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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11


Remember the lawn party by the ladi..
of the Congregational society next W euue-
day evening
S. o. Parker Of East rutney mas sold l,r
s3OOO ms farm stuck aud farming tioI. D..
VIM johnson Of New York brother lI
the late A. J. johnson Of encyclopedia
fame
ID n Wheeler mas engaged in a new 900.
dustry-a dealer in marked hen eggs AS
vet he has had hut one customer and Ri,r-
no quotations
The tongue of the bell Of the Cougrera
tional church was carried away by huul
luns ON the morning of the Fourth aud BOA
not been returned a. vet.
James J.. Daggett Of Jamaica has bee.
visiting 40 Willard Smith and other reit
tives iu town lately. Mr. DHggett is vel.
eran Of the late war of the rebellion. a.
ex postmaster of Jamaica hut has been I..
several wears perfectly helpless DE oval.
move 30 part of his person excepting H..
head but still enjoys visiting friends
bella Reed OF Jamaics aud Ida Richard
SON Of Chester have been stopping Hi 40.
Il Walker a few days
cur band. under the instruction Of 4. B..
brigham of Brattieboro. s. making gr-a.
Improvement. ana give "a uiuAi' 'N N.
street often. which We appreciate
q T. BARRIER and family nave gone On
Canada t. visit friends
Mae Houghtun D. at home for the -la.
mer
Elsie Sherwin has finished work iu Brat
tieDoro ami mas returned home for tine sum
fnrr
Miss hattie DAVIS vho has been iu IIu.
yoke for the past few months teacuiu.
French. has returned home on account ..
the sickness of her mother
Mrs H. h. Baker aud daughter Mrs D.
RUSSELL started Tor Nova scotia W euue-.ia
morning
Helen Robertson has gone o. Lowell lAt.
for d lew weeks.
Lnreu Hflard of Mendeu ) %. u-.
iu town Tuesday aud " Wednesday
Miss Maude kenirick is visiting FRIEND.
ia MassachusetL-
Mss Davis of LovAltou. Dak.. Is stnpp.u
with ner aunt. Mrs Chas. Booth
S r. Wheat went q Chariestnwn. -a.
urday. where he h. 10 spend few W--a.
aud then goes 10 tine beach
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

Two children of Mrs EIua A Minis of N,.,-ii- d
nHN aged Oh ami 90 EIri aged d. dIeI lasi u--rl
Wednesday ami SATURDAY from diputh--ia
ihr uVrrturuiu- uf 4u uu stove set nr- L.. tI,-
hntsr ni D. efh-rl-t az " -sf ttlndsr sun
DAY ami hr- Illus, and Mr Nethrrb.-. s vluur
rsi child th- only occupants I. abe hoti-- 90 tl.
iinlr. were burned Geo death Air " -tht.ris- Wa.
nrseui hi church az ttr Time THE flames so nr,
O." ihr child clothing. ami lu attempting o. r,--
cue her Mr. nusr r-c-iyrl burn. that caused be-.
death Iu tii-t.lruif.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

" e. offer Unr Hundred buliars Reward f,r any
tt~r ui ratarrh that cannot Or cured tN taking
Hall p taturrh lur-
CHENEY a CO.. Props. Toledo. ID
~ e. thr undersigned nav known b j Chsut.,
lnf ih- pari ll Nuara- andr u-i eve him perfectlv
hhnufaulr in ali business transactions anu nuancl.
alA auir tu carry uut any obligation made uy hi-
urH
West A. lruaA. whuirsair druggists, Toledo. %
aiding AMMAN a Marvin wholesale drug
Ei-ts IurIu U
b. D. Van horsau, Cashier Toledo National
bank Toledo t
nan s Nalarrh lurr o. taken internally. uUIiuE
ufrrlit ui'nu tiit uluud auu mucous surface ~
lhr system frirt 90 cents per bottle Sold uY
ali druggists
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

Mrs bradley uorham OF futney WAS the
guest of Mrs. O.. L. Hall Moudal
Mrs { Evans Airs Charlotte Ward and
hattie heeirr of W -st brattiruuru have
been at O. b. Ruberts-
The Fourth passed very quietly with the
exception ui few hrrcrackers and fire
works lu the evening A number of the
Young people went % Wilmington iu tb4
evening "a see the fireworks and a few
went o. spend the day
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

hirrhhrh rSraltr a u,ist-uuirr hight as th+
ffrsidrni last Ht--h nominated taul Au.ll
MilhrN D." iH' pusiumslr. lr viii beg1u worf
aug
d. d hartvr IauueH at North Adams va.
hurnr1 tuesday causing ioss uf s5UnU
lhr funeral ui samuel Biai-l-l Do from ui,
late home uu bruvr stn-tf al Ohicuir.r fall, M.
iAffr' attended nf hls relatives Auu friends DO.
Guiding representatives from th- ufiirr- of 8
hlai@uru Do. a. Coz Iu th- different cities through
uut tine country. uuu from many nrms that bs, F.
done business with the Decreased The s.-rv ia...
were conducted Dow E-N ] ID Gllu--ri of tnr faIl,
Baptist church. assisted ut Err 10 IS Iiavi, ul
AuiculT1-. h- turlnrr slsukt 900 very t,omuifutau
thIN terms ni Che ural man, and paid tribute O.
nm as WORTHY citizen LuI one esteemed n, tf.
entire community ~HrFHUnrII .I##.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

hut don smile more than YOU are Obliged tg b
Nou have muuthiul ui diScuilrrd teeth 10 siicf
is The casr pressure COS ull meaus ana USE al ieasi
once every daN. delightful Huzudoui. which WiI
remove The uhi-runlluE spots auu sIrCks Iuai
dtsnEurr Nuui teeth RENDER Them pearlY white
make Tine gums uaru and rIsl. aud iuuart ira
sfautr th h "hf breath 0lkuduui. moreover tsiu.
talns nu corrosive urids ur gritty particles which
o. thr cas-. ltu -nuir lrutliricrs which b. eml
neutly safe as We'll as iuurpughi, effective SnlI
uY druggist
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

Kew Horace Fowler who has been sur
terug from throat trouble tor some time.
i- improving. sd much su that be- was aiIt
o. preach ct she hHtcn schoulhouse last
SUNDAY evening
Mrs Dr. Cram returned from her visit
~ Burlington last week
Arthur Bovle- of New Haven. Conn.
spent she Fourth at james Fisher
Miss Ella Clark returned b. her home last
aHturuaE
Quite a number OF our p-oIae attended
the Fourth at Wilmington aud report very
nice time
Mr., Packer i- spending r. few week. iu
Boston ami VleIuIts
Geo henr, and family of Warren Ia..
we're 90 town last week Mr. Henry De- d
son OF iuiu, iienr, formerly oi tins town
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

large crowd went with tur clubs tu Green.
htid. "hrfr 10 Ihifit Eunu game was PLAYED 900 t.
Afternoon trIuh ~tuIdurl tis former Hf.H
sfh"ni pitcher surprised ever, t.sis ut h- fi,tI
iNenrss 900 t.. Nut are uii,l- several otni,I.lt
7'"iH q" "hN b"hrd balls Nuu1clat threw
hrauiiiulif irnU tir UutIeII fu The nome LI4f.
ahN tul HH Do rIE. Iuus- uiau- q EassI rtiuuIu.
eaten aul Mhgtil covered tutrI ats-4utauIy SuNI
van Nuui-. o Nru aud luNIHr rarr,.I uu tu- hou
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

ANA uiir hundred men 10 call uu auY druggist Tor
"a Tree lfiai package oi Lane S Family Medicine
que great foot and hrru enemy. discovered hY Ir
ailas LANE aliiv iu tnr kucky mountain Eur
di-ra7f-, ui uir Blood, Liver aud kldueYs % b. a
plNiiiNr cure tur constipation and Clearing up
ui the complexion il uu-s unders 10 Is the isesi
sprung medicine known large size package. 81
leulz AZ All uruEzlzIs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

The rains that nave come lately are usa
ing crops grow nicely
j. ID. STYLES and family spent the tHg-f
with ms son byron at boudvilie
twenty seven memuer- of the 1ra.-
and Pike famili-, ENJOYED their usual .au
ily picnIc ola july = at Joel circuit 90 >-s
tame aud report ID pleasant time.
Mis-. Lena hartshuru ol Northura--
Centre Mass D. visiting at the hYu. OIL.
ner uncle. Abel j. Pike
The work of filling the lime kiln i- rr.
crossing aud the car works nicely .u tn.
care of Herbert sumner
The sewing spcIetN met al the parsluz.
YESTERDAY
key. Mr Nidito. pastor at West Nari-
u1ru. and 90 ID Palmer ui otrattou ua..
arranged for al exchange oi puIpit- I.-
SUNDAY morning, July ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

the national board OF underwriters have
offered d reward of S2ju for the arrest and
conviction ut the parties vino set fire Co Tie
grist mill
The Fourth was ushered u hy the mid
night ringing of the church bell, nriug OF
cannon. biuViug of horns. etc. which was
kept up until daylight. to the great happi
mess of the boys aud corresponding wretch.
edness OF tine good folks trying To sleep
Michael Duudou has moved 90 Bfattlei1
r1 having traded bus farm for small
place situated ou the , erunu ruud belong
ing to " allare Newcoml
Charles johnson. VINO mas been living Boo
California and other part. of the est for
several wears is visiting ms brother, J..
Johu-uu
Divine service in Christ church ou sun.
day next Hf 80 O'Clock
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

the banking which was of sawdust. DO
was put out before much damage was done
Mr. Rand of 1ownshend was stopping over
night aud the smoke was SOD dense that he
could not find tine way out of his room
alone
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

Among personals umItU-I last week were
the visit ul a j. Fisher iu Jl~u. aui the
departure OF Miss Susie Underwood for the
Crawford House al the White mountains
Mr. and Mrs ~ u tYu,.iusu and
daughter Blanche ui boston are At D.
Mors- Fred kce clerk al Jordan a
Marsh 81, 81 spending severa weeks al his
fathers
he' Dir. At~-A. state n,ss,ouar, cot hi,
denomination, conducted an hpis,-otal --r
vice at The congregational church last SUI,
daN morning. anu thuse Who attended r-
ported a sermon OF much practical interest
Ar Peterson, the Young ,wrde - no SUD
plies the south Wardstoru church is I.
preach here next SUNDAY
IL previous engagement, 90 not faI tu
combine with the arrival ui the narrow
gauge passenger train, as now piaunt.I
There VIII De costume recital next Thurs
day evening al Union hall by Mis-. Olive
thompson, "a character Impersouatar of
New ! ora city Inc entertainment d, t.
he under Tine auspices of the iibrai-, ass.-
clatiuu- ana large posters with program Al
taehed wil give the particulars next week
the Boston journal gives an sceuuut off
the uarrHge Of Mr.. Frank rter-su Yf pift.
held Mass, aud Miss Florence, N-y-,,s,,
daughter Of Mrs. Auua IS Newman. sinner.
inuenueut OF NureuIuela az NeII-s,.., ...l
iese tne happy event takIug plac, ON
Monday evening of last week IN. targ+
double pariors were beautifully 0-t.urata4
the welding couple stauuIup under n mar
rage bell OF daisies, ami Tine ceremony benin,
performed by Rev g. IL IAimage 5f ia.
Ton. Miss Alice Newman the bride. si.
Ter, was lie maid OF honor. and 2U of tb.
bride college friends accompanied b,r
he nlother Of the bride IL the daugnter aI
The late lira. ". A. Stedmau
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

Inc iaaiies ali society met July with
Mrs Charles AIMEE a looiN number
were present ami all enioyed themselves
one Important sublert oi discussion was
the repairing of tine pArsouaEs com
mitter OF SIX was chosen O. examine the
building see " nat is u-eieI u i,e done aua
now much % Will cost The next mivetiul
viii be- with Mr., Henr, Adams Jul, iG
All are invite.
Miss tio,-y bat-. OF Jamuridseu8rt
HAS, Is The guest ul Mr- N ochohelI
We arr glaI 20 report that Mr- Il
Adams viii ,"ou bee anIut again. ami that
Mrs. l.. hraymau is a.rea 3. sitting up So.
or three hour- a day
q. Adams of North Adams, Mass. D, ,i.
itiug al T. g. Adams
The glorious Fourth pa--ri ava, yer,
quietly Not even nre cracker WA- heard
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

The temperance concert exercise. LAT
THE Telephone WiH be- gwen at th- Con.
gregationai church next SUNDAY sy-uiu.
d. A. paRgett is visiting 90 futueE
Eeg D b " alter, viu preach iu th.
Baptist church next SUNDAY nt tine usuA.
hour and Rev IS s " Walker viii preach o.
WHrdsDuro 20 exchange
u. +. Iayior has sold the Jamaica huu--
90 e.. N CARPENTER Dt ,oicralue. Ma-s
j d. l.ampheAr mas rented tue meat
market aud vii run the meat uu,iu,--- at
TINS place. aud a. he hH, nBu experience nr
can keep good mHrkrt
" d. Jusiyu mas rented Tine rri-t mill
Tor ID term OF tive year
". u WeiiuIAu aud wife Of Mauchester
we're here over ,uuda.
J.. " Gilman b. CA the SICK hsr
Neliir anu herbie hoitou aud air. Ditl
redge 81 New YORK are at bnvii Ed, 8.
Tor tue sumu-r
Mrs t. Allen haa d short visit from hpr
brother. Mr. Doty OF " orrt.strr. MA,-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11
HOME NEWS.


barometer highest gu8i With. lowest 90 81
.0th mean. 3Iuu Thermometer highest go.
3Jth. lowest. YN. sd. mean. Gb1s. mean maxi
mum. So; mean minimum l3 d. Mean rela
tive humidity. sutN Wind prevailing s. HIGH
est velocity per hour 90 miles 80 Total move
ment d2sl miles Precipitation rain . q, inches
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

A piece of good newspaper work which
deserves recognition was that done hv the
NorrisNile News and Citizen last week Do
reporting the centennial celebration of
Morristowu Besides printing IN full the
centennial sermon preached ON sunday
june 2H the historical address los Judge
Powers, the poem 10y Rev. q b Fisk and
the address OF welcome 10y eG Gov Hen
dee ou july L. the News and Citizen gave
portraits of the orator, poet. executiv,
board off the centennial committee. and
others. with sketches of their lives and
many Illustrations of local buildings and
points of interest All TINS work was well
done and the mechanical execution of the
paper was notably excellent lt was a
kind OF work which Is creditahle Co Yer
mont journalism
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

TINS week place on their bargain counter slx doc
ell bowls, gilt band and Hover spray decoration
for DO GENTS each
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

" itn EiN b rrau balm child can o., tr-ats-i
without pain or uu-au nuu with perfect satrf,
Try Cue irmelA 30 CURES catarrh. haY fever and
colds ia lhr mead 30 be- easily applied MO tLr
nusirlis ami gives rrsi with the r-I Applicatior
fsrHfaa rH ts4ur.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

sian lives, do hundreds ui other who hatt. been
cured oi rheumatism ANA neuralgia by th- sogi
blood purifier sulphur bilteia. send tor testimo.
ulala
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

y NJ Thompson lost one OF has stage
horses last " ednestay The driver says
he saw nothing unusual Hbuut the horse
coming from brattehoro until bee dropped
dead in the road when opposite Mr. Cut
ting. DO is quite Joss o. MIR Thompson,
IA. bee is having all bee can du with express
and passenger.
pr O. j. stewart and j. 10. smith
from New i ORR are stopping at O. Chs
bee this week They think OF going o.
Beruardst1n next week Co practice dentist
ry
Fred stowe has bought the hotel proper
~ aud IS going b. repair the building
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

The silver hIiI A. amended bv confer
euce committee of the two houses strike.
ont the free coinage provision. and in 1t.
.laee requires the purchase of 4 800 OU
muN be offered, IN each month at the
market price thereof Coinage at the rate
of 2.ulIUW monthly is continued unit
July D. 1881. but stopped after that date ex
cent iu such amounts AS NAV be necessary
t1 provide for the redemption of the treas
urt NOTES ms compromise was accepteo
hy all the Republican members of the con
ference. Messrs sherman. Jones Congei
aud Walker. who probably considered d
the best adjustment that could he secured
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

1oV HUI recent visit to Indiana 10 at
tend the dedication OF a monument erected
TO the memory OF MIR Hendricks WAS uu-
mistak ably worked for all 1t was worth as
IA boom for the New ork governor as the
next presidential candidate OF ms party
An incident OF Hills Journey was the visit
which ne paid 90 Mrs Hendricks She
presented To him the ebony cane which was
given to her husband by the state officers
OF Indiana in 1873. and on parting with
HIM Is reported To nave said Remember
now, governor if YOU let Cleveland beat
Won for that nomination never come into
tins house again Gov Hill was one of
the principal speakers at the dedication ex
erclses. In tine course OF ms speech he
made bid for southern support nv declar-
inc that the colored people of the south
were fully accorded their political rights. q"
voted as they pleased and that when
ever, for any reason, they refrained from
exercise OF the elective franchise It was
their voluntary act
The Democratic attempt 10 make It ap-
Nthl Allhb lltr SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS made
hy the Republican county convention last
week were the work OF professional men
VINO refused the farmers any recognition
is a particularly weak one The fact is
that the farmers had everything IN their
own hands IN the convention. They out
numbered not only the professional men
hut the men OF every other occupation than
their own. two to one. Moreover. on the
ballot for senators from this district the
vote OF tine second largest delegation ~ the
counUy-that from Bellows Falls of mem
bers, and not farmer among them-was
given ro the so called farmers candidate
while II was the vote of IA strong majority
OF the farmers that gave tine nomination 90
his opponent There could hardly have
been found IN the whole county two men
more thoroughly in sympathy with the
farmers. 10y natural taste training and
atiihauou, than those put upon the senate
raj ticket Under such circumstances the
farmers IN Windham county who can be
made 20 believe that they nave been sold
ont or sat upon hv intelligent ana reputable
men of their own number are not very
numerous
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

More than l2i cases of tvphoid fever
havs developed in the epidemic now pre-
yuInul at Waterbury. Conn. aud there
have been several deaths Investigation
ul the health authorities shows that the iu
lection came from "a milk farm at Middle
uurv which supplied Waterbury, with sew
ara hundred quarts of milk day There
bad been three cases of the fever in the
family and over 40 OF the patients 40 Wa
terhur, had milk from tins farm
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

The West brattieDuru hand aiH give a.
open air concert Oh tine common next Fra
nhN eNamIn--
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

- = Ala = pound tius. best iurt.i,.--,...
diFesr,9- LAoeia Az stiuiigth aud dgl,ca-1 a..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

Iur Louisiana lottery bill which passed
nuth houses ot tine Legislature was vetoed
nr ttoy. Nichols on Monday. The govern
or say, m bus message that while anticipat
Inl the passage of the hill over his veto.
Che honor ai the state Is at stake, and be-
warns the legislators that serious results
may follow the acceptance of the corrupt
iur offer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

" lao have thai tired ami all. GONE irrliue ana do
not hkr 10 ur disiurh-l. viii continue iu tr- truhi
Win tnis truuhr until Thea rt-iit-W their iuuur,
blood sulphur Bitter. Viii cau-- new aud riaU
hiuou Go course through every artery ami ,tHi DO.
the human system. st-t' another column
4 new iurh embraced iu EN tnratu Balm
laiarrh is Cured los cleansing aud nrailuE ult hr
dNmE ul. Oh b. uui % nluid nT O. suuu uut (.
rasiit applied iutu ilir uustrus its rneiI De- mag
ital ana thorough treatment viii cure Che WursI
rH-sas
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

l.ackawauA Ali rail- stove or chestnut sos.
rrl GL
ErAf. 30
our coal - nov coming and we can deliver al
once BAHRov- A t..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

Picture frames 90 variety at A. r Wnder's
laundry building. Fiat st Uuen evenings Co
A new bot OF those o. 30 watches. nn,-St yet
CHAs. A. lBIpr a Co.,. Jewripr-
The stock OF dr goods owned by the late D.
hartuws. consisting of plushrs and velvpts. dress
goods ami small wares will bee for sale az very low
prices at SO " ainut street during the month of
july
Boiled cider iu scaled screw top bottles quarts
~ GENTS iu uuik Eai un- 5n cents For sale at
all Brattieooru grocers. l'ut g Co Tablespoons.
fol with sugar in quart of water with little Bose
for drIcous. economical summer druE
BHArTLEBuRo JElIA Ju.
Picture framing. latest So, hes moderate, prices
and ia goud taste. al Ulapp a Jones
Nickel alarm clocks ~. nothing better niad,
warranted CHAa. a. TRIP a Co.. jew eirrs
storage room, co. iet al 40 Walnut str...
Mas D. BARHuw-
Iu Rent A desirable tenement tor d small taii
ily at 80 HIgh street IA. MAl.
offer Tor sale my restaurant. centrally located
IN tins town tine business established aud carried
ON bv the present proprietor for ~ wears A good
business Opening tor some enterprisinE Young
man. 40 health reason for selling
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

item Clinton b Fish the candidate OF
the rrohhtonist party for President u
day morning Gen Fisk do conspicuous ser
wee a- "a soldier in the war of the Union
aud BOO lN65 was given an important GOV
eminent appointment IA connection witt
th. nureau cot refugees freedmen and
the famous Fisk university M Tennessee
the home oi the Jubilee singer he was d
man OF mgn uersoi al character
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-11

The agency for these celebrated suud-
RANGER a IHoNp-0, .-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs P. A. Humbert OF Folsom is soiourning al
Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Aull. wife of the Prison Warden, ha,
gone to McCloud river, in Shasta county.
Albert Elkus has returned from Richmond
Va, where he had been as representative Of
the Bnai Birth from this coast.
George F. Mack, School Superintendent Of
Amador county, returned home yesterday after
spending several days i'll this city
j. E. Blanchard and family, of Folsom, have
gone to Pennington. Mich, to visit relatives
They will be absent until September.
Captain Thomas Stevens, formerly Sacra
menIan, but now a resident of San francisco
returned TO the Bay yesterday after his three
days visit here.
Miss Lottie Petrie, who went East with hel
father to attend the Knights Templar Conclave
at Washington, in October last. has just returned
home, after visiting all the principal cities Of
the East and West.
Watson Chalmers. editor of the Chico Enter
prise, was in the city yesterday with his family
en- 1oute to Santa Barbara, where he goes TO at.
tend session of the Southern California Press
Association. He Is a member Of the Executive
Committee of the Northern California Press
Association.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Samuel Gamble, Costumes; ]. II. Bryan, Court.
land; Il. Z. Merritt, L. A Merritt, F. l.. Reed
Woodland G. E. Randolph and wife, Chico;
John Glassen; Grass Valley; Harry J. Gray, Lin
coin; Miss Clara Mckenzie. Oakland; W. Cow.
ard. Woodland; L. B. Clark, Sacramento
county; f. NJ. Swasey and wife, Redding; Fleet
f strother, A. Ballentyne, D. Layton, San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
A. w. Hayward. Chicago; F. D. Clum, F. j.
Loci 8. G. Swift, C. ]. Swift, San Francisco;
Mrs. NJ. L. Prosthwait, Miss Lizzie Middleton,
Miss Irma Little, San Diego: ]. A. Middleton,
VIC. Middleton and child, Miss Hattie Middle.
ton, Dallss, Tex; J. B. Hearsch, Grass Valley;
Mrs: e. G. Gore, Miss Gore, Cincicnati. O.; VI.
J. Mcdonald, G. o. McMillip, w. z. Harris. San
francisco: H. W. Byington, city; W. F. Folk,
New York