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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-04-21

sus, arose and said, Friends, | have had
to bear this cross Of shouting all my Chris
tian life. When | was converted God
saved mt wonderfully. Icould not restrain
my shouts Of praise. My father was pre-
siding elder. He used to take me with
him on his district. | would shout under
my own fathers preaching.
Several times he reproved M sharply.
He said to nae one day, as ~e were riding
home together, not so fast, Susfn notso
fast and minated that my conduct wa,
not pleasing to many Christians who had
been long in the way. | tried to reform
but failed to do so; and after a time my
father became re conciled to my ways,
Years sped on. and my father came
down TO die. When he saw his sickness
was unto death, h. began to examine care
fully the foundations of his faith. A
strange gloom hung over his mind. 1t
was so different from what he had expect.
ed. lie prayed much, but found no re.
lief"
AT last he said. please let all retire
from the room but Susan My mother,
brothers, and sisters went out, and | was
left alone with my dying father. | pray
ed with him. The struggle was severe,
but victory came. His soul was filled
with Joy u~nspeakable. Call them in now
he said; but Susan, stand by me when
an dying. and shout me through | had
to do it, and the last thing | heard my
father say was, go ahead, Susan; go a
headH
The lady sat down. There was a flash
Of light as though a window had been sud
denly opened in heaven.
You do not believe in shOuting2 Do you
believe in the Biblc2 Have you searched
the scriptures upon the subject? There
was shouting when the world was created
There was shouting when Christ was born
in Bethlehem. There has been shouting
ali along the line of march from Pente-
cost till now. There has been shouting at
millions of dealh-beds. There has been
shouting on the rack, shouting in prison;
and shouting at the stake; and there will
be shouting when the world is IN fire and
the elements are melting with fervent
heat.
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NOTICk FOR PUBLICATION.
q. 8. Land ONCE.
Las Cruces. N. NJ.
hQarnh Iltb 1890

Notice is hereDy sgiven that the following
named settler has tled notice of her intentit n
to make final proof in support of her claim
and that said proof will be made before Pro
bate Judge or Clerk of Lincoln, County, at
Lincoln, n. NJ, on May III. 1883, viz
LLOYD, on Desert Land entry
No. 45s, for the II c "a ) W "a section 20, twp
10. S. h. 10. Il.
She names the following witnesses to prov
his continuous residence upon, and cultiNa
ton ef said laid, VIZ Andrew Crawford,
John Clark, Oscar Hyde, Jose Dotsuu, Hl ~
white Oaks, LinCOln County New Mexico.
24-6 EDMUND G. SHIELDS. Regis. ..
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HE %5an-on = O. ro,,iaal ,,'a' "! ~ 20
1rh Tree, ill inf0rmat,m n ,A ,rafk nLirL
UUHu .sy can 90. snd = o At q. no,ilai psy
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Aninmn Resorts.

SKfLL-FALL AND WINTER BOARD.-De-
SHEhtrl location; convenient railroads and boats
py air large airy excellent table all comforts Of
home Mrs l. wlIITTELsEY, casldl. ~ Y.
II oTEL NETHERwooD
NETHElwOoD. " ].
Forty1ve minutes from the foot Of Ilberty-st., New
York. Elegant brick structure; thoroughly steam
heated special Inducements 10 families
FRANK r. MILLER
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT f0URTnACK TRUNK LINE

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
tLa,e,ss and sine. Psssseage, station In An1erica
room cars 10 Saratoga. Patsburs aud Montreal also to
9 so a m. FAMOUS yEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS LIMITED. composed exclusively OF buGst
smoking dining car drawns room AID sleeping cars
Fals Erie Cleveland Indianapolis aud Toledo arriving
Chicago az . 30 .. H. ST. Louis 40 .. next day.
Connects ut Albany for Cooperstown: -
40 80 a. m Chicago Express Tor Niagara Falls. To.
ront0 Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis, Detroit and
Chicago also Cooarstown and North Adams drawing
iii 80 NJ wes,efn SsT.Yors snd Northern Express.
for Saratoga, Lake George, Rutland Bennington North
Adsgr S. Pawins room , gaEs e Troy .-,,,
room yats 10 Nbany. Troy and saratoga.
a M. Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy. Connects
for " amsown North Adams, and intermediate points
y" 9 p m Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis Ex.
dss a and sn a cincana indsSapos 81 Eouis
Detrol, aud Chicago win sleeping aud dining ears
! 30 ?. N, Montreal and CanAn1agus Express daily
Sleeping Pau,bufg and Montreal VIA Roues Point
and Via Adams ottawa Via ST. Adams, and Cana
except sunday Sunday does not west OF Albany
Buffalo :35 and Cleveland 2S .. IN NJ,
III 30 p. ~. Fast Night Express for Roches
clnnst, inilanspos 81 Louis, Detroit md Chicago.
With sleeping cais Sleeping 10 Clasion Thousand
Islands VIA Utica daily ezcep' Saturday also to Canaan
il midnignt Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Lass sGsorge. PlstGburs Loon Lake, saranae Lake
town Sleeping Albany.
Ticket, space IN drawing room and sleeping
sale az Grand Contra Station, 4l3 s5 and 9ta Broadway
l3-th-st station, New-York $50 Washington and 80
fulton sts Brooklyn, and - 4thst. Williamsburg.
Mesteotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
:Ru1 daily; others daily except Sunday. ,stop a.
isshs s;siGn Y take I'd Das'ehIsS W NON .nd West
Gehe-ai SaDefihtendent General Passenger Agent
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Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Tune Table OF september H. lsss &C..
90 a. FOR Easton. bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
5:4j a. m fcr Eason Bethlehem and Allentown.
100 q. for Remington. Esston Bethlehem. Allen
$50 8. m. .sr tlcnng.on Lake Hspateons Eaa,on
en ss saYS rsma s,s ss
sunbury. Lewlsburg. Wlllamsport.
ios flsmlipsOn Eas;Sn Bethlehem Allentown.
Chunk Wiikesbarre scranton Tamsqus shamskin n'aen
80 D. m Tor Remington. Lake iIopateang Fa.,o,
Behlehem Allentown etc
5: 200 and 3 $50 D.. for someryills and Fleninron
5:45 D. ~ for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mnuch
Chunk. Reading Harrisburg. etc. On Sundays at 80
r. st5, uI5 m. 80. 40, :; 30. rs D. m 1:
SUNDAYS, 4 90. o 90 e. N for RCD bank Long Branch
ant faror ears a. 10 ii IS g. NJ iso SO 80
y H+s 15 m. 80 80 m f,r Tarmlnsdae LAKE
a. IN, / 30 p. M Tor Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
oh5p m s sHSBEY NOOK d tt Fern AmbOy
Fer LONG F FsASf i!iE Rc Z \ GROVE etc
-, For Atlantic hssands, Iilehisnd Beach seaorishs
as, . ,. m sundays. a. IN.
Esr gFoq s3y paG o'i19 aee sJov Sasy T.
For LAKEWOOD Toms River and Bsrnesat s;i5 p. n
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Tor PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
II p m SUNDAYS At s 20 a. H. 20 1S d. D. m ''O
Trains leaving az a. ~ II a. " 30. 30. 80
feketi and Paror Car can be procured a. II AIS
SOL ga LAO, 1,Ssg brosdway 7J7 Gth-sve. ga west
S &c Fass 5li HOOK York Cour $50
New-York Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence
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Situations WanicS---fcmaIe.

4 "A. -A.-A.---------
I MRS. l. SEELY.
iormsrly Mi0 l. Campbeln.
es WEST 2sD.sr.
FOgEIGN AND DOMESTIC MALI
AND FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
tEEAI.
All references strictly investie gated anl
on ME .or inspection.
Servants Disappointing families Will
be excluded from my oihec
ANY OTuEH OfkICE
g WEST I2D.sT.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT The EXCHANGE.

The sale was reported on the Real Estate Exchange
yesterday by William A. BlgeIow Of plot Of ground
200 feet square in One hundred and-twenty 18th and
One hundred and-twenty -siS;h-sts.. west of Sew
enth-ave., to Oscar Hammerstr,n private
terms. II is rurored that She buyer proposes to
erect new opera house for Harlem on the Site.
All the auction sales advertised for yes erday at the
President Cr,iihshank returned yesterday from the
Adirondacks after a ten days vacation
New-YoIk, Friday. Oct 6. 1855.
roS% s as were made at the Exchange ana Auction
By william Kennedy G Brothc,
- S,,s o. snldns NTH lot No 1850 lstave cor
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs-N. Y. CITY
Msdi.on-st Y s lot SAC Philip rotsuskey and -, ~.
ss No i 80 Es. Afo1sS Sniusds, P 70 Rel:
% 'S Of s3A s,Ssnc s5 * ag's AS OoO
oaS S I5aScss g Of S e,Sss ss,oO Charles
Z oOhn to Fanny KrsSower =. 80,
Thorn to Emil L Boas 1880
renee GodkIn referee to Y oonaaies IS 200
:, smith and wife 10 Helena MscsaSe o:.- 5000
d s Is @f st sGSss 1899
iS6 &clas Ct e hsSa s!Ss:SssrFsi $4,000
Marx and Moses o,tinSes 0 20 feser BcsreSs $1,000
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Edward Buckley to John sloane or 1oath-st.
Masn = and goS s-S eA5 TO o 1Os,er and soo
7th-avc n doth q mortgages years, IS 600.
Peter Behren ct al to Ottinger and ano 1i4th-st,
East 5th.sve y mortgages 1 ysar s7j50o.
William browning and vie to 4sxJ0 Ieroy-s
G months, 80 500, 80. 500
Sane William smith, exr, property % mort
CAGES yearA $4,000.
John C6pcu,h and wife to the Leahe and Watts Orphan
Asylum. Westinghouse, Of Desbfossesst, years,
Israel Cohen ana wife to We'll and 90 Monroe
Mary r comstock 70 Lydia Horn. 1875 west 7sth.ss
years, s14, 800.
.q Ser csn ' e , gs st e ss le Hall Quarry Co.
Henrietta Dressrer TO Daniel DrcssneI and ano 90
Ludlow-s. years, el2.00
Mary W Fsrey TO the Emgrant Industrial Savings
Bank. 2d-ave, Of 1othst year, $1,000
John Elier and wife TO Louis EOhdenburg, 10th
ave- OF 67th-st. years. 81, 800.
Mary Fitzgerald to Maurice O'Bfen, % and 80 Hu
bert-st years, $4,000
Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank 81 and 33
Hubertst, year. els. 900.
Geo W Ferguson and wife the Bowery Savings Bank
n o9th-sL East OF 9thave. years 10000
Francisco Gonzalez and wife 10 John Jones and ano,
exG. n : 52d-sL " OF 9th-ave. years Sl5, 800
Henry HITLER William Bailey, 9th-ave
az 67th-st 3 months, So 254.
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Gc!p n1nniro.

4 SSisTANT EDITOR -for sss!stant
"A ed!lor position. three cultured tChris-
tlJL OF !-raeite ladies' Call II 30 ~ :.
M. MOtLTOS'S Cnive, Potter Drlldlnc
New York
DOY WANTED. TO carry small SIGN
- and give out bllis. Pho. GALLERY.
50 West l4ih-sf.
IrXPFEr fINANCfTE - Fss7I stoliiief
~ in ways Hnd means 49, cJvrr inf1 a. man
Irish a4ifiOil treasury. -. ruJ. pu1 now
T. T.. Tribune.
w ANTFD.-A Stone setter aud Stone
w cutter. C1il ll2th-st and Manhattan.
ave on ssiurdry. Oct. q. al . a. NJ.
w ANTED.-ENprfience solicitors fof
w Shcrldan's Personal Memoirs aud IL
bFaFy Of American Literature on most llb.
etsi terms. CHARLES l.. WEBSTER A
Co.. . E.aas 1ilk-s-
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.
N: Y,C I'll l. \ 20. les.es .,, On

Train. l..ss 'Ms.t. s9d:st .s,doa :. tes... ana 90
s'aSi 0oi SsSA siS'
syrdesss' Bqasio cshe.tsf Suspension Bridge NJ
sa siT saa s da e Soa az GO IS
''sS 81 i 'H fS tS eSra SSG S:4ORR is
sss Is 10 and nd 90 M dSnra
III hsei Tsn ssa cs'ta' hs,, 9 60
s'piis,sals Tor BSr.o. Niagara sala Dsool
ss'Gg s.s ssg gst:y c o,A'f sns daily
FAX: y z 10 I. st,J moSSLsa. Nest Z shore S
ssss' Apply
49, S12 lsy. q FI "a
Vest ff i5G jay stations loot
wesicotrs Express calls for aud cheeks eaggssc from
vsnderbitsve General Passenger Agent
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
iAssaN g.! Trains leave foo. of cOruands and
$50 a. for oatasaaSu. and intermediate points
ana the West snd principal lOS. ponss Chair car 70
ca. n & s e. sssp sna s
M 20, p',. Ss And P5aspa intermediate
to ss MnH:h S9u1f . .4a cH. Ss"
,. pa A. ~ senoys hy9n. Elmi,o Rochester. Blu.
Ts iSf H'g'syi anf as5"s sa S m CON-
0e for " points sU NNrss9oy s1d s1''0n cod Ss0n
pointa
5:lJ p N. for Copay and Intermediate pont.
D. N for Geneva Lyons. Elmlra Rochester, Rus
'N' an Genera Eastern Once. 9ss B B.
n EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ ,RAILwhE TIron' leave from ferries ., West isd
west 42i.st so a. m Jay-st. :3j a. N, for Mid
dleioNn Fallsburs Monticello Liberty, walton, Delhi.
Norwich. Ctca Rome, oneida. button, OsWeso Buffalo.
XII yss3 soa. 20 1.. M 1a @ r % o h %ra
town. Bl0Onlncburg. Elicnvle MI Dale, Monticello
Ealishurg. Liberty, White Lake Rockiand.
West 4o1st Is D. m. Jay-st. 0:l0 y. NJ, daily Tor
Mddetown Fallsburg. Liberty. Walton, Norwich Oneioa,
Osweco. Suspension Bldg. Detroit. Chicago St Louis
Buffet sleepcfs % Niagara Falls Reclining CHAIR Gar
FREQ Su-uOiis Bridge
Time tables ckots &C. at 207 3O7. olf 1923 Broad
,rav 737 1874 Last 125h-st. 964 West l2JthsI.
-Ne"''''N J. C. ANDERSON. e.. =. A.,
Is Exchange Place, New York.
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Gale.

A PEW FOR sALE-Wesf Presbyterian Church 42l.
n 81. REV John r. Paxton. D. D. middle aisle
Address b.. Box Gj9, n. y r. y.
T. LIE OF The n. Y. Daily TFbans rom December 3
4 1850. TO ADN 10. 1865, bound in IS volumes In
good condition; for sale. Address FILES Tribune Orce.
sV,HE TARIFF OF 1883" pamphlet o. 20 large pace,
kvins rates Of duty now In force IN full together
with the entire Free List and other valuable Tariff nlor.
nation Timely for reference, and absolutely correct
Price Il cents copy. Published by The Tribune
New-York.
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DoarN ano Rooms tuanieo.

LITERARY GENTLEMAN wants a
"A home Ia refined private family. in Or
out Of town. os NOT over so weekly. Ads
dress LiBEk Tribune OElce
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NHURE LINE-ALL-RATL KUUTE-FUR
- Boseh Newport and the East. Express leaves Grand
Central station 10 100 a. and 90 D. for Newport,
Providence aud BostOn. 90 D. m Limited Express for
Providence md BOSTON,: y 80 p M Night EXPRESS for
Newport, Providence, Boston, daily Palace Paror Cars
Sleeping Cars TO destination Dining OH D. nj.
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Winisr Resorts.
Professional.

A YOUNG MAN fe years Of age, who has Just left
IA school, wishes employment In any mercantile
banking louse where he can MAKE himself useful can
give satisfactory references 10 ability and character
Address w. Box % Tribune Office n. Y.
w ANTED by . young lazy. Canadian. position as
children 70 would supern,end housekeeping and
mohefless children objection 10 tt1yet references
exchanged Address Miss NJ. 90 wcodhullst Broosiyn
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Dresemakina.

49, : ---f--.-
II EESSMAkER--By Efst.class ntler
~ and draper. latc ~ one ~ the leading
hOnscs; wishes more engagements rs Tho
DAY ely reference. Address d.. $50
Broadway.
II RFSSMAKER. BY dreS-raker, faw
~ more customers: Ictfert nt guaranteed (.
viii 20 Qua TO IT, IJ2 lAst 3Jth-st.. LIST
hell esst
.lnn WEST 4.D-Sr. corner stn-ave. --
DVO Vine lressnaking 90 uneXsflled
price moderate VI. }. BLACK.
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Real estate.


nT.EG GUARANTEE
AND TRUST G.
81 LIBERTY.sr, as corRT.sT.
NEw-YORK BROOKLYN
Examines and Guarantees
Titles 10 Real Estate.
Its pelicy Of guarantee covers all
losses by reason Of forgery Of sigma
lures, false presentations or any
other fraud.
COUNSEL.
Stephen p. Nash, Richard Ingrsham.
Geo. r. Demarest.
TRUSTEES.
orlando r. Potter georae G. wlsma
William NJ. 1ngraham. Eugene Kelly,
Emil 0elbermann. Alexander T.. Orr.
Martin Joos., Hugo wesendontk.
Henry Merton. julien T. Davies,
benjamin d. Hicks, William II. Male,
John d. Hicks. Edward n. Taller.
Charles Richardson. Charles r. Henderson.
Ellis d. Williams Isaac II. CockA
william Trsutwine Samuel Il. Freeman
Henry c. Tbomptoa Charles Matlsck
JOHN W. MURRAY. {. H. KELSEY.
President vice President
LOUIS wINDNULLEg- Treasurer
NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.
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ttlietellaneous.
WI. l.. HARTUNG,
n. ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
80 AND ~ Nt>t1.Sr- Telephone,
Murray 49,
A Nj. {. MiGICK. - I.ibertv-st,
y fciiOw American Association l'uOlic
Accountants. arrange BOOB. for business
!lsrsfieIles and aiius's confused or disputed
accounts. keeps accounts Of estates or pre-
pare. fueM FOR court. furnishes competent
assistants; terms moderate
A CAPABLE YOUNG MAN wants 10
n represent sofia leading house on the
roaI strictly temperate and reliable caI
furnish very bc~f references Address, FOR
one week. SALESMAN, Box 20. Tribune
ONCE.
ID ROADWAY. ]. c57. A nrst-ciass caferef
ID VIII furnish families with meats at
reasonable rates Ad1rC.s o. call EDWARD
BANKS.
w ASTED-rwo second hand coal pockets
w ana coal cart must be in good condl-
lion. state chcgpest cash IguIr. ~. H.,
New York Tribune
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n ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
1Irsias Leave oham6ers.s Station week days ,Sr
Z 90 20, 40 90 and II $50 rs, 80 700.
snn SG 80 90 sG 80 40 so3 g. TfT ~
r. saIrre.7 speciala i9 AS noon additional trains to
,For Nannst. sptina Valley. Monsay and Tall mans.
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month, payable Quarterly in advance.
No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to the rooms at all times as guests.
This Association having no regular
means of support except the dues of
members, 1t is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves of its privileges, and all who feel
an interest in maintaining an institution
of this kind, will put down their names
and become regular contributors.
A. j, CARTWRIGHT, Pres,
NJ. Nj. SCOTT, Vice-President,
III. A. PARMELEE, Secretary,
A. l.. SMITH, Treasurer,
@. Il. RODGERS, Md,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-10
Skilled and UnskiIIed Labor Furnished.
Eastate-
bought, sold and rented.

UUuEHI, sou anu rtnteu.
Several valuable properties in and
around the city now for sale on easy
terms.
Convenient Cottages in desira BILE healthy
locations in and near the city to let or
lease at reasonable rates.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-10

Employment Wanted-by several men and
boys, who will make themselves use
full in performing the various offices
and chores required by private fami-
lies.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-10
CUL-ICK'S
General Business Agency.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Conveyancing Specially Records search.
ed and abstracts of title furnished on
short notice.
Copying, Translating, and engrossing in all
languages in general use in the King
dom.
Custom House brokerage-Fire and Life
Insurance receive prompt attention.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-10

Full particulars given on application
at the agency,
Orders from the other Islands prompt.
ly attended to,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-02-01

The leap year ball was perfect sue
cess The committee have over $50 90 to
put in the bank, towards the new hall.
The floor directors were Mrs. A. ii. Tot
man and Mrs. T. &. Head, with Mrs. C..
ID. Roundy, Mrs. C. + Furber, Miss Vesta
Written and Miss Lidie Nye AS aids.
The worst snow storm for years; every
one showed up.
The concert by the Schubert Male
Quartette, from Portland, was very fine.
And we hope they will visit us again.
Rev. ID. b. Holt, the pastor Of the NJ.
Il. Church, went to North Fairfield,
Thursday A. NJ, to attend funeral, and
finding that he could not get home with
| his horse. started to walk, expecting that
he could take train at Somerset; but on
reaching there, found there was no train
and walked the entire distance of over
six miles, reaching home about dark in
almost az exhausted condition.
Rev. c j. Clarke, from p. +. Island
preached very fine sermon at the NJ. Il
church, on Sunday, from Gen. . 20.
The Bridgeman Sisters give a reading
here Wednesday evening, under the di
rection of the 'Willing Workers"
The willing Workers" met Wednes
day 7. M, with Mrs. Wilbur Bradbury
on Elm Street.
Mr. Sweet, who has been very sick will
eryesipelas is out of danger.
The roads are in bad shape. Men ar
at work on them all the time.
Some of the teachers had a hard tim
in getting some of their pupils hom
last Thursday forenoon.
Fred S. Pinkham has been spending
few days in town
The .'B. BIS" are new club just organ
lied here, with Miss Grace Mayo 70
President. We understand they are t.
have an entertainment soon.