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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25
Must Settle fer II.

Charles Gardner has waived examinn-
ton in Justice Wostfall's court. on the
charge of bas,ardy preferred by Belle
AFFORD. of Tyron. and is held TO the
circuit court for trial. The trouble is
said TO have occurred in June, 1890.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25

kstsSsrno, Mch. March -
Chsriss kennedy. : y Coab's once
boy. VS. ~slkiaa heule last night vhea
as unzno~n naxa snoekea him down
sed alter hgats got sway elth about
g. No clue.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25

C.xroS. @, March 2i-Kittie Det-
weller. = young lsdy Of this city. com
mitted suicide in Louisville. O., where
she VAS visiting. Her dead body vss
found this morning hanging IN bsrn.
Nc cause "a known for the self mgrier
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25

Pretty Wedding in High Life Over on
the Lake shore.

the Lake shore.
Special to the TELEGRAN-HkRALp.
MUSHROOM, March PA high socie ty
event occurred here today N the mar.
riage of Mr.. Mr.. f. Deykes Whitney, of
Boston, Mass, and Miss Julia l.. Hills,
of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hills, by
the Rev. Wilbert l.. Anderson. An
elegant wedding breakfast was served,
after which the happy couple left on a
wedding trip to the Bermudas. They
will reside IN Rochester, n. Y. The
marriage occurred at noon.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25
Anti.Pinkerton Bill Defeated

CoIUwRUs, O., March 24-Ihe bill
prohibiting the bringing OF detectives
into the State 10 do police or military
duty, known as the anti Pinkertoif'
bill. which recently passed the House,
wss defeated IN the senate this morn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25
His Name. Please.

A certain Grand Rapids citizen was
skillfulIy fieeced to the tune of 500 at
Lansing hotel the other evening by
two charmers who came to the hotel
with him. No papers out.-Lansing
Republican.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25
MANNING KNOCKED OUT.
Charley johnson Whips Him In
Twenty. Round Battle.

MINSEAPoLIs, Minn., March o.
Charley Johnson, of this city, fought
Billy Manning, of California, tonight
at the rooms Of the "Queen City" Ath-
letlc Club, for purse of $3.50. Both
were lightweights. Manning WAS
knocked out IN the twentieth round.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25
Going 10 Kalamazoo.

The Kalamazoo Gazette OF yesterday
says that Judge severens, OF the United
States Court, and wife. will shortly
take up their residence IN that city.
aud VIII make that their future home.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25

Frank A. Hoiadsy W. Daisy HoIsday.
Jennie Esdssck vs. Vim. Radnack,
ssrsh persley va John l.. Pers1ey,
annie ". Spring va Geo. " Spring Are
the titles of four divorces suits which
have been begun in tie Kent circuit
court
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25

In October. 1890. Thomss p. PAIRING
ton borrowed 500 Of the Fast River
National Bank, Of New York City.
Martin l.. sweet, Of Grand Rsp,ds, eb-
dorsed the note gwen. and the fenk
has now begin suit against MIN for pap
ruept.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25

''1he-~. Mss Ar~tbuss. Won't vou lift
rcur cssin up ktsiss Tbe-s And nov
Like That uiil Do. N0~ ! gu-sS ve are
r-~dy Hold on BY Gse<rrei ! foreos
e. bring Ost szly plat. vish ras Stsad
jn<s - vc'r sr. for hfteen rainutes until
g. & tho beuse and gss ona. - n ess
s~n EurnS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25
Kent CountT Sacond.

The latest census bulletin gives the
populsuon Of Michigan by counties.
Wayne has = population Of 257.lif;
Kent. loo 9g2; Saginaw, - rs, and Bsy,
5T 4f2
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25

NFw YoRE, March %. - John A.
Fletcher 4 Co., dealers in general rner-
chsndise at : Warren at. made sn as
sgnmeni today for the benefit Of their
creditors Their liabilities are not yet
known
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25

An alarm AZ ere nt ] - ths u1ornins
vss csssed hy light hssSe in the
isoase ct tseotEe stekstes on Latsfses-
a.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-25
OUR JIMMY TO SCRAP.
Jimmy Murphy aud Jack McNesta 60
Have n Boat at Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 2i.--Jimmy Murphy,
Of Grand Rapids, and Jack McNevin,
of Minnesota, viii fight to finish with
small gloves near Chicago. Saturday
night. The tickets are already on saie
af
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
FLETCHER.

| Mrs. A. Kinsley is sick.
NJ. B. Hooper went to Enosburg, on bust
| ness Saturday.
Rev. G. S. Guernsey preached at the Cen
ter Sunday morning,
Mrs. Edric Hunt is quite i'll confined to he
bed since Thursday of last week.
Warner Scott of Nebraska is in town, call
ed here by the death of his mother.
Pastor Duel and his mother. attended the
Holiness camp meeting at Northfield remain
ing over Sunday.
Rev. Henry Croker baptized four persons on
Sunday afternoon; a father and two sons,
and young lady, the young people all
being under twenty.
Rev. A. Macgeorge closed his work here for
the present on Sunday, preaching powerful
sermon. An Offering of $12.72 was contribu-
ted for the extension of Christ's kingdom in
this state.
r. A. Montague of Morrisville, who is at
his fathers for the present, painted the steep
lie of the Center church Saturday--the paint
er, W. H. Patch of Cambridge, not having
courage to go so high-Mr. Montague did
the work with only ropes and ladders in
place of staging, and says he felt no fear. He
got ten dollars for the job.
Mrs. Prudence Chase, widow of the late
Chauncey Scott, died in Fairfax at noon of
June oath, having been stricken with paraly-
sis at 4 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, while at
tempting to get in her carriage to return
home. She was at her nephew's, J. B. Drew's
and every thing was done that could be done
tor her. but she remained unconscious to the
end. She was the only child of Manchester
and Sally Chase, and spent her entire life on
the farm where she was born. She leaves an
adopted son, Warner l.. Scott of Nebraska.
The funeral was held at her late home in
Fletcher on Saturday afternoon, Rev. G. S.
Guernsey officiating. The interment was
postponed until Sunday afternoon, because
Warner did not arrive in time for the funeral
as expected. He reached Essex junction late
night, where he remained until
and then came over by private con-
veyance
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
WOLCOTT,

There will be services at the Cong'I church
on Sunday next at the usual hour.
Mrs. Benjamin has graveled her walk
around her front yard fence and greatly i'm
proved the looks of her house.
Jim Godfrey was brought before Judge
Stevens and fined SO and costs, SIG for get
ting liquor under false pretense. Baxter says
if any one lies to him to get liquor and he
finds it out, he will make him tired.
Thirty of the friends and neighbors met
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. &. Davis on Wednesday,,
June n, to celebrate the birthday anniyer,
sary of Mr.. Davis, leaving many tokens OF
friendship and esteem, and as they departed
to their several homes they wished that Cal.
vim might live to enjoy many like occasions,
which had been both pleasant and profitable
to all present.
John Lee, n brakeman on the night extra
on Friday night fell between the cars and one
leg was so badly crushed that amputatior
was necessary. DIR. Fairman and Dr. billing
ham amputated the limb and he came ont q,
well as was expected, but about noon on Sat
urday commenced running down and dieC
at about 3 O'Clock. The II. Il. company SEM
Conductor Smith here with orders to do al
possible for him, and the people did all thai
| could be done. We learn that his father an,
mother live in Island Pond. He had no fam
| lily.
The closing exercises of the school wer
| held at the Cong'l church on Friday eyenin,
| last, consisting of prize speaking INVENT,
! took part i'll the speaking, which was excel
| lent in fact it would be hard to find twent,
| that could excel them, although Alice Whit
ing took first prize, Herbert Eaton 2d an,
Gertie Fife 3D.. The judges were Rev, MIR
| Fisk of Morrisvie, Prof McNair, and n lad,
! teacher. Miss Bennett, from Hardwick IN
church was crowded and as far as we are nbI
to learn the decisions were in the main salts
| factory.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Programme for the 4th of July exercises
are out.
Will Griswold of Chicago arrived here Sat
urday. He is enjoying vacation and will
stop few weeks with his father, David Girls.
void. 1t was happy surprise to the young
people here to be able to shake hands with
their old associate.
The comic cantata "The Dairy Maids Sup
per" with over fifty different characters in
costume will be presented by the young ladies
of this place on the evening of the 4th of July
The Dairy Maids will serve Strawberries
ice cream and cake, still dressed in costume
after the play.
A twelve pound gun has arrived which is to
be one of many to make morning serenade
on the Fourth. The day is to be filed up with
the music of three bands, drum corps, etc.
grand street parade which il the day should
be fine will combine the sublime and ridicu
lous in fantastic manner, will be followed
by games between different towns and socie
ties. speeches, etc.
Our pastor, Rev. Mr.. Cakes, returned Sat
urday having enjoyed a short trip with his
new wife The people in this place and vicini
ty showed their approval of his matrimonial
alliance by giving reception for himself and
wife at the house of DR.. Bushnell, where they
are boarding. There were great many in
attendance and little wedding present was
left as a reminder of the well wishes of his
parish. Our prospects for the future seem
improved with a settled pastor and wife and 8
parsonage in progress.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
STOWE.

Gould Camp is erecting new and very fine
| barn.
! Mrs Hannah Parker will soon return to
! Ohio.
Mrs Peterson of Wisconsin, a sister of Mr..
| Bigelow, is in town.
Mabel Luce of Waterbury, has been the
| guest of Lucia Turner.
Mrs Bigelow and daughter ofSalem, Mass,
are visiting among friends.
| Mr. Heman Story is now quite low and
| hardly able to assist himself.
The Misses Cora and Myra Luce were in
! Waterbury last week, spending few days.
Mr.. Lyman Atkins and family of Fort
! Edward, n. Y. are on visit to his parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. HAL Atkins.
| family reunion is in progress at HAL
Atkins. All the children Icing present
thing which has not occurred for many years.
Mrs. Louisa Chatterton of Morristown, a,
! former resident of Stowe has been in town
few days on a visit among her many
| friends.
| Mr.. Blunt, a gentleman from Peru. and
a student in the Boston School ofTechnology
! is spending vacation with the family of
| ~ BigelOw.
Rev W. +. Douglass of Morrisville. will
preach at the NJ f. church on Sunday next,
in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Emery. Temper
ance lecture in the evening.
Leila Macutchon after several terms of
teaching in Cambridge, has returned home
| for an extended vacation. She is accompanl-
ed by Glennie GonYeau, who will spend few
days with her.
The subject for conference meeting at Unity
Church Sunday evening July 9th is, Free
dom. is it worthy the sacrifice made for it y
The service will be made one suitible for the
occasion. All are cordially invited to come
and take part.
The public schools of this village closed on
Friday the 18th, and on Saturday the
scholars of the upper department, taught by
Jen Town held picnic at Bolton Falls, where
they had very enjoyable time. They went
in two-four-horse coaches and made the
welkin ring with youthful fun and frolic.
School Report of District No. 8. Whole
number of pupils enrolled IL. Average at
tendance 3. Pupils having no marks were
Hattie Carey, Lillian EIson, Howard and
Helen Smally, Lena Wrisley. Absent one
day Lawrence Wright, that being on account
of sickness No tardy marks during the
term. Azelda j. Hart Teacher.
School Report in District No. 13. Whole
number of scholars %. Average attendance
IL 10. Those having no marks during the
term, were Martha Spaulding, Sadie Brown
Glen Warren, George Lackey. Fannie
! Spaulding was absent only one day, anC
Della Burnett, Minnie Lackey and Clinton
Taylor only two days. Only two had tardy
marks during the term. Mrs. Lena Brown
! Teacher.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
EAST ELMORE.

s. K. Cameron has moved to Kents Corner
Calais.
S. K. Cameron has moved to Kents Cor
ner, Calais.
William Rennie goes on the road canvassing
for Brown Brothers this week
Mrs. Geo. Lebarron went to st. Johnsbury
last week to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Edward Shackett is visiting hermotheI
Mrs. c. B. French, Concord, N. H., and heI
daughter Mrs. c. N. Bell, Medtord Mass.
As Mr.. and Mrs E. W. Potter we're return
ing home from Wolcott the wagon whee
struck a log beside the road, causing a gen
eral smash-up, throwing Mrs Potter out
She struck on her head and shoulder, getting
a severe shaking up.
School in Dist. No. 8 closed the 23d inst
after term of eight weeks. Number of pu-
pills in attendance, IA. Those having nc
marks were lnez and Josie Silloway, Emily
Merchant, Lila Pilbin, Lily Bangs Hattie
Siloway was absent " day on account o
sickness. ira st. Jock and May Vigeant were
absent one day. BESSIE SILLowAY, Teacher.
The spring term in Dist. 4 closed June 26
Whole number of pupils IS; average attend
ance per day, 15.5. Total attendance 621
Those having no marks against their names
during the term were Eta Lowell, Myra
Parker, Minda Parker, Ada Taylor. Mabel
Whitney, Alice Hall. Clyde Whitney was alb
sent " day. Those absent -one day were
Nathan Vigeant, Blanche Foy. Those mark
ing the highest in their studies and deport
ment were Maud Boyce and Helen Gilbert
Thanks to the pupils for their beautiful pres
ents. JOSIE Fisk, Teacher.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
Judge of Probate,

Gov. Page has appointed Edwin C.
White of Eden as Judge of Probate,
to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Judge Kenfield. Mr.. White
is a man eminently fitted for the posi-
ton, having had large experience in
the settlement ofestates, land his many
years of service as trial justice has
given him a vast knowledge of the
law. He has been town clerk for sew
eral years and represented his town
in the state legislature in 1S69-7O
Mr.. White will give immediate atten-
ton to settling present business in the
Office, and until further notice he vii
be there in person Mondays, Wednes
days, and Saturdays. The Office viii
be opened for business every day.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
EDEN.

A few farmers have begun haying.
B. W. Fuller is expected home in a few
days.
Comical Brown drew full house Tuesday
night.
Samuel HUTCHINSON and family are visiting
in town.
E. B. Vincent has purchased II. H. Adams
black horse.
Mrs Austin Richards is quite sick also Mrs
Urbie Fletcher and Angie Shattuck.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Thomas of Burlington
and Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Green have been at
Mrs Merton Shattuck's Washington the past
few days.
Unlike the North Hyde Park correspond
ent of the Argus and Patriot, Post 81, G. A.
r., does not need to publish weekly an excuse
for existence.
By the request of number of young men
in this vicinity the new hall of the hotel at
the Corners will be open to the public for a
dance Friday evening. So says the proprie-
tor, Albert O'Brien.
Every member of Aaron Keller Post. No.
81, G. A. R., is earnestly requested to attend
the reunion Friday and Saturday of this
week, and as soon as possible after arrival
at the grounds report to the Commander or
Adjutant and have their names enrolled, so
that the attendance may be accurately re-
ported. BY ORDER OF THE COMMANDER.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
EASTCAMRRIDGE.

Rev. L. H. Elliott and son were guests of L.
G. Terrill a few days since.
Marion Hubbard of Jacksonville was the
guest of Glennie Gonyeau last week.
Glenn Caswell is taking music lessons OF
Miss Quimby in johnson once a week.
Winnie Demerritt spent Saturday and Sun
day of last week in Johnson with Mrs. Byron
Mills.
Many from this place attended the gradu-
ating exercises at Johnson last week Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Green and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Thomas the last guests from Buring-
ton, went to Eden last Saturday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Shattuck.
The "Comical Brown" show at jefferson
vile the Goth evening was well attended from
this place and pronounced good.
Gilbert Gonyeau with his wife's mother,
Mrs. Thompson, went to Colchester on visit
last week Friday, to her brothers.
Ira Lord, wife and child who have been
spending few weeks at Mr.. CaswelFs started
for his home, Colchester, last Thursday.
The occupants OF the Hawley farm while
working in the field recently, found embedded
in the soil two old coins the date of which are
176S and 177S. The place nearly century
since was the sight of log hotel and within
few years several old coins have been found
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
News and Citizen
MoRRiSVILLE and HYDE PARK.
Thursday. July ., 1891.
BUSINESS NOTICES,


s. nsW b1NERY Having leased the bakery
w " ny Cross of Montpelier in the Add,
hne OF bread, cakes and pastries of tho hos
IualltN WIZ run a cart three times a ,veel,
9Th CRrEx 3 p SuSit,ess NStohuaS, July
fAiNr.-Are you in want of a 6rst-class ~
H Cscie at low price? am selling the KELLOGG
wy rant and Narnish Co.'S ready mixed
p'lVS t"r inside or outside work at 81 ~
Sd"on- Get my prices on Furniture he.
IoIe YOU buy as can sell as eheap ms any
i'ai III the state, quality of goods considered
''ue oi opaque curtains just received
T. IL Wilson, Morrisville VT.
pENTIsrRN.-Dr, +. o. Kendall has return.
M 70 br- thurehs Office, Stowe, a few weeks.
nose deslrlng any work will find it to their
fence. ''eS' ''''' e''-
ron SALE.-A desirable residence owned nv
:, +; hnnt, formerly known as the Washing
'9u uate place. Situated within the limits
~ ~ tpe village of Morrisville and now occupied
oN l.. u. hunt House in good repair. harm
and shed new, water in the honse Also %
acres OF land, 10 under cultivation. m rrnit
Srees ana one dozen finely cultivated black
LEFTY vines. Fences alSoin good repair most
OF IL WIRE. For further particulars call on or
or address, Charlie E. Hunt, Morrisville. VT.
=, For SALE.-rhe Hickok place on Union st
iWo-Story house, with ell, sheds, etc. also
Two building lots. The buildings are substan-
tiai, pleasantly located. thoroughly con-
stfueted and IN excellent repair. This is a
very desirable property and viii be sold at a
s'rgain. The household propertywill be sold
heludlng one piano and one organ. Cali or
"T audFess; Mrs d, h. HIcKoK.
Morrlsyille, VT, April 10, 1891.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
ELMORE.

Rev. Mr.. Emery of Stowe will occupy the
pulpit here next Sunday in exchange with thu
pastor
Charlie Fem caught pickerel (tell it not
in Gath) last Sunday which weighed pounds
This is the largest yet.
Harold Wheelock has finished off a kitchen
in the ''L'' part of his house and added a YER
anda which is a much needed improvement
The local editor made mistake in deslg
mating our gem of waters Union Lake. A
lady suggests that Pleasant Lake would be
an appropriate and fitting cognomen.
Royal Peck of Morrisvile accompanied by
Charlie Boynton went on the east side of the
mountain last Thursday in search of a feas
bic route for the proposed new road. Gilmore
people are considering the projece of getting
up party to work the road, or portion o.
it, some day this week if practicable.
L. B. Boynton proprietor of the steam
yacht has been at work for several days in
scraping, caulking and painting the boat and
putting in the engine and boiler. A pier sc
feet long has also been commenced. What
ever bling" undertakes he proposes to finish
and no SLOUGH work about it, either. 1t is in.
tended to launch the boat Wednesday of this
week if possible.
The man or woman who opens a good hote
here within month and who is endowed with
the faculty of making people comfortable and
feeling at home (and by the way there is not
a host of such people, will have their hands
full. Unless all signs fail there will be some
visitors at Gilmore Pond this season and
henteforth. Now let every citizen MANIFEST 6
desire to help thee cause along by contributing
time, good will and cash, and ere long Elmort
will become what all agree it should be-ont
of the chief places of summer resort in New
England All agree that nature has favored
this town with proper gifts and that it only
needs human efforts to be made available.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
CAMBRIDGE.

Irving Chase has returned from the west.
Mrs Charlotte Law is visiting in johnson
Mrs. Will Patch is clerking in the post-ofice
Mrs. W. E. Patch visited in Underhill last
week.
Mrs. B. G. Macoy was in Burlington last
week.
Lydia Lyman is working at the American
| House.
Ell Lang of Morrisville spent Sunday in
town.
Mrs. Antoine dravelin is visiting in Jeffer-
| sonyille.
o. L. Bourn and family spent Sunday in
Underhill
Mrs. Ann Grey OF Wisconsin is visiting in
| this vicinity.
D. D. Wetherel is working for Fred Prin-
die of johnson.
W S.Noyes of Wolcott was in town several
days last week.
Napo LaPoints new shed is fast approach
| ing completion.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Stafford visited in Enos-
burgh last week.
DR.. L. B. Parker and son of Adrian, Mich,
are visiting in town.
Mary Ann Woodruff of Underhill has been
visiting in this place.
Mrs. C. P. Jones of J Johnson is the guest of
Mrs. George Burnham.
Eva Carpenter spent Saturday and Sunday
at her home in Fletcher.
Mrs. H N. Gray and Mrs. r. Brush recent
ly visited in Potsdam, n. Y.
Ed Pope and family of Burlington are
boarding at the American House.
Col NJ NJ. Parker and daughter of Wash
ington, d G., are expected this week.
Mrs Rose Morton leaves this week for a
visit to Mrs. J. Z. Bowen at Isle La Motto.
Mrs. Archie Prngle of Swanton has been
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. A. B. Bellows.
Mrs. John La Bounty has returned from a
visit to friends in Burlington and Colchester.
Several from here attended the funeral of
Mrs. Prudence Scott in Fletcher last Satur
day.
Mrs O'Strander and family, who have
been boarding in town, have gone to Mid
dlebury.
Anna George of Morrisville, who has been
doing table work at the American House, |
has returned home.
Mrs. Humphrey of Jerichos taking care of
Mrs. C. r. Brown of Underhill, who is at her |
fathers, VIM Seutt's.
Mr. and Mrs Noel Blair OF Morrisvlle |
passed through here Saturday, while taking |
a carriage drive to Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pierce of Underhill |
accompanied by their children, Herbie and
hena, were tne guests OF MT anu Mrs- L D.
Jones on Saturday.
Rufie Montague of Morrisville, who has
been painting the church steeple at Fletcher,
with his wife and baby took the train at this
place forhome on Monday.
Field Day was very successful, a large num-
Der being present. Nearly all the adjoining
towns were represented. We are informed by
a member of the band that the receipts we've
over 5000.
C. F. Hulburd and Mrs. Ellen Stafford leave
July for Minneapolis, Mimi, to attend the
Convention of Christian En-
1eavor Societies. They will visit other parts
of the west before returning home.
Word has just been received of the death
IN Monday night of Mrs. Herbert Corse of
Westford, formerly of this place. Mrs. c.
caves a husband and two children, one
about two years old and the other three
pound baby, born Sunday.
The L. II. M. S. will give reception at the
Darlors of the Cong'l church next Friday ev-
,ning, at which it is expected Miss Jennie Jill
'on of Newburgh, n. Y, will give reading.
Mss Lucy Wheelock of Boston will also be
present. All are cordially invited.