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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27
PERSONALS
w. ". Gill has returned from a
n days visit to Kansas city.


w. W Gill has returned from a
ten days visit to Kansas city
&Dr. H Wallace has returned
from his trip to st. Joe, AIo.
B. j. MeHenry, Of Geneses, Hi
nOis, is visiting his uncle, h4r. @. M.
Chism, of Deer Greek township.
John Gebhart viii in a short time
go to Pennsylvania to visit his aged
mother at the old home.
Perry Mcclure took a business
trip to PIainville, Rocks county,
Wednesday.
H II. Bennett went down to ST.
Joe Saturday, evening on a business
trip.
Mrs. League, Of Idaho Springs,
Colorado, formerly Of tins place, IS
here visiting relatives and friends.
R. N. Handy left last Sunday for
Otis, Colorado, where he goes to take
charge Of a lumber yard for Howell
Bros.
Mr.. j. NJ. Drake goes to Orleans,
Nebraska this week to put IN machin-
cry for Geo. L. Jerrett & Co.'S new
mill
II H Brents. the genial, gener-
GUS, energetic operator Of the Rock
Island, returned from a brief visit to
his best girl at Quincy, Illinois, last
week.
j. S. Barnes, Republican nOmi-
nee for County Clerk, went down to
st. Joe last Saturday to look after his
little boy, Willis, who is there for
treatment.
Harry Root, of the Atchison
Champion, took in the Phillips coun-
ty fair. Harry has many warm friends
in PhIllipsburg, who are always glad
to meet him.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Bracken, of
Minneapolis, Kansas, are in town Wis
iting his brother, TheO. Bracken. Mr..
B. is Cashier of the LIST National bank
Of Minneapolis.
Hon. Ct. w. Bertram, of OberIin,
the Democratic candidate for District
Judge, is in the city. He says his
prospects for election are bright Mr..
-Bertram Is socially very pleas
ant gentleman.
R. A. Dague has returned to
Philllpsburg. His family will re-
main a few months longer in Denver.
Mrs. Dague has not improved much
in health but proposes to give the
climate Of Colorado a pretty thorough
trial.
John Bingham with his wife and
son from Arcadia, Wisconsin, are
here visiting his brother-in-law, M
II. Gardner. He looked through the
agricultural specimens now on exhi-
bitiOn in PhilIipsburg and declared
it was as fine a display as they had at
their most creditable county fairs il
his state.
Eugene Low intended to get uI
an excursion party to visit Phillips
burg, on the 24th instant, and the an
nOuncement was made that the ex
cursion train would run from St. Joe
to this place, but owing to the dan
/ gerOus illness of Mr.. Lows mother
the matter was not effectively worked
/ up by Mr. L. and not more than thir
ty or forty tickets were sold.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27
Letter List.

Following is a list of letters re-
naming unclaimed IN the postoffice
at PhiIlipsburg, Kan, Sep. 26, '89.
Fannie Whitney z. b. Stewart
III. Lamb n w. Stewart
Sarah Andrans H. Homes.
Persons calling for any of the above
please say advertised"
D. @. CLARK, p H.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27

Rosenberg & bIichalisky, Of the
Chicago Fair viii close their place Of
business on the 26th and 9th day Of
this month on account of Jewish
New Year. $3.50 Customers please
take notice and govern yourselves ae-
cordingly, T.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27

E. A. Page beats them all for a
good lunch. Call and see.
-WANrED-A girl to do house
work. Enquire at HERALD Office.
IF you want a good buggy cheap
call on Abbott Bros.
Picture frames and albums at
cost. See +. 7. M. butcher.
Geo. Cole delivers goods. Leave
your orders with him.
butcher will not be undersold in
wall paper.
Mckay & Mccormick make abb
stracts on short notice and guarantee
satisfaction.
Mckay & Mccormick have come to
the front with extra favOre Die rates on
farm loans. If.
Parties desiring bills or inform
alton regarding the excursion, call on
Donald Mcdonald & Co.
H. S. Polng & Co. are knocking
the bottom out of boots and shoes. Go
there if you want bargains.
Wall paper at bed rock prices at
butchers. Twelve and a half cents
bolt.
If you want anything in the bak
er's line see Billy TOOker on the
north side.
H. O. Spaulding has just ordered
a fresh line of groceries to his stock
Of goods.
Exchange papers for sale at this
nfficns ar tho arc IF an nnnfa n
Ired If
H S. Polling & Co. is the place
to buy groceries. They will give you
value received every time.
If you are in need of a pump il
your well or cistern give Abbott Bros
call and they will serve you right.
-Threshers look here! If you
want the best oil for your machines
60 to the hardware store in the State
Bank Block.
The City Bakery on the north
side bakes every day, so when you
want fresh bead, pies or cake &c
there.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Veeh
Wednesday, September Is, 1889, {
bW61N6-p pound boy. 4 req was IN GOWL
Saturday, setting up the cigars to the
boys.
Those who are wise will buy
few lots before the Rock Island ex
cursion to Phillipsburg and the auc
ion sale. See Donald Mcdonald &
Company.
Kra tx carries a very
fine line Of furniture
Give him a call.
Joseph Zimmerman, near the de
pot, will hereafter buy old iron, bones
rags, etc., and pay the highest marke
price in cash. If
Business house on west side o
the square with good rooms for resi-
dences or offices IN second story, TO
rent. Enquire at the HERALD Office.
Special bargains and terms Civ
en- on lots in Crenshaw's addition 70
the next thirty days.
DONALD MCDONALD & Co.
C--esLT.s G1 n
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Money, Money ! Money II

Save money and time by placing
your application for farm loans with
the First National Bank Of Phillips
burg. They viii make you as low
and pay you your money when the
papers are signed. If.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27

See those great big white loaves
Of bread at the city bakery on the
north side Of the square.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27
You can get any
thing you want in the
furniture line cheap Of
w. Il. KratZ.

"A subscriber writes to the Stock
ton Ne1Us: No. we don't think it is a
fact that the manag gers of the Stock
ton fair will use watermelon shells
for stalls for cattle. Your suggestion
in regard to erecting a derrick to use
in unloading corn viii probably be
acted upon at the next meeting of
the directors, but we think the idea of
using your big head of cabbage for
band stand is too ridiculous to re-
ceive any serious attention.
"A Logan Correspondent to the
Athena PiGindeGler says: The con
vention at PhillIpsburb nominated
Theo. Bracken, Of Phillipsburg, for
Treasurer, j. S. Barnes, of Phillips
burg, for County Clerk, j. w. King
cry, of RrairieWew, for Register of
Deeds, Lee Scrivner, of Marvin, for
Sheriff, w. b. Stubert, Of Solomon
township, for Surveyor, l. Miley, Of
Marvin, for Coroner. The ticket is a
strong one politically, and in point of
ability, comprises some Of the best
men. ia the county. 1t viii undoubt-
eddy receive the support of the he
publican party, and they should be
elected without a scratch.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27

School books at cost at T. T. M
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27
HORSES.

Stallion and five colts of his get, F.
III. Pettegrew LIST premium.
Stallion 3 years old over, Moses
EversOl I'd premium.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27
Announcement

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.
To the Voters OF Phillips County, Kansas:
1 hereby announce myself q candidate for
Sheriff of Phillips county, subject TO the votes
pOlled at the general November election. II elect
ed will endeavOF to perform the duties Of the
Office to the best of my ability.
Very Respectfully,
E p. MCGUIRE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27

Pair driving horses, not used for
sporting purposes, shown in harness,
M. Smedley, lst premium.
Single mare or gelding in harness,
David Goddard list and j. A. Thomp-
son ID premium.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27

-Lost-an open face gold watch.
Elgin movement, owned by Il. S. Pol
ing A liberal reward will be given
fOI its return.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-22

II. Gillespie, New California: The 50th Ohio
will hold Reunion at Columbus Sept. and 5.
Simeon ellis, Bryan: After the cards an
uouncing our Reunion to be held at Mcclure
were in the mail, 1t was discovered that typo
graphical error had been made in the date
The Reunion will be held ON Sept. 5, the first
Thursday of the month.
A. NJ. TRULY, Shane's Crossing: The Reunion
of the 10th Ohio will be held at this place Aug.
90 and 90.
II. J. Pool, Nevada: The Reunion of the
144th Ohio will be held at Upper Sandusky
Sept. 4.
The 18th Reunion of Battery L, 1st Ohio
Ind'p't l.. A., will DO held at Gallon Sept IA.
l.. E. Clark, Toledo: The 18th Ohio will hold
q Reunion at Montclova Sept. 5.
M. J. Sloan, Warren: The annual Reunion Of
the nth Ohio will be held at Bedford Sept. IL
and 12.
PENNSYLVANIA.
II. M. Richards 600 North Third street,
Reading: A Reunion Of the soldiers and sail
ors of eastern Pennsylvania will be held at this
place Sept. %.
The survivors of the ODD Pa. are requested to
rally at Gettysburg on the 18th of September,
at o'clock p. M, at the State Monument, near
the Wheatfeld.
Michael Holman, York: The third annual
Reunion of the 57th Pa. will be held at York
A Reunion of tho 150th Pa. Second Regi-
ment, Bucktail Brgade) will be held at Get
tysburg on Pennsylvania Day, Sept. IL and IL.
The monument marking position Of the regi-
ment in first days fight will be dedicated at
10 O'Clock a. M, Sept. IL. Comrades who have
not done so should st once send their addresses
to the Secretary of the Memorial Committee,
William K. Ramsay, 5l15 Viola st., Philadel-
phia.
A joint Reunion of the S7th, 13oth and 200th
Pa. will be held at York Sept. "a.
VERMONT.
G. w. Cook, West Glover: The Reunion OF
Co. !, 18th VT, will be held at GAR. Hall,
Austin's Block, Barton Landing, Sept. 10.
The Society of the 1st Art, 18th VT, held its
annual Reunion at st. Johnsbury Aug. 8, when
the following officers were elected President
Col. ID. j. Stafford; First V.-P., Capt. J. E. Ell
bridge; Second V.-P., J. @. Jones; Sec, Capt
II. c. II. Lewis Bellows Falls; Treas, Capt. G.
IL. Austin, Barton Landing; Surg, DIR. r. T.
Johnson Chap, Capt. E. p. Lee. The society
voted TO unite with the other regiments Of the
old Vermont Brigade and hold a Reunion in
1880. Providing there is no brigade Reunion
the society is to hold its meeting In Rutland
next year.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-22
RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
GleaningS from National Headquar-
terS---NOteS from the Departments
LOYAL WOMEN OF THE UNION.
POEM FROM THE PEN OF PROF. wrrLHLw
A. BRADSHAW.

Last December Prof. William A. Bradshaw, al
jamestown, N. Y, wrote 70 President-sIsoa Harvss
son. ineiosing poem Following 10 The IstEsx rss
eeiyed In reply also the pOen which wa publiuEas
ed In the indianapolis Journal:
IsDIASAPoLIs Ind, Dec N lssa
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW ESQ. Jannsato1u II Y
biY DEAR SIR: Your letter of Dec. H. inclOsInR
what you are good enough to call q parAphrAsa, n
blank verse, Of speech delivered by me, has bseu
received. ! am sure you have 30 muah Improved
upon my thought and expression that can claiua
no other relation TO the work except that Of haVn
suggested a theme. think your composition II
TOO good 10 be lost, and have turned \ over -
mr: haliord for publication in the Journal
win kind regards, very truly, yours
Benz. HARRIsoE.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-22

nnmher. Headquarters will be opened Monday,
2bih for registry Of comrades and payment of dues.
Tuesday aud Wednesday will be devoted to Re-
union and Campfire exercises.
N. v. Mcdowell, Fulda. Mimi; The second Re-
union of the 18TH H. Cav. will be held at MilwHu-
kee during the entire week of the 2sd National
Wisconsin street. Headquarters In the ball during
the entire week,
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-22
Consumption Surely Cured.

To the Editor Please inform your readers thAa
Ihave positive remedy for Consumption By ~ timely
use thousands OF hopeless have bean permanently
cured. shall be glad send two bottles Of ny reLnsdH
any Of your readers who have oon5arn ptaon x
they will send their Express and p. o Aadrae 4a
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-22

FThe Assistant Adiutants- OF the different
Departments respectfully requested Co forward
q copy of the Department rosters for 1889 10 THE
NATIONAL TRBuNEl
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-22
REUNIONS,
Gatherings Of Comrades In All Parts
Of the Country.

To SECRETARIES: Secretaries will greatly favor
us by sending brief accounts of the Reunions OF
their respective organizations for publication In
this column. Immediately after the occurrence oi
the Also copies OF rosters for file and future
reference.-EDIToR NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-22
WISCONSIN.-

Henry w. Greasy Post No. 42fTomah, rendered
reception 10 Co. X, 3d WlsstE a., recently. After
dulsed in until late honr4 Me efeers w ~ ,his
Post are; Commander, Henry spalding; S.V c. E.
b. Kline; j. v. g., w. MeIaiD; q. b. L. s. Boards
ley. Surg, VIM. Plunketti o. d., t. NJ Cowles |;
o. g., J, Vanduvorti AdTt, J, E. Perry.
Officers OF Isaac Hendricks Post, No. 246 Camp
bellsport: Commander. J, b. Heghesi ., v. G., r.
Durand; j. v. O., o. 8. Raymond Adpt, s. Kuter
O. M, v. A Topper; Chap. j. N. Perschhaeheri
O. d., D. Furgusoni o. o., A. Grab 8. M, w. r.
FotE; @. nj. g., VIM. Smith.
Officers OF George Hall Post. No. III, Beaver
Dam Commander, Nj. l.. Johnson; 8. v. O., III. l..
Palmerj j. v. o.. j. A. Suortzi q. M. VIM. Ashton
Surg, Henry KimbalI Chap, r. \. johnson 0. d.,
JAS. Brazell; o. g.. John Brown; Adj't, Geo j.
Crothersi d. NJ, John Carroll, @. M. s., JOS
Hampton.
oGeers Of Peter Weber Post No. 25T, Fountain
City: Commander, John Shmitzi s. V. O., Henry
Friedel; J. V. o., @. A, Katz Adj't. j. j. Sem
q. M, Nj. Dambaeh Surg, Ill. Eoke; Chap. O.
Rahmi o. d., j. Palzneri o. g., O. Ermscher; g,
NJ. III. sandersi q. III. S.. Phil Elder.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-22


Officers OF Stevens Post. No. Q. Peterboro; Conn
maBder, George Il. Peasley; 8. v. O. A. L. Muir.
ply; J. v. O. John r. Dorsey; Adj't Frederic
u. Turner; u. M, George NJ. Ketteiie; Surg j. IL
| Cutler; Chap, Charles Scott; o. d.. John w
Howei o. o., Charles II. Gibson; g. NJ, John
| Scott.
NEW JERSEY
| Henry Wilson Post. No. Ia. Jersey City. held .
| grand Reunion and Campfire AT Caledonian Parl.
| on Aug. 2. Thousands Of visiting comrades were
present and the affair was success financially and
socially.
Officers of J. @. shaoieelton Post, No. 80. Key.
| port; commander, Aaron b. WaIliDgi s. " O.,
sa%asi ai H. Isaiah Clayton s@ salG A ssa
| Hurdock; Chap. George Walters o. D., Zebnlon
Roberts; o. g., Jacob Neucal; 8. M. Mitchell Char.
| teri q. M s.. Hiram Potter.
| NEW YORK.
Cameron Post No. 70, New York, gave clam
bake at hoekaway recently. which was financial
| and social success.
Col. l.. NJ. lawson was presented with beautI.
| ful bronze shield on Aug. II by Horace Greeley
Post, No. bT. New York city. Miss Gabrielle Gree
| ley, daughter OF the distinguished editor. was
there. and so WAS Miss Louise Lawson, "a cousin
Of Col. lawson and the designer OF the shield
Junior Vice Commander William A. HeatoD made
the presentation speech. In which he said that tbs
| Post gave the token In appreciation Of Col. Law,
sons eloquent tribute 70 Horace Greeley on Memo
rial Day last, when he Delivered the Grafton az the
| editors grave In Greenwood. The shield Is of al
| original design. DiagonHlIy across It's face is 1
device representing "A printers stick. In the cen
| ter is large emblem OF GAR. badge, aud lh,
| borders arc ornamenied with emblcnis of ths
| army navy, cavalry aud artillery. The whoIs /,
| suitably Inscribed. The designer, Miss Lawson
was presented with BEAUTIFUL bouquet of roses ane
Officers Of John r. Smith Post, No. 400, Stockton
Commando Y 4. Idndaii 3. Y. Co. G. Bloom
| held j. v. o., j. Il. Bloomfeid AdIt W. w
seeiey; Surg, n. Waite; Chap, l.. II. Pangborn
Q. NJ. A, Woodland; o. D., L. Derby; o. a., &C. A
Herrick g. NJ. j. W. Picketti q. NJ. g.. ]. D. Wild
Officers of Thomas M Burt Post No III, yalatle
Commander, Thomas Garrigan; =. v. Cs William
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Married..

Bar HarbOr-March 30, by Rev. A. f.
Palmer. MIR. Frank $. Scammell OF ST. John
n. b.. and Miss Geiette +. Hey of Bar Harbor.
Franklin-Apri 6, by Re j. r. Bow Ter,
Mr.. Edgar NJ. Paine Of Eden, aud Miss Addie
Vi. French of Franklin.
SuIivan-Aprii 2. by Rev. C. c. Phelan, Mr..
Henry o. Whaling and Miss Mary A. Hooper,
both of Sullivan.
Milbrdge- March IS, by Geo. Googins. Esq,
Mr.. James Sirout and Mrs. Ella W. Strout,
both of Milbridge.
Worcester, Mass.-Feb. p, by Rev. Calvin
Stebbins, Mr.. J. Harvey Brown of Boston,
and Miss Mabelie l. Narbis Of Orland.
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North Lamoine-

Norm Labioihe
On Wednesday, Hiram Allen Holt re-
turned from Philadelphia in company with
his mother having been on the vessel
Helen G. Moseley with his father the past
winter on voyage to the West Indies.
On Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs |. n.
Salisbury invited our Sunday school soci-
able to meet at their house and 70 awaited
themselves of the invitation, young and
old, and although the admission fee is but
a half dime and children only /, . and 8
cents the sum of 50 100 was realized. 1t is
not customary for the entertainers to treat
(yet no fine is imposed for so doing) but
Mr.. Salisbury, armed with a dish of delic-
ious apples in each hand, moved quietly
twice through his three spacious rooms in
which we were entertained, till all were
served much to the delight of the little
ones.
large addition to our Sunday school
library was made on Sunday.
We notice with interest Pupils" alarm
but as the rug fever here is of mild form
the ladies and sensible men are alarmed at
a worse maladv. Our trouble is the strong
sign of war. Almost every door is defend
ed by a gun. Small boys on the street and
those who are strong enough to carry
rifle are sure to have one in hand The only
enemy there is any visible sign of must
be the wild goose which in consideration
of the strong fertilization on the shore
of the Jordan comes not till all are asleep
and leaves before the dawn of day The
careless handling of firearms is enough to
alarm all who witness it.
Apr s. D'NETT
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In Board Of Mayor and Aldermen,
April 8, 1880.

/ MAYOR in me chair
/ Full board Of aldermen present.
Petition III Nh. AZ ,rr,ly II NJ. ,o,,d
to Law the same on the table until next REGULAR
meeting.
Petition OF j r. Whit.-,mb If Ais voted 10
Law the same ON the lshi. for the present.
P,titi.pof u Jora,n - Al. xo,ca IA
Law IN. SAM. am m. fslr. for the nr,,.ni
Petition Of {. r.. Wentworth -, al. voted
That IN. .tr.,., comm. .i,,.r h. in.tr,,rf,I ~
M, Inf,u, stree, 80 .,l,es in conai,,on ana
th,. cit, "a fnr,i.b Material .no,,,b T., hni,i d.
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il. Of thr streets ANIL ,ys,. h ,,c.,i,, h..,.r.
ANY work sb.U b. done. an .,,i,l .,r..,s Wv.
ar sidewalk.
Voted Th., ~. .,r.., .,.,,,,,,i..io.,s hir,.
surv..yor s.,.,,.j,, ,,,. ,t.
in Question
p,tit,orofc r-.,,.,r,,, -, u.
NJ Ti,o,,i, Fnei,,. 60 voted ,,l.v ,b. .,,,o
on fine r,l,,4
peti,ior 81 l NJ I.wot. ,o,.1 Tt,, b.
he GRANTED q, nsxr hroL,,.. li..,,.. .,,l ,l.,
IN, amount he hail be reouir,d r. nv ~
same be fixed at $40 Der wear.
ON motion. voted. That Arno W KIM
city treasurer. be and hereby i authorized for
and in behalf Of tb. city Of Ellsworth and in
the name IL mid city 10 make and exacute
conveyance under zeal TO LAFAYETTE Davi. Of
said Ellsworth in consideration Of the sum Of
sixty dollars. Of all the right. title and interest
which the eitv OF Ellsworth ha, in and 10 the
David Over estate" so called, BY reason Of
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Are You disturbed at night and broken OF
Your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain of cutting teeth: II 50. send at
once and get bottle OF Mrs. WINSLow' 5
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
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States. and i for sale by all druggist, thu ough-
out the world. Price - cents a bottle
Il,
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The Lewiston Journals Bangor cor
respondent telegraphs as follows: have
inst been informed by cable, of the arrival
at Barring Brothers. London, OF Frank
Clergue, who il on his way home from
Persia. He leaves Southampton to-mor-
row Mr.. Clergue has been very success
full. and there viii at once be inauguratea q
railroad and colonization scheme inToiv-
ing millions Of American capital, ne nav
ing received very valuable concessions
from the Shah of Persia.
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Ellsworth Falls.

Ellsworth Falls.
Mr.. Silas Saunders is charging and re
! arranging the ell of his house
| Mrs. Martin NJ. Moore sprained heI
ankle Monday morning. She Is unable to
bear her weight on it.
Rev. $. ID. Towne's many friends wer,
pleased to see him again supply the pulpit
of Union church.
The death of Calvin p. Jordan cas-,
shadow over our little village; for many
years he had lived an honored and respect.
ed citizen here
Last Monday, the first inst, the face
wheel in Whitcomb, Haynes and Cos
mill broke. II showed defects The mill
has since been idle.
Ladies' Union Sewing Society has
been organized in this place with the follow
ing corps of officers:
President, Mrs Hinckley Vice President
Mrs Selena Lord; Secretary aud Treasurer.
Eta Fox; Directors, Mrs. l.. c Hastings
Mrs Saunders, Mrs. Higgins, Eta Lord ;
Literary Com. Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Martin
Moore, Mrs. Alfred Hastings Meetings
are held Thursday afternoons bi-weeklv
commencing the +th inst.
Mr.. c. II. Haynes is improving the looks
OF MS house with coat of paint.
At the annual election Of officers for
'Ticonic' Hose Co. Chas. Gerry was
elected foreman, and Parlin Bonzey, list
assistant, Harry W. Haynes, Clerk.
The new dynamo for the arc lights
has arrived and will soon be placed in po-
sition for generating electricity.
Mr. j. +. Whtcomb is enlarging the
main part Of his house, and is also adding
piazza.
The rank of the classes in Union Sunday
school for department and attendance for
the last quarter ranges from 1855 to .975.
1t is reported on good authority that
one of the small dynamos from the village
will not be placed here but that "a storage
battery will be placed here instead.
Apr. 9. b.