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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

Westron of Winthrop, Mass. We
extend our congratulations and wish
the young couple much happiness and
prosperity on their journey through
life.
Mrs. W. f. Sutton is spending a
few weeks in New York visiting her
daughter, Mrs. b. j. Mattocks.
The Japanese napkins and colored
lights used at the Masquerade Bali
Thursday evening were donated by
Mrs. n. ii, Walker of Manchester,
N. H., the daughter of A. II.
Stowell.
w. r. Strong while at work in
Duane's mill in Landgroye met with
u serious accident Saturday. He
was at work on single saw when
one of his mittens caught on the saw
teeth, drawing his hand upon the saw
nearly severing his thumb and three
fingers. A great deal of trouble and
delay was experienced in o"tti"~ =
done up in proper shaI
quite serious case.
The Christmas tree at
on the evening of the 2
success and all present s,
pleased with the occasio
ercises of the evening OPT
choir singing Gospel Bel
which the pastor made few remarks
suggestive of the day so soon to
dawn, offering prayer at the close.
REGULATIONS were given by Loren
Pierce, Gertie Hayward, Eva Holt,
Lyle Pierce and Myrtelle Eason, al
of which were well rendered. SAINTS
Claus being absent p. r. Holt an,
nounced the names on the presents
The first present was very pretty
photo album containing an envelop il
which had been placed sum O
money, both being a token of low,
and good will from the people to thei
pastor, There were many very prett.
presents on the tree. A token to tn
! children came from Gibson & Co,
it being generous supply of orange
to match the candy boys which eacl
one received. At the close, the pas
!. tor thanked the people for their kind
y ly remembrance wishing that eac
would have merry Christmas. Th
:. choir sang the hymn Good Night t
!, close the evenings entertainment.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01
PEI
Two feet more {
An old fashione

An old fashione a..
its appearance.
Now yon will see the benaft of
having winter roads laid out. Unless
you want to get good grist out of
the town for shoveling.
The stage now runs through the Hol-
low, thence around by GAINESVILLE,
because land owner refused to al
low him to dodge the drifts by going
through his moving.
1t is said that Griffith has 5000 logs
lying implied under the snow. 1t
will require special gang of pros
pectors, with sounding rods, to find
them now.
A school meeting is called for in
the village district to see what they
will do for further school. The grand
list of the state is one and three
fourths millions. The five per cent
state school tax will therefore give to
each one of the 1000 districts over
forty dollars. None of our districts
should loose this. Have a cheap
| school or vote to unite with some 9TH
district right away.
The prospect now is that the excess
of snow this winter will be as damag-
ing to the lumber interests as the
want of it was last.
One of the daughters of our land
lord, Mr.. Davis, is located near the
scene of the Indian troubles in Da-
kota. Yet we will risk Abby with
any single Indian warrior in the Res
ervation.
The stage that was due here at 4
o'clock p. m. on Friday bid not reach
here until Monday afternoon. 1t
was detained on the west side of the
mountain.
Rev. Mr.. Dugan is visiting in
Massachusetts,.
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LOCAL SUMMARY.

No. Will correspondents please send
their local items so as to reach us on
Tuesday evening
Engineer Baldwin is off duty on
account of illness.
Miss Geneive Houghton, who has
been stopping at Greenfield, Mass.
is at home for a brief time.
Postmaster Chase has been con-
fined to the house for several days by
rheumatism.
Miss Maria Cudworth of Brattle-
boro is visiting with her brother, A.
E. Cudworth, Esqr.
Rev. A. McGeorge and wife of
Brattleboro, on their way from Mt.
Holly, stopped over night with Rev.
and Mrs. O. P. Fuller.
Martin Hoskins of Baldwinville,
Mass, was up on Monday, returning
Tuesday morning.
Miss Hattie Pierce started Tues
day morning for Cambridge, Mass,
where she will remain a number OF
months.
Miss Minnie Tyler is visiting in
Adams, Mass, and will 60 from
there to Boston, remaining at the two
places several weeks.
Lee H. Gale, son of j. G. Gale
has been quite sick, DR.. Holton Of
Brattleboro being called to see him
At present he is more comfortable.
To the ladies of Londonderry hay
ing charge of the masquerade S1Fra1
JOHN makes his best bow, and &C
knowledges courtesies received from
them on that pleasant occasion.
The funeral of W. W. Pierce OF
FRIDAY, Notwithstanding the sever
snow storm that prevailed at the time
was quite largely attended. About 81
members Of Hooker Post, to which
the deceased belonged, having one
been its Commander, were in atten
dance and followed the remains to it,
last resting place.
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A CARD OF THANKS.

To the many kind friends who as
sisted us in caring for our loved one
during his illness and death, and to
those who have so feelingly rendered
their sympathy, in this our great sor-
row, we return our heartfelt thanks
and pray Heaven to spare them like
affection.
Mrs. W. W. Pierce and family.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01
WARDSBORO.

Vermont Grange elected officers for the
ensuing year, as follows; Master, M. j.
Gleason; 0verseer, S. ID. May; Lecturer,
+. M. Farnum; Steward, M A. Smith
Assistant Steward, E. ID. Barber; Treas
urer, Mrs. M. j. Gleason; Secretary
Mrs. S. ID, May; Gatekeeper, L. II. Plum
ley; Ceres, Mrs. f. A. White, Lady As
sistant Steward, Mrs. +. ID. Barber.
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THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. l. 1891.

Miss Louisa Holbrook made /
short stop with her sister, Mrs. +
II, Harris, on her way from Colches
ter to Milford, Mass.
Mr., Lyman Cobb of Detroit
Mich, stopped over night at his un
cle's, VIM. Harris, recently.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01
Ia the EAGLE a CoMard7

The eagle does not show a bold front
when her eyrie isinvaded, although much
has been written to the contrary. A
gentlemsn Lately visited an eyrie In the
the highlands Of Scotland. There were
young ones In the nest and on ap-
preaching the nest the parent bird flew
of, leaving the eagles to look after them
selves. She X, ot lowering about very
long wa. off, Lat did not slow any signs
Of returning SO long as the invader was
tiere.
All those who have used Baxter's
Mandrake Bitters speak very stron g
ly in their praise Twenty-Five cen t.
per bottle.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01
A Spunky Little Fellow.

Bernice, son of W. Fl. Sexton, q
10 years old boy, returning from
Dea. Horizons few days ago, ran
across coon. Without any weapon,
whatever, the little fellow boldly
jumped upon his coonship and sue
ceeded in capturing him.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

Harry Davis, driver for T. N. En-
win, says he hears nothing but praise
for Brussels soap on his route and
some of his customers claim that one
bar of it will outlast three bars Of
rosin soap.-Presque Isle { Me-
North Star.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01
A Youthful Burglar Caught.

Last Monday night the depot in
this place was entered through wiz
dow and a small sum of money and
about $40 worth of tickets and few
small articles were taken. On the
same evening the postal car was en-
tered and a few stamps and some
small change pilfered. Certain Cir
cumstances pointed to one Mile
Williams, a youth of about 20. Yes
terday officer Melendy took him
before justice Holden. At first Will
liams stoutly denied any guilt but up
on being pressed by certain known
facts confessed the whole matter and
800 and told where the
re. These latter he had
.tering the stamp a year OF
|. His trunk was searched
articles found supposed
en- stolen from our stores
of bail he was lodged il
all this morning by sheriff
S has been known some tint
ticket" and about yea
la few months in Jail, on
f larceny, but finally go
count of being indicted TO
md entering.
inches of snow fell las
| now the wading is mos
r. G. will meet at G. A
tuesday, evening, Jan. 6
full attendance is desire,
of special interest are t.
re the corps.
s. d. H. Marden, Sec.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01
THE
Londonderry Sitter.
So. Londonderry, Vermont.
THE
Special Notices.

&S~Miss Halle L Goddard, So. Lon
donderry, is agent for Madame Girls
wold's patent skirt supporting Corsets,
and skirt and hose Supporters. Please
call and examine before purchasing else
where.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

The Calais (Me.) Times, says :
No article ever introduced in Calais
has given such excellent satisfaction
as Brussels soap, and our grocers say
it is outselling all other soaps.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01
WESTON.

Mrs. Jamerson, an aged lady, has
been very with catarrhal pneumonia,
but is now improving.
Freddie Shattuck of Rutland spent
Christmas with friends in town.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

@~The Subscriber would announce
to the citizens of Londonderry and vi,
entity that he is prepared to make and
repair Boots, Shoes aud Harnesses in
good Style and.at reasonable prices.
Shop in the "Old Shebang'-up stairs
o. A. KINGsBURY.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

&S~NoTICE-All accounts due me must
be settled on or before January l, 1891.
After that date l shall not keep books.
All business will be done for cash or
ready pay. P. r. HOLT.
Londonderry, VT, Dec. s, 1889.
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Ordination.

ecclesiastical council convened
e Baptist church Weston on
lay, Dec. 80, to consider the
80 # ordaining to the work of
ministry Mr.. Fl. c. Searles
zen preaching there for a
months past. There were
from the South London
,ster, Felchville, N. Spring
Mt. Holly churches. Rev.
iler was chosen Moderator
VIM. P. Bartlett of N.
i clerk. After very clear
actory account of the can
christian experience, call to
:ry, views Of Christian doc
d church government, the
lanimously voted to recon-
Searles ordination. The
programme was carried out
n, Dea. Marshall of Mt.
aiding scriptures, Rev. VIM.
EFT of N. Springfield !; prayer
B. R. Harris of Mechanics
rmon, Rev. A. McGeorge.
ro; ordaining prayer, Rev.
1, Felchville; charge to can
Rev. Mr.. Tilden, Chester
fellowship, Rev. VIM. P.
charge to the church, Rev.
arris !; beDediction, Rev. H
rs. The choir sang several
appropriate to the occas.
,arles is a wide awake man,
having for some years Ia
an evangelist and is to have
the churches at Weston and
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01
WEST WARDSBORO.

Notwithstanding it was the coolest
night of the season happy crowd
gathered at the Church on Christmas
night. A very mild looking reindeer
with real horns and sleigh loaded
with presents and containing a Santa
Claus stood in waiting behind curtain
during the singing and recitations
which were very enjoyable. After
which he came forth and distributed
presents generously among young and
old. The decorations prepared by
the young people, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle, were
beautiful consisting of large ever
green star in the center surrounded
by circle of bright stars, making the
motto "The Star of Bethlehem"
while below and on the sides were ap-
propriate mottos and wreaths of ever
green. Some of the young people
were planning to attend the Christ
mas entertainment at Bucketville
Friday night, but the fast falling
snow prevented.
Our fine sleighiug is buried about
IL feet deep. Friday nights mail
was delayed till Saturday afternoon
Lumbermen are seriously hindered
| in their work.
The limekiln after thorough repair.
ing is again filled and burning.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

&S~FoR SALE.-One good FLY colt
2 years old, color, brown, hight, l6
hands, weight, go lbs, sired by DR..
Clemens horse, Battenkill.
f. r. Crossman, Peru, vt.
Estey Organ at Robert Ross's, South
Derry village. Any amount of planed
spruce flooring at C. ID. Farnum's
M. j. Hapgood.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

W@NoTIcE-Fo sale eleven three-year'
Odds and one pair of oxen. five years old.
A. ii. Richardson,
Weston, VT. Nov. 20.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

&s-Now is the time to get your har-
nesses oiled and repaired-at j. ii.
Hathorn's, l mile west of Londonderry
village.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

The name of N. II. Downs still
lives, although he has been dead for
many years. His Elixir for the cure
of coughs and colds has already out
lived HIM quarter of century, and
is still growing in favor with the pub
lie.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

Lasts twice as long as cheap soap
for laundry use-Brussels.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01
WALLINGFORD.

Mr.. II. c. Parker has returned
from Washington, ID. c., where he
has hoo , obtain situation under
nment.
aluable granite quarry has
..f... cred in the east part Of the
juttingsville. The quarry
John Champion, W. W.
Tiers. 1t is thought that
to be the most valuable
is kind in the state.
Mrs. DR.. Laughton and two
daughters of st. Paul, Mimi, spen,
Christmas at John Batchelder's
Miss Lucia Avery who has been or
the sick list is better.
Mr.. Henry Ballou has sold out thu
meat market to Dwight Young o.
Tinmonth who will let his farm anC
move to the village in the spring.
George Tower is on the sick list.
Mr.. Edward Hartendale is failin.
slowly, and is now confined to hi
bed.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

In case of hard cold nothing will re-
lieve the breathing SO quickly as to
rub Arnica & Oil linlment on the
chest.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01
A CARD.

Through the columns of the SITTER we
Wait of Des Moines, Ia, for the dona-
ton of money that came with their letter
of regrets; and Mrs. Alice Stowell Walk
er of Manchester, n. for the fancy
napkins and the colore "
designed to burn in T .
owing to the immens'
not set them off.
Per or
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

Z. M. Chalmers of Leominster,
Mass, made flying visit to town
last week.
Frank Stowell was up from Man.
chester, N. H., to enjoy Christmas
among old friends.
Miss Josie Sutton was at home
from Leland & Gray Seminary over
Sunday.
Miss Flora Hazelton of Dorset is
visiting at A. II. Hazelton's.
Mrs. c. E. Eddy is out of health
this winter.
Mrs. w. L. Wright is on the sick
list. Mrs. j. III. Hathorn is also
sick.
Mrs. James Corey of Brookline,
Mass, is visiting her parents here.
John A. Thompson is slowly i'm
proving. from his recent illness. John
G. Walker remains about the same.
Owing to the snow storm the Man.
chester stage was unable to make liz
regular trips Friday aud Saturday.
Charles Stowell of Boston, son Of
A. H. Stowell of this place was mar
ried Christmas to Miss Helen L
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01
TIE MAsauERApE RAIL.
A Complete suceess-A Large and Bril-
liant Party.

Last winter the ladies of London
derry conceived the idea of getting up
Masquerade Ball, To conceive a
good idea with that community, char
acteristic of energy in getting up a
good entertainment, meant its success.
SO this proved, Mrs. A. IL. Stow
ell, Mrs. G. L. Parker, Mrs f. f.
Stevens and Mrs. f. Nj. Leonard,
Representative ladies of the place,
were chosen committee of arrange
ments. Under this management the
ball was held, and its success attract
ed marked attention in this section.
JTnon that occasion it was announced
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01
LONDONDERRY.

1T wonder if we got a winter
little like it anyway.
attend the Masquerade +?
lid not you surely missed a
Nescott was at home to en-
lristmas festivities.
richardson was In town the
last week,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-01-01

An ecclesiastical council convened
at the Baptist church Weston on
Tuesday, Dec. 80, to consider the
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! NEED MONEY,

And will sell n LIMITED NUMBER ONLY of
Choice Lots ut ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
EACH, without any extra charges for interest
or assessmenta
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Zeal @state .for Sale-Cuuntry.

A BARGAIN.-5. acres; oid.fsshionsd hou.s; abu
"A dance fruit; fne view. ono hour out on Pa. X.
very healthy. s. ArwA1ER 80 Nassau OF.
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BECAUSE EVERY HUMAN BEING IS INTER-
EsTED IN IMPROVING HIS CONDITION.
never gave you a chance like this before
and do not believe that anybody ever can
again.
DO know what within half an hour
OF the heart of New York City?
IT MEANS WEALTH, RICHES, PROSPERITY,

lot in Weschester County ten miles from readily
for thousand dollars Lots 25t as high a.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH unmprove the propertv
about to offer you less than three the foot of l25b
street
will sell you business centres bandsomer
higher attractive and desirable as I'M
improved for HUNDRED DOLLARS farms
payment that you will miss the money.
Five Years from now thew will make uo,, riol,
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WEsTCllEsTIR COUNTY. for home seekers and in.
w r st0rs-iOusrs and i"s i'1is aud acreage prop
eIty Tor taie 10 4. MAITI w iuckah0s. n. Y
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SUBURBAN HOMES

bridge where people oil moderate means can live with
AL the cp' sniencss and many OF tho comforts Of med.
ern cv<Htion NJ less cost than city There are
few patr."ts nowadays: the neare way 70 ali our
hearts is through our pockets and daily rsanhinS
r. hearts Of mary and they are reaching mine In Just
that way one hIycr brings another aud have Of 10
hear IN. hrst regret At having acted on my advice
Come and see Norwood Lots within city limits rSht at
depot 21Ni"! 500 up: LacOnis Park lOtA woud erfui
success S2oO ny Dupran Lots in centre Of v,Isxe 500
uv. south Mount Vernon Lots depot nPst
choice: lnst laid out $500 up; Brentwood Tsrk our
own lnN-do very ss!sct 500 per lot % houses
Los are setins scarce have few i0xiiA o. $50 10
500 In houses one elegant mansion. near TO Dot
ilrooms AZ impTo,smsnis on high ground 500; de-
sn, sa PIN ny John Dnvdson who's; tastssI d.
other grand house. rooms, high ground large shade
other. as ,:nn 81. sSan" y DO q. ho6; mist s.
d"srabi,'ty as homes Look over tho ground and 6nd
out what opportunities Their, are profitable Invest,
nent ROBERT WALLACE, " iaInsbridRs Dspot
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800 sns SSi. u sp,Sa
Park " sa,s Apply to p,s'n.s, 49, h1aafiv,
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aeal estate for Sals-gpag asland.

CT Okn WILL PURCHASE neat little 2story cot
~ ~OO tase IN psrfect order and repair. high
and healthy situation minutes from depot; terms
easy. Apply owner Cd pre- mi
HENRY KING. Cherry Cottage WINFIELD, I. l.
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NOR SALE-To close an estate. plot in Residence Park
New Roc hslle 3S3 feet front on Circuit road oppo
site Francis Wilsons place. Apply to NJ. 4. BURNETT
Main street, New Rochelle.
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for Sale or O. get-Cu,atry.

A GENTLEMAN's PLAUE for sui. or 10 lease at
n Park Hin. Yonkers INoGthsrn H. r.: In perfect
der; large brick house, pleasant ocat"ii, good NO.
crty: Two minutes walk train: hour from
owner can be seen room 90 10 Cedar St. n. Y, be-
and
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asml Gstate at'antra -arouhlun.

(ESibENcE WANTED in BROOKLYN 81 200 to $aO O:
~ VIII IAH 5000 cash and balance in free and ole a
iots be't part or Tenaiy, \. j. only I4r miles from
Now io!k.
X CHISHOLM 20 Naaaanst
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EoHCED TO SELL most desirable Mount Vernon
house, bargain Address y" AEl, box 100. Sun
Office - -
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BARGAIN.-Montclsir n. j.; 3 rooms; 10 minutss
"N''N'' N"' r g. ATWATER ssNasssu st.
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A HOME FOR SIS,
for Sale Of 90 Get-3lew sersey.

HOUSE To ET-oL shrewsbury River for season Of
Is'i; tenroom,: furnished throughout; nnest iocA.
uou on tne river TWO acres IN lawn rhRie fruit trees:
carriage house stahIc boat rne bathing Boating IA
Address f.J. NcCLhfS box .ba. Red Bank n J.
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uNDERSTASD-I make and complete all roads my.
self and there will not be N dol ar of assessment for
that expense hundred dollars will buy lot free
TIE TIT, EXPEAsE wiz sell them as follows pay Atten
cash and u 20 weekly until the whole ia paid.
Aud will sell only 40 lots OF this choice spot
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Aeal estate at.anted-3lrw aers.u.

NEW JERsEy.-Wanled. desirable acre property
within ~ mi es Of Sew York sell cominis son
NEATllERBY ~ HAY. Ila broadway room III
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ITNPRRCEDENTkD BARGAiNs- splen nd property.
~ Michael j, Frrren farm; few CHOICE lots
famous Hunt estate irn"kiyn III, 9TH hlst ana
54d sts. between sta aud ulh avs" at waite sale.
prices Snyi and upward easy terms hnIw to JERE.
JOHNSON. Jr. 90 Liberty St. New York, aud 1850 and
Mont st. Brooklyn
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ADVAN AOES Or The
PRINCIPAL absolutely secure under
DlyIDENDS:t to include earnings ana all
PROBABILITY OF q large Increase In
earnings and salea.
CERTAINTY or a rapid Increase month
the stock itself.
Total estininted yearly income OF com
6;B3.O4.
Tot.l estimated yearly Income OF com
$3.50, YBS.O4.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-11
She Played It Pretty shsrn.

Alexander F Henriques sat in his room at
the Hotel Viano yesterday slipping milk
punch. says the New . York World. Bessie
Booth Henriques, his bride, formerly of the
Casino chorus, was in a low rocker by the win.
dow. The honeymoon was bright and about
three-quarters full. There came knock at the
door.
Come in,'' said the bridegroom
The hall-boy presented a neat little bit of
pasteooard. deicately engraved. The name
was a woman's.
What is it, lover" asked the bride langufdly.
Another of those horrid reportersy'
mo, dear; it's an old college chum." To the
boy: Say. I'll be down directly" He made a
hasty toilet and left the room with au air of ex-
pectancy. Mrs. Henriques resumed her novel
In the parlor of the East Eighteenth street
hotel sat remarkably pretty girl of 10 or 90
cheeks and fair hair. Her gloves and boots
were irreproachable, and her black dress was
neat and stylish. chip hat with yellow
feather perched coquettshly on her fluffy head.
Delighted, I'm sure" said the bridegroom,
Fastening forward to meet his visitor, How
do you doY'
The stylish young woman rose and smiled
pleasantly.
I'm quite we'll, Mr.. Henriques. Are you sure
you remember me?"
20. perfectly"
The young woman, still smiling pleasantly,
extended her hand. which held square envel
ope, tinted and perfumed. 1t was addressed ip
woman's handwriting to Mr. Henriuues and
he took it gracefully and was about to read il
when the young woman remarked
That is Judge o. Brien's original signature.
fou have copy of the court order in your
hand" Then she left the hotel and Mr.. Hen
riques breathed hard for several minutes ant
walked into the cafe.
For the last two or three days detectives and
professional process-servers have been trying
to see Mr.. Henriques but he evaded them al
successfully as he did the reporters