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LOTS FOR SALE
A Eex Hundred nnszara HKiI Se

A Few Hundred Dollars Will Se-
 cure a Good Home.
 &kAM ONE FAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater street. t:J House and barn. g Auburn street Two-fam- HslssA .iy house, No. II Clay street. Two-family house. 46O Orchard street all to be sold low if sold within days. Also for rent, first floor 78 Wool sey street; first floor 10 Newha street 115 Portsea street. 121 Portsea street. BIO Congress avenue and second floor 29 Auburn street.
 A. M. HOLM IFS, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE 60 GHTJRCH STREET no15
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FOR RENT,
Farm For Sale

4Gts4A DWELLING HOUSE centrally located with Ea;:S modern improvements. Will be rented low gES4 to a good tenant. Inquire of
 MANVILIIE & CO., m6tf 424 State Street
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EAR RENT

fhA+A SECOND Avenue House. West Haven, con- #A,,! taining IS roomS furnished, including bar in =AAAeA4 complete running order; commands splen- did view of Sound and harbor: with barn and sheds attached well adapted for hotel or boarding house; terms liberal to responsible parties. Address
 BOX 251,
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Notice to Contractors,

Notice to Contractors.
 CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE, r City Hall,
 NEW HAVEN. Ct., March 12 1886. { GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this D office until 7:30 o'clock p. m., March 31st, 1886, for constructing and appurtenances as follows:
 In the western boulevard from Sea street to Kim berly avenue.
 In Grand avenue from the Qunnipiac river to Atwater street.
 fayette court from Porsea street to the Derby rail- road Blank forms of proposal and any information concerning plans specifications bonds etc., will be furnished upon application.
 No proposal will be received after the time speci fled. and all proposals not on the blanks furnished, or not properly filled out, will be rejected The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. By order of the Board of Public Works,
 ALBERT B. HILL, m 13 15 29 30 s1 City Engineer.
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List of Patents,

liss Of patents issued from the U. s. Patent of- flee for the week en ling March 9. for the State
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East Water St. WANTED.

A SASH maker: one who thoroughly under 4 A stands the business and can lay out work
 THE THOMAS AiLING CO., m9 East Water st foot of ItI;rro
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of Connecticut. furnished from the office oi John E. Earle. solicitor of patents New Haven Conn.
 J. Andrew, Birmingham, braiding machine R J. Costain, assignor E to A. Whitney Hart ford, roller shate
 E. Deming, Middetown suspender end. E. J. Hlldreth, New Haven hitching device. c. Q. Holt, Hartford, letter opener. c. S. Long, assignor to G. W. Williams bicycle. R. H. Mather, Windsor, regulator for dynamo electric machines.
 c. H. Moore, Norwich, cleansing filters. H. F. Northrop assignor to Waterbury Clock Co.,, Waterbury, striking clock.
 E. s. Piper, assignor to W E. Strong, Bristol, bottle washing machine.
 A. l.. Sanford, assgnor 2-3 to L. A. & R. A. San ford Bristol, spirit level.
 J. H. Shaw, aSsgnor to Sargent & Co.,, New Ha- ven mincing machine.
 B. s. Smith, Waterbury, buckle clasp. W. E. Smith, Ansonia, aSsgnor to R. Goodman Mfg. Co, Bridgeport, buckle F. D. Taylor, assignor to hartford Fruit Jar Co.,. Hartford, bottle stopper.
 DESIGNS. e; Casper: Meriden, assignor to Meriden Silver Plate Co, clock case.
 F. W. Mix, New Britain, ornamen tation of keys
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Payable March 1G, 1886.
Assessin de Sewer iH Liberty
 street, fr0sa Silver to Washing

Assessment de sewer iR Alberty Street, fr0Sa Silver to Washing ton Streets.
 yENO the Honorable Court of Common Council of | the City of New Haven: The Roard of Compensati3n Tor Assessnent te or cost of sewer in ,oId Liberty street bearing i of Benefits of Sad sewer among the the parties inter ested therein, respectfully report that they have That they caused reasonable notice to be given to all persons interested in the said public improve the charter of said city to appear before them and be heard in reference thereto: and they fully heard persons who appeared before them
 They therefore respectfully recommend the adop- tion of the accompanying order.
 All of which is respectfully submitted SIMEON J. FOX, Board of Compensation 4kVANUs s-I' A Us BTTIER Sewers v and Pavements CITY OF NEW HAVEN, Feb p, 1886. hundred and ninety-two dollars and twenty three (S1 29a 23l be and is hereby assessed as bene on Liberty 1' street, between Silver and Washington streets, being proportional and reasonable part of street and it's connections the names of each party and the amount of benefit assessed against each AsdTss AadzsT :, J. F.SfP, SsTPaa' s 11s 4s E E EdwsrI IcCabe 67t3 Patrick Casey and Elizabeth Casey, 56 co George E. Mitchell, sl 9 Horace P Hoadey, 39 03 Susan E. ". Jocelyn, B % Phoebe c. Demarest, 5 % Vens. % N''- 35 % FIorins Gabriel! wife of Germain Gabriel, 5f 65 Henry B. Judd, 7S 5 F,eIa Davis no 9 Eliza A. Waldron, 121 26 George A. Basserman, 12eS JacoR Mill 61 25 George A. Basserman, 1e4 13 Frank Maurer 65 10 Daniel McGahy, Al 70
 S1,2s2 % In Court of Common Council-Read, accepted order passed, and assessments ordered laid as re- ported.
 Approved March H. 1886.
 A true copy of record. Attest: CHARLES W. WILLETT,
 City Clerk. Payable March 16, 1886. m13 St
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misCeI1a1ren11s.
de Sewer in Ed
 wards Street, from Orange IO Nic0!5 Streets

| FE1O the Honorable Court of Common Council of l the City Of New Haven: The Board of Compensation for Assessment Of cost ofa in Edwards street. bearing date De- said sewer among the parties interested therein respectfully report that they have attended to the That they caused reasonable notice to be given all persons interested in the said public improve : the charter of said city to appear before them and be heard in reference thereto and they ruly heard persons who appeared before them They therefore respectfully recommend the Al Ali of which h is respectfaiiy iys submitted II3H 4 E2H fdr 95 f CrTY 9,,t OF M NEw HAvEN Feb February 2, 1886 hundred and ffty-two dollars and fifty cents (35a 50 be and is hereby assessed benefits upon wards @ stree betWeen Orange aad Rco streets being proportional and reasonable part of the e1 and it's connections, the names of each party and the amount of benefit assessed against each being herein , Iar1tieEularly 1 iELa stated viz: s,soe Plerpont B. Foster --.----.--------- 6I6 Ss Artnfitia a S Skinner wife of william
 Skinneri g .3 s3 William F. Damn .......................... 1O5 % sarah L. Burritt, wife of Newell F. Rurrltt $ g Thomas Thomas and Annie Hopton n............. 5ia5 F. Gertrude Meserve. .. ...........-....... S76s Martha R, F. Mason, wife of Burdette Ma Jemilna Gibson 1z Sarah j. Gibson 14 W.
 w Gibson M M............. ...... ...... 2O4 58 John Hayes .-...-..-..... = .-.. 15 95 Samuel Forbes ............... ............. T6 B F W. J. Szer ...................----... 76 13 Henry Smith. ...-........................- 61 43 Rosa c. Hayden, wife of Herbert H. Hay
 den ' ...................:. 7s Jerome B. Lucke and William G. Pratt. 79 so New Haven City School district ........... 175 IS Foster k 1s I''.'.o ...... 213 50 PierDont R. Foster r,.................... 262 50 William F Mcdonald ld...................... S7 50 Julius B. Sheldon .............. ......... 117 50 Estate of William L. Foster -.... .....-... 2I9 S5
 $3 152 50 In Court of Common Council-Read. accepted, order passed and assessments ordered laid as ported.
 Approved March II, 1886.
 A true copy of record.
 Attest:
 CHARLES W. wILLETT.
 City Clerk. Payable March fG 1SS6 mh13 3td
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WANTED,

PERsoNs wishing to invest in First Mortgage Securities at per cent interest to call at our office
 HOOKER & WARREN, fe26 1q Fxchsnoe RuIdipp
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Coal by the TonsMoSodd S ddbyythsat5so bbytthss Gogd ssi Ier bbi bbis Si; Chestnut, bbl. 2Oc. bbls s bb bbls s; Coal ss sn,ft cents 1o Rer s busheI cord sef wood ssWed i+ oT spi n S Sa 56
 cord Soft wood, sawed or spit iS in sT; Srd sord saved or split, 10 in B. Bundle wood, SIPS per hundred. 20O Commerce street, where @ 0T9ers EhoIId be- I V" WHITE
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WANTED.

FsHO BUY lot of Secondhand Furniture aud 1 Gar pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by mail promptly attended to at
 uni 2S CEIIRCII 6; RErET
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" ANTE R

\ SITUATION as copvist by a young fady Is "A good penman. Would write at home if de. 9h M heu to AhofesS COPYIST.
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RG an established jatbing house in New yorL D city, ftrStclaSS salesman for southern New England commanding good trade in tea, coffee. noasses ana syrup. Liberal terms given Best Of references required Address
 TEAS,
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NV A NTE n

A the hospital two steady reIahie mon f.ir,,,a IA 10 assist in the of the sick fci Iillsie,l experience preferred Apply the css of Haylng a,,
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LIST,
COLORED CANDLES

COLORED CANDLES FoRs candelabra or decoration in various shades prices. E. E. HALL & SON, mh1s 70 Chapel
 FOR RENT. fsA IN West Haven near the N. Y & N. H. R R. E::i| depot house, also two houses SavIn West Haven, March 13, 18s6 mia St
 FOR RENT,
 Ez.As& DWELLING very pleasantly located near I ntd Broadway i twelve rooms 1s ha modern improve with the occupants for the Efq5 sSEfss m13 2t* Box 436, City
 FOR SALE OR RENT, {@ A centrally located shop, ground floor, 24x s;;i; 70 feet; We'll lighted ana very desirable for -AkssA mechanical or manufacturing purposes p
 FOR RENT, {@ tenement of eight rooms, pleasantly To- @:;:I cated, with all modern Improvements; adults mh1s If 9vERNoN STREET.
 FOR RENT. {s=A STORE B Orange street. Possession May #S;;;:| 1st. Apartment in same building. With all ml3tf LEONARD BosfW1CK.
 FOR RENT.
 +u, FROM y May list very desirable house cen .aaassaak Inquire of II: P. HOADLEY, nn13 2t 2Hoadley Building.
 FOR RENT. AA EXCELLENT rent in western part of the E;: city Gen minutes walk from P. O. The low part with three upper rooms of first class house, all co.,venences for comfort Room in mo- dern barn if desired. Inquire at
 GALLAGHER'S CIGAR STORE, m13 Ct 750 Chapel Street.
 FOR SALE, %A TWO new one-story family cnttage houses EA:i: on an entirely new plan. corner Atwater Rg::esA. and Pine streets Fair Haven, near Shore line depot with hot and cold water, bath and clos co,plcte $500 $500 apiece buys them, balance paid in iustallments at 5 per cent. interest. The neatcst places in the city for the money. Come and sec them, the price is very low. A rare chance for anyone who wants cosy home. They wilt be finished 1st of May. Also good two-family house on Woolsey str. ct for sale cheap. Come and see me day or evening. J. W. ROWLAND, mh13 I'm. 10o ATWATER STREET. UARpER,S RAZAR PATTERNS
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B. BUUIH, AUCIIUIIeoI : Es En2-39sH5

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 March Ii, A. D 1886. { TNSTATE of l.. STRAUSS & SON. of New Ha- Tine trustee having exhibited lis adminis- A-aiion account with said estate to, this Courtfor allowance, it is ,> .oeo . Ordered-That the 18th day of March, A. D. 1886, at o'clock in the forenoon at the probate office in New Haven be- and the same is hereby assigned for a hearins, on the allowance of said administrator account with said estate, and this court directs the -@r11stne 10 cite all persons interest ezi therein to apl ear at said time and place, by umhIishing this order in some newspaper hayino circulation in said district and by post ing a Copy on the public signpost in the Town of New Haven. -a-.-~
 m32 2t% SAMUEL A. YOhh. 0uoge.
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uOVISE EOR RENT

SIS Chapel Street.
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H HAAEER

f1E1a% TO RENT, a house with modern in,nroya
 Es,is mentS. Address tzasaA mil 3t Pc. BOX 24G
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9ea1 gstate.

FOR RENT, frs5A THE second floor of house 1871 Chapel E5s street. Inquire from to P. m. on GAzA m1sn THE PREMISES. FOR SALE. fA BRICK Dwelling House 67 York Square, N2...I A rooms contains all modern improvements JOHN L. TREAT, m12 2t Administrator.
 ROOMS FOR RENT. {4A HAVE in tho heart of the city tenements @;;s to rent of one room at $5 three rooms at $7, three rooms at $11, four rooms at $10 also an entire house to rent with store at $15.
 HENRY C. BRETZFELDER, mia St 632 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT,
 A4A HOUSE 186 St. John street; also for rent &iii or for sale 2fs Dixwen avenue Inquire of Room G. Phoenix Building, SIS Chapel St., New Ha- ven. Conn. m11tf Factory OF Machine Room. <A THE second and third stories of the Brick .@.M face 6Ox3O, 25x2O, 60x25, 25x20 with office. Power heat and water, with shafting in position and benches. Will rent whole or in part, and at a low figure. Possession at once.
 m11tf 87 Church Street.
 Stores For Rent. AA FROM May 1, 1886, the fine Stores now oc- Ee::H cupied by J. N. Adam & Go. in the Insurance -GSssk Building Will be rented separately if de-
 TALCoTT H. RUSSELL, mic Ct Receiver.
 FOR RENT.
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In nHH Clothes Wringers and Carpet E7tsz0S.OSfO # sweepers to repair at the Bas- ket store or George D. Lamb, the wringeF man, 699 Chapel street. Furniture, Oil Cloths Ice Boxes steiifgeratorS Children's Carriages and House Fur
 ishlng Goods in large variety, all first class goods LOW Tor cash or on weekly payments. Or5ier> by mail promptly attended to in any part of the city
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THOREMAN-A man thoroughly experienced in
 L the manufacture of coffin hardware to take charge tt of small shop already established Only tloSe Wiling to e ange their residence need ed- dress Hardware postoffice box 2s.e New YorL- giving reference, experience, salary expected and 1uJ3
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-02

trial of libel preferred against MASH
lon w. Angler charging him with
breaking up his home. 1t is due to
truth and justice to say that / was SO
dissatisfied with the decision of Pres
bytery that l have complained against
its action in the case to the synod of
the Reformed Presbyte church
which is to meet in the city of New
burgh, n. Y, in June, 1887. This COM
plainticOntinues case so that the de-
cision of Presbytery is not binding un-
til confirmed by synod. Among the
reasons of complaint are the following ::
Because the decision of Presbytery
is travesty on justice, not being sup
ported by particle of evidence.
Because the decision of Presbytery
is grossly unjust being contrary both
to the law and to the evidence in the
case" | confidently expect that the
synod will reverse the decision of
Presbytery.
| regret exceedingly that the case
got into print before it was finally is
sued by synod, but for this l am not
responsible. To let it pass unchal-
lenged l would deem a derelictiOn of
duty on my part. Sincerely yours,
WILLIAM GRAHAM.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS, Aug. 80, 1886.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.


An interesting game of ball was
played on the campus Saturday be-
tween the Creepers and the SwantOn
nine, at least it was uninteresting to
the Creepers, who were defeated by
a score of Is to 3. The SwantOn club
brought over strong team and were
more than a match for the home nine,
though the latter did their best to
keep down their opponents score. The
weather was insufierably hot and play
ing ball was not a light amusement.
The lawn tennis prizes have been on
exhibition in Bingham's window dur
ing the week. The fret and second
prizes are silver medals, the first
trifle larger than the second. The
medals are suspended from plain sill
yer bars on which are inscribed "Lawn
Tennis" while on the medals are en-
graved 1896 First Prize, st. Johns
bury" and 1896 Second Prize, st. Johns
bury" The third prize is very hand
some blue velvet racquet bag on which
are embroidered in yellow silk pair
of racquets and 1896"
The second round in the tennis
tournament is closed with the follow
ing result: w. Allen, 81, 6-3; j. Ca
dy, O. c.. Bliss, rs, 63; Will Tyler,
rs. F. A. Bottome, 6-3, 6-3; w.
Blodgett, rs. c. D. Hazen, 6-2, g. (;
1. E. Sanborn, O; Philip Ide, 6 A, 6-3 ;
L. A. SilsbY. Ga.
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Installation at East Hardwick.

Rev. Edwin E. Rogers was installed
over the Congregational church at
East Hardwick yesterday. Rev. C. NJ.
LamsOn of st. JObnsbury was mOdera-
tor of the council and Rev. T. w. OAR
ling of Danville scribe. The sermon
was by Rev. DIR. G.. b. Hubert
installing prayer, Rev. Mr.. Frasier ;
charge to the people, Rev. C. M.
LamsOn ; charge to pastor, Rev. L. w.
Darling; right hand of fellowship,
Rev. Stephen KnowltOn, Greensboro
concluding prayer by Rev. Mr.. Wheel
er the local Baptist pastor. The new
pastor, Mr.. Rogers, is son-in-law OF
Rev. DIR. Hubert. is warmly received
by the people of Hardwick, and his
! work in his new field quite hopeful.
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NOTICE,

All persons who become tweDty-one years Of age
on or before Sept. 4th, 1856 and who would lie en-
titled to vote at the next freemens meeting Sept.
18th whose not already the list
come before the board of civil authority Satur-
day Sept. 4th Iss6, and take the oath and have
their names entered upon the list and unless their
names are on the list before 70 o'clock D. Satur-
day the 4th they cannot vote at the election Sept
I, 1896.
Those who become q years of age between Sept
4th and the day of election 1.-THE 7th can take the
oath and have their names entered upon the list
election day. Per order
EIFCTMFN
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Recital at st. Andrews.


The choicest musical service that has
been given in st. Johnsbury for some
time was rendered at St. Andrews
church Monday evening. The church
was filled with an appreciative audi
ence. Alfred Brooks presided at the
organ and also gave with fine express
sion a piano solo, while Miss Josie Por
ter accompanied the singers on the
piano. Among the solos were Bucks
"Come Holy Spirit" which was very
finely rendered by Miss Hattie Blod-
gett Luzzi's Gave Maria," sang with
much power by Mrs. Dean Patterson /;
Ballo's "Salve Maria," by Miss Josie
Porter serving to show at its best her
rich soprano, and "Arm, arm we brave"
by Harry May with his accustomed
strength. Mrs. Annie w. Porter's first
number was "Pity Saviour" and was
followed by special request with "Flee
as bird to your mountain" Both Sc
lectiOns were characterized by the re-
markable qualities of voice and execu
ton that have won for Mrs. Porter her
reputation. In the quartettes and 9TH
er selections, Stillman Kent and A. P.
Taft rendered valuable assistance.
Altogether it was a delightful recital.
The Road to Ruin.
We call the attention of the peace
officers again to the fact that there is
no protection of person or property in
this village, but that hoodlums have
full sway. No woman is safe from in
suit on the streets after dark and no
ones property is secure. This people
will probably wake up when too late
to the irreparable injury the place is
receiving from unchecked lawlessness
and rowdyism, and parents will dis
cover after their boys and girls are ru-
ined that they should have kept them
at home evenings instead of allowing
] them to roam the streets.
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w. C.T.U. Annual Meeting.

w. G. T. U. Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the st. job MS
bury Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was held Tuesday afternoon
when these officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Mrs. j. M.
Mitchell vice presidents, Mrs. George
Spencer of the North church, Mrs. S.
HI. Bracket of the South, Mrs. A. b.
Matthewson of the Methodist, Mrs.
G. Il. Brigham, Free Baptist, Mrs.
S. HI. Parkhurst, Universalist; secre
tary and treasurer, Mrs. Ella S. Truax.
These committees on the various
branches of work were also chosen
Evangelistic work, Mrs. j. NJ. Mitchell;
Jail work, Mrs. John Marshall scien-
tific instruction, Mrs. w. p. Fairbanks;
fair work, Mrs. Henry Levin; press
work, Mrs. w. HI. Ward young wOm-
ems work, Mrs. w. 2. Smith parlor
meetings, Mrs. E. A. Walker; temper
ance literature, Mrs. A. l.. Bailey.
Mrs. w. P. Fairbanks, superintendent
of scientific temperance instruction,
reported that during the year temper
ance text books had been put in the
primary grades of the public schools.
The work among the children in the
churches where anything has been
done has been very successful. The
devotional and business meetings have
been we'll attended throughout the
wear
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THE Angler TRIAL.
Letter from Rev. william Crab.

Letter from Rev. william Graham
Mr.. Editor = In an article in your
issue of August 26, 1886, headed "Pres-
byterian church trial." in which my
name is mentioned, feel constrained
to offer word of explanation which |
hope you will have the courtesy to
publish in your next issue, if possible.
| was invited by the Vermont Pres
bytery to act as a prosecutor in the
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v. NJ. G. A.
The regular m onthly meeting of the
association Saturday evening will be
specially important and it is urged
that as large a number be present as
possible. Among other questions the
membership fee business will come up,
this time for final settlement.
A Y. M. C. A. male quartette has
been formed, Charles HI. Horton, first
tenor Edw. Tyler, second tenor; C. S.
Adams, first bass c. l.. Page, second
base. Some good music is assured in
the association entertainments next
SaaSOp
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neafhs.

AtLyndon, Aug. 26, Charles II. Kent, aged 35-
formerly of st. JOhnsbury.
At Lyndon Centre, Aug. 81, Willie, aged three
years, only child of w. K. Ranger
AT South Walden, Aug. 90, Elijah COrsOn aged
At Bloomington Aug. 1s, David Merrill son of
Rev. w. p. AlcOtt of Bedford, Mass. aged 49,
At Danville, Aug. 80, Carrie Dell, twin daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Page aged IL months.
At Sheffield, Aug 2s, of typhoid fever, Hattie E.
Gray, aged 20.
deep feeling of sadness seems to pervade this
community since the death of Miss Attic L. GRAY.
Miss Gray was very much loved and respected by
all who knew her. She indeed a comfort and
help to her father and well filed a mothers place
in the she bestowed upon her little brother
Her many friends will not soon forget her The
sweet face and gentle, patient spirit of HATTIE
GRAY will long live in the memory of those who
saw her devotion to duty and had learned to love
her. She was taken sick about three weeks ago
with typhoid fever all that affection could do was
done, but in vain the evening of the 90 tn ult.
while her dear by her side her spirit
took its flight to the home high. We are pleased
to be able to record that the deceased prepared
either to live die seemed best to the Almighty.
A few hours before her death she S expressed her
self: 81 would like to live" she said ito be with
father and Chiefly, but Gods will be done" 1t was
Gods will to take her to himself. Miss Gray was
converted some four years ago and baptized a year
later. Her lifo was the best evidence that she was
a true follower of Jesus. She was born on July 90
1866 aud died at her fathers home in Sheffield Aug
%, 1885, "In the midst of life we are in death"