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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-02
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1rnSt at bsitribe fig for at faa ben cemctra:
tiife.
= Scbn 2inbauiit, en- Tarmer / 9}arteoen
al @plmes Gitp / Douglas Gpuntp, besif
Selpmoro peo at bdn9e fig frrleoen.
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.Suoltitfen" % ,D1Slts Sioenbe". g.
@prenien. icm Ell Iio reoi9ereoe "Nproen",
er frmmen iiteoet.
- @n Rasopn er opisrt Dulutb %
er netpp tlepsn fat isane. Den tal lepere
100 Sons 8esimerfaal Dsanet. % efters
baanben ttal bens @apaeitet icrp9es til 14O
sos oaslis.
= @rootfon 24oe Nop. Sobn
&osler, en- Bartenber @ait @rono
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o9 fit en- &u9le 9ioet fra fin Mooz
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iteret, o9 ber bortes Erul1er ON at
lpn@e bam.
= @n flor Sci al Bpen Tracp
2Don @ountp lasoes Ife al en- 81
oebrano, iom brpo uo &l. II @pnoa9
Gormiooa9. Ser bleo talt ON, at
Sloen oar paa1at. men noset piit ber=
ON tunoe lite erfares.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-02

@n meritanf 8ria r9abit,", oer
bapbe 270 Snbfbote ira @ilbert6erne
omborb, e: forliit unoer en- Storm /
set fiqe @ao os er iioen funoet ori,
penbe meo &iplen iueiret. Sc Snos
fpote par bperpet for en- meset liben
8etaling. 9a Jartpiet len elenbi9
Torfatnin9 la9oe ino til San Tran>
cisco for en- Eio iiben. par bet ner
bleuen belaslast af be ameritanite
acknowledgement, Der betra9teoe Merica=
nernes Eraft meo at boeroe Sno'
fpote fra 9erne iStiQebauet iom
iepnseb meo Slaoebanoe1.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-02

2oo1is Drben eienoprettet / 8ra=
iilien. @alparaiio 25oe geou. &ice=
Breii6ent 8etrolte offentlissioroe en-
Proclamation ibae, iom bleu biliet
meb alminoelis zilfrebsbeo. Soenz
ne affoffer ban belt ben esenme9tise
% bittatorilte Mpnoisbeb, iom Som
ieca anto9, og ertlerer, at ben loult9e
Orben er sienoprettet. Manifetet
ertlerer tillise, at Goniecas Oplps:
ming al &onsresien er annulleret, oa
at 8eleirinsstili itanoen / bet fgoerale
9itritt ct opbeuet. Manifeitei
1ammenfoloer &onsresien ,sien til
18be 9ecb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-02
ct. Olaf.
27pe Ncp. 1891.

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9eriom noaen Ct forunbret uuer.
at Rorreipenbenten ira st. Olaf bar
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fan ban fortelle ben ianbe Iarias:
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for9. Set bar peret NQianceiors.
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la9t for bet.
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for NQiancen ben &etnin9, iom BON
mener, ben ftol felse. Seq oil ifpn:
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enie meo bam alt, buao ban iiaer,
| unotaeen / ben @olle eller &labs.
ban 9iuer til ST.. DonnellD. S bit
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ming, o9 leg uil forlpse ber at frem>
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Enhancement buroe bore enise at
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iat bam.
@asaen forteller, at Mornerne bar
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oltio bar be blanbet @obt % Dnbt
ilammen. Su9en bor faaet alt al ct
@lass. geornerne uore auinoipse
paa binanben, flyer @a9aen, iaa at
naar ben enc al benz - be bare tre-
eap noset ieritilt fort os aoot, iaa
eap en- anben al benz no9et, iom
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benne @is par bet, be @amle fortlas
reoe fig l1operensfemmelierne ct
Menneites &arafter % 9anolemaa>
be. Den npere Eib meo itne ratio.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-02

9aoio &. 8eals, en- rig Bantier /
&anias @itp, MtsIouri, bleu betiaaz
len o9 plpHoret paa en- itammeli9
Maaoe iibite l19e. 8antiren, oer ct
62 Iar sammel, er ssaoer til to pafre
8srn, en- fire Nar sammel @pn, 9a>
bib 8. Beal8, Sr. eller Sunior Sees,
iom @utten = 5aoerens Stoltbeo %
@leoe = fables meb fit &ielenaon.
Mebens be elore Meblemmer al
Gamilien 9ioroe ira fig Miobasen
benimoo ST. Z. Eatfiseliesoasen, lez
9eoe Wr. 8eals to Bprn os ct al
bans Bprnebern uoe | Goru9reliet.
Me3 ct opbprte 8ernenes 2pitiabeo.
% bet bprtes, at no9eu git ub 9ien>
mem ben pbre 9Br. 9ette patte
Mrs. Beals Mistonte, bun LIB bur<
tis uo / &ereliet % fanot, at Sunior
8eals oar borte. 9a bun lite iaa
bam noseniteos. falote bun paa fin
Monb % bans @iafter, oa Der bleu
nu foretaaet en- srunois l1uoeribselfe
al 9uiet fra &ielber til Soft. Men
alt forsiaues. Sntet @por at 8ar<
net uar at fe. Set opbaseoes MI, at
9usiomfruen 2!55,e @mitb oe)aa par
borte. os mon tom mart til ben Slut,
ming, at bun bauoe ftiaalet @utten.
&olitiet bleu pieblittelis unberrettet,
os tire Deteftiuer blep iot til at uos
FORTE oenne bemmeli9beosfulbe Gag.
Ser bleu arbeioet al al &raft forat
fomme paa Sporet efter ben for<
iuunbne 9usiomfru men for9iapes;
bet uar. iom ON bun o9 benoes Offer
uar Iunfen neo / Soroen. @ele Scat
ten poaseoe SSorelorene / 1tor Nn9i
for TT Barn uoau at moota9e nosen
1noerretninQ ON oct. So 1ntet @por
! uar iuaoet Greoas @itermiooag, lob
DIR. Beals inorDtte Nftenblaoene,
at ban piloe 0ipe $4,000 til ben, JON
braste bans Baru tilbase. Barnet
funoe blipe al f1eperet o9 Bensene moo,
taset uoen no9en Jare for Duerbrin<
seren. &l. Z 5rebas 9lften Tom oer
en- Mano at ct fremmeo uoieenoe o9
baufeoe paa boS Mr. Beals. Qan
bar maiteret os fortalte, at ban bar
Detettiu. &an baube funeet Sort
fpreriten os benoes @ielpere, iaabe
ban.men be forlan9te $4,000 / 2pie>
pen9e. Mr. 8eal8 ne9teoe at beta=
bette 8eIpb % uilbe lite uo meo mere
enb be ubloueoe $4,000. @aa 9ou
v9etettiuen" efter os loueoe at lepere
Barnet for $4,000, mob at Mr. Beals
gap fit s@resoro paa, at Der lite
fuloe pere &oliti tilfebe, ba Barnet
bra9tes tilbo9e. ST. 10 rineeoe Der
isien paa 9bren o. Mr. 8eals lut=
tebe op. Set uar ben famine Ban>
bit, fom ban baube talt meo for en-
Stuno iioen, men nu bauoe ban 8ar<
net fine Mrme. 8antieren talte pp
$4,000 os fiat &ensene Banoittens
Gratfelomme, mebens benne iamtiois
rate 5aoeren bet table 8arH, ber laa
/ en- funb @bpn, uuibenbe ON at pere
tommet biem til Gorelbrene, bpis
@leoe uar ubeitripelis.
So en- &epreientant for Msiociateb
@res ienere paa Mttenen antom til
Mr. Beals 9us, lab Banfieren meo
ben lille Tpr paa fine &ne % maoeoe
bam @rbb uoen at befbmre fig ON
et9ufinIpisreportere, BET fob runbt
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-02
M4tattcem1oe.

Splben Tarmer Mlliance bclber Mebe eMan.
bag ben 14be December 1891 ST. 1. Mut
Mebtemmer bebee ont at mpbe, ba Der er ME.
get, fom ifal forbanbles.
sgr6sotoft
6. 8. @pster Set.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-02
Juolanbet.

@u beftis Storm raieoe torleoen
paa Itlanterboosfpiten. S @aib=
1nston, Baltimore oe SEEM Oort bleu
aoitiqis staoe foruolot, os flere
Meunefer er omtommet / De to fprite
Bper, efter buao ner meooeles.
= 2afeoamperen v@amuel Ma<
tber" itpote en- Scat forleoen iammen
meo en- onoen @ampNup ~Bro5il"
paa Safe @uperior. ~@amuel Wta=
tber" ianf frats efter Sammenitooet.
Sen baube en- 2aonine af $4,000
Buib. 6oeoe. Beietuiuseu Tom om=
boro paa n8ro5il", iuit ION oeres@fib
git tilbunbs.
- Npa@e=Snoiauerue Nri5ona ct
paa Rri9sitien. @ai. 9ounins blee
ifubt fra ct 8osbolo Spnboasaften /
geerbeoen af Sort Bo>pie. Maioren
oil TONNE fig isjen. @n anoen
Mano bleu osiaa iaaret os en- orebt.
Ser ct fer 5rp9t blanot Settlerne.
Qpa@erne boloer for bet meite til i
no9le for be buibe Solbater neten
util9ien9eli9e 6ielbe.
- Iuoretp Nnoerion os @bas.
Sobnion omtom neb ct Sorbfreo /
9terbeben al Canyon life laust ira
9acoma fibite Dnsoas. Sc bbrte til
Mrbeibsftprten paa Nortbern @acific.
Sc uar besse eifte. 9en fbrite uar
33, ben anoen 26 Ior 9ammel. S
Mano bleu iaaret. % to blep af Stre>
bet fbrte uo @luen. buor be blep
burte. Sen enc af bisie uar en-
@tano,nao peb Maon gbriitian eric:
ion.
- Seattle, @a1b.. 27oe goo.
@btneIerne ber boloer MI paa meo at
sraoe op 8enene al fine bernebs be-
srauue 2anbsmano o9 1enoe benz
biem. Sc bar long Eio famlet
Tonb for bette Sormaal, o9 oltin9
gieres paa en- forretnin9smesii9
Dtoabe. Ser aperteres efter Sub
paa Nrbeioet, os ben. 1om oil ubfpre
bet biQi9it, faar &ontraften. Smob
buao man funoe tro, er ber in9en @e>
remonier forbunone meo l1o9raunin>
gen o9 Mfienoelfen al 8euene. 9a
oisie ta9es op, blir be itrots neolo9>
te / imaa bermetift luffebe &asler.
Dmfrin9 40 1aabanne &aSIer ct MI
feroise paa 2ate 8ie,p Cemetery ber,
os Der ct nosle Snobomilb, @bat>
com, Gairbapen, @ort Eotpnseno o9
Blaine. Naar ale er farSt9e, fem
bes be iom 6rostsoos til &ortlono,
Oregon. os oerfra meo 9ompFib til
Song Song. 9uer @asie er forip>
net meb ben bebe Manbs Mapn %
&oresie, os bele Slumpen ienoes til
@aftern General &oipital China,
buorfra buer &asie isien ienbes til
bet Steo, buorfra ben bpbe @bineier
oprinbelis tom. Ser iter 8esrauel<
fen meo be feouanlige @eremonier.
Snsen @biueier oil bp lptfelie, uoen
ban peb, at bans Sen pil blipe fprte
ti(base til @bina. Set er befienbt,
at @bineiere albris bill labe fig brinse
til 9oipitaler for at taees unber 2e.
sebebanblins, forbi &c frpster for. at
be, buis be bpr, lite pil bliue be9ra=
bet al fine Nanbsmenb os fplselis
lite braet tilba9e til bet blomitrenbe
&on9eri9e."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-02

Naar Dronnin9 Ttctoria o1r.
Stem Oort 27oe @ou. st Telegram
fra 2onbou flyer: &iotil bar bet ues
ret en- uFrepen 2op blanbt Npiierne /
bet forenebe &onserise, at insen
moatte itrioe noset ansaaenoe 9ron=
ming @ictorias 9bo eller be politilte
&rou, iom piloe leolase en- iaaoan
Besipenbeo. Set patte oerfor en- flor
Seniation, ba fibite l1b9aue af 8eet<
lp Zines, ct Blao ber gaar ub | noe
iten en- Million @remplarer, tom meb
en- @ebaftipnsartifel unber Ouerlfrtfz
ten r9faar Dronninsen bbr, % buori
Btabet uotaler iis mtset uforbetoi>
bent ON benne @ag.
Set flyer. at &psterue i 5orenebe
@toter % onbetfteos ON 9ronnin9ens
9sb bar brast bet enselite Golt til at
erfienbe. at en- FABIAN 8egiuenbeb oil
finbe Steb fbr eller ienere. Set f.
ger, at ber er ineen Euil ON, at noar
ben fore &lotte / ct. @aulstirten
ringer ub pibt os brebt ben fprselise
9pbeb, at ben fore 9ronning. al
buem ole @nselitmanb CT itolte, ct
1amlet til fine Sabre, oil be bsie
6tatsembebsmeno fife @omaro ben
VII 1om beres @uperen meo 1aa mes
gen @utbuiiasme, iom oeres @ors
ouer Eabet af bans Mooer ti(laoer.
Men naar @prsetioen er omme, o9
ben itore Masle of Soltet-be femme:
beretttsebe, iom alorta bauoe noset at
ii9e ben Duerenstomn, &arlomen:
tet si6r meb ben npe @uueren-bar
bapt Etb til at tenfe oper Situatioz
men, bpao pil ba fpl9e? Sppr9smaaz
let ct panTelist at beluare, men bet
er iittert, at Der pii bliue ct uimooz
faaeli9t &rap paa en- srunbi9 &eoi<
fon al ben nDe &ou9es @iuiuifte. S
80 Mar er @n9(anb bleuet forfaanet
for be 9limrenoe Nbiuroiteter al fonz
9elis Yomp; men / 80 Nar bar SOL
fet alligepel maattet betale for benz.
Men 1nart tommer ben 9ib, oa eng
lamb bperten bill taale ole be fon9elt:
se &erioner eQer betale for oem.
Mfan pil life pere fneben meb ben,
oer fi9urerer iom 2anoets 9ooeo,
uen bet enselite 6olt uil ie til, at be
umaabelise Gunner, iom er bortpo=
ilet paa unbbuenoise &alabier % et
ibiotit % barbariF 9limrenoe 9of,
lite len9er beutlses.
Stu ct Eiben fommen, flyer 3imes.
til at tente oper os bisfutere oenne
Sag, os bet piier in9en l1troitab eller
uerbpoie6eo for ben 9ame. iom fio'
ber paa Ebronen, at 9ibre faa. @piS
9ronninsen ifulbe leue 10 eQer 90
Mar lensere, oil ianbipnlisois SOL
fet TONNE til at tale / en- enbba briz
itigere Zone. Brinien al @ales tan
neppe MI pentes at bile leue faa len=
se iom fin Mober. @pi8 bun lener
10 Iar til, bill &on9ebuiets Meolem>
mer, gfationens Snpltebpr. baue fors
meret fig i en- iaaban ubitrefning,
at bet er forferbeli9 at tenfe paa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-02

Set fgrite, &epreieutantbuiet bar
at 9iDre, moor &on9res1en treber
lammeu ON nosle Dase, ct at beige
@peater. Com be terteite &anoioa=
ter neone8 @briip % MiQs. 9er-
nef tommer Springer, McWillan oe
Qat9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-12-02
fergus Galls Mgeb1ad
uoiomn1er boer OnRoag.
a. SoIent, 1ogtDer.
@ubifripttorSpri8 $3.50 for / Mar, betali
iTorifuo, eller8 $500.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-21
The ssN1onopole,, Opening.

One of the handsomest and most costly furnished cafes in New England was form ally opened yesterday on Church street, between Grown and George streets. It is the cafe Monopole, and the interests of it's patrons will be we'll looked after by Pro- prietor Dunn. The place is cafe and billiard room combined. It is furnished in white and gold and carries that character istic on both interior and exterior. The bar is of quartered English oak, antique finish, with mahogany top. It is the work of R. Rothschilds Sons company of Cincinnati. It's structure was looked af- ter by W. J. Caruthers, an attentive, courteous agent. MT. Dunn will make speciality of the service of old English ale, and with that end in view he has provided private cups for those who shall become patrons of the house. He will draw the celebrated Tam hauser beer of the Bergner & Eagle com pany of Philadelphia and is the sole agent in New England for this celebrated lager. James Murphy, of New York and Boston, well equipped bartender, is in attendance. Harry D. Hunting, late of the West End billiard room in the Parker house, Boston, will care for the billiard tables. Four pool and three billiard tables from the we'll known mandatory of W. H. Griffith com pose the outfit. The cigar department will be under the efhcient care of Frank Lane, who will also act as cashier. MT. Dunn, the proprietor of the new cafe, is also agent for this section for the Old Jordan Bour. hon and J. H. Cutters Old Reserve whis. keys.
 The two upper floors of the building have been secured and are undergoing ex. tensive alterations preparatory to being opened as an ideal bachelors hotel. The opening will occur, it is anticipated, in about two weeks.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-21

THE ST. IGNATIUS EXCURSION.
 Fully Twelve Hundred People Visit
 New York and Fort Lee by the Elm
 City.
 The steamer Elm City took twelve hun yesterday on the St. Ignatius T. A. and B. excursion. The excursion was notable from the fact that Rev. Father Mulholland had forbidden the society to go, on the ground that the boat would not return to this city till late hour. The prohibition only drew larger numbers, and the excur sion was in every way success. About 5000 was cleared by the society. Among the party on the steamer were: Fire Com missioner Mcdonald, wife and family, MT. and Mrs. Thomas King, MT. and Mrs. John Connolly, MT. and Mrs. Wrinn, MT. and Mrs. John Corcoran, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hussey, MT. and Mrs. John McGovern. MT. and Mrs James Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. William Montague and fam fly, MT: and Mrs. George Weber, MT. and Mrs. James Cloman, Miss Annie Clyne, Miss Celia Maher, Miss Julia Maher, Miss Carrie Kennedy of New Britain, Miss Mollie Gearing, Miss Mag gie Conlan, Miss Kittie Hardy, Miss Ma mic Hardy, Miss Maggie Burke, Miss Della Burke, Miss Mamie Gilday, Miss Jennie Gilday, Miss Stella Burns, Miss Rose Huzzy. Miss Lizzie Foley, Miss Kate Shannon, Miss Katie Eagan, Miss Lizzie Geary, Miss Mamie Mackey, Miss Nellie Kirwin, Miss Kendel Miss Julia Kelleher, Miss Lillie Myers, Miss May Murphy. Miss Annie Flynn, MT. and Mrs. Frank Carroll, MT. ond Mrs. Andrew E. Hennessy, Miss Stella Barry, Miss Kate Coperwaithe, Mrs. Grace Batrice, Miss Mary Hughes, Miss May Blakeslee, Miss Belle Graham, Miss Nellie Hackett, Miss Tillie Hackett, Miss Kate Flannery, Miss Carrie Coyle, Nelson Burdick, Alderman T. B. Kelley, Daniel Gilhuy, John Gib- bens, John King, Dennis Bree, James Ma lone, William Foley, Thomas Holloran, William Wrinn, Peter Kelley, Martin Brewer, Thomas Cannon, John Kelleher, John Lowery and many others.
 The committee having charge of the ex- cursion comprised James J. Burns, Henry Burns, William Hardy, Thomas Matthews, James Murphy, Thomas Kelleher, Joseph Maher, Thomas Mulligan, Thomas Hennes- sy and Michael Brennan. -.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-21

and, feeling .unwelf, went out upon the parade ground: While there he saw a crowd of militiamen engaged in squirting water into the tents near his street. He went after tkem and they ran. he after
 them, but they escaped. It was while thus engaged that Petersen was ducked. Upon
 learning of the affair upon return to his
 tent he ordered the men to quarters and
 attempted to learn who had perpetrated the outrage. In the meantime Petersen had complained to the colonel and he ap- plain, he said, but Colonel Doherty did not listen to him, but demanded his resig- nation. He believed, on cooler thought, l that the colonel would hear his version of the affair, and would be convinced that he had done his duty.
 It is believed that several of the City Guards will be court-martialed.
 Musician Langstean of the Second Regi. l ment Drum corps has been appointed sec-
 ond corporal of the corps.
 Captain Wolf of Company A brought l sixty-eight men-the full quota-to camp l and has the same number in camp to-day 1 Max Thalheimer and son are catering
 for ten companies and are giving good satisfaction.
 l George Mason, one of the conductors O. the Shore Line division, is punching an
 unusual number of tickets this week. H'
 has been in the employ of the compan, for sixteen years and is one of the mos | popular conductors on the road.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-21
THE CAMP MEETING.
Rig Attendance at PlaiRvflle-The
 Religious Exercises.

Big Attendance at PlaiRvflle-The
 Religious Exercises.
 PL.AINvILLE CAMP GROUND, Aug. 2O.-
 The atterda at the Plainville camp
 meeting has continued to increase since
 the opening day. Nearly all of the society
 houses and tents are occupied, and many
 family tents are erected on the streets
 leading from the double circle around the
 wooden temple of worship. Presiding
 are managing the details of the services and the general work attending the camp meeting.
 The singing is in charge of Professor
 Harvey of Bristol, who is assisted by a chorus of forty voices, mostly from his singing class held in the Bristol church. Yesterday was given up at the Plainville camp meeting to the discussion of Y. P. S. c. E. work. The speakers were the Rev. Messrs. Jones of Watertown, Boswell of Meriden, McMillen of Milford and Richards of Birmingham. In the afternoon there was continuation along the same line of thought, the addresses being made by Rev.
 Messrs. Holmes of Hartford, Saunders of Thomaston and the address of the day by Rev. Dr. Pullman of New Britain. These addresses were full of interest and treated of subject that has awakened the interest of churches throughout the country, wis: How to interest the young people and put them at work in the church. The attendance was large, fully 1 200 people being in at- tendance, and with the weather all that could be asked for, the outlook for suc-
 cessful camp week is fine. The chorus choir led by Professor Harvey, is feature of these meetings.
 This morning there is very large num- Der of people at the encampment. The boarding house is in excellent hands this year. 'Busses are at Camp Station on the arrival of every train.
 To-day was the 'big day." with sermons by Rev. c. B. Pitblado of Ansonia in the morning, Rev. s. McChesney of the Trinity church, New Haven, in the afternoon, and the Rev. Samuel M. Hammond of Torring- ton in the evening"
Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-21
STATE CORRESPONDENTS.
Madison Notes.

MADISON, August 20.-Several Chicago people are the guests of Mrs. Nye at the Smith cottage.
 MT. Bassett, of Hartford has rented his cottage for the balance of the season to some parties from Chicago.
 George T. Bradley and c. w. Scranton of New Haven, with large party of other cottagers, picnicked at Hammonasset Point Tuesday. It was jolly party, and most enjoyable occasion.
 William H. Petite has sold his grocery business to F. c. Dowd and Frank Parker has sold his billiard and pool rooms to Mr. Petite.
 Professor Forbes and family, who have been spending fortnight at the Hammon- asset house, have returned to their home at Torrington.
 Mrs. o. Gildersleeve and family of Gil dersleeve Landing have been spending a few days at the Hammonassett house.
 French whist is the favorite game of cards at the Hammonassett house. Judge V. B. Chamberlain and wife of New Brit ain, Mrs. J. s. Hunter of Hartford and Mrs M s. Foster of New Britain, Mrs. Alice Newton of the Hammonassett house, Mrs. Glazier of Middletown, Mrs. Reed of Warehouse Point and Mrs. G. A. Filler of Warehouse Point have passed many pleas ant hous at this fascinating game. At last accounts Mrs. Hunter was champion and Judge Chamberlain good second.
 James Hall and family, Mrs. J. S. Smith and son, Mrs. H. L. Beach, Mrs. L. S. Bos- worth, Mrs. Dunlap and Miss Dunlap, all of Hartford; Mrs. B. B. Munson and fami- ly of New Haven, Mrs. E. B. Eddy and son, Miss M. J. Berry, John B. Talcott and family of New Britain, Rev. Thomas Clayton of Berlin, MT. and Mrs. L. J. Hop kins and Miss G. A. Hopkins of Torring- ton, MT. and Mrs. W. 0. Hilliarn of Bris- tol MT. and Mrs. Alfred J. Nickolds ef Brooklyn and Miss Wadsworth are at the Hammonascet house.