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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
RUTLAND COUNTY.

The alcohol mlcrobe is far moro danger
ousi Ia Rutland just now than the cholera
bacillus.
Two dogs killed five sheep on the farm
of Elam French OF brandon Monday, be-
side tearing several moro so that they had
to be killed. One of the dogs was we'll filled
with shot.
I. T.. Horizons dwelling house and post.
Office at Clarendon was burned to tho ground
Sunday noon. 1t took fire IN tho roof it is
supposed, from a defective chimney. Every
thing that was in the house was saved. The
insurance was 800.
Junia Sargent representative elect of
Pittstord, has been oversecr OF the poor III
years, seectman six years, lister several
terms, beside holding town Offices. lilo has
also been justice OF the peace.
a power company IS talked OF in brandon.
The plan is to build dams, thus making
reservoirs to hold water during the dry
season, and have water for power during
the driest weather and furnish power for
any and all who may wish TO locate here
1t is thought that 1t can be done with mod
crate capital.
Several improvements have recently beor
made at the station Of tho Rutland Electric
Light company new 100 horse power
engine, a new dynamo with capacity Of
~ arc lights new incandescept dynamo
new switchboard, and al elevator to cup
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fiod.-Mss Sarah Judkins is salesledy for
Farrell Bros, at Swanton. E. Ii. Lyon
has gene to Boston.-Arthur Dean has re-
turned to Philadelphia. Ben. Tillotson has
gone to st. Adams.
FRANKLIN.
Row. w. NJ. Mayhem is In Boston. "A.
o. Bell and wife OF Springfield Mass, arc
visiting in town. -Seymore Randall is in
Spring field Mass p Morey and wife have
returned from Massachusetts. &C. w. Nor
CANS father is visiting him. III. G. Pom
croy of the custom office is taking his vaca-
ton in st. Adams and Georgia. F. j.
Cowles of the Rchford office is taking MIR
Pomeroy's place in this office. Mrs. A. ii.
Gates is spending the week with her hus-
band, A. II. Gates, in Richford.
FLETCHER.
Tho election passed off quietly. The
democrats turned in and helped to elect NJ.
b. Hooper representative on the ninth bal
lot. The ladies were kept busy at the vos-
try where they furnished dinner, supper
and breakfast to the hungry; all for good
cause. -Mr. Chester Flanders aud family
hereby return thanks to all who 80 kind y
helped them in their hour of need. -
III. Is. Hooper has sold his house and shop to
iAuI iOi ,loDo, pOsoc9DiNh b''S'i
soon. -Abiel W etherbee was given II little
surprise on the anniversary Of his 73d birth
day, August 81. Lady Fearnot took third
money in the $50 class at sheldon; J.. j.
Church took second money for II driving
borse Several from here attended the fair
at that place
MONT GOMERY CENTRE.
On September 10 daughter waI born to
Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Deaotell. AT tho box
social given by tho Catholic society lnst
Wednesday evening about $i3' was ron
hzcd. The Y. 7. S. G.. T.. will huvo boz
social Wednesday evening, September II
at the home OF Mrs. George Sheldon; all ar
invited
MONTGOMERY.
Dean Goodspecd Of Minneapolis, Mimi.
was in town over Sunday. -l;ev. a. Il
Wilson of Milwaukee, VIE, prcucLc al
Union church Sunday lnst.-kev. Chrrci
Tabor will aupply the Methodist chnrci
here commencing Sunday next. The VI!
inge schools began Monday VITA Misses Cor
tie Hunt and Edna Davis rs teacher.
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LAM0iLLE COZ NTY.
CAMURIpGE.

Miss Bicknell suspended school Monday.
50 as to attend the funeral of her grand
mother who died at L EGerhill Centre. Miss
Dora Atwell Of johnson is attending school
at the Centea. -SeverGl from this place at
tended the Sheldon fair. -Almon Eawlev
went 10 Burlington Thursday with the body
of Mrs. Brink. There is 20 be lecture at
the Second church. Thursday evening. on
Mohammedism. -Frcla Thomas is better. --
). &. Morse Is better. John Butler and
Miss Laura jackson were married last
Thursday evening. \ reception was given
them at \. 5. Stenrn's last Friday evening.
-Goorge Reynolds AMI Elsie Montague
were married last week. Rev. r. W.
Cakes starts for Colorado this week.-lhc
friends OF Clara Griswold gave her II pleas
ant surprise in reminder of her 18th birth
day Friday evening. Rev. =. ". Oakes
preached his farewell sermon Sunday to II
large congregation. The Advent meetings
have been well attended The infant boy
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Russn died OF
cholera infantum Sunday evening and was
buried Monday. --Myra Wilcox is teaching
in the Earl frlox district and Mary Nye in
the Fullington district.
HYDE PARK
NJ b. Eaton has finished his work in
| Waitsfield and returned home. Mrs. a. S.
| Goddard and Mrs. &. f.. Stratton are sick.
Judge +. G. White has purchased the house
belonging to Mrs. Sarah T.. Waterman S
estate. Abel Putnam, au old and respected
citizen, died Thursday night after short
illness His funeral was largely attended
| Sunday afternoon.
STOWE.
Prof, Butler OF Baltimore, Nd, preached
| at the Branch church Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora Gale of Barre are visiting rela-
tives in own.-.Will Tnkham has leased the
lsham hotel. Mrs. Polly Marshall, aged %
years. the person in town, died last week. -
Rev. Charles Savage OF Orange, n. j.,
preached at the Congregational church sun
day. Miss Jane Chaifee, who has been sick
with consumption, died last week.
MORRlSViLLE.
Green g. Powers bakers, have dissolved
partnership. Mr. Powers enters Hon. +.
X. Gleed's office to study law. The annua
Lamoille county Sunday-school convention
is to be held here Tuesday and Wednesday
October and 5.-Ihe annual Lamoillc
county fair the goth occurs Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday OF mex
week Mrs DR.. f. NJ. Nichols Of
ST. Johnsbury died OF apopiexy in that
place on Friday. The remains were brought
here for burial on Monday and funeral ser
vices were held in ths Congregations
church that afternoon. "A largo number
from here go to Waterbury and ST. Johns
bury to attend the fairs this week. -Th
third presentation Of the opsretta "Th
Merry Milk Maids, drew full house a
the Town ball on Saturday evening.
VAUDEVILLE,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Il. Mills have son. =
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John Atwell died the 9th inst, after short
Illness Miss Demmie White Of Cnderhill
is the guest OF Miss Hattie Beard. Prof
Ober of Waterbury was in town the past
week caring Tor his mother who is quite ILL.,
Misses Lena Wiley and Eva Steminway
and Homer Leach are attending school in
johnson. Frank Lnraway is building u
large addition to his blacksmith shop for a
wheelwright and paint shop. Jessie Miller,
youngest son OF Mr. and Mrs. Heman
Miller, aged "a years, died of consumption
on the 9TH inst. The justices elected on the
9th inst. are; I. w. A. Leach, Nose, Nc
Farland, o. A. Thomas, II. l.. Beard, E..
G. Wolls.-A large company of people as
sembled ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.
Wells aud gave them a complete surprise on
the evening Of the 9Th it being the 22d an
niversary of their marriage.
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port the wires entering the building havs
been put in.
MOUNT HOLLY.
Tho Baptist Sunday school had a very
pleasant picnic at Echo Lake last saturday.
Miss Mabel Ackoy is attending school at
tho Rutland Classical institute. C. X.
Allen, train dispatcher at Malone, ~ y,
was in town over Sunday. "A. w. Coob
and family returned TO Washington, d. c.,
wednesday. Mrs. c. b. Dow ct South
Straiford is visiting her sister, Mrs. David
Horton. David Horton went to Rutland
Wednesday last and mad cancer removed
from his lower lip. The operation was very
skiltuliy performed by Drs. Crane OF hut
land and Cooley Of Mount Holly.
BENSON.
Eugene Lee left town Thursday morning
to attend the soldiers reunion at Washing
ton, ID. C.-The Benson anI West Haven
teams played a match game of base bail
hero Saturday. The score was 9 to 20 in
favor of tho Bensons There will he a So
cial in the chapel Wednesday evening,
Miss Floronce Dickin.on left Monday to en-
gage in hospital work in Boston
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.


T. j. Noyntou II this place is mentioned
for democratic candidate FOR speaker OF the
ur1t iiousc of Representatives..
Judea Muusun ia hcArius tn, attorneys in
the r..,c OF the state ". Dyer aud others.
the ccl,urntcI conspiracy case lrom Barre,
ON tho exceptions TO loo prosecuted 10 inn SUI
prsrnc Court. lAu.aon appears tor tho Statt
aud Dillingham; ANA Stanton for tho re.
spauiouts
Mr.. Nancy VI. Gordon has moyol 4
Springfield Mass,
Mir. u. \. Hnbcock and Ned Smith woro
Delegates from bethany sunday school on
THURS Inv TO tho County ASSOCIATION at
Northuod G. H. More va, elected
momhcr Of the statistical committcr.
Tie funeral OF Mrs. u l.. pullcy occur.
ed GA Friday afternoon ut her luto homo uu
Elm st.oet. l;ov. J. Il. putton onlrintcl,
assisted hy ltny. \. j. iouth, aud tine sin, (,
ins was by tho Unitarian church choir.
Tho W. G. r. l. have elected Mira. o. II.
Rlchnrdton and Mrs 4. H. lrunN dolrgatoi
To tho State convention at Fellows Fal+,
September . and 20, nlterunto, Miss E!iII
Rublco and Mrs. JuIin purput
Tho Military band aud ., torch bearers,
nearly all democrats, sorcnndod tho demo.
cratic town representative olcc:, 7. j.
Bo,ntou. Mt his homo on Main street Sat.
day evening speeches wcro nude hv Mr.
| Buyutun, =. u. Clark, \. j. Siblry, {. II.
| IIeaton and }. II. Sontcr, who SAID that
! MIR. Hoynton was the first man h" "v"i
voted for that was occtrd tn" company
thon neronaled County senator ELECT j. W.
! Brock
There is to ho an excursion Friday sop
tcmhcr rs. over ia" Montpelier and Wolfe
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

twenty-five hundred people attended the
fold day and picnic given by Custer post of
bennington, Saturday, ard about $3.50 will
be added 70 the fund which Will be used to
pay the expenses Of the delegation from the
post to the national encampment.
W. II. Fullerton of Manchester Depot
has been in Fair liaven the past week max
ing arrangement, for building 5000
granite mausoeum in Cedar Grove Gene
terry for Mrs Hmma a. Leonard of New
York II will he of rock faced Vermont
granite, ard tho catncomh5 will lie of slate.
10 initiate Mexican ONYX.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

James Steele of Marlboro, Mass, is in
town.-Mrs. j. W. Cross of nneepolis,
MINI, is Visiting friends here'-Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Spear arc tho guests OF 5. w.
Russell. Jerry Irombly has gone 10 Spring
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Hue uu.uleu nt'i Sky Iour tickets were
SUI nof1 ior 'no 'hiIu guy o4 Tue state Tar.
MIS- NnaPP Oh o. Adams Is visiting her
s'''''' -'''' 49, Ho"Nr1'
OCNBRlOGE.
Charley Severance has moved to Pitts
field. The ladies' soclable met with Mrs j.
II. Bnkor Inst week IS cdne,iav.-Ieouard
WhitcoHb : attending tho Whitcomb High
school at Bethel "A. 5. -Packard's family
he'd a reunion at Malcolm John son > IN Shell
burhe, last saturday The farmers com
PLAIN that the pototo crop is very light, and
they arc rottin2 badly in some places.
POMFRET.
NJ, laura ,rtoor,r
i, T.r.1'r, X II I'iIa-aa, Go,h..r ,os
,al-,,, ~ ~, .r,.a tn-la - 49, ' ~.
In,,ait s",,ra s%arinrna. pr ';J'on uA'
~, fa,,, hda,,'. Ga, ,'.r'',,'',
tI n,al,iaa Iast '.,op
ra-,,..,.,,,a Ia,, ,.a, t,,na.'t tafe@a Vac Ivy
,',.,,,..i., ,.''.ai at.ha,,..h ill.,, - A.1 =
80 .'a', aa.,..,i,',,'o.,.I No. NJ
$780,. ~
BE Hell.
Dick Gray, vino has been i'll with a lyhS
run u .yrA1iI fever. ct his aaat's. Mrs.
Ad..a.l. Stcarus, Is recovering His sister.
Miss Sally Gay Of Burlington has been
with il l..-lss Gibson of New York il
Y.....rs at Edwin Sturtevant'.. - Rollin
Adams aud w..e Of Boston are spending q
s1or. vacation al hi. fathers, William r.
AI1lA, -Hrs. sarah Gibson returned homs
'e'lr44y from Like Sunapee' y H., where
- W." ,rs1' LIZ '''son as c4oA--AIs' " j;
VI a. So 70 -
-, ,,.,, H. -.t.,a 1,;.so. r. 80 e''.I
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PaESS'S BROAD FIELD.

The Winooslii valley, Villages up North
Along otter Creek ana by tho Shores
eiNhIte River Covered by Special Re-
lorters.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBUNGH.

Tho Australian system Of bn!lotrg did not
meet with tho favor il this town thut whs
rcputed. The voting was slow and tcdiD4s.
Although there were more voting Lopth
than the minimum number required BIZ la"
quite number became Disguised al TIE Ie-
lay aud did not vot. for the state anu cDg4.
ty ticket. There were 4G3 votes cast tOc town
representative aud only 232 for the stlte
ticket. DR.. f. L. La Due, md pen ieui re-
publican was a caudl1nte Tor iowa repre-
sentative against Hon. jed +. Ltid, tue
regular republican nominee Of the caCcu..
and received one majority On the -ecrnI
ballot and was declared clec.ci, but d, e.
claimed that . dozen or more Ii.egh. ;o.:.
were cast for him. II there was L4, o'.s !.:
was not elected. The friends Of N7. Ian.
claimed that he vas elected upon .ac- In'-
lot and are urging hiin TO cont:st thu s.sc-
ton. The old Bcardsley store ut ! L.:g
Springs, owned by Dav.d Ue5ysT, va
burned to the ground IIes1ay a!ga,, e..
Glh instant. The Lujllia: vs.. n: g.
cupied, aud tie Cr.G.4 y: t. =. - =
known.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Fred Douglas OF Trenton, n. j., is visit
ing his parents, Miss Monie Eastman OF
Boston, Mass, is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. &. T.. Seatou Mrs. DIR. Small return
ed Saturday evening from Malone, y. Y,
where she has been visilin; friends for the
last few weeks. MIR Frank Hopkin
commenced,his school in North Willisson on
Monday, September l2.-The funeral Of
Miss Josephine Hoselton was held at the
residence of her father, Wednesday after
noon of last week, Hov. Mr.. Miller ofticlat-
ing Among the floral decorations were a
pillow from the Kings Daughters; also, one
from the Christian Ilnheavor society
Among those from out of town were MAJ or
Haseton of Burlington and Mrs. Julius
Haselton OF st. Adams. Mrs. Frank Par
ker and daughter, Mary, are visiting friends
in Wexford Mrs. Alfred Mansfield and
daughter, Miss Emma, of Boston, and Miss
Lena Macrae of Winooski, have been visit
ing in town.
Mrs. Jerome Coleman and Mrs. ii. S.
Teechout and son have been visiting friends
in Shelburne for few days. Tho Baptist
and Union Sunday schools enjoyed picnic
at Malletts Bay Friday Miss Marion Bur
rett las rented her house on Church street
to Mr.. Fay, who has recently been appoint
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SOUTH HE7-,

Lucian A.ga rs;l:a:I In = .-..=.-
SATURDAY. DR.. A.cc ~,. ---4.- a-..-s:
week>H. .. Axe. C: IL -r.=s.;-. -.
Is in town Miss Iers.s LaaGct. s. - L
is VISITING here Miss Fannie Use = re.
turned to MluHoavo,H Friday -N:uctn
Alien is in poor LeA.th a,atn. Al. t. HAL
is putting ny new Ncrinda on h,s house AZ
the corners. There was ~ dance ut Cor
Isle orchestra FURNISHED the music. .- t!ward
W bite and James Ac ,rIIo are dong job
OF Mtsoury WORK nj North Hero -Moses
Martell IS confined TO the house with ncu-
| rlLcll.
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CIIETTENDEN COUNTY.

Il. d. Austin Of Milton has been engaged
as night clerk at the American House, st.
Adams. He has been connected with
n Buffalo, n. y, hotel, and is an expert
encod man in his POSITION.
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School in district No. began Monday
with Miss Mabel DomarSo OF Lowell as
teacher. The Misses nlckcy, who hnvo
Teen boarding NJ j. Il. Fowcra'S, have re-
turned to their home.
WES1FlELD.
Don c. Woolworth AID Miss Banch
Houston of Troy were married at |. :.
Woodworth's September 10y Roy. !. W.
Bullell of Troy Mr. and Mrs. Woodworth
have gone to the v hite Mountains for "A
short trip. -ReproSoutatIve Wakefield gave
reception to his constituents and families
Saturday evening. About LOO attended. -
party from North Troy wont up TO
lIagin's Hotel Saturday IN tally no coach,
Mrs. Eta ReXforl is very sick ut Syl-
vestcr Morey Mrs. Wallace Wakefield
is sick. -C Christopher W. bryant and wife
go to Bolton, Canada, this week TO attend
the wedding of their niece. aud from }ol.
ton to Montreal to tho Provincial far. -
Clarence Cowlos began school in tho mill
district Monday. The village schools beg L
next Monday.
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WHITING

The election in this town passed. Off vary
quietly. George =. Walker, r. d. Need
ham, y. Il. Hubbard Daniel Holmes and
F. &. Wright have been elected justices of
the peace Mrs. Nary Ketcham Foster is
teaching the fall term Of school in district
no. !, and Miss Able Kelsey in the village
diatrict. Edward 7. Wp.to urd mother
have gone 20 Boston. Carl o. ChUrcu Ia.
gone 10 rittsfeld Mass. Charles F. Church
has gone to Waslingtop, d. {.
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HANCOCK.

Quite number from here attended the
state fair at White River Junction last
week. BERT Boyd was home over Sunday
.-George Blair has gone to West Somer-
willie, Mass, to work for w. Lamb. j. A.
Williams and wife have returned from
NorthiislI.
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WiLLtSTON.

Iirs Carl Ebert visited ut her cousins,
c. d. Nnrren's, last wcek. She went out
TO Valparaiso, Chilli seven years ago to
teach ~ mission school, and expects to 60
back soon. The fuperal of Miss Adolia
Barber took place at her late residence,
Monday morning. Rev 4. u. Barber oili-
clGted MIR. Trus I5ham'a daughter is Wis
ting IN Swanton. Mr.. Hidretk was in
town SUNDAY.
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BRlOPORT.

Mr. William c. Finnessey, a clerk for d.
II. bennett, ard Miss Kittie Witherell, a
daughter Of j. Il, Witherel; and John G.
cumberland and Mas Nassie Nichols, were
married at the Congregational church
Thursday afternoon, in the presence OF a
large number OF friends and relatives. Rev.
W. n. Bacon OBLIGATED. The church was
trimmed pretty with ferns nnd flowers
hrs. D. II. Bennett presided at the organ
,-Miss Gertrude Wtherel lett for Saxton's
River Monday, where she will enter the
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LINCOLN.

Rev J.. ". Vert started Monday morn
ing for New Bedford, Mass, to attend con
ference. Charlie Narncy is very low
Mrs. Marcy Pope ia gaining s.owiy.-Wn
lie Varney is on the sex list. -Pearlie
Hanks is gaining.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
RCYALTCN

One hundred and sixty-four tickets were
sold here for the third day Of the State ia r.
Mrs. Knapp OF -. Adams is visiting her
sister, Mrs. y. Howard.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs II e. Coon returned 0 her home in
Burlington Saturday. Mrs. George Swan
is seriously i'll with heart trouble The far
mers are cutting their corn, of which there
Is en- average crop; but potatoes are u fail
urc n this locality, not yielding half n crop.
The West Milton Suuday-school viii meet
tie Boro school at camp Rich for picnic
next Thursday. Roy Bullock and Louise
Chaplin OF Jericho spent part of last week
! ct y. y. BuliocA's.
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Mrs. Patrick Reyes eHi on Of New York
city, who have been visiting III. and Mr..
Edward McAvoY. returned home u L..
George Baker OF New Haven sleat sun
day with hi parents, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Baker.
Robert Richardson, who carries on the
Baxter farm, has given lis cattle stables,
horse stables aud pens double Goa; q
wAitewash, which, in the way Of c.canii-
ness and a. a preventive Of disease, is q
very good example that might lie properly
followed by nany, or oil, farmers with good
results.
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ROCHESTER

II. II. Charo,, c, :. Martin and C-aua-
cey Stanley have started for Washington. 49,
Dr.. William McCollom's daughters OF Bro-A =.
lyn, y. ". ARE with their aunt, Mrs. joel
Marsh
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. Il. Mills have a son.
The record-union., 1892-01-13
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since our last report:
c. W. Clarke and wife to John w.
Ferris and Thomas II. Williams, Jr.-
I04.92 acres on Grand Island; $40.
Frank q. AmeS to DIR. w. Y. b. Ames-
West 40 acres Of southwest quarter OF sec
ton 20, township s north, range east;
$4,500.
Henry a. Gear and wife to Francis Doty
=! acres on Randall Island; 800.
Miranda and John Tryon to Harriette
A. l.. Belote-West 40 feet of lot 2, V and
w, Twenty ninth and Thirtieth streets,
as her separate property and estate. War
rant and defend; 81.
John Transaction to Obed Harvey
Lots 8 and 10, block II, in the town of
Gait; $40.
Z. G. Clements, receiver, etc, to Obed
Harvey-judgmentv VS.. Willis Wright, lot
s, block 3, in Gait; 8, $50 81.
The record-union., 1892-01-13
FLORENCE MISSION.
1t Is Still Doing Excellent Work in
Humanlty's Cause.


The Florence Mission trustees have re-
appointed Robert S. Marshel Superin-
tendent Of the mission, and John T. Gro
mer as Assistant Superintendent. The
mission for the past year, under the
superintendent of Mr.. Marshel. has
proved grand success, and far exceeded
the expectation of the most hopeful.
John 7. Gromer for the past year has
been superintendent Of the Mission Sun
day-school. He is an ardent missionary
worker, and deserves much credit for the
services rendered in the past year.
The mission is not only religious. but
a charitable institution, that believes in
uplifting the fallen, clothing the needy.
and administering to the sick, which du-
ties they faithfully perform as far as their
means allow, These facts lead to the sug-
gestion that benevolence and philan-
thropy can find a good field for their ex-
ercise by assisting this noble work
The mission is supported by subscrip-
tions and donations given by the gener-
Gus people of Sacramento. Anybody
wishing to assist in the good cause can
apply to Mr.. Marshel or Mr.. Gromer.
The record-union., 1892-01-13

DAY was devoted to examinations for the
degree of Liceutiate and Assistant. There
We're twelve applicants, the young men
being from Chico, Lodi. MarysYille, Sac
ramento, Woodland and Red Bluff. They
were examined in pharmacy. materia
nedica, chemistry and the Identification
OF chemical, pharmaceutical and botanical
specimens. The results of the eXamina-
tons will not be announced Tor several
days.
Ten druggists and chemists entitled TO
certificates without examination regis
tered their names.
The members of the board will leave
for San Francisco to-day to hold a session
there. About twenty applicants are to be
examined at that place.