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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
Irs NEW DEPARTMENT COW
AAsDEa

samuel l.. Miller. the new COmmanicr
% the q. 4. r.. Department % Maine.
was born la wsldohoro. Msrvh -, lSgt.
of his native town aud AZ Narrvn Acsds-
my. lie left hls studio. In August. lSs3.
"a enlist a. a private In Company T., 2Oth
Maine Regiment, In which Organization
~ served till the clo-e "a the VAR. icing
promoted "a QuArtsrmaster Sergeant
and Lieutenant % Company 4. When
he Was twenty year. old. b. had acted a.
Regimental Qusrtermastsr and Adjuiant
aud had commanded hi. company, be-
sides performing many other important
duties. In ls69 be- MAS appointed post
master % waldoborO, by President
Grant, position which he held under
successive Presidents. Including Cleye-
land, until the first % the present month.
since ls1J he has been the editor aud
Publisher Of the Lincoln County News,
a noarishing local new .papsr. In the
Grand Army he has always been q very
active conrsde. lie was frst mustered
Into the Organization In lsS-. lie has
served his post two terms ss Commander
and Il it, present Adjatsnt. Ia the Ds-
psrtment % Msine h. has tllei the po-
sition % senior Nice Commander one
term. lie Il q member Of the Loyal
Legion and a prominent Mason. Mr..
Miller VAS President of the Maine Pres.
Association for two terms, VIZ; lsss
and isss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
REARIsG FRur

The reckless talk - "a. members ~
that Mushroom political body, a."
FArmers' Alliance, l. barring b. natural
fruit. Recyutly a kAnsas farmer wishs,i
% borrow some money, and going Nherr
b. supposed b. could grt 10, h. was told
that the views - The memhers % The A.
lianc.. who Wvr- In control % the state
Legislature. made IL unc~rtain wh-ther
The right. - creditor. would D. rvsp-yt-
"A. and the lending % money under ihs
cirvumstancv. would b. 90 risky that a
high rate % interest would have o. D.
paid. The farmer needed The money,
and anally gut Il by paying an enormous
rate % Interest Ia Ncbraska. too, Mild
talk "a. doing the state 40 much hnan-
cial harm that the >~nAie ielt obliged o.
pass resolutions dcClaring that The l~gis-
laturv do. not contemplate any adical
changes In the laws regarding Interest
and mortgages. What the Alliance
needs II Il 1. 10 40 any good. .. a large
quantity % moderation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
olNrtGMGN's NIGHT AT BEAR
nlNC n

Rear River Grange held In regular
meeting feb. 10Th. 10 being 'Kcnt'e-
mems night" there MAS q full st<nd-
ance, the exercises being conducted Ny
thsm. After opening the grange In TIN
usual form, came music, violin, With
organ accompaniment. isscitatlou,
.bsriu. Green aud IIls riyine Ma
chine" given by the Worthy Master and
highly spplsudei. Music. An original
esssy on "The Grange" read by our
Worthy Lecturer. was very much enjoy
Ell.
\ baked bean supper vas served, With
such deiicately frosted cakes, delicious
pies aud so many nicetlcs. u gave rise to
the suspicion that somc kind-hesrted
sisters must have helped. The brothers
we're attentive aud generous walters.
The ladies' were each given q slip OF
paper with the name az some animal
written upon u, aud requested Ia draw
the picture az the animal Itself. She
Who finished the task hr.t would have
the chief prize; the Que Who hnl.he'l
last, the BOBBY prize. Nc-d ] .sy the
drawings wev not exsd rrprrsents-
lions, but they certainly Furnished much
amusement Ia the brothers. Music.
Another task given the ladies Was the
lifting aud carrying 10 six POTATOES In q
silver teaspoon from the ccu,sr Of the
room % the Master. chair, hands not be-
Ing allowed "a touch Oh. potatoes, two
prize. being offered also for TIL. contest.
Listening sgaln Ia music and thank
Ing the gentlemen for their excellent en-.
tertalnmeni, finished our pleasant even
Ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
A SlicI Foa WAIVE

The national House last wcck PAs.el
the direct tax bin. q mcssur, which hs'
tesn nsfors Congr,ss for some YEAR.,
providing for IN rvfaniing O. ~ leY Al
states 20 ths amcant 20 M dir~ct uN
paid In lSsl. The BIN has already pass
81 The senate. bat was slightly smcnici
In ths House. should h pass the >"usi'
In iis amended form. ani revive tn
Prr.ilent'. signature, q. l. gate I'cs.
sihls. Maine will REVIVE a. her shar'
sps.;Ul. This wont h. usc'i In build
log that nsw >taie IIouss In Portland
nor /. Il likely that Il Siil D. used ia, s'
present In rcmoiellng the old stats
House
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
POSITIONS REVERSED.
the SOUTH PARIS CANDIDATE ogrs
TO THE HEAD THIS WEEK
with Niss asaiss O.iy N S.sss nshisA.
while rssts Setit Thssws nsiisss
Esssgh - ssessss nssh rtsees % ssvss
Co Oss CssatAass tnssssa 90 rsn.

Well. the leading contestants change
places this week aud, oh, how the Paris
Inn candidates are booming. One thing
4. already demonstrated and that u that
lack of ssiioi effort Il all that prevents
psri. llili from becoming most dan
grrous contestant for the gold watch.
m IN. IIiIl would hold = caucus aud de-
clic by vote which candidate they viii
.uppor, the r-salt would certainly be
beneficial.
The largest gaiu made TIL. week IL by
Ml.. Angle i.oy.ioy of south Paris, the
NEXT largest by Mis-. Hattie May Perkins
81 Paris mn aud third largest by Miss
Minnie J. Garland of the same place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
-iS woRss WILL Of SUFFICIENT
cONplvENr

certain 20 m. Democrats organs nrs
taking great delight 10 announcing that
SPEAKER Reel will lcay, hi. LAT without
the unanimou. vote ~ thanks custom.
arily extended O. the speaker. Il l.
usual for The minority o. move iur thi'
vote 20 thanks, bat the bvmocrats boa
this Congr~ss a., 80 incvu.s,i Al >psalcf
Reds "cfsr~-like conduct that they
will brcsk the prcC,icnt by omitiiug ihs
vote. But bet. ~. eur r~coli~,tiuu l.
that something mofv than year >psak.
er Red inlulsvd Ia hrvaking a PREV
deut. by which b. earu~i morr - ths
gratitude % ihe people than cau D. over.
bAlAnc-i by any petty annoyance o.
which ths minority NAV .uhi-yt him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

rssss Ell ~ year N psii -trictiy IN s.iysncs.
othsr~t-s sia year. sinsls cople. cents
ApssRrt.suN~rs s-Au lsxsi ssiscrti-ssssnt- ArS
Efvsa thres consecutive in-sFtioas fgr tis ~
Inch IN lensth - cslumn. ~Tsstsl eontrsst'
mssis vim h-osl. trsnslsnt ant yearv si'efee
err.
IN. rxfxrt~a -~e~ tvt-s. fs.t prr..s.. stesns
RourF sxIsfisnr~si sufktnsn AMI 80 pfttss
eoahins D. u.sks INA. department ~ car bssi
ne-. Cotnphts And I-1pulAf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
I..Y.., .,,..a. A..., i,.

lsaf iisir,.slns osash can - sar~i We
lsss n l-ssnss kswp'. nsisaa vithia ~ ps.i
re vvNr. has sur.-i - msnY o"aEhs AL eohi'
a. this ss.suuaaitr IL rvus.fksh~ saAs has issn
.ra satirvlv ~ ~ rvnuine wsfit. Ast sss,s
trssaI .ha "a. u-.-i u shat ~ thinss - ksap'.
nai.asa tksrv Il ~ ui~tirtes 81 pew, nuns 81
srs~ii,s. isrFs hgsih. 81 sni 81 al al drug
gists'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
couu,.s,ovrns. NOTICE.

Tho sa.isrsiFa.t. hs.inr hen srr,'ess.i b,
tls liza I..tsr 81 Prot.sis Zoe ths Ceanty 81
oxfss,t. 90 ti.s thlri Tuesday ~ >s,emisf. A.
n len. e.mmis.iseers 90 rssiss sst sssmies
Inc claims % sresiltsrs aTsinst The estate ~
i..aiss Gumminr-. late ~ Alhsnf In sail e"anv.
petle~ that .ls moaths frvss ths dsis ~ .sit ~
r.siutmsnt sre alio~~i o. ssli crviitsr. In shleh
L. pv,.~nt asi pro,e their slsims, sni that The J
9th 10 In session a The fellosinf plscss sns'
Al ~. ssiss % G 4. Srye. IN nsthsi, IN .sisi
soanty, Oa ssiarisy, ths sscoei day 81 NAY 81
toe o'sl.A In the sftepeoa, ant on safar.l
thst.i,tesuth day ~ Nay, % too e'eh-A IN uhs
s.,si shi. ,.,s,, ..l,,A day ofr,bu.ry. a,
~. I-st.
g S1ss, e e, 4, rs,s co~-l..''ss-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
u,.s.x.CR.. NOTICE.
o,,tc, on ra, su,nIvr 90 OSroaD Cousr
sTATE ~ MAINE.

o,,tcs or rns sg,Eiyy 90 oyyoap Cousrt
sTATE ~ MAINE.
ONypgp .. t-t.b. u. A. u, t-sl.
TIT. 4. O. give >otirs. that On the 18Th day o'
y,b, A. a. 1-si, q Msrraht In Insolvency "a.
i..as.i sai % the Court % Insolvency Zoe sail
County % O,fori. against the estate ~ Austin
NslIlster, % tlbsnv, auutgri u - an In."l
,ent D,ltSr. 90 ystltiSn ~ all D.ltaf, With
,-titloa "a. all Su ths 18th day of feh.. A. ID
l-. Ia vhleh last nsmsi date Interest elslms Z.
b. ~ eosnput-i, That The Jayment ~ any ists-
anf the delivery ant trsnsfer ~ sny prvI-ry -
Lsastnf b. ali dslsor o. him fsr his ~. an'i
the dshtsry AMI transfer 81 any progsFty By
him arv fofbAhisn by Lac. That Q meeting u
ths Crviitsrs % all isltor, 10 prove thsif delt.
ant shso-s ons 90 move AssifBee. % his estate,
sili ~ beli "a Q toar ~ Insolvency, 10 10
holisn % Pan. In .sii C.anty, ea the 18th day
Of Mar, a. ID. isi. 81 nine o'ehsA In The fore
naon-
Given under my hssi the date nrs alo's
JAMES 4. PARKER. sheriff.
- xss~sax.r 81 ths Court % Insolvency for said
County efosfsri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
PERSONAL

Mrs.. Daniel farnhsm, Of Rumford
Centre, has been spending few weeks
In Massachusetts, visiting the cities %
Boston. Cambridge, waltham and
Lowell. while In the latter city she
wass most welcome guest of her nephew,
Jarvis VI. seger, former resident Of
Rumford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

The question that seems 10 sgitaie the
lsiic. of thi. town l., "will "a. coming
man have vhl.krr.f' lie will. ladies,
~ will, aud b. viii also Insist upon h,,-
Ing YOU cconomlre nv using Brussel.
soap when YOU get him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

o,,tr, a., rH. sataIT, 80 o,'oEp CorsrI
sTATE 80 MANI
N.sis. .S Politics. fss DisshssGs.
STATE Og MAINE.

ONpORp, 90 ,-goar ~ Insolvency. In ihs case
81 ,H>IR = SHAW. ln.olteni li'ltor
NOriCr 4 hsr,hy .i'sn that Q pstition hA., on
~ thi. 18th day ~ feb 4. u. ipi. l-esn prr
s.aissl h ALL ,ourt Tor all tounty, Ny Ahnsr
= -has ~ Paris. IN ths County ~ ohtori'
praying that ~ aay ~ ,ierrvs-i fun di-s hArEe
fr,a al M. sislts prit abb unisf The rrosi.lon.
Of ,hattsf seventy ~ Tho statutes - hAins, anal
atsaa all t-ttiua. .. orisf.ti ~ all '"er'
that hsa rins - hal upon ths sauis lrfufe All
Cuau aI Parts. In saii tgantf ~ pkferl on
Nesiu~.iay. ~ i-th day 20 Mar \. ". i-l, AZ
uio. o'rls-k In the fOr,ns-sn. ani that notics
thsr.of ie pablshs,i In the Okferl pcsns-fsi,
No. .ts.tsF puhushs,i In saii County - Oxfgri,
s,nss a xesk for TIVE surrs-sive sesks, The hst
puilleatisa D. - even days bsforr the day ~
keartns. anil that all er~iitSr- " ~ have prv'ri
thsir ,lslt. ant gtbsr J-er~ons lnisrrstssi, nay
.pt-rsr st ALT plarr AMI tine sni sbos aus w
an, they have. Why sil-,hsrs. sh0uh net ~
srsntei ali DEBTOR socoriinz 10 ths prayer o'
A,is.t ,-IIEIRICk q. DAVIS. Rsyt.tsr
OF ALI Count Zoe saii cOaniy Of otfori
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

The annual rrport % the town % Sfien
shows q total valuation ~ si,d'p,np.
The rate ~ nNation I. sil.D Per thou
.and. Tho total Indebtedness 81 the
town, Including sewer loan, !. sllj,0DD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
>sw ApvERrIsENE>rs

H.-ns msassn ~ tArso-s cr,osF. q
Nor~aY
Csmai.-isssr.' Notics
sss,s Ssss or,su, In.aasss o.apary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
MESSENGERS NOTICE.
OrvicH oF rHs suIsIrr 90 oSIonD Covsrr-
STATE Of MAINE.

OXFORD. &c ,-Tss. II. A. u. Isi.
This 10 81 give Notice. that on The isth day ~
feb. A. u. lssi, o Warrant In Insolvency vss H.
suei out ~ the Court ~ Insolvency fsr saii Ceas.
o. Of Oxfori. against The estate of y. W. Hast
man % Norway siluigei % t-e IN iasolsent data.
er. y,ssitioa al kaery. wstsybsase a 90, eret.
itofs. which PETITION Gas ne~i On tbs lsth day %
rss.A.Divl. 70 shish "a, n.ms.i late lnsss.se on
dsiss AMI the delivery All transfer ~ any proper.
~ t<lsn rpgt sai isitor, o. his, 90 fsr his use
AMI the delivery ssi transfer of ANY popety BY
him av forhttasa by Avi that . messinx III tbe
ehooss oss es more Assisness sf kls e-sats. VIII
bs h<ki ~ q Count ef Insolvency, N be holiss q
rars. In said County. On The iSh day sf Mar.
a. y. isi. - aise oetosk IN ths fssvsesa.
Olvea snsisf ~ had ths dais hrss Above
JONATHAN BLAKE. p,yssy sSsns,
= 49,, e - csss Il i;sslsssey. sss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
SINGLE Corts.s.

sn.ls Copls. % me pslns-crst az fear csuts
sAch rhsy ~iii ~ mAis-i "a rsssilt - PRIV ~
a. pabllshsrs 90 fsf ~ csntsutsacs ~ latfve.
slns y eople. % - esch $3.50 have tsa .cs.l 20
a.. A ~ ftlksstnE plarss o. ~ teuutT
~.suth PARA tseFrY's nruE ~ttfs.
.haftFfs prag -t.srss
Nor..v NaFes' nrus ~t.srs
Rarsa.kl ~ At.,--i fssstrssstsf.
pi.a.kl Trank : fiarlaw. fustuaA.tsr
FrV.har. ~ lFsts. insufsuCs u~Cs
n.thsl Ntsf's nraE ~tnrv
we-t rNfts. n - AatIeS.
EamforL " NsrisriA ft-tlasstff'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

Lasts twice a. long % cheap soap for
laundry uss-Brusssls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

IL IL saLi that there are fourteen
Beans Corners In Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
DEyTlsTRY.

\ shsl hs st rsy Ysihsr's. %. q. sasli's,
nsasssA Csssss, Ne. threash The month ef
q. q. SMALL,
HsaEor, Ne.
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Free

To all Who will take the trouble Ia drop
ms q card or call al my -torr.
YOUR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

\ Maine society Of sons 81 the Amer
lean Revolution has been organized In
Portland. ~ the preliminary meeting
the fact IA. brought out that about thlr-
~ Revolutionary soldier. are burie'i In
the town IL Lebanon. There ar. other
town. In Maine that were largely settled
by men Who had seen service la the war
~ the Revolution.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-08-13
sOUTH RYEGArE.

Rcy A. NJ Mnligan is at A.
Buchanans.
Mrs Iarley's wax works netted
SIS for the parsonage fund.
Rev. 7. J. Hall. pastor elect Of the
new church. and family are expected
this week.
Thomas Bailey. once a resident ii
Jefferson Hill. now of Springfield, Mo,
Is visiting friends here.
Mrs NJ. b. Hall and family are at
their old home Mrs. Hall was with
Mrs Thomas Nelson in her last sick
ness.
Rev Mr. Steele, (pastor OF the
church in New York of which Rev.
William Wylie was once PASTOR is
at Mr.. McDonald's. His sister is
with him. They are cousins of Rev.
J. II Kendall.
At the communion at the old
church on August 2, seven were add
ed TO the list of members. This
church has given a call to Mr.. Jack
son, the young man who preached
here for several weeks early in the
summer. They are to repair the
horse sheds and every one will be
glad to see it done.
The Blue Mountain Granite COM
panv are full of business. They are
filling an order for Uncle Sam for
1907 feet of straight curbing and 90
feet of circular besides pier posts
capstones etc, the whole job am cunt
ing to about - carloads. This is
the first government contract for
granite from this town.
At recent meeting of the directors,
officers were chosen for the coming
fair. A large amount of work is
now being done on the ground, the
road machine being used for the
track building. The people in this
vicinity are under obligations to the
CALIFORNIAN for the very full pre-
MUM list which recently appeared in
its columns. T. A. Meader is record
ing secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-08-13
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTRE.
Goss Family Reunion.

\ very pleasant family reunion oc-
Cured Wednesday DIT the home of
Mrs. Levi Goss and son, U. 6. Goss.
Besides being a reunion it celebrated
the centennial of the arrival of the
first Goss settlers in the town of
Waterford. About 60 relatives and
and a few friends were present, eight
of whom were children of Mrs. Levi
Goss. One son was away. The
average age of those present was SO
years. and with Il single exception,
all enjoy good health. Ten grand
children were present and tour states
were represented. Fourteen were
from Massachusetts, among whom
were Curtis c. Goss of Boston; S. P.
Stickney and wife of Roslindale; F.
NJ. Goss and wife of Waltham; II. H.
Goss, supt of the Chase Turbine Co..
Orange. E. Goss, supt. of the Olcott
Falls Manufacturing Co. and Mrs.
Richard Bail of Vir,len, ILL.,, were
also present. Dinner was served
under a large tent on the
Law in front of the new house. The
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-08-13
MONROE, N. H.

Most Of the farmers have finished
haying, having secured an average
crop of good quality. Some fields of
barley have been harvested. Other
crops are looking fine.
The Epworth League meets on
Friday evening of this week with
Mary Paddleford.-Th North Mon
roe Ladies society meets on Thurs
day afternoon and evening with Mrs.
J. P. Moore.
The annual field meeting of the
Northern New Hampshire Pomona
Grange will be held with the Monroe
Grange in the North Monroe church
Friday, Aug. 81, at 2 O'Clock. Adj
dresses will be made by Hon. Alpha
Messer, master of the Vermont state
Grange, State Master Mcdaniel and
Others. All farmers with their
families are invited to be present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-08-13
SOUTH WALDEN.

Mrs. S. G. Lane and son visited in
WolcOtt last week.
Several young people went for a
ride on Saturday to Woodbury. in
quest of water lilies
6. w. Patch took a three days
trip through New Hampshire last
week, visiting Lisbon and Littleton.
There will be promenade at Good
enoughs hall on Thursday evening.
Goslant and Rock are to furnish mu-
sic.
Mrs. c. A. Stevens started last
week on a journey to Snohomish,
Washington, where her son, William,
resides.
Miss Florence Thurston and broth
er went to Bloomfield last week on a
visit to their fathers. He returned
on Saturday, she remaining longer.
Among visitors late in town, some
of whom are still here, we mention,
NJ. H. Eddy and wife with friends
from St. Johnsbury, Miss Lucetta
Perkins, of Manchester, N. H, ].
Webster and wife, of Massachusetts,
and Mabel Fogg, of Sutton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-08-13
MORRIS VILE.

Maj u ]. Stafford arrived Tuesday
from Detroit, where he went to at
tend the national encampment of
the O. A. X.
Mrs. Montgomery, a missionary
from Turkey and a former resident
of this place, gave a very interesting
address in the COngrega tional church
Sunday evening.
Miss Nettie Bracket has gone to
take a position in the Children's
Home at Burlington. Miss Lila
Patton has taken Miss Brackets
former place in Mrs. Wilder's store.
We hear that the new Savings
bank is soon to be placed in fine fire
proof building, just below the Nor
risville house. We hope it will also
contain rooms for the library, the
room now in use being much too
small.
Lake Elmore is becoming favorite
summer resort, especially for camp
ing parties. Camp Idlewild was
occupied for week by a company
from Hyde Park. Another party
from this place, with Mrs. P. B.
Fisk as chaperone, occupies Camp
Bacon al present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-08-13
DANvTLLE

Oscar Cloby Is repairing his build
ings.
viii and sam MattoCks are IN town
for their vacation.
Herbert Ripley j. spending his va
cation az Thurbcrs
Ellswort h Woodward. who has been
quite sick. - recovering.
William T witchcll j. stopping with
his sister. Mrs StaTtevant.
L. g. Burnham and wife. OF Bur
lington are stopping an town fesS
days and visiting friends
Miss Knight and Miss Buck. from
Johnson. and Miss Harvey. Of Peach
am. visited Miss Kate CurTier last
Thursday
4 party 81 eight Providence Is =.
peopie no hao iv-a stopping Some
tine az the Elm House returned
Wednesday
g. a. aud :. o. Morse. who are
noted for their good horses. have lust
matched up a fi1c pair of dun colts
FIVE and six years old, of good size
and ane action.
ut bdHNliit Otill'tlH pr ~
Hardwick "Bunglers' last Saturday
at Hardwick. Score q 10 II III ia
vor OF the Clippers. They will play
the Cabot's next Saturday at this
place and an interesting game il eX-
pected.
Rev William II. Stuart has re-
ceived a most cordial call to the East
Iaffrey, y. H, Congregational church
and he has decided 70 accept II. His
work at this place will close August
10th and his work there will begin
September i II the meantime he
will rest.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-08-13
LYNDON CENTRE.

Parties from Lisbon Fall, Me-, are
visiting at Rev. John Nason's.
John Jewel has moved from the
Sherburne to the Dresser house
Blanche Shackford of West Con-
cord is visiting at D. o. Curriers'.
Two teachers from New York city
are boarding at Highland cottage.
Harland ]. Gray has been unable
to work for some time on account
of illness.
Roswell Leach has not sold his
house as was reported last week.
One of the parties backed out.
Mrs. E. H. Kinds has returned
from North Hyde Park where she
has been visiting for several weeks.
Willie Parker is very dangerously
sick from the effects OF the kick which
he received some time ago. His re-
coverv is doubtful.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-08-13
WEST BARNET.

On next Sabbath morning Rev.
Mr.. Campbell will preach at the
Reformed Presbyterian church, West
Barnet, on the subject-"God sup
plying all our need"
The young peoples society of
christian Endeavor will meet in the
church at p. m. These meetings
are very interesting. On Wednesday
evening, Aug. 10th at 100, George
Nv. Leitch, who has spent three
years in Ceylon, India, will deliver
an illustra ted address on Life and
mission work in India" He has
loo photographs taken in that
country and beautifully hand paint
led, representing the daily lives of the
people, beautiful natural scenery,
heather temples, and scenes of mis-
sion work, showing the wonders of
India, and furnishing striking OBJ
ject-lesson on the miracle of mis-
s1ons.
On Tuesday, August 25th a basket
picnic will be held at West Barnet
Lake Grove The barn has been
secured in case of rain. A conference
will be held at II a. m. and p. m.
and addresses by clergymen and
others on Missions, Young Peoples
society of Christian Ende1vor, tenn
perance work, and Sabbath school
work
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-08-13
IVES DANTILLE.

Mrs. Hannah Bean is visiting
friends in Newark.
Mrs. Horace White Of Boston is
visiting her father. John Holt.
Rev. Mr.. Morse of Peacham preach
ed here for his father on Sunday.
John L. Frye has purchased the
Hutchinson and the John Holt farms.
new organ has been purchased
for the Sunday services in the sch DOL
house
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee have finished
work for George W. harrington and
returned to Newark
E. n. Dunbar is making extensive
repairs on his grist mill. A new
foundation is one Of the improve
mentS.
Mr.. and Mrs Nimms of Montague
Mass, are visiting at her fathers, G..
w. harrington They are accom-
panied by five children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Green
wood Of Haverhill. Mass, are visit
ing at George Merrill's. Mrs. Green
wood was formerly Miss Merrill
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson
and Charles A. Brickett, all of Lowell,
Mass, are visitingin town, the latter
The polishing works are being push
ed on rapidly toward completion.
The dam is finished; the water wheels
are ready to set, and the frame to the
building is up.