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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-10
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

Cant. Hunter, formerly OF the steamer
Shirley. has bought an interest in the
S,aarosr Andes and will command that
favorite packet hereafter. :.
River marks at $50 this morning. II
feet and rising. nj,
WARREN, PA, February 9.-River /
foot and hine-tenths; cloudy and cold
RRowNSvILLE, PA, February y
river l9 feet inches and FALLING;
cloudy.
MoRSANrowN, w. Va, February "
river feet and falling; cold.
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ROUTINE BUSINESS.
The Miscellaneous Business Transacted
by the Two Branches.

The Clerks reportshowed appropria-
tions for three months Of 500, s1L49, ex-
penditures so far in 1892, SIS, S7S.l0,
balances, SG7,933.23. City Collector
White has paid over to the Receiver
sos, 2ls. 50, OF which SO, 1864 was on
account OF 5O-csnt levy, and Sl5,792. 10
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w ARMI-Able-bodied unmarried men, be-
tween the ages of 81 and 30 years. Good ipay,
ratious, clothing and medical attendance. APP
plicsnts must be prepared TO furnish satisfac-
tory eyideece as 70 age, character and habits.
Apply at 81 MAIN STREET, wheeling w.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
No. 1887 Chspline street
No. 1928 Wood street
No. 1855 High street.
No. 1911 Chapline street.
No. 1881 Market street.
Several fine Marshall county farms.
A few choice lots in Pleasant Valley fronting
on the National road.
Some very desirable lots in the old Fair
Ground addition and In the Eighth ward.
FOR RENT.
Two.story Brick on Jacob street, near Thirty.
sixth, rooms and store room.
No. l202 Jacob street
No. 1925 Wood street
No qOS Market street -
Money 10 loan. GEO. hAThlsoS,
Telephone No l07. 1910 Chapline Street.
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FOR SALE.
DOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
l. 4shares Elson Glass Works.
70 Shares Wheeling Pottery.
- shares Warwick Pottery.
10 Shares Wheeling Electric Light.
20 Shares Brilliant Iron aud Steel Co.
10 shares Ice and Storage Stock.
The Bloch property corner Ninth aud Main.
THOs O'BRlEN.
Telephone 40. llf7R Main Street
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Dor Salf.

ENOR SALE-A BAY GELDISG. FOUR
II years old last October Sired by Albion
wilkes; dam said 10 be n Hiatogia He has
good irotting action aud took brst premium Ia
his class At Fair In 1852 Inquire oi JOHN z.
MOORE, on Glenn's Run. about four miles
above city, or address 3Oi Main street. fees
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
APPONAUG.

At a meeting of the Probate Court,
holden on Monday, July IL, 1892, the
members present were Messrs. Lapham,
Duffy and Carpenter. The following
business was transacted: Estates OF
Catherine Videll and John A. Bro wn.
wills for probate were continued. Estate
of Sarah Wilcox, petition OF executor TO
sell real estate granted; bond g. 900; sure
ties. William Kenyon aud John Lord.
Estate of Peleg Brown, petition of admin
istrator, continued. Estate of Sarah Nc
Keou, petition for administrator, aud es-
tate OF Carrie NJ. Bsjnotti, will for pro-
bate, notice ordered. Estate Of Carrie NJ.
Bajnotti, petition for citation to take dep
ositions of witnesses to codicil Of will
continued. Adjourned to second Monday
In August.
The petition for the appointment of
Daniel stanton rs surveyor Of highways,
District No. Is, was continued. The to Sn
solicitor presented an ordinance in rela-
tion TO the duties and powers of the road
commissioner; adopted. George Nc
Manus Is appointed police constable. Bill
OF Clarence o. Carpenter for committee
services, SIS; ordered paid. Bill of PRoyI.
DENCE Gas Co., 81. 81 and bill of Dwight
X. Adams for 500 are ordered paid. Jos
eph Lanzon was allowed to Withdraw.
Application for second-class liquor license
Voted TO meet mt Natick bridge on Tues
day, July IL, at o A. VI. Voted TO meet
At Shawomet Beach on Friday, July Is, at
IA NJ
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BULLOCk,S POINT.

Yesterday afternoon about 4:45, shortly
after the steamer Bay Queen had left for
Rocky Point and when between $50 and
200 bathers were in the surf, Willie Don
nelly, little lad of eight winters was seen
to fall of the end of the wharf into the
water Fortunately for the little fellow,
Frank Hughes of Olneyville, who is en-
ployed by Manager Boyden as life saver
was on hand and immediately went to
the rescue, and succeeded In pulling him
out as he was about to 60 down the c;
ond time.
The following new arrivals are regis
tel ed at the Crescent Park Hotel ii.
Carpenter, PROVIDENCE; ID. L. Bondre,
Mansfield, Mass; j. ID. Derr and wife,
Mansfield, Mass; G. A. Mowry, Scituate;
f. H. Day and wife, Marlboro, Mass. !;
A. Y. Lyon aud wife, Springfield, Ill. I;
Herman Derhans, Montreal, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodward of
PROVIDENCE are guests Of Mrs. Ellen
Bacon. Alonson Wood aud family OF
Central Falls are summering at their cot
tage on the Point.
Henry Potter aud family of PROVIDENCE
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gardiner Of
PROVIDENCE.
Charles Haskins of PROVIDENCE, the
oldest camper on the Point, has arrived
with his family. and pitched camp" on
the plains.
A. Sharpley of Worcester, Mass, is
spending a few days vacation with friends
at the Point.
Boys from the stand of Fred Turner
will supply you with the NEWS every
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
WARREN.

George H. Vaughan of Meriden, Conn.
Is visiting his brother.
The Mendelssohn Club met last even
ing, aud gave one of their exceedingly in
terestinR musical entertainments.
Company A, Second Regiment Infan-
try, r. /. NJ, started for Camp Brown
this morning on the 8 o'clock train. An
excursion will be made to Oakland Beach
on governors day from here, TO accommo-
date friends of the company.
The Canton Lowamset Is to have one OF
the biggest celebrations Sept that War
rem has seen for years. Massachusetts,
and RHODE ISLAND regiments are to par
ticipate and q clambake is to be enjoyed
Joseph b. Child and wife, with Mrs.
Webster of East Providence, were In town
yesterday calling upon Mrs. Frank Cham
plin, who Is III.
Sunday evening little child between
and years of age, belonging to German
family in one Of the mill blocks, wandered
away from Its parents, and while playing
about the reservoir in the lot at the north
end Of the town near the Old Colony Rail-
road, fell in and was drowned. The body
was shortly after recovered by a lad
named Wardwick. The funeral took
place to-day.
James Ward is here from college visit
ing his relatives.
The Thermometer registered 02' In the
shade Yesterday afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
Sheriff sprague. having previously held

Sheriff Sprague. having previously held
the Office for six years.
Mr.. Lynch is well know to law breakers
and evil doers, and has captured while in
Office many daring criminals. Among
his important captures are those OF the
James Brothers OF Natick,. who are rela
tiyes of the celebrated outlaws Frank and
Jessie James, Chapcey Warner and two
accomplicos for taking q team belonging
to a gentleman In Somerville: Mass,
worth $500. The recovery Of horss be-
longing to Henry Matthewson OF Apo
naug, which was stolen. Mr.. Lynch
chased the thief ten days, through Plain
field Junction, Voluntown, Norwich,
Bean Hill, Bozrah, Salem St., Colchester,
Nuts and Hadden, across Good Street
Ferry, finding the horse at L. G: Berritt,s
store in Heganum, Conn.,, which Is sit
uated near the Connecticut Valley Rail-
road, six miles from Middletown. Mr..
Lynch il a strong Republican, an earnest
worker for the party and numbers his
friends In every town aud village in tho
State.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
GLADsToNE.s STANDING.
The "Grand Old Man" Explains nis IDEAS
Of Tariff Affairs.

LONDON, July 12,--Mr. Gladstons has
wriften a letter in which he declares that
Earl Grey's statements relative 70 Mr.
Gladstone's course during the free traee
agitation are utterly wrong. He says
that the 20 most active years Of HE life
which he recently declared had been
spent In breaking down protsction ana
establishing free trade, date from 1S1&
He admits that he did not learn tie
whole doctrine of free trade In month
but he calls attention TO the fact that IN
1S43 he was denounced In the aouee 90
Lords by the Duke OF Richmond for de-
crying protection, and TO the further feee
that In 1912 he thought Sir Robert Peel's
bill for the mitigation Of the corr !aws -
insufficient that he requested . - Ale
lowed to resign, and only Withdrew ~
request on Sir Roberts strong sxposoule-
tion on the ground that the bill we9
founded, not on proteotion, bus en sne
general politics Of the country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12

A case Of absolute need, worthy of the
investigstion Of the citizens Of Johnstons
comes before thsir notice In the person OF
Bessie Devine. an aged lady. former
Tenth Ward. She was some years ago .
taxpayer In Johnston, owing property ON
DYER avenue, towards the grading of
which she contributed e25 when the
money was being raised for that purpose.
Having accumulated considerable wealth
Cranstou Bank which afterwards failed.
Her husband died during the war from
injuries received In an engagement. She
has been confined to q musty attic room
for long while. aud lately applied TO the
overseer Of the poor In Johnston and was
informed that there was a poor-house.
She does not caro- TO 60 there, aud asked
for dollar week and was refused. She
has appealed to tho city Of Providence,
the municipal authorities referring her
to the town OF Johnston, having paid
taxes here, and IL seems only just that she
should be given this paltry sum.
Minor Omceis Elected.
The Rough and Ready Fire Department
Of Johnston met last evening at the en-
gine station. and received four new mem
bers, laying four applications on the table
for consideration. About forty-seven
minor officers we're elected. The bitter
feeling which was expected to crop" out
among the members on this occasion was
very much absent.
Accidents.
Yesterday afternoon Thomas Maloney.
an employe at Fletcher's mills while en-.
gaged in his duties, had his left hand
caught In the shears, the top OF index
finger being badly lacerated, so much SO
that 1t is thought amputation at the drst
joint will be necessary.
Rafford Ralondo, an Italian, living at Z
Lily street on Federal Hill, while cutting
grass yesterday afternoon accidentally y
cut himself with the scythe on the right
Leg.
John Corcoran, VINO keeps a store at
the corner of Putnam and Julian streets,
fell on the sidewalk yesterday and sus'
small pebble caused the accident. Corco-
ran slipping his leg, striking in such 2
manner as Co break 1t. He was attended
by DIR. j. p. Farrell.
Sergt Bigbee of Cranston has again Sc
cured Cornelius Gee the man who made
the alleged criminal assault on the Nc
Donald girl July 4th, capturing him yes
terday at Fall River where he has been
hiding since his escape. In the Eighth
District Court he was arraigned this
morning and gave bonds for his appear
ance tomorrow for a hearing.
Nothing has been heard or seen regard
Luke Cavanagh of Steuben street spent
Sunday with his brother at Wexford.
The Y. M. 5. and ). and Pequot Social
ewanoxet in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Mitchell OF Ring
street are living at Crescent Park for the
summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12

ATLANTA, Ca, July 12.-The Atlanta
Journal prints the following letter from
ex- President Cleveland in answer to .
request for picture Of Baby Ruth for
publication In the Journal:
"Replying in behalf OF Mrs. Cleveland 20
your letter Of the 9Th inst. have TO say that
there has never been q photograph taken OF
our child. and IL IL impossible for that reason
TO comply withsyour request. IL Is only frank
TO add that II there were any Of her pictures
In existence we should not be willing to have
enc published In any Newspaper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
In SOUTH COUNTY.
SOUTH JAMESTOWN.

There was one criminal and one civil case
before Judge N B. Lewis at yesterdays
session of the District Court The first
WAS that of James Hammond, who had
been arrested on complaint of his wife for
threats against her LIE. Evidence Of per-
sonal violence on his part was conclusive
surety of 500 to keep the peace aud to
pay costs. IH default cf both he was re-
turned to Kingston jail.
The civil snit was that Of Cornelius
Lucie vs. Perry G. Holloway, an action
of sssumpsit to recover wages duo for
labor from Feb. 20 to June /. Each party
eudeavored to show that the other was
the hrst to break the agreement. Judg-
ment was rendered for plaintiff for full
amount and costs. Olhey for plaintiff F;
Case for defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12

TROY, N. Y, July l2.-saturday even
ing the Ausable and Saransc rivers In
the Adirondack, commenced to rise, and
the streams are rising, the food extend
ing over the entire Adirondack region.
The dams at Round Pond, Mud Pond and
at Plattsburg were carried away and q
thousand logs were swept into Lake
Champlain. The Chateaugay railroad
track at Round Pond was washed out,
and trains were delayed for hours. Good
ale's starch mill at Mofiittsville was badly
wrecked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
ATTlEBORO.

The Rev. Mr.. Fisher, pastor OF the
Universalist church. aud family began
a months vacation yesterday.
The town was exceptionally lively last
evening, during the band concert. The
heat sent many out Of doors, and car
after car came from North Attleboro
loaded with humanity seeking recrea-
tion.
The late Grand Army fair committee
reported last evening balance OF 1907.
Co. factory progresses very rapidly.
. The Robinson factories are shut down
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12

large improvements ON 6ummnsr street.
Mr.. Wopdbine Palless hes resigned his
Misunderstanding Co.
Mr.. Jonathan Batenlan bought hand
some bicycle last week.
The st. Agnes Guild held It's regular
meeting In the guild room last night.
Mr.. William Stott has SO far recovered
from his sickness as to be out
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12

ELrsABErH, N. j., July 1.-The nliss
beth Presbytsry hes held The trsaa - ~
Rev. Nathaniel Nieelai, paseos - ~
German Presbytsrisn Church - uIiss~
bethport, found him guilty ef thres 1or.
esries Of checks and unanim0oe1y voto1
to dspose him from The minietgy - -
commu nicats him iron the ehu1ok -
Whereabouts are unknewn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
BURRlllvIllE.

The Republican Club of three hundred
members who are ready and willing at
all times to uphold their rights, will
shortly unfurl a handsome Republican
banner and try TO reinstate the man under
whose generalship the country has been
so prosperous for the past four years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
CENTRAL FALLS.

At tho meeting OF the Lincoln town
council yesterday afternoon the final re.
port of the commissioners on the widen
ing and Strengthening Of High street was
presented and accepted. The town clerk
was authorized to pay the amount of the
deeds of the abu tiers as soon as they
should be presented, and the work will be
commenced as soon as practicable.
At the meeting Of the Board of Fire
wards held last evening Joseph NJ. Whip
pie was appointed police constable. The
monthly schedule of bills against the
district were ollowed aud ordered paid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
PORTSMOUTH,

Victor Hammered is boarding with
Henry Almy.
The Foreign Missionary Society will
meet at the Friends Church on Thurs
day at 2:30 p. NJ
A very pretty floral concert was given
at the Christian Church on Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Cushman of Middleboro is very i'll
at her daughters, Mrs. Isaac MacomDer.
+. G. Brush, wife and son are at Locust
cottage.
j. X. Manchester has recently pur-
chased horse and will have some to let
il any are needed at Locust cottage.
ILL.,, are stopping at Bristol Ferry House.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12

for the week for boiler inspection aud re-
pairs.
The report that Lena Cole IL on the
way to Attleboro excites considerable
curiosity In regard to one who has helped
spread the name, IL not the fame or the
town.
More cars for the Interstate road have
arrived
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
AUBURN.

annual visit of the officers of the grand
lodge of Odd Fellows to the three lodges
in this district. Instead of visiting the
local lodges in turn, the Mount Vernon
of Pawtuxet. and the Pilgrim OF Elm
wood, met with the Park Hill Lodge of
this village and the visitation or the grand
cises in the hall the company repaired to
new building that Is being erected near
the hall, where fine spread was served.
Miss Cook OF Amherst, Mass, Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. ID. Shrieve. Frank
A. Potter Is visiting at Narragansett Pier.
A meeting of the town school committee
was held last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
hARRISvlllE

The several licensed saloon keepers are
getting angry about the increasing num-
Der Of unlicensed places in the village and
a big rupture may be expected any day.
Quite a number of sporting men from
Ironstone to see the Miner and Nelson
fight, but returned sadly disappointed,
seeing no fight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
The PAWTUXET VALLEY.
PAwTuxET.

PAW OAET.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
church will hold their annual clambake
on Thursday, ut Rhodes -on-th Pawtuxet
The Baptist Sunday School have ac-
cepted an invitation from the Stewart
Street Baptist church, to Join them In an
excursion down the bay ON Wednesday.
The steamer Thomas Morgan will stop at
the wharf here at $50 on Wednesday
morning, returning at sunset.
Miss Abbey Borden Is visiting friends
at Tiverton. Miss George Jordan has
returned from a short trip to Cottage
City. Col Bliss of Edgewood, has re-
turned from fishing trip TO Nantucket.
He had excellent luck.
Miss Helen Davis Of Westport Point,
Mass, 10 the guest OF relatives here.
Mrs. Pearce Of PROVIDENCE has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ID. Liv-
ermore.
The Thursday evening socials at the r.
j. Yacht Club House have commenced
and promise to be as popular as in past
seasons.
WARWICK.
The picture which appears In the col
umns Of the NEWS to-day Is that Of NJ b.
Lynch OF Apponaug.
Mr.. Lynch is the State agent for the r.
!. S. p. G. A, q prominent member Of
Narragansett Tribe, No. o, Improved Or
der of Red Men of Natick and a former
member Of st. Mary's Total Abstinence
Society of Crompton.
He has recently been rendered the posi-
tion of deputy sheriff Of Kent county by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
RIVERSIDE.


Among the latest arrivals at the River
side hotel are the following: Mrs. Silas
Pope, Aehushnet, Mass. Master Earle
Q. Gardner, Pawtucket, r. /. Mrs. Ezra
r. Bumpus. Wareham. Mass. Charles c.
Armstrong, PROVIDENCE. o. H. Bailey,
Boston. Mabel Rosenfeld, Mrs. Anna
Rosenfeld, j. j. Rosenfeld. Miss Emma
Rosenfeld, PROVIDENCE. Edward Z.
Lenan, PROVIDENCE. Misses Alice and
Lena Mckay of Providence. Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Hadley, Misses Helen
and George Hadley, Mrs. j. Ford, Paw
tucket. Miss Adeline Flemming, Paw
tucket. Henry ]. Dodd and wife, East
Providence. Frank H. Fits and wife,
Boston. Mrs. c. II. Fits, Walpole, Mass.
The crowd is a very jolly one and all
spend the time looking at the New York
boat and eating. Landlord Patton Is now
happy. since tho hotel is full of people;
but il 1t wasn't for the Joyces and Flem-
ming It would be lonesome, though Mr..
Kenney is quito an attraction. There is
some talk of q masquerade ball:when the
weather gets warmer. Kenney and Joyce
are tied In the quot contest, and Mr..
Hunt is the champion bicyclist, now that
Frank Redmond is away. BY the way,
Frank is not following the example of
his father, the actor, but is n clerk In the
Boston post Office. The two have spent
many summers at Riverside.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
BERKELEY.

Mr. Brooks, wife and family, and Mr.
William Rogers and family are on visit
TO friends in New Brunswick.
Daniel Fadgen pitcher for the Berkeley
baseball teams pitched for the Pawtuc-
ket yesterday against the Salem.
Mr.. Frank Dolan OF Lonsdale. formerly
of this village has accepted a position with
the PROVIDENCE and Worcester Railroad
Company as brakeman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
RuMEORQ.

RUMFORD.
Monday evening, Mr.. johnson the night
watchman at the Rumford Chemical
Works, observed three dogs prowiing
them over by the church whore they
killed a cat belonging to Mr.. Car
they killed seven chickens aver
aging two pounds piece. At
August Johnson's they killed fifteen
chickens, and dif other damage.
The 73d Anniversary.
The 79d anniversary of the First Baptist
Church was held In the church, Sunday
evening, at o'clock. The exercises were
as follows: Organ voluntary. Mrs Camp
bell anthem, choir; prayer, Rev. A.
Greene song, school greeting, Miss
Grace Walien; exercises, Mrs. Williams
class exercises, Miss Pctersons class;
exercises. Mrs. Armington's and Miss
Potter's class chorus. choir reading.
Miss NJ. Wallen; recitations, Misses Ha =
nah Barquest, Mirah johnson, Lizzie
Read reading, Miss Annie Potter; solo,
Miss M. Wallen; memorial exercises OF
the late Miss Hannah Wicks by Rev. I.
Cheseboro; memorial services Of the late
George Wallen, Mr.. Barquest teacher by
his class; song, choir; addresses, John
Medbury and Arthur Arlington.
After these exercises letter from
Allen Monroe, former superintendent
now in India, was read. The pastor then
then made few remarks which closed
the entertainment.
Miss Alice Bowen Of PROVIDENCE. is
making visit to her cousin, Miss Fannie
Bowen of Rumford.
Miss Matilda Peterson has return cd
from New York
Saturday afternoon the funeral OF Mrs.
Evelyn Cole was neld at the residence OF
the deceased, East Providence Centre.
There was a large attendance.
MlDDlETOWN.
On the lawn in front of the Bull man.
sion the Yale football team will practice.
The lands Of the Gray Crae Park Com
pany are also In this town. being Just
north of the Second Beach," lying be-
tween Purgatory on the southwest aud
partly In Paradise, the very rocks it IL
SAID rom which bishop Berkley looked
out upon the oce N and composed these
lines W eastward the star of empire takes
its way being part Of the purchase.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12

spinning room as he was at his work Sat
urday, breaking it in two places. DIR. A.
Marshall OF Ashton set the fractured
limb.
Mrs. Edward A. Easton returned home
yesterday from visit to her mother,
Mrs. Joshua Batteman of Manville.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-12
BARRlNGTON,

A meeting of the town council was
held Monday ut 2 p. NJ, with full at
tendance Of its members present. aud the
following business was transacted: The
will Of the late Lewis B. Smith, was re-
ceived. read aud proven with Mrs. Jude.h
X. Smith, named administratrix; bond
required, $1,000. First account Of Sarah
was received with order Of notice. Paid
Jonathan IL. Allen, overseer OF poor, go
on account. Paid VIM. II. Martin, for
printing. 81. Permission was given
Gardner G. Luther to close bridge lane
while receiving repairs. A large part Of
time was devoted to the consideration of
unpaid taxes.