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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
saturday, tho Jth day OF July 1890
Legal Notice.


Charles H Chaddook, whose place OF residence ID
unknown, but who Ia supposed 10 reside somewhere
IN the state Ot Kentucky ono OF the htra At law OF
Milton ~ uhadd0ck, deceased, Will take notice that
Horace o. Haley administrator Of the estate OF tho
said Milton n, Ohnddook deceased on tho 18TH day
OF Apf 1900 nlod his petition IN tho Probate Court
within and FOR tho county Of stark aud state OF
OHIO, alleging that tho personal estate oi said do.
oodont IL lnuunlclOnt 10 nay hlh debts and tho
charges Of administering hla UHtAtol that ho died
polled ll foe simple Of Tho following described real
estate, situate IN said county tO.witl
Lot number ono hundred And eleven an IN
Shaofor'u addition 10 said town VI WAynhabnfgh
In tho county VI stark aud state OF ONO, and NO
dollgnaied on tho plat Of said town. which IA ro-
corded In the Recorder once, IN said stark ooun.
W, That Melissa ChnddOck, M widow OF said de-
oodent IA entitled 20 d0wor IN said promises,
Tho prayer OF said petition 10 for the assignment
OF dowor 70 said MolGya Ohaddook, for tho sale OF
said promltoi for tho payment VI doDle and charges
Aforesaid,
Tho said Charles n, Chaddook Ia further notified
that he has been made party defendant 10 said pc
tltlUn aud that hu N required 10 answer tho same
ON or before tho alAt day Of june, 1900
HORACE u, nAtLEY,
Administrator NJ tho estate Of Mile
mayi-Lw ton u chAddook, deceased.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
A FRmn MAN.
Richard M' Umbonhaur Granted Pardon
by Governor Campbell.

The hotly contested trlalOnd conviction
Of Richard NJ. umbenhnur Ia still fresh In
the minds OF NEws-DEMoCRAr readers.
To-day ho ~ q free man. The Ohio State
journal says!
Il. NJ. UmbonhRur Of Stark county was
pardouod by Governor Campbell ycatcr.
day on the recommendation OF the Board
OF pardons. Umbonhnur was received
February "A, 1890, ON a three year sentence
for Issuing checks 10 which the signatures
were forged, and was nurse In the prison
hospital,
Governor Campbell, In connection with
the issue OF the pardon, gave out the fol-
lowing ordor that will govern future cases
Section Siis provides that oyory nppli-
cant for the granting OF pardon, COM
mutation OF sentence or roprieyc Of q per.
son duly convicted OF crime shall bo mpdo
directly 10 the board. Under this provls.
ion the Governor considers II his duty 10
refer all applications for pardon, even "
made upon the recommendation OF the
managers OF the ponltontiary 10 the
Board OF pardona Tor their action, and
hereafter, except In cases OF imminent
danger OF death Of a person confined In
the ponitcntAry or other extraordinary
cause, no pardon or commutation OF SEN
tonco will be granted except In casos that
have boon considered by the Board OF
Pardona.
Umbonhaur won't home at o'clock yes
tcrday evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
overaorf ponIe. l-lnl no "a . oowara.

George Oycrdorf, the farmer who was
accused OF cowardicc In connection with
The drowning Of the little Smith child, rc.
Gently, called NJ the NEws.DEMoCRAr of
nec today and said that u great injustice
had been done him by the public. He
nd that when ho heard that a child had
fallen into the water he fastened 10 the
place and searched for her. Whcn some
ono told him she had lloatod down strcnm
bo ran down tho bank Of The creek and
llried 10 catch glimpse OF the body. Had
he seen u, ho said, no would have plunged
in without heaitancy.
1.-THE story Of alleged cowArdioo,n ho
said, "wns started by man who wanted
10 buy somo eggs / was taking TO market.
] refused 20 soil them 10 him because they
woro engaged. This mado the fellow
mad and ho began telling everybody that
/ refused 10 jump into the wator whom the
girl was drowning, ! don't wonder that
Il got into tho papers that way, Tor that
was the version everybody gave OF II.
But, sir, wish 10 say that am no coward
and had the water boon ten feet deep,
would have plunged in to secure her had
anpn hprN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
A Family Reunion.

Tho descendants Of Christian Christ, a
pioneer settler OF Lake township, and
Georpo Il, and Benjamin Smith, had n
reunion nt the Fair Grounds yesterday.
There were several hundred present.
Before dinner the company were divided
into squads, the girls and the boys and the
older heads, enjoying themselves each 10
his and hor liking girls the fashlons-
the boys In games and the older heads,
the prospect Of the crops and the congress
slonol outlook. -
After dinner thoro was nn exhibition Of
select reading on the part OF the school
girls and boys, intorsporsod with vocal
and instrumental music, concluding with
a family history by DIR. Sluesor, who Is q
rclntlvo OF the family.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

CONGRESSMAN ADAMS, OF Chicago
one Of the low.tariff Republicans who
voted for the Mckinley bill under pro.
test, went before the Senate Commit.
tee on Wednesday and made an argu.
ment against the tin plate feature OF
the House bill. Among the House Re-
publicans who have been in consulta,
tlon and sympathy with Senator Ali.
son there Ia great deal Of hopefulnesa
that the tin plate swindle will be
knocked out In the Senate,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

When tbh delicate peIiume,
Oflha beAutiful MAY bloom,
IN ia perfect fullneas hoated 70 Mo Rlea,
Game being pure aud sweet
VIA lhe dew upon her feet
Ana ilgi,t pi mystic meaning Ia nor eyes
SON her breath, and fresh and mia
40 the hreAlninga pi q 1lild
When celestial spirits whisper ~ hla aleAlnsi
Ana 600 sleepy buds lmpneli
Win No qualities aIp Weoaai
no awaken lulo gladnpss BY lhe streams
strangely beautiful her voice
Hlddlng all Mo earth ieioioei
Win the hiilufss of q nov eIeAled lliei
~ thn magic ~ hel tone
Faded dslds have noWpfy grown
And complaining groves win loyousneia arc ilie
Rhe Il singing all tho day
Where mo running roses play
win the ieisAmlue that chambers on tho WALL
or amuug Che purple hedsi
Where mo meek viola sheds
Fragrance passlng.Y delicious over ali,
on ma lsphyrs OF tha mon
rafest melody 10 borne
Fum thousand ullliuB voices IN tle grover
Aud ~ eve the blrdlluHs swing
On the appe bpughh ana sing,
Their hut eNullAnI chuusea Of love
lilgh and hea'y u the grass
Who're the lowing O,ius pass
Dotted o'er with scented clover, white aud red
Ana the PATE sweet marguerite
Coming solilY forth 20 meet
Win no grphyn gallj Woplpa overhead
rrom every grand. old ledge,
Liniug all tho rivers edge,
Il dripping llmpd Walul Oleaf ana cold
Ana no bIeelss mia and bland
fan ~ oOulfb RdnWu ihr hAnd,
Ana the tender ptialsd eslapline unfold
q, thou rare aud royal June
AZ Thy ieft We impnrune,
That thy beauty NAY ppiyade our lhmoiI soul
Ana through ali the dreamy days
Unto thrn aupfemesl pralse
Ia uHbf0Hen sounds Of melody shall roll
Canton, o, juhei
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Prepared for tho NEwa-DHaooaAT,
As this is preemlnently tho season
Of ocean voyages and OF steamer
travelling generally, II 10 a matter
OF course that A. Relfern the
alert should put bis wits TO work, to got
up a long wrap which should be az once
siylsh, comfortable and weatherpro0f,
That no has succeeded, Il proven by the
accompanying sketch which gives ua an
ldea of his new
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

Hon. W, V. Lucas, ex-Stato Auditor Of
Iowa, saysj VI hnvc used Chamborloin's
Cough Remedy In my family and have no
hesitation IN saying II Is an excellent
remedy. believe Il Is all that is claimed
for H. Persons afflicted hy cough or
cold will find Il a friendn There IL no
danger from whooping cough whom this
remedy IL freely given. 10 cont bottles
For sale by Durbln Wright a Co. and l..
fyoIlmnn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

Just 90 sure as hot weather comes there
will bo more or less bowel complaint In
this vicinity. Every person and especial
iy families, ought 20 have some reliable
medicine nj hand for instant uso In case
n In needed. A % cont bottle OF Cham
borlaln's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy Ia Just what you ought TO have
and MI that you need, even for the most
severe and dangerous caeoH. II IL the
boat. the most reliable and the most sue
ceeaful treatment known aud 10 pleasant
10 take. For sale by Durbin, Wright q
Co. and l.. Sollmann.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Another Divorce Wanted.

Sophia Scharlcs has filed petition In
Common Pleas Court asking for a divorce
from her husband, Pctor Schnrlos, She
says they have -four children, two Of whom
arc Of ago. That no has boon guilty OF
calling her vile names, and threatened TO
clean out the house with hatchot lie
packed his clothing and left her juno !.
She asks for nlimony, pondens lite, and n
hearing will bo had Monday morning at
. o'clock.
John s, and Robert Warwick are made
co.dofondnnta, and have In their posses
sion money and credits belonging TO the
defendant, and are oniolnod from paying
over any money until the cause IN heard,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

Is simply skirt and habit waist ofstrip'
cd choviot or any rough wooden goods
which can stand all kinds Of weather
The from, and sides are slnshod four times
from hem 10 knee, ono edge OF the cut be.
ing bound with braid and Tapped and but.
toned over the other. Large potchpockota
with flaps are on the skirt Just IN front OF
the hips and n smaller one is set upon the
left broaBt. The soft hat 10 OF folt, with n
striped band and u peacoclk's feather on
O 40 aldo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
l,a5 rAor.-.punsn $500.

Tho following item, clipped from the
1T, Madison, Iowa, Democrat, contains
Information we'll worth remembering
NMr. John Roth OF this city, who mot
with an accident q few days ago sprnining
and bruising bis leg and arm quito severe.
iy. was cured by one 30 cont bottle OF
Pain Balm.n This
remedy IL without an equal for gprnins
and briiises and should have a place In
avery household. For sale by DurbiD,
Wright x Co, aud l.. Sollman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Notice 10 School House Contractors.

scaled proposals. viii b0 received NJ tho once OF
the Clerk Qf Drlhlohon Township IN stark county,
OHIO until twelve O'Clock noon, on the an day of
June, 1900 Tor tho building Of d School House, on
the kOh0ol ouat grounds In Sub. District No, n IN
said township according 10 plans aud specifications
on flO IN Bal once lids must Du made according
10 law, lsgc, DWN H. ~ None but tho lowest ros
sponelhle w VIII bo accepted, aud tho nohrd may
foloct all bids
ny order OF tho Board Of Education
A, w, uOsiiORN,
Dated May 10TH 1900 -iBhw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Rnnlrlnn,n Arnnn anlvn.

The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores letter Chapped Hands,
Ohildrens Cornea, and all Skin Erup'
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required 1t Is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund.
cd. Price % cents per box. For sal
by Dnrhln WrlRht ~ Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Legal Notice.

Rosa EArnat whose place " residence IA unknown,
VIII takO notice tnAt y, ~ Mchoner administrator,
with viii AnnuAod, VI the estate VI uOtloih HchAu-
wcckur, deceased, has ned hln petition IN the Pros
bate Court IN tho county OF STARK aud State of Ohio
alleging that the personal estate ot HAid dooOdont "A
lna1ulOnt 10 pay hla doht aud tho cost Of admnlH.
lcfnR his eHlalO and that hO died heHod 0f the fOl-
l0wluH real estate, situate IN tho city OF Canton, In
said county, t0swlti Lot number hii, IA Hnid city
said poilii0n viii bo for hearing ON tho aiat day of
May or "a soon thereafter 10 leave eau hO obtained
J, u, MiunENHli,
apr2i-ow Administrator.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
A Divorce wantod.

Alonzo Andrews has illed petition In
Common Pleas court hgaln0i his wife
Noitlc, asking for divorce Ee snys
thoy wero married In 1882 and have three
children. He charges her with being TOO
Intimate with other men, and asks Tor q
tlfrnoo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Divorce Notice.

Mary y. Reed IL hereby notified that on tho OH
WY o. Aprll 1870 Thomas u Heed llgd his Totl-
tho county Of stark and State OF Ohio, charging hor
Win oAlreme cruelty towards him, Tho prayer or
aald petition IA that no be divorced from hof, ana
gyen tho custody 0f their minor child
Tile said MARY y, Reed ~ required 10 answer or
gemur g said petition on or belQre The pblh day Of
joSEa HUDSON, his AityS apio.Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterleits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having II,
'Tis sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Administrators Notice.

Notloo n hereby glvon that tho undomlano has
been duly appointed aud qualified M Admin lntra~
t0r, with the will annoxod OF tho ostato 0f franz
ola Marchand late Of stark county, OhlO, deceased
JONEpH A, pfnRHON,
Admlnlallnior with tho will annexed.
Dated April ~ l1e0,-mayi7dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
$500 Reward!

WEwlll pay the above reward for any case 0i
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia hiek heAdAehni ihll.
ghatlou Constipation Oh COhllyenthh We cannot cure
With Vests Vegetable Liver i'lllh, when the hltpe,
tlOna arc strictly complied Will They arc purely
Vegetable aud mover fAil 10 gyo hhtlifheunn, w,
gar Coated, Large boxes containing 40 rus Rn
cents, For sale hy all DtuRgplh, hrwhto Ol couh'
terfella ana limitations The genuine lhhhnlhe7
tlred only by JOHN q, WEST a GO, hOll BY pw'
bin, Wright Co.,, and Tho Popular Drug uo,, van.
ton OHIO, noYlN'dsWrmoilsWeu' IL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
samo IN stark County.

There were 3l3 census appointments
10 make In this district. Out Of that
number not one Democrat was selected.
Yet, we are told, the census is TO be
strictly n0n-partsan. Does not look
much like [Findlay Courier
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
OLD TIME P0LITlCs.
A. MeHregor on Andrew Jackson ana
the Battle Of New 0rleana'

nome Pointers on Fatrlolisn aud Human
ly-Wnh solid ehunts ei uopp N'"'s'
cratic Doctrine,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

II ~ composed Of cream colored arc
ophnno which forms the wide brimi tho
crown is covered with very naturol-look-
Ing roses In the new and fashionable shade
of plnl-thcso lie on branches OF their
own foliage, and are tied with bows OF
bluah-pink gnuzo ribbon,
And what IL this all about this tall
young woman, attIrod with such business
like simplicity, and grNspng with both
hands such an odd instrument, very like
o primitive spoon with an extremely
elongated handler Why that ladies, Ia q
doyoJeo Of golf tho old Scottish game
which has suddenly started mp aa y rival
TO tonnls. Whether II will suporaedo tho
latter In this country, remains TO be seen,
but In England many clubs OF women are
being formed all over the land, As "mnk-
ing the rouudn involves some thrco milos
tramp for tho womon and more for the
men, II will bo aoCn that the golf player
does not suffer for want OF air and oxor-
ClgO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

XVANTED.-Everybody 70 SEQ ne New Canton Hat
vaIiacs, otc Fine CHINA, Uutery Plated Ware,
apoonp, Tampa Novelties clc. n llnaement Room
uFI NJ KnrrR Oid stand, No, 70 Public square VIII
onen m fow days. api0.u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
SHERIFF SALE.

n -. ndwoll Ofdor OF sale
Va stark County Common
wT Robinson et Al pieaa court
By ylrtuo Of an order Of sale Issued by tho clerk
OF tho court OF common pleas OF stark county Ohio
IN tho above action and 70 mo directed, win ofof
Tor sale ~ public ouiory on tho premises, IN tho
village OF Minerva, on
Saturday, tho 9th day Of July 1890,
tho f0llowi described real estate t0.wlt situate
IN the village of Minerva stark county, ohio, aud
known ~ holnn lot number lolty.aOyen (i7) ae re-
corded And shown by tho original Plat 0f said WI.
Agc save ANA except nfty (b0) feet front on High
street on Of the east slide Oh said lot heretofore sold
aud conveyed 10 ono George Hilton,
Appraised ~ i,iub,
Sale 70 commence At o'clock p, m, Terms
Q, A. ERiDER Sheriff.
john j. JHRonE ATTY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Saturday, the bon boy Of July. l8Ol

tho following described real oatats t0swlt Part
III the east half 0f me h0utheAI quarter OF section
number 10, township number w. range number u
bounded aa tOliUNhi neRnnlnH NJ n Stone ~ no
corner Of John ii0ldeuhfAndA ueOfgp hhlYnlnyH
nni Milton LuHh lAndl thfueu west 10 d corner
ttono upon said iilldenbfaud ana Jacob WenNh
iAndl thence north 70 q corner from thnnee W run
d straight lne across Tho nhld above mrntlonel
tract of lhnd wott no ua " exactly contain "
acres
Parts Of tho southwest quarter Of aorllon number
n, township number 49, range number y described
~ fol0wfi
Flnsf THAOr-Tho southwest quarter of section
number n. township number m, range number q,
excepting 30 acres heretofore conveyed ny said
ueOfge Ahyely, out nf said quarter aootl0n tO ono
Abraham Luli, when 80 acres are described AZ fOl.
lows beginning ~ tho northwest e0fnuf OF fAld
quarter auct0nl thence east nlnng Fanny Shields
70 poU lhonco wost aleng said Hue 70 thp place oi
beginning
arc0ap TnAOr-patt of said quarter section do.
fcfibcd na follower beginning for tho same W tho
aOuthoast corner Of John holmanh land. thence
east 10 ana u0,tO0 chains 70 stalker thence north
10 chains 10 d ttnkel thence south chnlnh 10 a
stalker thence east u ana h0.inl chhlha 70 hlak0l
thence south and eh,l00 ohalua 70 stalker thence
east D aud 10,i00 ohhina 10 stalker thence aoutt
ana 80 100 chains 70 place OF beginning containing
Note Above described tract IL part Of 30 acre
tract excepted IN description Of first part
Appraised, iat tract, ~ Acfts, ~ 5000 pef acre,
acre
splc to commence At O'Clock ,, m. Terms-
Cash, ..
WALLACE 4 niLtisdaLnY, Au'ya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
sHERIFp sALR.
n N, WOOD a 90, Order VI sale
John \. SS,,@ !, =. '"'GG GlIs: 4: cssS Sss"o'

-. II, wosd6 co Order Of safe,
John NJ Riela Ct a. w plsss ooaT,
NY yiHne Of an order Of sale Issued BY mo aerk
IN tho above action aud 70 mo directed, wa 0neI
fOf 6Ale NJ public 0utoiy ~ tie door Of mo court
house, ~ Mo eiV Of pallloni on
Saturday, tho 18th day OF June, 1890,
Tha following described real estate, situate In no
AZ aud hflnR Part Of section thflyshYe (hhl, in
tOWuhhip eleven ll), aud range ton (lUl, aud
hOundud aiih deh0rnea ~ fOlioWai BEGINNING for
mo aaine Ai point IN lhe west quarter section limo
IidI, % d n, Aheiefa second addition 10 tic town
M iieaeh city OhlH thence north along the said
auaftar section line W point where tho hnnie ln.
leTheeh with tho southwest corner ui het ui lhnl
south line Ut said iinsh'a land aud lands " ileury
ilOse and Jacob Halt being parallel viii south line
Of a certain tract Of land owned hy One NpnfH1 lhs
line immediately north Of SAID hoHih hnl 70 a
n0lnt IN tic west llne ~ the west street ~ Hth0l
Cily eKiendedi thence south Anl parallel WITH Neal
quarter section ne 70 polnt Al tho corner Of lot
alHtyrBeVeu (nD M hhnifrh second addition W
heaOh Uliy, Ohni thence southwest along ihe norm
line Ot raid lot " 70 point ~ no west corner ~
said lotI henoe south along tho west line Of lot w
6eyehty.thTea (7t) IN hhttiora second addition 10
ueaoh CITY, Ohlul thence IN d h0uihWoiiefly alfnos
inn hiOnE the north limos OF lots ~ ~ ~ ~ w.
~ and a. IN hheueIH second addition 70 heaeli
CIV ONO 70 pnlut IN tho west quarter section line
10 Tie place Of beglnnlng containing nlno (pl acres
OF ground, more or lnhh'
Appraised ~ $40,
Hale 10 commence N Que O'Clock y, m, Terms
'''"' o. A. KRIDER, sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

ny virtue of an order OF sale Issued by the clerk
OF tho court " common pleas Of stark county o. IN
tho above action, And 70 me directed, viii Offer TOT
sale NJ public 0utofy, NJ The door 0f lhe oOuIt
house In Tie oly Of Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

ran, aAfrc-.At q Bargain, . brand now Plano lloS
II puggy. CiIfEFTA1N HAY RAKE Co, uAn.
potato Dlggcra, Poslhols Dlggon, &C., 40
apf2B-tf-dAw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
SHERIFF SALE.

JAmes w, Friend order OF Aale.
'""'' stark county Common
The uTAftun Iron COMFY Pleas Court,
pany et NJ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

r,gist rn,n Z by Jay Hird (paltomon), nod 4
GnLie IA d. nv pieetlonOor (iiik0cl) )o..,uuU
constantine, b. M. by Egncit tflonmingl"9
TimO-gi2bN 92BN N,2I
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-12-11

Mrs. J. W. Bickford and Mrs. J. P.
Weeks are at West Derby with Mrs. J.
r. Franklin. who is very i'll.
The North Danvi1le dramatic club will
present the four act drama DOT, the
Miners Daughter" and n farce in San
born's hall next week Friday evening.
Rev and Mrs. F. A Palmer were called
to Portland last week by the illness of
their son in that city Therefore no ser
vices were held at the church last Sun
dav
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-12-11
VOLUME 54--NUMBER 27S5.

II. A. Blake lost n shawl and ladys
fur cape Tuesday forenoon between
Lyndon Centre and Sutton. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving the same at
O. W. Chesley's at Lyndon Centre or in
forming the owner where he can get it.
Sargent Whipple, who died last week
Wednesday, moved from Lisbon, n. H..
into this town more than 80 years ago.
He was one of the proprietors of the so
called Whipple saw mill in town, and as
townsman was regarded as an upright
man, square and honorable and accom-
modating in his dealings. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. NJ.
Atwood a the house on the 5th, and
were attended by ID. Rattery Post G. a.
r. as Mr.. Whipple was a member of that
body. He leaves wife, one son and one
daughter.
Rev S. D. Church of Deerfeld, n H.,
supplied the pulpit last Sunday, preach
ing very able sermon to the few that
could be present on account of the
weather and the condition of the roads.
He is to supply next Sunday, and posi-
bly, the next Sunday. Mr.. Church was
pastor of the church at Waterbury Centre
eight years ago and teacher in the Green
Mountain Seminary there at the same
time. We hope the weather and condi-
ton of the roads may be better than last
Sunday, so that the people may have a
chance to hear him.