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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-23
CITY BREVITIRs.

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P'rO az - snOotn 0iiios' as eiass'
Inc Huru museum, on broughton street,
sun attracts large CROWDS. Big Hattie, the
tag woman. Is a WONDER IN avoiroupois.
Uo o ,SA. He.son: Sne siauC' - sle .alIeso
% oL o'n0I PeoUh0r
% 0io 'oAy 0''1 "0Si'o'
Inc crew OK chemical engine No. at
nretneRs neaoQuarters yesterday presented
Foreman Murphy Christmas present in
the shape OF handsome gold Maltese cross
Daoge. Inc inscription on the badge is as
follows: Jeremiah Murphy, Foreman
chemical NO. l."
The southern part of Savannah to-day
does not look like the southern part Of Sa-
vannah five years ago. New residences are
going up everywhere, and in a short time,
where there we're nothing but vacant lots a
few years ago, there will be solid rows Of
handsome residences.
The MORNING NEWS is in receipt of a conv
of the Pacific Commercial Adpertiser
nuhlishad In Honolulu Hawaiian IzIands ~
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CHRISTMAS WEEK TaEArERs.
"Monte Cristo" To-night-"The Two
Johns" Christmes Night.

"Monte Cristo" To-night-"The Two
Johns" Christmes Night
The attractions for the rest of the week
az the theater are James O'Nein in 'Monte
Cristo" tonight and tomorrow night and
"The Two Johns" Christmas night and
Saturday matinee and night.
OF O'Neill and "Monte Criston there is
little that need be said. Both are 80 we'll
known to Savannah theater goers that they
need no introduction. The present season
is said to be perhaps the most successful of
the hero of Dumas great story. Mr.. San
ford ii. Cohen, who is managing O'Neill's
southern tour, in talking about the star
said:
at is a fact of remarkable interest that
over fifty actors of fair fame have at
tempted to play Monte Cristo,' and all have
failed except the great Fechter and the
great and only James O'Neill. A pro-
minent actor asked Edwin Booth why
James O'Neill succeeded with Monte
Cristo' when all others failed. His answer
was this James O'Neill is q great actor and
has but few equals. He astonished me and
divided honors with me in our Chicago en-
gagement. ONeili, said the great Booth,
has but few equals, and he should devote
his wonderful powers to the Legitimate.
know Of no actor who possesses greater
power and ability than James O'Neill.'n
Mr.. O'Neill has never played to any but
the largest audiences in Savannah and there
is no indication that he will play to any
other during his present engagement.
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THE CHRISTMAS RACES.
The Running Event Closed With Fiv
Starters

The Running Event Closed With Five
Starters.
The trotting and running horse talk and
interest for the past week has conferred in
the races at the Thunderbolt driving park
Christmas. The improvements and changes
in the park are rapidly approaching
completion, and everything, including the
new grand stand, will be ready for the races
day after tomorrow.
The entries for the free for all running
race. for purse of 800, closed last night.
and A. P. Doyle has strong field OF start-
ers. This will probably be the best betting
race Of the day. The entries are: Law
renee Kelly's b. m. Emma Rhodes, Thomas
\. Boam's S. &. Joe. J. Pedigo's tAugustal
8. 6. Sam Mitchell, w. T. Birch's b. 6. Lit
tie s. and e. B. Peterken's tAugusta) b. g.
Grover 9.
Capt. H. Madden, the noted trainer and
driver Of Augusta, will be here to-morrow.
He will pilot the little PAGER Whiteman
In the 1888 class.
Bub Gardner, who has made quite repu-
tation at the leading tracks of the north
aud west, is home on vacation. "Bub" is
engaged to ride Emma Rhodes In the free
for all run. a
Ali of the visiting horses will be here to-
morrow.
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RcRREp A VESSEL CABIN.
The Mate of the Annie and Willard q
Loser by the Robbery.

The Mate of the Annie and Willard a
Loser by the Robbery.
TB. Hancock, mate of the Annie and
Willard, the lumber schooner that was
towed into Savannah water-logged about
three weeks ago, gave the MORNING NEWS
an account last night Of the robbing OF the
cabin of the schooner Sunday night BY a
man named Toney, who was visiting
aboard the vessel.
Hancock, Tony, and a party of
about dozen sat up Sunday night until a
late hour playing cards As the schooneris
aboard the tug, which was lying alongside
of her at the exchange dock. When he
went aboard the schooner the next morn
Ing, he found that somebody had been
through the cabin and stolen an old silver
watch, which he had carried
for twenty-one years. and black Knit gan
zey and stiff hat belonging
&C him. His suspicious were directed
toward Toney and he made inquiries for
him at Fitzpatrick's saloon on Broughton
street where be usually makes his head
quarters.
Toney was not to be found, hut an &C.
ouaintance at the saloon told him that his
watch had been pawned at a negro jewelers..
He went to the place and found bis watch.
which Toney had left for IS cents. Ham
cock was Informed that Toney had been
seen wearing a stiff hat answering to
the description Of the one he had lost.
and also that he had been seen wearing the
ganzey. His intention was to have Toney
arrested If he could find him, but be was
not able to lay eyes on him. Toney said he
was a directory canvasser.
The Annie and Willard has been put In
condition and will he towed down the river
to-day on her way to Philadelphia by the
tug George w. Pride.
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"The Two Johns"

1.-THE Two Johns" will be the attraction
Christmas night and Saturday after
noon ard night. The piece is simply par
ody on the comedy of Errors" The sim
plicity Of plot evolving from mistaken
identity, and the Communicating of infectious
humor, catchy music and taking specialties
are the principal elements that have served
to popularize this play. The comic func-
ton devolves chiefly upon Peter and Philip
Johns, two big cousins. each of whom is
continually mistaken for the other, and the
entanglements arising therefrom afford
ample scope tor displaying the abilities of
the comedians. The present in-
terprerers Of the play include John
Hart and Quinn Phillips, who
jointly tip the scales at 600 pounds. The
play is well known here for the fun there is
In it
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MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP hes
been used for over fifty years by millions
mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect SUCCESS. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, ailays all pain,
cures wind collie and is the best remedy for
Diarrhosa. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists In
every part of the country. twenty-five
cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for MRS.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take 20
other kind.-Ad.
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Georgia Oouncil.s ohcers.

Georgia Council No. 2, r. and 8. NJ,
elected the following officers last night:
Th. Ill NV. s. Rockwell
III. II. of TT. A. Sullivan.
III. H. Al. r. Sheldon.
Treasurer-D. X. Thomas.
Recorder. G. Postell.
The following were appointed:
Y. of G.--G. II. Satterboch.
z. Of C.--H. s. Colding.
Steward. f. Thomson
Organist-F. ]. Ruckert.
Sentinel-.C. q. Anderson.
After the meeting banquet was served,
ana several hours were spent by toe coun-
Gil In merrymaking.
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1T indicates trace of rain or snow.
P. II. SMYTa.- Observer. Weather Bureau.

Mr.. John C. Feriman, Albion, Ill. +,
writes on Jan. 16, 1891: "My wife has
been great sufferer from headache for
over twenty years, and your Bradycrotine
is the only medicine that has ever relieved
her. can get you all the recommenda-
tions you want from here. We take great
pleasure 10 recommending it on all occas-
ions -Ad
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The Cadets New Officers.

At special meeting of the Savannah
Cadets, Company E of the First Regiment.
last night the following appointments of
non-commissioned officers were announced:
Corpl. w. H. Coleman promoted to SER
geant, Private R. E. Banks promoted to
corporal, The promotions were the result
of the resignation of Sergt. Austin, who has
removed to Baltimore.
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nAUCTIoN SAILS TO-DAY.
SPECIAL Diamond and
Silver Sale.
HANDSOME and VALUABLE GOODS
At AUCTION.
C. H. D0RSETT. kuctiuneeh
C. H. DORSET. Auctiuneer

VIII Sell at i42 Congress Street. ct II A. n, on
WEDNESDAY. 2sd Instant.
A lot OF valuable aud handsome JEWELRY
and SILVERWARE, being the wedding and
circumstances. aud 10 whom cash is Of more
consequence than Diamonds or Silver Knives.
Those Goods consists in part Of DIAMOND
SCARF PINS, DIAMOND BRACELETS,
DIAMOND RING. DIAMOND LOCKET, DIA-
MOND STUDS. DOUBLE-CA GOLD WATCH,
II SILVER KNIVES, PEARL HANDLE DES-
SERT KNIVES. u BERRY FORKS, SET NUT
PICKS aud CRACKERS, an elegant SILVER
PLAQUE. BERRY SPOONS, BUTTER
KNIVES. PICKLE FORKS GRAVY, MUS
TARD and PAP SPOONS. NAPKIN RINGS,
FRUIT KNIVES, LADIES. AFTER DINNER
COFFEE SPOONS. Also a beautiful assort-
ment OF SHE'LL GOODS, HANDKERCHIEF
BOXES, PLAQUES. HAND MIRRORS. GLOVE
BOXES. P0CkETBOOKS, UNIQUE GASES
All OF the above ore ordered sold, and will
present a fine chance for buying at very lox
prices. Elegant Christmas gifts.
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FALK CLorH1NG 60.

% ----c 800 = Il
Doe .s1oi { .gj dQ!s Z
. bna SIC ia sdJ nc
DESIRABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
We are showing an ex-
cellent line of NeckweaL
Umbrellas, Mackintoshes,
Dressing Gowns. House
Goats. etc. appropriate
Gifts for the approaching
holidays.
Such gifts are always ac-
ceptable, and the present
stringency of money will
make them more so than
ever as they may save the
recipient buying similar
goods himself.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION

GTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM County. It'd
~ The superior Court OF said County-Ths
petition of CHARLES II. DORsETT, J. Il.
SAUSsY aud j. II, ESTILL. all OF the county
and state aforesaid, respectfully shows: Thai
your petitioners. with such other persons as may
be associated with them as shareholders in the
enterprise, desire 70 be incorporated and madt
body polite and corporate under the corpof
rate name OF
FREMONT REAL ESTATE AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
That the objects OF their association and tho
particular business they propose 70 carry or
lands and tenements, wheresover the same may
be- situate; the improving the same, and geners
ally to hold and deal In real estate for the prI
yate profit add gain OF stockholders; and they
desire authority TO buy, sell, lease. rent, mort
gage, incumber, improve and in any lawful
manner to have hold, use, enjoy and dispose of
and deal In real estate; TO hold and own stocks
and bonds and other securities; TO borrow
money and issue bonds or obliRal
tions therefor; to lend money and ID
take security therefor. either by mortgage Cd
realty or personally. or by pledge OF deposit OF
collaterals transfer OF stocks and bonds and
other securities. The principal place Of bust
ness of said corporation will DO In the county OF
Chatham and state Of Georgia. The amount OF
capital TO DO employed by said corporation.
actually paid in and invested, Is TWENTY
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS, TO be divided
into shares of one hundred dollars each. aud the
petitioners desire the right TO increase the same
To any amount not 10 exceed the sum OF EIt'Ik
THOUSAND DOLLARS. The power and fran,
chise Of said corporation to borrow money
and to Pledge, mortgage or create any volun
tary lien on the property OF sale
corporation TO DO exercised only after the same
shall be determined upon by vote Of two-tuirdi
Of the shares of stock In said corporation. That
the stockholders shall be bound In their private
capacity TO the creditors Of the said corporal
ton only for the amount OF stock subscribed
for by them respectively until such subscription
ia fully paid up or until the stockhoder shall
have paid out of his private property
debts OF said corporation TO an
amount equal TO his unpaid subscription.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that they
may be Incorporated under The name Aforesaid
for the term OF twenty years, with the privilege
Of renewal, with all the powers, privileges
rights and franchises herein set forth and all
others incident TO and belonging TO corporations
Incorporated by the courts.
And your petitioners will ever pray, etc.
3I SAUSSY & SAUSSY.
Attorneys for Petitioners
A true cory Of the original petition for incors
poration this day filed In office y
JAMES x. p. CARR
Dec. 70. 1891. Clerk 8. G. 9. @, Ca,
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AT THE COURTS.
The Trial of the Hsnjikos Brothers.
No Verdict Yet.

No Verdict Yet.
The trial of the Hanjikos brothers,
charged with assaulting with intent to muir
der PIANO Pope, was again postponed in the
superior court yesterday. The cause this
time was the illness of a Greek defense wit
ness with an almost unpronounceable name,
who is suffering from an attack of the grip.
Argument was heard before Judge Fall
ligant in the superior court yesterday on
the question of allowing Patrick, who
killed j. Perry Brown in Bryan county some
month ago, to be released on bond. T. s.
Morgan. Jr., Esq, Patrick's attorney
made strong speech for his client, and
Solicitor General Fraser resisted tn appli-
cation IN splendid argument. Judge Fall
ligant took the papers and reserved his de-
cision. Patrick is confined in Jail here for
safe-keeping.
There are several criminal cases assigned
for trial in the superior court to-day, after
the disposition of which an adjournment
will be had until after Christmas.
The Savannah Press Publishing Company
was Incorporated yesterday in the superior
court by Judge FalligaRt.
The only business transacted in the city
court yesterday was the charging of the
jury IN the Mcmillan damage suit against
the Savannah Guano Company. The jury
was still out at O'clock this morning.
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MEDICAL.
''MOTHERS'
FRIEND
MAKES Child BIRTH EASY.

Colvin, La, Dec. 2, 1sse-My wife used
MOTHERS FRIEND before her third
confinement and says she would not be
xvithout it for hundreds Of dollars
DOCK MILLS.
Sent by express on receipt Of price $50 per bot
tle. BOOK " TO Mothers" mailed free.
a5a1FfELD REGULATOR cor
ron SALE sY AL eHvassrs' "T|H"fA'S~
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WORTH A KINGS RANSOM.

$4,000 In One Window-The sensa-
rion OF Christmas Week.
The holiday season usually brings out the
supreme efforts of the dealers, and the life of
Christmas-tide is its rich and splendid dis
plays.
There are many attractive exhibits Of sea-
sonable goods In the city at this time, but it
is left to Sternberg to eclipse all past or
present displays in grandeur and extrava.
giant values.
Beginning on Monday morning Sternbergs
will show In one of their spacious windows
$4,000 STOCK OF
DIAMONDS
AND FINE JEwKLRY.
This toindow will compass more substan-
stantial value than entire stocks in many
big establishments, aud its care aud protec-
tion will be a source of solicitude to the
owners while on exhibition, but STERN
BERG's anxiety to afford the public an op-
portunity not often enjoyed. outweighs all
other considerations, and no:one should fail
TO see this superb display of valuables. All
are invited, whether DESTROYS of purchasing
or not
The TRUNK of SILVER, valued at $3.50,
which will be gfven GOdy shortly, is at
racting popular interest," Perhaps you
will get it.-Ad.
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Abbott's East India Corn Paint cures all
corns, Warts and Bunions.-Ad
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. rs Words or more, In
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash In Advance, each insertion
Everybody who has any want to supply, any-
thing to buy or sell any business or accommo-
dations TO secure; indeed, any wish to crafty,
should advertise in this column
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Maximum temperature. 7s0; mInimuu tenn
perature. 90.
The hight Of the river at Augusta at 1888
o'clock a. m. yesterday Augusta tims)
was SO feet, fall of 03 feet during the
past twenty-four hours
Observations taken at tbs Same moment of
time at all stations Tor the MORNING. NEWS.
SAVANNAH, Dec q! 7:Pe p NJ city time
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY ENGINEER,
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. 49, 1891
GEALED BIDS are solicited for constructing
- an iron bridge fifty (50) feetlong by eighteen
u8) feet wide, on brick abutments To be
erected at Pipe Maker creek, on the Augusta
road. five miles from Savannah. Plans and
specifications can be seen at this office Bids
must be handed to John r. Dillon, clerk Board
of County Commissioners. on or before Jan. list,
1892. Right reserved TO reject oil bids.
EDWARD J. THOMAS,
County En- sineer.
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The Business Mems Meeting.

The business mems meeting to organize
the proposed bureau of advertising will be
held in the banquet room of the De Soto
tonight at O'Clock. The purposes of the
meeting have been fully stated In the MORN
ING NEWS. Those who are the head OF the
movement are anxious for O full attend
anoe of the representatives appointed by
the various land companies and all Others
interested In advertising Savannah to the
world.
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'YEs, was great desperate in my day,
said the reformed train-robber. shaking his
head sadly and with much humility. II once
held Up a whole trainload of passengers single
handed and alone"
THAT was quite a feat" said the retired auc
tioneer. with a dreamy faraway look in bis
eve. "but once knocked down whole rail
road, "-Ch,cago Tribune.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CARRIAGE WORKS.
The TaIIeSt Wheel in the World

Have you seen its II stands rs feet from the
ground to the top OF the rim. II Was made for
a special purpose, and con be seen for tho next
few days
II r h Fl
At the well known Novelty Works OF T. A.
Ward where first-class work IL done in Wheel
wrighting, Blacksmithing, Horseshoelng. Paint
ing and Trimming. Gall up No. 4bf and we
will do the rest.
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The Savannah Press Publishing Company
was Incorporated yesterday ia the superior
court by Judge FalligaRt.
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FOR SALE.


COwS. COWS, just arrived. North Georgia
y Mlchers. J. =. GUILMARTIN & CO.'S
TOR SALE, at eleven O'Clock to-day. &C auc-
- ton, most appropriate Christmas gifts.
useful articles Ia she'll work. oil paintings, dia-
monds and silverware. C. II. DoRSETT, Auc-
tioneer.
EoR SALE, barber shop outfit Apply at 90
broughton street.
DARTY leaving Savannah wishes to dispose
OF household effects at less than half cost
Rare chance for any one starting Housekeeping
=. MILLER, iSSS Broughton street.
TOR SALE OR RENT. twelve room house.
II good location; all Improvements. Address
-" Morning News.
TOR SALE, at less than half cost, lot OF
a shelving, Counters and Desks, all In good
shape TO ut up small store; also one IS foot avn
ing ana fixtures, nearly new. These goods viii
DC disposed OF at a bargain. WATSON & POW
kRS, The De Soto.
DLANTs FOR SALE, so cents each of the
FoPtnack OF Opoponax; these are of the
winter blooming variety; their beautiful little
flowers are unsurpassed for fragrance; as an
ornamental tree 1t il adapted to garden or
cemetery lots. Orders may be left at grocery
store of W. G. COOPER. Whitaker street
TOR SALE at auction, today at i49 Congress,
y.
ings. Q. II. DoRsETT, Auctioneer.
EOR SALE or rent, desirable new dwelling,
Il 81 Gordon street; a bargain. Apply n Cor.
don street.
Tor SALE, a surplus stock OF Champagnes,
- Old Madeiras, Ports, Sherries. California
Wines, all kinds OF Cordlals. NJ LAWNS Es-
TATE, so Bay street. Telephone $40
TOR SALE. oak, pine and lIghtwood, sawed
IL aud in sticks: satisfaction guaranteed.
2S J. II. HENNESSY, Hull and East Broad
streets.
EoR SALE, freight and passenger steamer
Il Norman L. Wagner; Ia good order Wood
bull, lOOx22 feet 80 tons net; speed ~ miles, en-
gins II and i6;wheel feet boiler steel, g5 pounds
pressure. Can be seen at Edenton, N. G. APP
P Rs to M K KING General Manager Norfolk
GOAT HARNESS, ss SO; buggy harness, i've
" dollars; horse blankets. 75c. Everything
cheap, at NEIDLINGER & RABUN.
DINE WOOD 81 per cord, Oak Wood s. per
L cord, delivered. at McDoNoUGH & co. IS
Lumber Yard Telephone iis.
DOR SALE. the largest and best assorted
4 stock OF White Pine Sash, Doors, Blinds,
holdings, etc, etc, in tho south. Also all
standard brands Of Pure White Leads, colors
dry aud In all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, etc.
Mill supplies. Builders hardware is nv
speciality, Lime, Plaster and Hair. Direct I'M
portattons OF Rosendale and Portland Cement.
Sewer, Culvert and Flue Pipe. all sizes, bends.
traps, is, etc. Call or write for my prices, and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW HAN
LEY.
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LLOWERs-A fresh supply az Strongs drug
Il store daily. Floral designs et short notice
GEORGE WAGNER. telephone a90.
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COWS. COWS, just arrived. North Georgia
y Mhchers. J. =. GUILMARTIN & Coz s
stables and stock yards.
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EOR SALE, az eleven O'Clock today, &C auc-
IL ton, most appropriate Christmas gifts,
useful articles in shell work, oil paintings, da-
tioneer
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TOHN WOHANKA, dealer In Guns, Rifles.
- Pistols and Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle,
Ammunition, Gun Material and Cutlery, 173
Congress street. Market square, Savannah, Ga.
Shells loaded; Guns for hire / am prepared to
do all kinds Of repairing, such as GUNS, Pistols.
Locks. Scales, Safes and small machinery.
Faucets repaired and new ones made; also all
kinds Of work in Metal and Iron promptly at
tended to and satisfaction guaranteed Bell
hanging and repairing speciality.
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EoR SALE, barber shop outfit. Apply at 90
Il Broughton street.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-08-28

Mrs. A. c. Peck and her sister, Miss
IIarriette Bolton, who had been visiting
the city, came up from Boston on Tues
day of last week. Mr.. Peck arrived
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Peck have now
gone to see his parents in Cavendish.
Mrs. L. ID. Eldredge returned on
Thursday from northern New York.
She had been there to see friends and to
visit Massena Springs. Her daughter,
Mrs. c. G.. Leavenworth of Cleveland,
and her children are expected here next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cartmell are away for
months stay. At last accounts they
were at the Sinclair House, Bethlehem.
n. H., in the center of the White noun.
tain region. President Fisher of the
pulp company is here to manage the
mills in Nj. Cartmell's absence.
Prof wager and family expect to &C
tomorrow to their new home at Hudson
Mass, where Mr.. Wager is to preach fol-
a recently-organized church of which he
will be the first pastor. Hudson is new
manufacturing town of 5000 inhabitants
on the Fitchburg and Massachusetts,
Central railroads, 2G miles west of Boston
and close by Marlboro.