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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-11-21
NrOTiCF Or MOnr..Ae:r SALE

y OTi<C 0p MONTi:As.E SALE
~ Rv Advert 'srn"nt
n fault has been nade in the conditions of a
cmrtaiI, mortgage executed and delivered by
Thomas X. IIulme mortgagor IL Elisha Morse,
D. elshteen hundred and etghty-eight, and re. re.
corded ;.s mortgage In the Office of the Register
OF Deeds OF the count! Of Steele. in the territory
Of IatOt now state Of North Dakota on the goth
book j of Mortgages. on pages 2S6. 2ST and 2SS.
which 'a'd mortgage provided that If default be
made IN the payment Of said sum Of money Sc
cured thereby. or interest or any part thereof or
the taxes or in any of the conditions OF said
mortgage as therein specified then the whole of
said principal interest and taxes. should bee me
due and PAYABLE Immediately and authorized the
holder tier Of to ftreclose the same for the whole
principal sum or sums secured by said mortgage,
paid as aforesaid.
he said mortgage was duly assigned by an in
instrument there"t duly executed and delivered
by the sad Elisha More to William F. vea2ie.
ed In said office Of The REGISTER Of Deeds III and
tor said county. on the 18th day # October. b.
1890 at O'Clock P. NJ. in book N Of mortgages,
TN page G8.
There Is GAINED to be due on aid mortgage at
the da'e 6 this roilce the amount OF Three
Thmsa. d; Three Hn dr. q and Nnety-eight and
amount secured to be paid there by and still I'M
paid and the accrued Interest thereon. intending
tn" sum OF Two Hundred and -event,-six and
7'-l0) Dollars (:376 ~ of taxes paid under said
Mortgnge and no action or proceeding has been
eliiuted at law or III equity to recover the debt
secured by said NOR gage or any part thereof and
by such default the power OF sale contained In
said mOrtg iee has ba come and is operative
Notice is hereby given that by virtue If power
OF sale COZ ta1ned III said mortgage. and Gf the
Statl te IN such case made and provided the aid
mortgage will be forecosed hy sale Of the mort
g"ged pr mise therein described. which sale will
be made at tn. fro' door Of The court house in
the t,~n OF 81 brooke Ii tie cGuIy of steele.
stat" If North Dakota ut pub ic anction NV the
Sheriff OF said county or by his deputy duly :
pointed IN M"n'ay the 9Th da of .Jarina y. i, '.
eighteen lsund'e ed and Ein' ty ne at = Oclt ok II
the AFTERNOON. tn satisfy the amount which sh"ll
then b. du O." said mortgage with the inte.e- t
thereon and cc>tS And expense. Of sale. and "ne
hnrdred dollars att 'nti's fees as stipulated in
SniI mCttgHgt IN ca'e cf foreclosure.
The rrtmi es tescr bed tn said mortgage and
SO to l1 sold ale the lot. piece or aiceI cf land
situated n The county Of S'ee'e. tate OF North
j'akota. al known and dc> clihed as follows. to-
wit: Serti n thirteen CI3 IN township one hun
dred am forty-it ur NI4 Forth of rauge tifty-six
h6j w,st
:, Dated ar .'c,e North Dakota. This nth day Ct
November, 1850.
WILL VI F. VI ZIE.
Assignee OF Mortgage.
c j Paul. For e. y. d . and c. J BartlesUn.
MINNEAPOLIS, Min Attolne!s for Assignee of
MOitga ee.
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I: is r, 'r'hIc 70 az. ia,c tr, or come
ar' urh ike Ar. Arlnr W"l.e " lt has lncat. d
IL F: rrc. :rf r't. y" rt,tr;st t.tur.r lis
vcrk ard that Of the tr:v.llrg Nh nes,
'rsuds. =, 4 7: ljrs vil. Which this .crikrrn
country has lm IN cursed. Mr. Wah has hp4l,
turing ,iaroa alnnf sixt""' years. large part
IT Y hich has been sIf, IN IT." rn.rlt'! m"nt 0f
she rr al nnsic firm Of W. j Dyer i Bro.
(f"rr crly Deer Il R"war') Of St. M and
M'r"al oils. and has Just ,nr'd all tht piaI os
in Hope. II ia worthwhile to wait for such
y tuner even il t takes q year to get him.
Fargo is t" he congratulated on having man
at last who can do sucl, work up to the highest
eastern standards.
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Office FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Otfir.. at F rrn. N D..

Land Oifi.'.. at F r.o. N. D..
Sri,t. 29'li. 1890.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
uanl.h settler ha- Il I'd unticr Of hia ion
to make firaI five Year prn"f in supunrt Of h's
claim, and that said proof will he made i"f"r.,
A. J. Henry. Clerk IT th" D strict Court, a,
Valley City. B B,r''"s Co. N. ~. "n Saturday,
N"vpsn',"r 22, lSaD. viz: n"na" J. vin.sto,,,
n. E. M. l54i5, for III +. X N. E. Il aud
F.. rs E. u Sec. 2. Twp. 143 ~, R. 81 W.
He names the fn'lnwing witn-ss"a to prov
hia continuous residence upon and cultivation,
of aaii land. w; Hector Mckay. George L.
Smith. Grnrg" Mitchell, W. j. Smith, nl oi
Hope, Steele ca N. n.
WALDO VI. POTTER, Register.
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According to the custom nf our town the
Thanksgiving Services 80 in rotation this year
to the Congregational house Of worship, and
will b. In the charge of the pastor Of the
Methodist church. The services higgins al II
O'Clock. It is passing strange that our lrrpl-
are 80 tardy 10 public appointments. II IN a
natural characteristic Of lrthaigic. dying
communities, hut we make our boast of l'eng
alive and progressive. Strangers who spe us
struggling to church at l lao are likely to carry
sway a wrong (?) imlr, ssion Of us.
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Fl H. WASEM

THE stock If furntu just opened ly N
cord & Larson "xrit..s the comment nf every
one who spes it. It is such a fine and com
nat" stool, and their prices are sn raasnnahla
that praises Of il ia he,ng sung by everyone
They can tit you out in anything in the furnt-
nre line. Remember that they are agents for
the celebrated Lyon & Hpaly organs, and can
aalI ynn one as cheap as ynu can I,nv them any
where. DON'T fail to 90 and see them.
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Attention Post!

Their" will hA p meeting of Geo. P. Foster
Post No. q G. A R. at their nost room, on
Saturday, Nov. 29th. 1890 at 2 o'clock y. IN.
A fnll attendance ia earnestly desired, as
business Of the utmost Importance to the wei
fare Of the Post is to no transacted.
Let all tn" rcmr:d.a hr in line promptly al
2 O'Clock, end we ran hav" y good rCnslre
meeting. Officers fr IL. Post. for the ers,-
inr yaar. must I've rcmirat. d al ,ur last rrru.
lar meeting in Nov. SO lot all TIE crmrad.f
tmn rut b, order
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SHIP YOUR BUTTER,

EGGS, CHEESE, APPLES,
Peaches, Pears, Grapes B ans, Hops. Poultry,
Corn. Oats. Wheat Wool. R"p.wax Honey.
Maple Sugar. TaIow. Lambs. Mutton. Veal.
Venison. Wild & ,rn". Dried Fruits. Potatopa,
Hay. Cider, Vinegar. Fmrs. Skins. Onions.
Feathers, Tobacco, Popcorn. Broom corn. 80
TINS Live Poultry wanted. Hill pay cash or
sell on commission. Send fur daily market
pricrs.
w. P. H. Ballard 4 ca.
Produce and Commission Merchants.
20 & 22 S"utl, D,.spaines st.,
ChicarO III!
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w. I. WARREY.
Contractor g. Builder,
Hope, N. Oak.
Those desiring Carpenter, Brick or
Stone work, Plastering, Painting or
Paper Hanging done, give him 4 call.
Pla >terInS vita Adam an. .s:, ci.:ty
NoTIs'E.

N"T''E.
u. S. Land O1re. Fargo n Dakota.
Sertemhpr 18th ,Snl.
Complaint having ern entered 1T this ofIlc by
William Gilmore Jr agl ust r. rdnu d G Zca-
man for abandoning h Honest, ad EEtrv No
1882. d,ted pctO' er th ,S"1 unnn the y "
Il section -. township t:I range -. in B ,rnes
county. Y. Dak0t,. with u Y ew To cancellation OF
said entry; the said parties are hereby summoned
tn appear al this Office on the -th day of Decent
Der. 1880 at ~ O'Clock a. in. to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
WALDO v. POTTER. Register
Z. j. d j. P. McMahon, Atly's for Contestants,
Hope, N. Dakota.
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FRANK MEADER.

Mrs. D. N. Van nnsan Il Co. wish t..
announce to their nafrnrs that th"y have r'
crivrd their fall AMI winter stock of Millinery,
the newest and latest styles. and they solicit
the patronage of the ladies Of Hope and vic
Unity,
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N0TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IN Final Proof.
land Office at Farpo n Dakota

September 7th 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make inil five 'elr pr0nf In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Hon. W..
B; Mcconnell Judge of the. Third judicial Dis
trict or In his absence before W. \. WinsloW.
Clerk OF the District Court at Shecbrooke, STEELE
viz Silas l. Ingison under his H F.. No. l7.345.
for the n: W. " Of Section T.. Township IA
North. of Range 55 West. steele County. N. Dako-
ia And he names the following witnesses to
prove is continuous residence npon and cultiva-
tion of said land. viz Charles e. Merriel' George
a. Luce. Louis A jacobson. 5 c. Fuller, all of
Hope p. O.. steele County. N Dakota.
WALDO NJ. POTTER Register.
E. !. L. ]. P. McMahon. Att'ys. Hope, North
Dakota S2H
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r. PICKERT.
For sale, l'hpnp,

Garland Cook Stove with reservoir and heater
suitable for hard or soft coal. or wood, in per.
feet condition and Q .od as new: also, Art
Garland B 's"-''irn"r. n beautiful stnYp and
splendid heater. perfect in "v.ry respect.
u P BALDWIN Sh. rbrnnke
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"A THANKSGIVING prayer meeting will BIZ
held in the c. nrrrrati'ral church next We'd
pesday evening at 7:30 "'clock. The opening
service will he popular and especially prepared
for the occasion. TIL topic for remarks will
be 1.-THE Best B. ssing Received During the
Year" An unusually large attendance is
expected.
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HOPE Alliance Meeting,

There will be meeting Of the Hope ALI
ancp. at school honse, on Saturday Nov 22nd,
for the pnrpose Of selecting Delegates 10 the
Annual meeting of the State Alliance at Fargo,
Nov 25.
" F. BOISE G.c,v
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Grand Thanksgiving Hall.

A eran.' hall will h. given by the H"pp Cor
net BanA, the brst of music will be furnished
aud grand good time will I've insured to all
that attend. Let all attend. aa the price is such
thatall can afford to he present and hy so do
ing replenish the treasury Of the hand Price
Of tickets 81 90.
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Come to church! Services at the NJ. E.
church Sunday morn ng and evening, at the
usual hours. Subject for the evening 1.-THE
Law Of R.trilui,or" Being the first of a
series of two sermons Oh the punishment Of
Sin here and hereafter. Preaching a. Colgate
8 O'Clock in the afternoon.
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-Prsirie fires have been raging in every
direction the past week, the one west of town
came very near hnrrng Robert Wilson'S
wheat hut nv hard Il !htiny it was saved. II is
high time that our buildings were protected
from these fires. So let all turn out some fine
day aud burn fire. break.
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EStrny.

We hava taken IN, ono ste'r. coming tw'
years. brown and wht". Owner can have
same by calling at Plckrrt, P. O. and paying
costs.
r. PICKERT.
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Democrats will he in a hettpr mood to or
anrve Thanksgiving than the Republicans-
The former can feast on turks while the latter
rerale themselves q crow -FX.
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p'Sfraypd

About October 5'h. 1890. from my place in
Ma,dall, N. D.. 8 hull calves and haifnr calvpe
spotted rod and white. Ary information lead
ing to the recovery of the above properly will
lie gratefully received by
NJ. S1MEsoN,
N
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We stated last week that Mr.. aud Mrs.
Brown. fathpr and mother Of j. &. Brown
were visiting ferp. " hicl, uas mistake. ~ it
10 Mr.. and Mrs Gibson. Of Rn'chinsOn. Kars.,
father and mother of Mrs. J G. Brawn.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-11-21

Mr.. Herman Harnpss'< house, barn, ten
tDns at hay and forty bushels Of oats. near
Colgate, was hnrn'd Sunday. caught hy ..
prairie fir" that was raging in that neighhor-
Hnnd
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-R'v. s B Mahan"y lecurpd at B oadawr
school house. last Wednesday night TO Il large
audience. for the benefit Of Broadlawn lihr-
ary,
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The Goose River Mills of May
vile, will pay Sc. per bushel above
the elevator list price for all wheat
delivered to them when payment is
made in -four and mill feed.
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Just Come to Town,

WhaG has? Why the most complete and
beautiful line of ladies and gents Plush Cans
ever displayed in this little city. Have you
one? 1fnot hasten and get one ere it is ior-
Also Cloth Caps Of every conceivable Ges-
crlptlon for men and boys Be sure and see
our new and fashionable line ere you p17r-
chase elsewhere
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Rueg. after visit of
several weeks ith his mother ard father, Mr..
and Mrs U. j Rugg, left Tuesday, for San
Francisco, Cal.
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e. J. &J P. McMahon will place money
on we'll improved farms, with good securely,
for Z, s, 9 and 10 per cent. Call at their cf1ice
for terms.
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We understand there will he shooting
match here Thanksgiving. Everybody come
and try your luck, and he sure and carry HON"
big fat turkey.
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-Go0i bargains in harr"ss aud said'rry
supplies at o. w Dawdy's. Call on him early
n you wish to secure the h.npfit Of his reduced
cash prices. They continue until the holidays
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-11-21

Mr.. L. A. Frepland has moved the dining
room and kitchen to the east rooms in the
hotel, as thasp rooms are great deal NOR"
comfortable in winter.
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So many persons have left the Willow
Lake neighhorhood for tho winter that Rev.
Stimson has given up the Sunday services there
for the present.
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Miss Belle Fl ,geIi, who has h""n t"achi"r
school in Griggs county. tha summer. has
fitted np a room in til" Hope House ann will
reside there ihia winter. nj attend school.
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ESfrAVH.6,

From the undersigned, Sec. 10. tn. IA. r.
81, one dark red hplfer, coming 2 yrs. old
right ear torn.
JCoA~L- Nr,Ar
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For SALE-I h,va 4 N ,rns which will sail
cheap: 2 four years old; six years old and l
eight years old, with foal.
Slw4 GOTTFRIED STETTTMAS.
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MFR P. n. Mertz started last Saturday for
Rockdale, Penn, where he will spend the
winter.
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"A game Of base hall will h" played here
Tomorrow aft' rnoor. hptweer Page City and
our SECOND nine
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Loans on hest tertns-lnterest only once a
year. e. J. PAUL.
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Miss Margaret Miller. who Is teaching
school near Hattnn. visited friends In this city
Saturday and Sunday.
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Mr. Ed. CARPENTER. Of Hatt"n. was down
spending Sunday with his father, H. D.
Carpenter.
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Several Of Mr.. Northrnp's family ar
spending the winter in Valley City, and his
daughters attend the Normal school there.
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Mrs. p. II Wasem ard Mra. Chas. Gray,
visited friends ut III" county seat. Tuesday.
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Mr.. Frank Hill has put m . wind mill in
his new pasture north west Of town.
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lamps, in the near future This will be great
improvement tn our village.
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Smoke Wianond's LFADER 5 cent cigar
Found only at ]. M Stewards.
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Mrs. Chas. Gray. Of Page CITY. was visit
ing Mrs Fl. Fl. Wasen. the first Of the week
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arm ForSa|e.
TERMS EASY.
- Enquire Of Steele County Bank
HOPE, N. D.
October 23d, 1890.

1'E - OF EXPIRATION OF
- Tim for Redemption.
!" v nn-aunl Ian d Mortgage ca:
You ar hereby notified tl,it the following
drSrrIl'' piece or parcel of land. situated in
the County Of Steele and State Of North Da.
k'tH, t. wlt: A ! of Section Is Township AS
R '"-" j6 AS s"d AT tax sal on the lst day
o .'os' 1855. frr the lax of 1857, for til"
- n "f so !'3. hat the a,inunt required
l'r "r III" ,ii- Nth subsequent tax'.- paid
o. t"rr-i Ia dat". exclusive ~ III" cost tn
"'crnr mi,0a This nnf'c" is S275 IL and that the
i'm" f"' rr''nItion will expire on til. 14tlI
Il ! "f Jiunar. A. u. 1891.
Witness my hand and "ffi.'iaI seal this 18TH
day "f November A. d. 1890.
SEAL L. G. GoPLERUD
Auditor Steele Co. N. D.
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-Cl,as. Bush went to Wahpeton yasterd y
to work in furniture store in that place.
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DON'T for. get the Thanksgiving hall, at
the Arcade Hall
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-@r. G G Mtrrirll visited the county seat
Wednesday.
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Just Rec ceiyed

"A new supply Of foot-ware in Mems, Bows
Ladies' Misses and Childrens. consjstiTo ~
Wool Boots, German Socks, Felt Shoes, kid
Shoes, Rusha Calf Shoes French Calf Shoes
etc. Remember we are Headquarters f0, ali
these goods and have marked them at prices
SO correspond with the krocked-out Wheat
market OF the present time.
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Miss Gpna Norpnrd. was III this city Mon
day, visiting relatives ?nd friends.
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-(ao to c.. i Paul for loans. Partial pay
mants arcnrted.
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MFR. ]. G. Browns family is improving
slowly.
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Attend the band hoys hall, Thursday, Nov.
9TH
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The Right Man at Last.

W. A VINs1 Ow. Ait.
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Local ITEMS

Local ITEMS.
Beautiful weather.
FLAX. S1.14 nor hnshel.
-Potatnes, II, cants per hnshel.
Wheat. 20 cents for No. l hard.
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M GRE or the Way

ep"nis and wlli to tho nnr. along y,ur wants s.
ricrs that cannot ha !mtt,le, in nor ont tuf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-03
WE STEIFLD

A good house greeted Mr.. NJ. w. Farman
I'm his first lecture this fall, "Iho one armed
admiral The lecture was intensely inter
csting and at times thrilling Il. A. SVear
and family Of Highgatc are here Ephraim
Courser and his son, ElWin, and their wives
had . row Friday night. Tho grand juror
bound each OF the four under sou bonds to
keep the peace-Mrs. Lucinda Burke fell
down stairs Thursday and injured her back.
As she IL over 50 it may prove seriOus.-Ihe
following building committee was elected to
build the parsonage next spring: Mcs-rs.
William b. Eilpin, Deacon NJ Clark Hitch
cock, l.. l. Hendix, Aaron G. Hitchcock Mrs
Elisha f.. Ryder and Elya Farmia-Rev.
{. Ii. Merrill, state secretary Of the Vermont
Domestic Missionary society. preaches at tho
Congregational churches at Westtord and
Troy next Sunday.
Luke Miller has gone to Stafford, Conn, to
spend few weeks with his sister and other
relatives Mrs. Walter Burnham leaves sat
urday for Usage, Iowa, to spend a few weeks
with her relatives there. Shv win accompany
Mrs. Brown and Mrs Tupper on their return
trp-Niss Minnie Wood was obliged to leave
school Tor week on account OF lllursN.-Ihe
Methodist society az Mrs. Nelson Martins
the 18th was very pleasant and well attend
ed Rev. Lucian kmu8ll, financial agent of
the Vermont Domestic Missionary society
closed his three weeks labOrs here the 18th.
lie succeeded in raising nearly $500 toward a
parsonage for the Congregational society. Tho
money Was all raisoi in Mrs. Willis
Wakefield OF Montgomery, = spendin & a few
days with her father Judge Huyt.
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GEORGIA.

6. l.. Kemptou. his daughters, Netue and
Nellie, and Mrs. G. Jayncs have returned from
Bangor, ~ E.-Mrs. Caroline llRdloy has gone
TO Thurso, Gambia. to visit. Several people
from her" attended the Malone fair. Is.
l'inoe is in feeble health. His daughter, Mrs
Lotto Powell of Burke, is his a. Cndnut W IL
liam a. Caldwell is much better. ltov. G. =.
Inpliu Of Ilaniicld, who was pastor Of the
Methodist church here eight years ago, was
here last week with his wife the guests OF Mrs
Pcrnclia Austin. Rev. j. G.. Lorimcr is quite
feeble from Il recent shock Of parAly sis.--Alr-
Fidc!ia or nth has returned to Westerly, Il.
Nm. and Mrs. Charlc, Joslyu from, ~tnun-
ton. H., are here William z. Newton is i'll.
v los Cora Merrick has returned to Burlington.
Mrs. Ellen Clapp of burlington is hcrc.
severe! from here attended the Congrcgat on
ai-t Woman 5 Home Mission meeting at Bur
liugton Mrs Ashel Allen and her sister, Mrs.
Mary Howard, have gone to Plano, H., TO
visit their brother, jeremiah EVerts. Joshua
House from Pigeon Lake, Man, i here. Mr..
and Mrs, Thomas Rankin. Mrs. Permclia Aus
tin and Mrs. lottie Powell are in Milton.
George kimpton leaves the Franklin House
soon.
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NEW HAVEN.

a most en- ioyable occasion was the sociable
at Mira Charlotte Whee ler's on the evening of
the @uth. The weather was suspicious; the
grounds were lighted with Chinese lanterns
and happy company of To- persons were pres
eut, who ware entertained by admiriug the
elegant works Of art by Miss Underwood, the
renowned artist by the vocal melodies of Miss
Alice Ward and BY music on, tho cornct,
Roscoe and Mcssrs. Palmer, Liberty and
Jerome, after which the company were re-
called with biscuit. coffee. cake and ice cream.
Among those present from out OF town were
Mr.. and Ars. G. B. +. Palmer Of Chicago
Misses Underwood and Human of New York,
and Il. j. Kent of PHnton. II was the social
event of the Soa-on, and so was realized for
tho church fund.
Booth q Walker have bought large amount
of hay in town and their barn ia kept well
filled, farmers having commenced to deliver
their hay at prices ranging at from s. TO =
per toni. \. Barton is slowly recovering
from his recent illness Prof / lett and his
now assistant give good satisfaction ut tie
academy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-03
BRISTOL.

George Farr has moved to Rutland with his
family.-Gc W. Cove has gone to Port
land, Orc.-W. f.. Chase and W. w. Needham
the October term OF the United states court
at Rutland. \. d. Crane will serve as a petit
,ambridgc, n. N.--Mrs. r. -. Gnigc, Mrs. H.
6. Munsil Mrs j. b. Potter, Mrs. w. ".
Needhem, MIR. and Mrs ". Il. pcake and
). y. Pins and wife start ON Il Western trip
October l. Mrs. V. W. Ilalbert Of Boston is II
guest Of MIR. $. W. Hatch DR.. Bisbee and
Grcenough is sick.-Nrs. VI. Il. Bell of Crafts
bury, SUPERINTENDENT of prison and ial work,
of he Vermont w. g. 4. L., will speak in one
of a former pastor Of the Methodist church of
this place George \. Aver has gone to New
orh to see about the iron for the Bristol rail
October 10.