann - ...."...... 2o5eo
se5aon ct al to Louis LaSanbnrg 4O2Oo
property Louis Lavanburg to Sarah strauss"
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MILWAUKEE LAKE SHORE AND WEsIERSl
HALLWAY COMPANY.
A DIVIDEND of three and one half (3l2)
IA PER CENT the preferred stock OF this company has
day been declared payable Januery To- 1881 at Tile Ma
tlOna Bank OF Commerce. Y. Y
The transfer books Of the preferred stock VIII DO closed
December 2S 1886, and reopened January IL, 1851
GORDON NORRIE.
New-York, December L. 1885, Treasurer
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JEkSE !:
IN trains leave from Chambersst Station for Inglewood
sps Cocr spsrk, and Nyacs $50 Se Ss SSe
m 1900 midnight sundays 1880, $50 n a1V anu o;ve
M For Manuel Spring Valley Mcnsey ana nv, o.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER RAJ Embellishments November Ia, 1886
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester Express, through drawngroom TO
Albany. Troy Montreal and Syracuse.
1850 n he Limited" with dining cars stopping at
Albany, Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago 800 a III
pextday.
lO:30 m Chicago Express drawingroom cars to Canaan
daigua ami Rochester.
iii:sO m, Western NewYOrk and Northern Express.
with drawing room cars
$3.50 p M Albany Troy Utica Express with drawing
an m Accommodates TO Albany and Troy.
m st. Louis Express with sleepngcars
fol- Niagara fals Iuhao Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chi
and ST. Louis. Dning-caT New.lOlk TO Albany.
ESQ Montreal Express with seepngcars to syracuse
md to A ubun road also to Montreal
p. m Special Sleeper arrives Rochester i:4O a. m
Buffalo 9:35 m. and Cleveland l2l p IN ne1tday.
t'95 Pacific Express with seepngcars Tor Roches;
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detrolt ana
Chicago sleeping Clayton and Ogdensburg daily ex
II:l5p H. Night Express with sesplyclrs to Albany
ana Troy with the trains for tho Wes
Snd for the North Except saturday nightL
Tickets sale Grand Central Depot NO. battery
Place Broadway Harlem Depot 125th-st and @thave
Express Ofhces Park place (near Broad
Wayl and 942 Broadway and 62 West l2otl-st, New
York 1893 Washington and $50 Fulton sts Brooklyn and ~
Acccmmodaons drawing and sleeping cars be
procured at any ticket offices in New-York CITY, AMI
$33 Washington-st, Brooklyn
Rag0age cal for ami checked from residence.
sJhese daily All others daiy except sunday
NJ Toii1EY ID. NJ. kENDRICK
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Financial.
TO BONDHOLDERS OF HHE MBXI-
CAN NATIONAL R'Y CO.

Bondhoders avail themselves Of the benefits ofthe Ma
reorganization agreement OF October TO- 1885
required deposit bonds without delay In the Union
Trust Company No 73 Broadway, NewYork against It's
negotiable receipts therefor
Messr George Eckstein Norton and Joseph D. Potts
have been agreed upon Purchasing Committee. TO
whose order the bonds will be deposited
Only deposited bonds entitled 10 participate IN the SUD-
scription bonds the reorganization plan inc
custody OF more than majority Of the bonds has already Oeeh
secured
Bonds be deposited until January ~ without charge
copy Of the Agreement is filed with the Union Trust CON-
pany and copies OF the Trust Com
pany Secretary Of the Railway Company NO. ~
Nassaust. and OF the m embers o. the committee.
Dated December O. 1856.
MATHEsoN & co.
WIN. J. PALMER.
undersigned have accepted the appointments az members
Purchasing Committee under the Palmer re
organization Agreement october To- 1856 and bonds can
be deposited stated in the foregoing notice
Dated December g. 1856
GEORGE s. COZ,
ECKsTEIN NORTON,
JOSEPH d. POTTS.
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TO BONDH0LDERS
OF THE
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILWAY CO.

The agreement for the REORGANIZATION OF tho Mexican Ma
Railway Company executed between MessrA Matheson
Co.. OF London and General William j. Palmer, OF New
York To- 1885, having been adopted by hs
committee indholders notified that they should de-
post with little delay possible In the Union
Company subject the order OF the Purchasing CON-
mittee-George Eckstn Norton and Joseph d. Potts
execution Of this plan involves many matters where
in asserting bondholdcrs have powers and rights other an
which held exercised by the Purchasing Commit
this the request OF large number OF pond
holders its organization and viii represent bond
holders collectively order protect such and rights
and id the execution Of the plan.
Bondhoders therefore, be represented are
requested sign proxy TO that effect to this CON-
mittee.
Bondhodors represented by this committee will be notified
the proper their pro rata rights Ok subscription 10
the new securities AMI OF any other privileges.
Copies this power and further in ormation desired can
be had by applying e Seer ary Of the committee W. W.
NEVIN, 50 Nassau-st., New-York.
SPENCER TRAsR, sELAH CHAMBERLA1N.
JOHN DE RUYTER, HENRY AMY,
GEORGE BURNHAM CHARLES J. CANDA,
SAMUEL b. PARSONS. WM L. d. STOKES.
AUGUST RUTTEN. Committee
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DIAMONDS VACATION EXCURSIONS.
III ALL TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLUDED.
party will leave New York. Monday Jan. 81 for tour
of IS days through the Southern states.
MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
limited number OF passengers and special train Of
elegant Pullman Palace Cars with Pullman Dining Car
attached throughout Mexc and stops at many interesting
points usually neglected by tourists EVERYTHING FIRST
GLASS addition TO above, 10 CALIFORNIA
Jan g. 20 and 81: Feb and II and March and TO-
SECOND EXCURSION TO MEXICO MARCH T.
W. RAYMOND. |. A. WHITCOMB.
Send Tor descriptive circulars.
LUTHER L. HOLDEN, Agent
Ne WY rk.
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East Barnard.

A. l.. Chamberlin has returned from
Boston where he has been for medical
treatment, somewhat improved in
health.
Mrs. Herman Bugbee has returned
from Burlington where she has been
for medical aid, and we trust, greatly
improved in health.
Mrs. L. X. Walker of Exeter, N.
H., came last Friday to spend few
weeks with her friends here.
The flowers and foliage in the church
last Sabbath morning were very beauti-
full and hastily arranged, for which
great credit is due the ladies Of G.. d..
Aliens family.
Haying is now the order of the day
and grass is very much better than
last year.
Lyman Porter and Joe Spauldiug
are added to the sick list.
Harry Allen, son Of NJ. w. Allen of
Brattleboro, is spending his vacation
with his uncles, S. ii. and f. Allen.
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OueChee.

Quechee.
Miss Nellie Lindsey went to Barre
on Monday; Mrs. Lon Fisher and
children are in Pomfret this week, and
S. p Buchanan was in Bellows Falls
on Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Buchanan is visiting at
South Woodstock this week.
Book agents, insurance men and
peddlers, have been so plentiful of late
as to become II nuisance.
ChiIdrcns day was duly celebrated
on Sunday afternoon at the hall, which
was beautifully decorated with flowers.
Mrs. Henry Lamphire OF Lebanon.
N. H., was in our village last week 3,
also Charles Blcssington Of West Hart
ford, was tie guest of Mike Chadwick,
and Mr.. Charles Clark of Peterboro,
N. H., was here on Monday.
Miss Martha Harrington planted her
garden on the 22d inst, and we will
venture the prediction that she will
have the boss garden of Gushing street.
A, p. Rogers has moved from High
street into $. 2. Buckm0n's residence
on Hartland street.
Haying has commenced with very
uutavorable weather.
Mary +. Parker is home from Wells
ley College, Mass.
Mrs. Hattie Jones is on the sick list.
George Russ has the garden that
takes the cake of those on High street.
The NJ. +. Sabbath school gave a
concert at the hall on Sunday eve,
which was well attended and a very
crcdtablc affair.
Rev. Mr.. Haven of Lebanon, N. H.,
preached at the church on Sunday
morning.
VIM. Strong Of Portland, Me-, is
here on short vacation; Miss Emma
Sisco is home from Lebanon, n. II.
Mrs. Charles Adams, Of Royalton, is
visiting in town; Mrs. Albert Cutting
of Springfield, Mass, is the guest of
her fail er; A brother of George Russ
from Chicago, is making him a visit,
and the brother-in-luw of Scott link
ham, Mr.. Lawrence is stopping with
him.
Bert HutcIins, of the emporium, is
a .grass widow this week, his better
half being absent on visit.
The village schools, A. p. Duns-
more, Mary l., Benson aud NJ. L. PEN
niman teachers, will close on Friday
for vacation of two months; also the
Pine-woods school, J. c. Kimball
teacher. Lottie Marsh flushed her
school in Hartland on Saturday, and
Ella Kilburn the summer term in the
Clark district on Friday. All were
very successful terms, and creditablc
alike to both teachers and pupils.
Quite number from our village at
tended the Commencement at Dart
mouth College on Wednesday, and
some more would if the weather had
been pleasant, those that went had u
very pleasant time.
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Chester.

George Baldwin, in going through q
covered bridge on n load of hay, was
struck on the head by cross-timbel
with such force as to break the timber
he was found after the team reached
home lying msensible in the bridge
He will recover. What do you think
of that for head?
Miles A. Wyman Of this town, who
was discharged from Windsor, last fall
after ten years imprisonment for rape,
was arrested here June 10th, ard
taken to Windham county for like
otense. The girl in this case is Mel.
vina Wyman, II years old, whose
father is Joseph Wyman of Grafton.
He was bound up, on hearing, in $500
bonds, and sent to Newfanc for lack Of
bail.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-06-30
Bridgewater Village.

Persons who wish a good paper
should leave S1.00 at the Post-otfice
and get the Boston Globe for II mos.
p. Sackhcim is IN the village closing
out his stock of ready made clothing
and ladies dress goods, cheap, for cash.
He has sold his cart and is going into
business in Boston.
The VIM. Smith farm, above the
Corners, has been sold to Andrew
Minor of Plymouth, for S2100.
w. c. Raymond had green peas
June 20.-NIr. and Mrs. B. s. Child
of Springfield, Mass, visited at w.
G. Raymond's last week.-John f.
Mead, Of Randolph, was the guest OF
E. a. Davis two days last week.
A. j. Holt is now Waterman in F..
S. McKcnzie's mill.
S. Cilley is building IN addition to
his barn.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-06-30

STATE OF VERMONT At a Probate Court
HARTFORD DISTRICT IS. held at Woodstock
within and for said District on the third
day of June, A. ID. 1886
Present, Hon. John Porter. Judge.
Otis Chambcriin'S estate, POmfret, in
tcStatc.
Joseph C.. Mckenzie, Administrator of
said estate, proposes to render an ac-
count of his administration and to
present his account against said estate for
examination and allowance at a Probate
Court to be held at Woodstock aforesaid
on Wednesday (seventh day of July
next. The Court therefore orders that notice
of the same be given to I'LL persons interested
in said estate, by publishing Copy of the
record of this order three weeks successfully
in the Spirit Of the Age, Il newspaper printed
at Woodstock aforesaid, that they may ny.
pear before said Court and contest the a-
lowance of said account, if they see cause.
\ true record.
HENRY S, DANA, Register.
A true copy Ofrccou,
Attest, HENRY 5. DANA. Register.
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SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Woodstock, W.T., June 80, 1886,
W H. ~ puNaE FABLE.

The following s the running time o
the trains over tho Woodstock Railroad
commencing Monday, June %, 1886:
TRAINS GOING EAST. No. 2. Mail, A.
NJ: Leave Woodstock 10 90; Taftsyllle
100; Quechee, II ~; D0wey's Mills
llu7; Hartford, II 80; White River
junction, II 40,
TRAINS GOING EAsr-No. 4, Accommo'
dation, p. NJ: Leave Woodstock, 10;
Taftsvillc, %; Qucchec, 4 50; Dewey s
Mills, 80; Hartford, 4 80; White RIVER
Junction, 3 90.
TRAINS GOING WEsr.-No. !, Accom-
mediation, A. M; Leave White RIVER
junction, so; Hartford, Z 35i Dewey's
Mills, I 90; Quechce, s 90; Tsftsville,
49, Woodstock, s 90.
TRAINS GOING WEsr.-No. 8, Mail, 7.
NJ: Leaye White River Junction, 80;
Hartford, %; Dewey's Mills, l2i
Quechee, 2 II; Taftsville, 227; Wood
stock, 235.
TRAINS GOING EAsT.-No. 6, EXP =.
NJ. Leave Woodstock, 20; Taftsvillc,
IS; Quechce, 40; Dewey's Mills, A
Hartford, 7 90; w. r. j., 7 o. No. .,
Exp going west; w. r. j., 20;
Hartford, 8 80; Deweys Mills, 5 AZ;
Quechec, 81; Tartsville, C2i Wood
Stock, 10.
mo. ) and will rda Tuesdays aud satur-
days only.
j. G. PORTER, supt.
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West BYidSeWater.

Mrs. J. 3. Madden has been visiting
relatives in Fairhaven recently, and
also attended the funeral of her uncle,
John Jones, who died since her arrival
at that place.
f. Hatch, of Mendon, was in town
last week, iand made his wife, who is
stopping at the Ottaquechee house, a
short visit.
Miss Ina Spaulding is visiting friends
in Plymouth.
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Rutland.


Capt. 10. Hargraves, Lieut.. Crab
tree and cadets Estey and Andrews, o
the Salvation Army were arrested
Wednesday night and placed in the
lookup, on charge Of disturbing thu
peace. The trial took place on Friday
when the case against Hargraves was
mol pressed, but Estey who was ar
rested while in the net of exhorting
was held and will be tried Monday.
Pickpockets were numerous during
the French celebration Thursday, anC
several geutlem en- were relieved of va
rious sums Of money.
The French celebration held here or
Thursday was witnessed by one of the
largest crowds ever seen in Rutland.
Special trains began to arrive early in
the morning, and by nine o'clock the
streets were crowded. The parade,
which was over a mile long, after pass
ing through the principal streets, pro-
ceeded to the Fair Grounds, where
high mass was celebrated, which occu-
pied about two hours. The game OF
base ball between the Rutlands and
Poultncy's, for q purse of S2j, was
won by the Rutland's, by score Of
"a to Z. The band tournament for a
prize Of 800, was taken by the Har-
mony Band of Montreal, as the other
bands did not compete. Charles Ross
won the bicycle race, and captured the
gold medal. About 5000 people took
dinner on the grounds, and it is esti-
mated that there was 10000 strangers
in the city. The day was brought to
close by u concert, given in the
skating rink in the evening, by the
Harmony Band, which was enjoyed by
a large crowd.
The Rutlands have played six games
of ball this season and won four CT
them. They are to play the Spring
field nine on their grounds here July
9TH, and close game is expected.
Mr.. Archie Ranncy, of Pittsfcld,
has taken a position as clerk in l.. V.
Green's shoe store.
The horse cars which ran to and
from the Fair Grounds Thursday col
lected about 2000 fares, and about
1000 were taken between here and
West Rutland.
Kersand's ministries gave an enter
tainmcnt here Wednesday night, and it
was the best show Of the kind ever
given in Rutland.
The Rutland electric light plant will
be run by two engines of l2j and 20
horse power respectively.
Prof Oscar Atwood, of the High
school, and Newman w. Chatlee sailed
for Europe Saturday.
Ambrose Higgins was fired Sljl,7S
last week for selling liquor.
Mr.. Charles II. Boardman and Miss
Mary c. Kilburn, daughter of Capt.
j. b. Kilburn, were married at the
home of the bride Wednesday even
ing, by the Rev. W. B. Buckingham,
Rector of Trinity church.
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Barnard.

Barnard.
Daniel Lille Post, of Bethel, is tc
meet at d. NJ. Chamberlin's hall, July
10, at Z O'Clock p. IN.
Simeon Gates, formerly of this town,
is visiting his wife, daughter and
friends here.
Mrs. L. f. Paige is quite unwell-
probably will never be any better.
Geo. ii. Cleveland sent us down two
mammoth stalks of rhubarb, the other
day, the leaf of which measured 3 feet
and inch across. He says it was
raised since the snow went off. How
is that for "wide?' No need of going
to Dakota to farm it. if Barnard can
do this Ed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-06-30
Hartland.

A. i. Davis, u member of the band,
has just bought new instrument, a
nice one, called pelicon tuba,
Chas. Cody of Norwich, sold last
Saturday a large quantity of straw
berries in town.
Democratic caucus will he held at
the Town Hall, Thursday eve, July 10
to elect delegates to the State Conven-
ton at Montpelier the %.
A basket picnic will be held in Mr..
BARRELS grove, Saturday afternoon,
July 3; all are invited.
Children's Day was Observed in the
school-house at the center of the town
last Sunday afternoon.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-06-30

THE EASIEST TO BEAT.-The ques-
ton in Republican, circles now is, will
Brother B!aine's nomination unite the
Republican party? We hope the Re-
publican party can be induced to believe
So Atlanta Constitution.