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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-10-09

l. 0. o. +. Crystal Lodge No132 meet ev.
cry Monday Dig Int at its hall.
A. G. TEOhP, r. S. c. C.PHELPs, N G.
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MT LEBA;r)N R A CHAPTER No 47
n. cts i 3 Ned OF each month
". c. BIcKNEn Set DAVID KEMP, II. P.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY

knights of Aurora, meets every Pad and 4th,
FRIDAY Of each month"; at their hall.
A. l.. STENGER, E.C. PA. MCCARTNEY, Rec
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CIVIC SOCIETIES.

A'F.' &.'.A'M.. -Goldcu Sheaf Lodge
No I3}, meets list x sd Saturday Of each
month. F. A. HANCOCK. w. NJ.
w. W. GRISwOLD, Sec.
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MORRIS POST OFFICE

Open everv Saturday from 3 to 6 and to
9 O'Clock pm.
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LYNCHED BY THE WHOLESALE.
An Atrocious Crime Committed by
White Citizens of BaFDwelI, S. @.
THEY TRYToExPLAINIT AWAY

COLUMBIA S. c., Dec. % Three
hundred armed men, with faces masked,
surround Jail just at Tbe darkest hour
before the dawn while the INN ates are
sleeping heavily. They move with eau
ton and as an organized body. The
jailer is quietly seized and quickly over
powered His keys are taken from him
the heavy doors unlocked and before
eight colored men sleeping within were
awaken their cells are filed with strange
figures and they are seized and carried
outintO the night.
Their cries for mercy. prayers and
curses are alike UNDECIDED by their silent
executioners. The body of men is put
in motion and proceeds a quarter of q
mile to the outskirts of the town. The
eight unfortunate wretches are secured,
several hundred shots are fired and
eight bodies lie on the earth with blood
running from hundred wounds, liter
ally shot TO pieces.
A CRIME WITHOUT pALLIATION.
Such was the scene of a terrible trag-
edy enacted in the town of Barnwell this
state. this morning "a terrible retributiOn
for not extraordinary offence. -Four
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COLORED MEN AROUSED.
They Issue An Address.-Gov Rich
ardson Offers q Reward.

s.CHARLEsToN s. c., December. So
Great Indignation Is felt throughout the
State at the massacre OF prisoners at
Barnwell. and the strongest appeals are
being made tC the Governor to mske an
example of the mob. The following
address has been issued to the colored
people of the State by the represents
tive colored men OF Charleston and
vicinity:
TO the People of so til CaroliR1:
The recent events of the last few days
in a portion of this State of the commits
sion of the most horrible crime ever
known to modern civilization in the
numbering OF eight detenceless col0red
men In Barnwell county calls for i'm
mediate and sober action on the part
of all law abiding citizens Of this State
| looking to the enforcement OF the law
for protection of life and liberty. To
this end we, the undersigned, citizens
| of Charleston and vicinity, request the
| leading colored men of this state to as
s0mble in the city OF Columbia on the
Add day in January, 1890, at 8 p. M I.
for the purpose of consulting and fOrmu
lating plan by which the laW oan be
enforced and order preserved through
the proper officers OF the State. In tbts
we place ourselves before the country
as part of the citizenship OF this State
that believe in upholding the strong
arm of the administration and bringing
to justice those who defame and tradues
her fair name.
The address is signed by about tive
hundred colored men.
The colored State fair will be held y
Columbia this week.
COLUsEBIA, December 30.-In view
OF the lynching of eight Negroes q
Barnwell on Saturday last G)verno
! Richardson to night Issued a proclaim
, ton Offering re ward of 900 for tn
apprehension aud conviction of eac
. and every one Of the guilty parties co
cerned ia the killing OF the Negroe
referred co.
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EIGHT
C0L0RED MEN SHOT.

Prisoners Taken From Jail BY Mob
and RIddled with Bullets.
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The subordinate Fountain.

nav weekly Sick Bene 8 from
also so $3.50, DulIAsFand Endow-
ment benefits sfrom $500 70 Si15.
90 paid TO the heirs Of deceased
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BUSINESS. INSURANCE AND
BURMESE DEPARTMENT.

This branch IL composed OF thr
classes-B. y. aud If. b. and
Glasses are now in operation.
class pays the assessment, ~ cen
on each member, At tho death
each member; this now amour
70 el4O 90 and will continue to
increase until IL reaches e2OO. 90,
which 10 the face value OF the poll.
cy.
The joining fees are from o. 90 70
$50; the dues (Qua-terly dues and
Assessments combined) are from
et.20 n $50 per Quarter accord
ing 70 sges.
T.. Class p -ys the assessment,
50 rerts on the death Of each mem
- 'shioh now amounts 70 $685.. 90
will cnsti me TO socrr uDsil
.esohes e50o.00 which IL the iacs
value OF the policy. The Joining
feoa are from - 90 to 1913.
The dues Quarterly dues and
assessments combined) range from
~ 20 to S2.s5 per quarter. accord
ing TO ages.
This branch is four years old and
the two Glasses, b. and e. now
Numbers 1900 benefited members
aud are increasing daily.
This department has paid insu
rance amounting to S250O.0O aud
owns property 10 the value OF
e20. 10000.
THE BANK.
This Bank was chartered March
3. 1888; opened April 8, 1889; Can
itsl Stock, 100000: paid mp, $50,
600.
The capitol stock is owned Joint
~ by the Grand Fountain aud tie
members OF the Business and In
surance department.
$50, 0O0 Of the capital stock he
longs TO the Grand Fountain; s75
600 is owned by the members Of
the business and Insurance depart
ment.
This bank is established on the
cooperative plan; the capital stock
lie not redeemable aud only transfer
able from the deceased members
10 the living brotherhood. The
earnings OF tue Capital stock are
divided between the Fountain and
| the members of the Business and
Insurance department.
This plan is a guarantee against
the pooling Of the capitol and tn,
breaking OF the bank at will.
| Individual deposits received o
/ 81 90 or NJ IRE.
Interest az the rate of 4 percen
paid on all deposits remaining 81,
days or more.
The bank is doing a thrivin g bl
iness an instance of which tn,
| depoits amount To more than IL, OOl
since April 3rd, 1889.
VIM. w Browne, Pre-
r. T. HILL, Cashie
| Tie whole lie under the manage
J ment and control of the Gran
Fountain
VIM. w. browne, q. w. M
w. P. Burrell, CIV. Sec.
Main Office and Bank IO5 w
ckson st. Richmond, Va.
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PORTSMOUTH, VA. De g. 1889.
Mr. Editors;
The oystermen are yea. loor faced
daily quest does not ohoos. 70 grew ~
fsst.ss they can catch them. Tue catch
ing OF oyste has heretofore ven enplos
ment 60 many of our men = "a boys. 90
which they have nads snip support
But 60 the years 90 by a. lucrative
occupation grows less and ~ are seek
The weafher this season , cons 90 Be
tempered especially for fbs, p n and we'll
do We enjoy IL. For wose1 otherwise
there would be greater suffer- z Tor want
of fuel among some Of the poo. IL There
has not been day this v ter. down
here, bot that fire might dispensed
with.
The Christmas holidaysha paeeed OF
quietly. bat exceedingly asnnt for
many seeking that s,honorkl relation
have repeated that cid. old y-~Until
God by death doth separate
The hearts Of our city bat With ssd
ness and sympas by last Tuesday ovening
when, learning Of the deatt Of - Eliza
carter, the devoted wife o. aekson
Carter, and the affoctionsto aor OF
Rev. Mrs. 0eorRie Coilcy Of tour city.
Mrs. Carteriwas an anniabse 81 isfi4n Ho-
man. And of the 81 years ID Il ia this
life, ~ Of thes8 were consScra 10 her
God Aud the sama uuknber Nrke her
masriage rotation. Row w. y Coilcy
and wife were summoned bnt 30 lat 70
see moro than the Iiieioee ler Her
funeral Was attended from ~ tapt lst
church of which she bad beef sehful
member "a years. Rev. j. NJ q,
= pastor. ofjiciatedt deliw
~ulogy. At the
wore copeA
friends aud taken rom there
mond accompanied oy Ar- ...-.
bereaVed husband, ant bev MI hno
Colley.
There has been much said thronxn tne
columns Of your paper abont the shame
full treatment of Rev ~ Atmiakeso,
pastor OF Zion baptiSt Churcn ~ soio CITY
and very much more mlghc Dc faiu 81 Inc
wrongs he has under8ono AL because ne
was said TO have headed the si4uers q
the Malone Circular Letter spo ronie
not jump into print with . dcniea-
girl living 10 house OF queet.rneo,e 70
Pute, and had made this hex nome
through choice, proven on she witness
stand to have Waited houses & aeiBns-
ton was hired-as she nov spys--to s"e;
out warrant sgainst nov. Aftnls seno
upon him. Their victim said rcthirg but
met them to their hearts corts icting
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Especial Dispatch to THE PR S.,
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This branch takes child .sn from
8 to IA years old. The Ing fees
are o1.5O; monthly dues IS and
% cents respectively.
weekly Sick Benefits ere IS, 90
cents and e1.0O per wseb (accord-
ing to the dues paid.) 81 lowest
fee is continued as long . afck.
BURIAL. AND END0wnHN r5cnetita
are from e24.5O to e07 % at death.
Ihis branch is four yae sold, has
al Fountains, beDeitt member
p of nearly 1900 an has paid
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Y.M .. "A

BUILDING No. 214 East Leigh Sc.
Rooms open to the public from A. n
to 10 p. NJ.
All young men are welcome
WEEK DAY MEETINGS.
Monday, $50 p. m. Bible Training
Class linen only.l
Thursday $50 p. m. Bible History
and Geography, linen only
Friday-S:30 p. m. International Sun
day School Lesson Explained to
ladies Rnd gentlemen.
THE LORDS DAY MEETINGS.
Young mems PRAYER meeting 8 to SIP n
Gospel song Service 8 TO 6 p. m.
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IN A
RACE WAR.
WHITE RESIDENTS OF A GEORGIA TOWN
EXPERIMENTING CoLoRED PEOPLE.
TEN COLORED MEN KILLED.
Colored Prisoners Even Taken from
Jail and Murdered by the Mob.
POOR WOMEN Brutality
BEATEN

The Terrible Riot, Begun by a Col
ored Outlaw Shooting Dead a Dep
uty Marshal, Continued in Jes-
sup-A battle in Swamp.
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Dealer In Groceries, CONTEMPORARIES,
Wood g. : val also at 1918 East
Franklin st. BOARDING & kODG-
ING, at reasonable rates. Come
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MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Mrs. Orlando Bourn left town Sat
urday, the Is inst, for a visit with
friends in Hoosic Falls, N. Y. and
Bennington.
The W. r. c. hold their regular
meeting at Blackmer's hall, Friday
the 14th, at 2 80 p. m. The inspect
or intends to be present. at this
meeting.
The report that Mrs. Chapman's
residence, burned to the grcand, A.
Thursday while she was at the Nc
Naughton party, started from the
fact that the grass in the meadow
back of her house caught fire from a
passing locomotive.
The w. c. T. U. met with Mrs.
j. A. Lincoln on Saturday afternoon.
a good number being present.
QulGG IL uuLlDeI III JiilS NlClultN az
tended the McNaughton party last
Thursday, and all enjoyed it hugely.
Notwithstanding the high winds
and threatening clouds large num-
Der from this village attended the BIZ
BILE Day concert at the Baptist church
Sunday evening, and were well paid
for their effort.
The meetings being held by Rev.
ii. Probert at the school house in
district No. u are very interesting,
and are very well attended.
Mr.. G.. W. Vaughn of Arlington
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Eleazer
Baldwin.
Mrs. Annis Haley of Sunderland
has been visiting at MI. j. G. Black
mer's.
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WINDHAM.

j. c. Gould is making some much
needed repairs on his buildings, as
sisted by his brother, A. Fl. Gould
OF Chester. His wife, having been
confined to her bed for nearly twenty
years, was removed thereon to u
neighbors to remain while the work is
in progress.
Miss Mile Rhoades has been
called home from CRANKY, Mass.
on account of the sickness of her sis
ter, Chloe.
Mrs. VIM. Harris has so far le-
covered from her illness as to dismiss
her nurse.
School closed in district No. |
Nov. Z, with written examinations.
Prizes were offered the three aver
aging the highest. The first was Sc
cured by Bertha Abbott, who aver
aged 90 Sill; second, Marion Bal
lou, 50 Clio; third, Idell Axtell, 81
10 Lyman Jenpison averaged 81
6-9.
Addie A. Clark, Teacher
No rosin ! Lasts thrice as long.
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TIE LONDONDERRY SITTER

Our Londonderry dramatic friends
are out with fine looking color work
poster( from this office announcing an
entertainment at Union Hall, next
Friday evening, The reputation
of this club is so good that it is un-
necessary to puff them. They are al
ready assured full house if the eve
ming is only passable, The enter
tainment will consist of the presenta-
ton of the thrilling, pathetic and
mirth provoking new drama, entitled
+" Placer Gold" with the following
cast:
Nathan Bardwell, farmer, A. A, Curtis I;
2 2sG R,r hnrdT'li' his sons,
p X Holt, A. c. Gibson !;
James Monroe, Ned's Chum,
Fred Parker I;
Joseph Murphy, Bardwelrs hired
man, u, IL, Pafker ;
Squire Crosby, misery farmer
with land joining
Bardwelrs, +, A. Brooks
Mike O'Connor, Crosbys hired
man, f, W. Williams
Charles Mayhem, gold mine
swndler, Il, w. Gibson
Richard Blynn, gold mine swim
dler, w, l.. Gibson
| Sheriff,
Maria Bardwcll, Nathan's wife,
Mrs. w. l.. Gibson
Belle Bardwell, the orphan, Eva Holt
Nellie Crosby, Crosby's daugh-
ter, Mrs. p II. Holt
Matilda, Crosby's daughter,
afterwards wife
of O'Connor,
Mrs. G. L. Parker
Gipsey, the waif, living at
Squire Crosby's,
Mrs. E. +. Arnold
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SIMONSVILLE.

Ladies' scciable will be at u. r.
Carleton's Friday evening, Nov. IA.
Mrs. G. Il. Gould is visiting her
relatives in Framineh,m, Mass
P r. Carleton picked tlandelion
blossoms in his mountain pasture
Oct. 81.
Warren and Alden Baseltine have
finished their seasons work and are
now at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p Haseltne OF
CayendisE recently visited at b. S.
Fuller's.
A very successful term of school
closed here Oct. u. The following
is the names of scholars whose aver
age was over ninety: Matte Pea
body 90, Eddie ilolton %, Arthur
Fuller 81, Ora Virgins SO. johnny
Peabody 90, Eta Virgins %, Har-
~ Peabody 80, Stella Fuller "a, Ell.
len Davis 81
Anne NJ. Richardson, Teacher.
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THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. l3, 1890.

"Heloi Tom. Glad to see you, old fellow
It's almost ten years since we were married. Sit
down; let's have an experience meeting How's
"ohi she's $3.50, same as usual, always want
ing something can't afford"
well, we all want something more than we've
got. Don't you :"
ayes but guess want will be my MASTER |
started TO keep down expenses and now LII says
I'm mean aud she's tired OF saving and never
having anytime TO show for IL. saw your Witn
down street, aud she looked as happy as queen
81 think she Is and we are economical, ioo,--
have TO be. My wife can make little 90 further
than anyone ever knew, yet she's always sur
prlsng me with some dainty contrlyanee that
adds to the comfort and beauty OF our little home,
and she's always merry as lark When | ask
how she manages II, she always laughs aud says:
oh that's my secretl' But think I've dis
covered her secret When we married, We both
knew we should have to be very careful, but she
made one condition: she would have her Magazine.
And she was right wouldn't do without II my
self for double the subscription price. We read
II together, from the title-page TO the last word
the stories keep our hearts young the synopsis
Of important events and scientific matters keeps
me posted so that can talk understandinsly of
what e going on; my wife is always trying some
makes all her dresses and those for the children,
and she gets all her patterns for nothing, with the
Magazine ; and we saved Joe when he was so sick
Sanitarisn Department But can't tell you half"
"What wonderful Magazine Is 1t -
"Demorest's Family Magazine, and"
What Why that's what Lii wanted go bad,
and | told her 1t was an extravaganza"
swell, my friend, that's where you made
grand mistake, and one you'd better rectify as
soon as you can, I'll take your sub right here,
on mywifes account: she's bound TO have china
tea-set in time for our tin wedding next month.
My gold watch was the premium got for getting
up club. Here's copy, with the new Premium,
Listfor clubs,-the biggest thing out! lfyou don't
see in it what you want, you've only to write 10
the publisher and tell him what you want, whether
II is a tack hammer or new carriage, and he will
make special terms for you either for club or for
part cash. Better subscribe right of and surprise
Mrs, Tom. Only Sc 90 year-will save fifty times
that in six months Or send 10 cents direct to the
publisher, w. Jennings Demoreet Is East 18th
Street, New York, for a speciDrcn copy containing
the Premium List"
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MANCHESTER CENTRE.

Mrs. +. b. Hoyt of Cambridge is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Belle Graves has returned
from Rutland where she has been Wis
iting some weeks.
j. NJ. Hamilton and family return
ed to Chicago last week.
w. Utley backed his horse and
wagon off the dump back of the mar
ket on Monday. He escaped with a
dislocated shoulder. The horse had
to be hauled up with ropes.
The young people about town are
planning for a ball Thanksgiving
night.
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&snMiss Halle L Goddard, So, Lon
donderry, is agent for Madame Girls
wold's patent skirt supporting Corsets,
and skirt and hose supporters. Please
call and examine before purchasing else
where.
NOTICING more apples taken at the
Thompsonburgh mill after this date.
Il. 5. McAllister.
Whereas, one blind sorrel
mare came into the enclosure of the sub
scriber in August last, and due notice hav-
ing been given, hereby give notice that
l will sell at auction the same mare at my
house on Saturday, Nov. 30, 1890, ct o.
clock, p. m, for the purpose of paying
costs and expenses of this case.
Ora M. Rhoads,
Windham, Vt, Nov, IL, 1890,
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LONDONDERRY.

Mrs, A, IL. Stowell has returned
from Manchester, n, ii.
Mrs, Betsey Moore has moved IN
to the house with Albert Hayward,
Severe colds are prevailing in every
locality.
The ID. f, Faulkner place has
been sold to George Sessions of
Manchester,
MIS-, Jewett is clapboarding and
otherwise repairing her house.
w, ii. Goddard has moved into
the Parker house with Will Chad
wick.
Mrs, DIR. l.. S. Arnold is slowly
recovering from her long illness.
Quite number from here attended
the reception at George James last
Thursday evening.
Miss Jane Lawrence has received
from her nephew, Charles Hayward,
formerly of this place, but now OF
Birmingham, Ala, novel souvenir
of the Cotton Exposition recently
held at that place. 1t is miniature
bale of cotton as it is put up for ex'
portation.
School in Dist IS, closed last Fri
day. Scholars neither absent Oh
tardy, Viola Chadwick, Sadie Parker
and Arthur Wescott. Names of pu
pills who averaged 50 per cent. anC
over in written examinations, JOSIE
Sutton, May Corey, Eva Holt, Lyl,
Pierce, Arthur Westcott.
Myrtelle Eason, teacher.
Everyone is looking forward il
happy anticipation of the Masquerade
Ball which will be given Dec. 25th
Preparations for the grand event arr
already under way, it being proposed
to make it even a greater success thai
the one gwen last March. AS to thu
extent of its success we have no fears
and extend to our people heart,
congratulation upon being able t.
give so novel an entertainment.
The Londonderry Dramatic Clul
are rehearsing for that new pla,
"Placer Gold" which will be givel
Friday eve, Nov. Dist. Th
drama is avivid, realistic cast of New
England rural life, combining deep
pathetic strain with enough humor t,
hold the closest attention throughout
Many of the older members of tn
association will take part insuring
fine presentation before a full house
Come one, come all and give the clul
an old time welcome.
After the election returns came il
on Wednesday it was comparative
ly easy matter to distinguish Dem
ocrat from his Republican brother
The latter pulled up his coat cola
and looked like mourner at a first
class funeral, while the former wor
a seven by~nine smile that seemed t.
say 81 told you So" The Demo
Gratis, however, had ample reason TO
rejoicing, They had won grea
victory in the face of adversely. Ac
cordingly the cannon was gotten on
Thursday evening and for nearly al
hour sent forth its loud notes ant
awoke the echoes of our green hill
to join in proclaiming victory ant
reform.
Ask your doctor about "No rosin,
"Lasts tcice as long"
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EAST DORSET.

Election news and sundry Sunday
faces in the middle Of last week.
Miss Edith and Harry Grout start
ed for Los Angeles, Cal. on Tues
day,
The axemen ON the Griffith 4
Shelter job saw good size bear on
Friday, Those who have lately been
tramping on the mountain east of us
report bear and deer tracks quite
plenty.
Edward Gennett, who has been at
work in Brandon for some time is
about moving his family there,
Michael Sherlock having bought his
place.
Alexander brown wasn't in luck
on Saturday. While coming down
from the "Blue Ledge" with his four
horse team and load of marble blocks
his seat broke, his foot left the break
and he was thrown forward between
the wheel horses. He managed to
rein the horses into the ditch ON the
upper side Of the road and jumped
for his life. Most of the forepart OF
the wagon went to smash few rods
below, the hind horses being caugh,
and held under it until it was lacked
up. Both horses were badly injured
One was locked too short for city
style and otherwise cut so badly that
he is not expected to live. The dis
lance from the quarry to the mill is
some two miles and the descent about
1900 feet. The road much of the
way Is very steep and the loads
drawn weigh from six to ten tons
Dudes, exquisites, or Sims are never
employed to handle the ribbons.
The "offense" of sundry quadru
peds among us this fall is "rank.
Six have been killed about one dwell
ing and detectives are upon the aler
to deal others their just deserts
Why, 'Full many rose is born tt
blush unseen, and waste its sweet
ness on the desert air." rooted ant
grounded and incapable of locomo
ton, while full many a shameless
pole-cat, apparently in an advanced
state of decomposition, can foot i
round where he listeth among gen
teel people, is an inscrutable conun
drum.
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MANCHESTER.

James P. Black, cashier of the
Factory Point National Bank, left
home Monday for a visit to his broth
er, William A., who is cashier of the
first national bank of West Point,
Neb.
Mrs. II. l.. Bourn of Proctor is
visiting friends in town.
Miss. Lottie Millett is teaching
school in SYNDICATE, and Miss Grace
Hubbard in Bondvile.
Mrs. E. j. Hawley and daughter,
w. D., will start tie 18th for Cali
fornia where they will spend the win
ter.
Rev. S. l.. Bates of Newbury has
been engaged to supply the pulpit Of
the Congregational church for sly
months.
DR.. G. III. Swift is building a res
idence on main street.