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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-10

F1R=r NAr1orAL BANK OF DURuAM :
CHARTERED NOV. 9th, 1887. CAPITAL 100000.
OFFIC e II .
J. S. CARR, President. LEO. D. HEARTT, Cashier.
c. S. BRYAN, Vice President CHAs. A. JORDAN, Teller.
ID II ID G II O H y.
J. S. CARR, H. y. SNOW. j. 7. MALLORY. J. ". WALKER. JAMES A.
BRYAN, w. w. FULLER. r. J. PARRISH. r. D. JONES,
a Il. STOKES, c. 5. BRYAN.
a General Banking Business Transacted.
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS, CORPORATIONS AND IN
DIvIDUALs RECEIVED ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
CERTIFICATES OF Deposit bearing 4 per cent. interest. issued upon
money to remain 0 n deposit with the FIRST NATIONAL BANK 6 or l2 months
COLLECTIONS made direct o n all accessibhep points int the Unit. d States and
RENTED tor promptly att lowest rates.
PARTICULAR attention paid to the business of CORRESPONDENTS. A.
THIS RANK being recently organized, rs in condition to do all classes Of
Banking Business upon as favorable terms as any other Bank in the State.
BANKING SECURITY. The United States Government requires that a fun
and sWorn to ty at least three Oft the directors every few weeks. and beside This
Bank Examiners ares sent ut at the pleasure of the Government whose duty it
Is made 10 thoroughly examine into h condition. of the Bank, hence National
b1nks Afford larger measure of protection than any other Banking system.
CHARACTER AND CAPITAL. The character of the Officers, Directors
and Stockholders OF tie First National Bank is the very highest and each
Stakeholder is. ander the National Bank law, responsible for double the amour,
First NATIONAL.
WE WANT a SHARE OF YOUR BUSINESS. WE SOLICIT: YOUR PA.
TRONAGE. WE GUARANTEE ENTIRE SATISFACTION IN
ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-10

"A postal card to the editor
from the State Librarian at Raleigh,
Mr. J. C. Birdsong, says that the
price OF Moore's Roster of North
Carolina State Troops, in the late
war. has been reduced in price, and
can now be had, by express, per set
Of 4 volumes, at S1.00, or by mail,
$l.7O. All orders accompanied with
the amount should be sent to Mr..
Bi1dsong.
Judge Rufin is attending court
at Alamance.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-10

Last Monday morning when
jailer Hayes went into the Jail to
give the prisoners breakfast, he was
overpowered by David Holmes and
James P. Hopkins, two white men,.
Holmes then took the keys and On.
locked the cell OF James Hogan, col,
and turned him .'out. The three
then rushed out of Jail and made for
the woods. AS they were leaving
the Jail they were fred upon by the
%jailer. About an hour later Sheriff
Hughes aud others went in pursuit
on horseback, and soon captured the
two white men. Holmes bad the
keys of the Jail in bis pockets. This
is the second time be has escaped,
and 10 prevent him from doing go
again, the Sheriff haa had him chain.
ed to his cell. Hogan, who is still
at large, was in Jail tor stealing
whisky out of the railroad warehouse
at Chapel Hill.
The members OF Bud Of Hope
Lodge, No. 1854, colored Odd.Fel-
lows, celebrated the second anniver-
sary Of their Lodge last Sunday.
In the afternoon they marched from
their hall in the Berry building tc
the colored Baptist church where
the anniversary ermon was preach
ed by Rev. G. Il. Davis. They made
a, very creditable appearance, and
under the direction of Marshal John
Webb the procession moved quietly
through the town. j,
H. D. Mason, who is authorized
to organize Farmers Alliances in
Orange. will address the people at
Oaks next Monday, March 18th, aud
Col. G. 3. Pickett, State Organizer
and National Lecturer of the Far
mer's Alliance, will speak TO the
farmers at Hillsboro on Saturday the
18th day OF March. We hope the
farmers Of the county will urn out
and hear them.
THE WONDERFUL HEALING
PROPERTIES OF DARBYS
~PROPHYACTIC FLUID IN
CASE OF ACCIDENTS, FOR
BURNS, SCALDS, CUTS OR
WOUNDS, etc
Its prompt use will invariably re.
lieve pain, promote healing and pre-:
vent Erysipelas, Gangrene, or Proud
Flesh. Owing to the cleasing and
purifying qualities of the Fluid the
most obstinate Ulcers, Boils, Car
buncles, and Running Sores are rem
dered pure and healthy and speedily
cured, no other application being
necessary.
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VALUABLE LAND FOB SALE.

The Duncan Darlington trat>. G mile.
east OF Iiillsboto, cnntainin. about 200
acres. we'll wa,ercd. we'll timb"rrd and
part in a desirable state OF cultivation.
Well adapted to tobacco. corn, Wheat,
oats and grass. Terms easy.
Apply 10 Geo. l.. Douglass who will
take pleasure in showing any person,
Wishing To buy. over Ia. premises ,
or To
\. W GRAHAM.
Sept. |. lSs..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

N 0 9 E
Having qualified as Administrative
upon the estate Of John Ray, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons in
dehted to said estate to make immedi-
ate payment. and all persons having
claims against said estate must present
them, duly authenticated. within the
time required by law. or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of recovery.
This 9th day Of March. 1888.
l.. E. RAY,
Administrative.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-10
LIKE PAINTING LADIES.

Why are good resolutions like
tainting ladies :! They should be
carried out. and parents should
not forget the resolutions that would
never suffer them TO he without that
cough and Group cure, Taylor's
Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gun
and Mullen.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-10
GALE or NAI.E ABLE PROPERTY

GALE Or ' ALI AHI.E lEtDPEETI
AT ,hc l",lr, House door III Hills
b"ru on Nuniay. the 10Th ,lat Of March.
1883. We will. under license from
the superior Court. II, the action Of
Thomas w. Patterson and otlcr< Excr-
utur> {" i. y. Patterson against George
i'ickarJ. .AI.-lia Plekarl assi others. 10
make reat estate a>>et> IN pay debts.
offer Tor ~xIe IA trait 81 land ai the
nat-ts OF cane Greek adjoining lttrr.
of ". c.. STAFFORD or he north. =. =.
sbb OF, TIN .a-,. Alien Robertson.
~i~ptSii Robertson anal Gsor.. Marrow
on The ~>nas.l,. and \. =. Wr:b AMI Jas.
/, raW,"rI or the .e-t. amt containing
-Four Hundred anil Tw-:n,-auur .t.re.
more or l~s<.
The lanes witl ~ naef.ti in three
,.i!f-r.It .f,ct> 10 be ih..tc a...w i oia
tho dav ni sale.
Terms # sale ba,a-'htr,i .t.ii. aiil
',aian". in Ii anil II months viii. suffer-
ct irnM la, 81 SAFE.
Sale II /, III.
TiiOM A. W. PATTERSON.
:. 4. PATTERSON.
Executors aiai Commissioners.
February iml. ISIS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-10
T1PPENINGS1N AND ITEMS IN AMI
AROUND TOWN.

-
Mr.. A. A. Springs wants to buy
a lot OF oun cured tobacco.
See advertisement OF Choice
Towering Plants tor sale by NJ. L.
Catlln, Richmond, Va.
Major John w. Graham aud A.
w. Graham have been attending
the Supreme Court at Raleigh.
The pastor, Rev. w. II. Puck.
EFT, will preach at the Methodist
church Sunday at IL a. n. and at
7,l5 p. m.
Key. James +. Gay, a former
pastor, conducted the urayer.meet-
lng Sc. ce-.a, the Methods, church
We'd -i,. gil
Nj & VI. PIX. lef. here for
the No,,n,ln u.r.'ts Tuesday. He
will have a z o'i zeal TO say 10 our
readers hen lie returns.
--Isev. w. II. Packet, pastor,
says be held one Of the most delight
fu, communion services at Walnut
Grove last sunday that it was ever
his pleasure to attend.
Married. March ls.. 1888, at
the residence OF Josiah Murray. Mr.
Rufus Bowen, OF Person county, to
Miss Fannie Murray, OF Orange
county, Rev w. II. Pickett oti.
ciatirg.
-lscv. A. D. Blackwood died a,
Chapel Hill, FRIDAY, Feb. 2"d. He
was a BaptlS, min..'er. aud had Ia
bored faithfully in the work OF HI.
church 43 years, aud at his death he
was 81 years OF age.
We learn that our friend, Mr.
William Ct Jackson, OF Sugar HILL
is making considerable improve
men,s on his dwelling aud yard
Our intnrm.ui sa,. he "a ixiny W
things in good order about him.
Three colnrt,i p,i.oners made
their ESCAPE from the Durham ja'
last Monday morning hy "~ter?"wer
ing taller Fauce,,c. George Jone,
was recap,ured, but Pete William
and Rntfin Taylor made good the'
escape.
Mis- Lilly Law. has accepted
position in the NJ ll'nery aud Fame!
Goods departments at Parks' Bs
zaar. She IL deservedly popular
and the securing Of her service
will increase the sale OF goods at tb'
Pazaar.
Our colored friend. Abel Payne
left here Wednesday for Whining
Ton. He will return in time TO wal
upon mis- friends during court week
All who have ever been ted iror
Abel's table, says he gives tho yer
bes, the market affords.
-Messrs. William T.. Cheek an
William Turner. SONS OF Mr.. job
Check aud Mr.. Joe Turner, OF Hill,
boro, have gone to New York Cit,
where they have accepted situation
in Dukes Cigarette Factory. w
hope our young friends Will do vel
On Tuesday, Feb. 2S,h, Will
Mr.. Robert Anderson, of Ceda
Grove township, was on his way
carry some pork to Dr.. Terrell, b
WAS thrown from his wagon and or
Of his arms was broken. Using III
same wagon the next day, his 80
Henry was carrying some pork
his home, when the horse ran swa
and Henry was seriously injured.
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TURNTP SALAD

For Sale. Twenty bushels o,
turnips in fine condition for eating
or setting out to make salad. Three
bushels for a dollar. Enquire 8,
this office.
February 23d.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-10

HILLsBoRo Posi- OFTICE.-Ohce
hours from 7 IL a. m. TO SIS. p. m,
every day except Sunday, and on
Sunday from IL m. to l p. m.
II. H. PARISH,
Post Master.
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N
'yhe subscriber having on the 9Th day
of February, 1888, taken letters of Al
ministration according to law. on the
estate of Mrs. Elisabeth Berry, de-
ceased, hereby gives general notice to-
all creditors of saM estate to present
their claims, duly authenticated, within
the time limited by law for that pur-
pose, otherwise this notice will be
pleaded in bar Of recovery. Debtors to
said estate Will please make immediate
payment.
On Saturday the 10th lav Of March,
1883. on the premises. | will offer for
sale tor Cash. all OF the personal pro-
p~f'r at the deceased.
Thi> lJ,h day OF February. ISIS.
CICERO BERRY,
Administrator
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-10
GIVES BETTER SATISFACTlOS.

Please send me one box Blood Balm
Catarrh Snuff by return mail. as II OF
my customers is. taking b. B. b. for ca
tarrh. B. Is. B. gives better satisfaction
than any medicine | ever sold. l have
sold lU dozen in the past 10 weeks. and
it gives good satisfaction. III don't re-
init all right for snuff write me.
Yours. w. y. BRANDON.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-10
1T REMOVED THE PINPLES.
ROUND MOUNTAIN. TEX,

ROUND tx,
March -. 1887.
A lady friend Of mine has tor several
years been troubled with bumps. and
piluples on her face and neck, for which
She used various cosmetics in order to
remove them and beautify and improve
her complexion ; but these local appli-
cations were only temporary and left
her skin, in q worse condition.
recommended an internal prepare
tion-known as Botanic Blood Balm
which | have been using and selling
about two years she used three bottles
and nearly all pimples have disappear
ed, her skin is soft and smooth. and her
general health much improved. She
expresses herself much gyatitied, and
can recommend it to all who are thus
affected. MRS. :. VI. WILSON.
A BOOK OF WONDERS. FREE.
All who desire full information about
the cause and cure of Blood Poisohs.
Scrofula and %Scrofulous SweIlings. I'll
GERS, Sores, rheumatism. Kidney Com
plants. CatarTh, etc, can secure by
mail. free. 3 copy of our 32-page Illus
trated Book of Wonders, filled with the
most wonderful and startling proof
| ever before known. Address
BLOOD BALM Co.
! Atlantis, IL.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-10
IN THE SPRING

Almost everybody wants a 'Spring
Tonic" Here is a simple testimonial.
which shows how B. b. b. is regarded.
1t will knock your malaria out and re-
store your appetite:
SPLENDID FOR A SPRING TONIC.
ARLINGTON, GA, June 80, 1887.
suffered with malarial blood poison
more or less, all the time and the only
medicine that doEe me any good is B.
B. B. 1t is undoubtedly the best blood
medicine made, and for this malarial
country should be used by every n in
the spring Of the year, and rs good in
summer. fall and winter as u tonic and
blood purifier.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-03-10
TnE WEEKLY NEWS AND OBJ.
SERVER.

SERVER.
The Weekly Nc,rs and Observer is a
long ways the best paper ever published
In North Carolina. 1t is i credit to the
people aud to the Sta,c. The people
should take i Pride in it. 1t should be
in every family. 1t is IN eight page
paper. chock full of the best sort OF
reading matter. news. market reports.
and all that. You cannot afford to be
without it. Price 1925 n year. We
viii, furnish the Weekly Ncns and OBJ
seruer until January LIST, 1889. tor 81.
Send for sample copy. Address
MEMS AND OBSERVER CO,
Raleigh, n. G..
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RATES OF /:

Advertisements Will be inserted for
Sl.o0 per square Zone mch) tor the first
and fifty ceuts for each subsequent pub
LEGATION.
Contracts for advertising tor any
space or time may be made at the office
of the OBSERVER, Of by correspond
cncc.
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4 OF LAND.

GALE OF LAND.
NJ
Court vi Orange County to NE directed
in the case Of koilf.e Swain ". Ella
Atkins aud Lou Atkins. | will sell 70
The highest bidder. on the 18th day Of
March. lssS. in front Of David Nc
Cauley's store in Chapel Hill. = 10, of
land in Chapel Hill. bounded on / orsh
by Rosemary street, on south by Frank
lin street, and on the east by the lot OF
Ms Salina Thompson. containing one
acre more or less.
Terms: One-lhird cash. balance in S
months.
This 10th day OF FL bruary. 1885,
JAMES B. MASON.
ComnissDns..
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One wear. to be paid in advance, $l.00
Six months. 5Oc
Three months, 25c
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rW-THE OFFICE OF THE OR
ANGE COUNTY OBSERVER
IS on CHURTON ST. OVER
HAYES DRUG STOKE.-H
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GALE OF LAND.

By virtue of an order Of the Superior
Cour, OF Orange County. to me direct
I'd in the case OF Luther NJ. Gates. Ad-
mini.tra,or of Sallie Gates vs.. Lizzie
Gates and others. | will sell 1t public
auction 1T the Court House door In
Hhlsboro on Monday. the 10Th day OF
March. 1883. at Il m. Il ttact OF land In
Bingham Township on waters III Cane
Greek. adjoining lands OF John Kirk
ard Thomas :. tate>, containing %
acres. more or less.
Terms One-tkinl cash. one-third In
II months. and ote-thii,l in : years.
The deferred payments 10 b-ar interest
nom day Of sale. and title reserved nn-
til ternr are fully complied with.
Fbs 18th day OF February. ISIS
LUTHER VI. GATES.
administrator and Commissioners.
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H, N. G.

SATURDAY,. 49, MARCH 10, 1888.
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JAMES WEBB, JR. d BRO.
select Boarding ~ DOv'
school for Young
Ladies' and Lit.
rio (SirlA.

HILLSBOKO n. c..
THE MISSES NASH AND MIS-
L kOLIOCk will resume the exer-
cises OF their school Oh Friday. goth
day Of January. lsss.
Tuition for day scholars 5000 pe
Session.
Circulars sent ON application.
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West Arlington.

The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs.
G. A. Derrick last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Eaton is spending few
weeks with friends in Cambridge, N. Y,
Miss Hill of Utica. school friend of
Miss Nellie Derrick's, is making her a
visit.
The Sabbath school was recognized
last Sunday with the following officers:
Superintendent, Charles E. Buck; libra
rian, L. j. Farnham; treasurer, Mrs. c.
A. Derrick; secretary, Miss Grace Tut
tie. The teachers for the coming year
have not been decided upon.
II. T. Eaton and wife are spending a
few days at SlIngerlands, N. Y.
Mrs. Cora Conlin of Shushan spent a
few days with her parents recently.
II. q. Buck has new wagon.
Will Buck is preparing to saw logs at
the sawmill near Tefft & WIlliamss
mill.
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Stamford.

The Sunday Express of North Adams,
Mass, has this to say of an occurrence
which is now agltating our people:
Anything more cowardly and brutal
can hardly be imagined than the assault
which took place Friday afternoon last,
when Patrick Morrisey a young man re-
siding in Stamford, slightly under the
| influence of liquor 1t is true, struck I'M
provoked SylYanus Morgan an aged cit
izen of Blacklngton with a rock with
such force that it was thought at one
time would result fatally.
The story of the assault as near as can
be learned is like this; Morgan, who
was in town to see the circus, was rest
ing in the shed of Hodges mill, Nor.
risey came staggering in, and seeing the
old gentleman there, went up to him
and pulled his hat over his eyes. The
man made no resistance and MOrrsey
went out, picked up couple of rocks
and started again toward him.
Mr.. Morgan made motion to strike
his with his cane and Morrissey let fly
the rock striking him full in the fore
head. The old gentleman fell over,
Some of the bystanders rushed up to
his assistance, but Morrisey was hauled
off by his friends and started by team
for Stamford. They were well on their
way before the police were notified,
When they were summoned Chief Full
Ter and Officer Mack procured team
and started for the criminal. A strenu
Gus effort was made to catch him before
he reached the State line, but the horse
was not equal to the task. When he
reached Stamford the man went to the
home of his uncle who is deputy sher-
If and was arrested by him on charge of
drunkenness. The man violently resist
d the efforts of all the officers but at
last he was overcome, bound and placed
under guard in barn. Chief Fuller
telegraphed here for a warrant. This
was obtained by Sheriff Frink who i'm
medIately started for the place,
The warrant was issued upon the
charge of assault with attempt to muir
der. The Stamford officer, who bad
charge of the prisoner, refused to give
him up, and so nothing remained but
for the officers to return home, which
hey did,
Chief Fuller started for the place
again today, hut at 6 o'clock had not re-
turned,
Mr.. Morgan was taken after the as
sault to Drs. Stafford and Wright's Of
flee, where his wound was dressed and
was then conveyed to his home in Black
ington. He was visited by DR.. Wright
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon, who
found him much easier, with fair
prospect of recovery,
Last evenings papers say: Nathaniel
MORGAN the man whose skull was
crushed last Friday in shed in North
Adams by Patrick E.Morrissey of SIAM
ford, Vt, died at noon today. After the
assault, Morrissey crossed from Mas
sachusetts into Vermont. This morn
ing he gave himself up to the Massa-
chusetts authorities. and thereby did
away with the trouble that would have
arisen in securing requisition papers.
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WILLIAMS, COMMENCEMENT.
Programme OF the Ninety-fourth Gradu
ating Exercises.


The following is the programme for
the ninety fourth commencement OF
Williams College:
Saturday evening. June 23-Graves
prize speaking in the Congregational
Church at o'clock.
Sunday, June 24-Addrcss to the Mills
Young Mems Christian Association at
1890 a, mr, BY th6' Rev!'Phillips Brooks,
d. d Boston.
BaCCalturea'e sermon to the gradu-
ating class by President Carter at 3 D. m.
Prayer meeting IN Mission Park at
430 o'clock, conducted by the Rev DR..
Denison.
Alumni prayer meeting in the college
chapel at 8 O'Clock, Prof. Perry presid-
ing.
Monday evening, June 25-Address at
8 o'clock in tie Congregational Church
by Prof. Henry Stafford, PHI. D.. com.
memprative of the erection, through the
efforts of Prof. Albert Hopkins, of the
first college astronomical observatory in
the United States, at Willamstown, in
1888.
Tuesday. June 26-Alumni and class
day. Meeting of the Society of Alumni
in the college chapel at ga, M, Francis
l.. Stetson, Egg, president.
Business meeting of the Phi Beta
Kappa Society in the chapel Immediately
after the adjournment of alumni meet
ing.
Memorial Grafton in honor OF the Rev.
Mark Hopkins, d. D., Ii. D., by the
Hon. David Dudley Field, LII. D., of
New York city, in the Congregational
Church at 10 m.
Public exercises of the class at Q p. m.
in the Congregational Church.
There will be reunions of the classes
of '3S, '4S, $50, '63, '6S, '73, '7S. 's5.
Prize rhetorical exhibition at 1880
o'clock by members of the sophomore
and junior classes.
Promenade concert in Goodrich Hall
at O'Clock.
Wednesday, June 27-Commencement
exercises at 1890 a. m.
Trustees, graduates and invited guests
dine Immediately after the commence
ment exercises in the Lasell gymnasium.
Presidents reception at p. m. in
Goodrich Hall.
The customary address under the aus
pices of the Adelphi Union will be
omitted to give place for Prof. Ssfford's
address,
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with a regiment. Our commonwealth
will forever boast of the deeds done by
her valiant sons in the struggle for ma
tionsl unity, and would impress upon
your minds the fact that there are many
more men here to-day Of military age
and ability, who are worthy of member.
ship in our great fraternal army, than
there were in the days of that dark pc.
Rod, and it becomes us as Odd Fellows
to use our utmost endeavors to encour
age those to join our ranks who are
found worthy OF enrolment.
1t is desirable that we hold a depart
ment cantonment in some central local
ity during the coming summer or early
autumn, and already suggestions are
being made and correspondence had to
bring it about. 1t is expected that
canton will soon be organized in Rut-
land, under the most favorable auspices
and fiattering prospects, followed by
others in several wide-awake towns in
our State, The members of the order
generally are cordially invited to assist
in the extension OF this branch of Odd
Fellowship, SO that when the time ar
rIves for our first department parade
and drill, the grand old Green Mountain
jurisdiction may wheel into line in
greatly augmented numbers.
Major Puffer is also the D. ID. G. M. of
this district, and is to call meeting of
the lodges therein soon. Grand Master
Hall and other Grand Lodge officers
have promised to be present.