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LIST OF VESSELS.

Up, Cleared ald 54us for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Malabar Brl, Allen, Hamburg. sid Aug %. Cux-
haven, sid Sept g.
Unita Norl, Lund, hence sid Sept Is via Blue
fields.
Maltby IBrl. Sherwood. Barry. sid Aug 26 via
Las Palmas.
Drin1eld IBrl, Palmer, at Cape de Verde Sept .
Kaisoy lBrl, Stockdale, Marseilles. sid Sept II.
Elsie LBcl, Creelen, at Baltimore Sept %.
Vulcan BF Mondson, Slloth. sid Sept g.
Black Prince LBrl. Black. Denia sid Sept via
Ga@oN ffB Brl Rich L,ysrPs9I SID Sept IS
Elton [Brl, Campbell, Barry, sid pt 10.
Kate Fawcett [Brl. Cormaek. Philadelphia, up
Aislaby IBrl, Maxaeld, Newport sid Aug Is
E TnShs h-id Br MI from sid Sept
Norfolk Brl, Woolston, Liverpool sid Sept %.
BARKs.
Harald [swl, Jahannsen, Aberdeen, sid June 16.
Fedele [Itall, Figar Grim 3by, sid July r.
Union [Norl, Olsen, at Buenos Ayres Aug 90
Zanrak [Norl, Mathiesen Cronstadt, sid Aug /.
Kentigern Eorl, Berg, Bristol, sid Aug s.
Hiram Norl, Carlson, Cape Town, sid July %.
Agder Eor!. Hansen, London. sid Aug Il.
Nebo LNorl, Talaksen. Genoa, sid June via
Try INorI. Lovald, Hull. sid Aug 49,
Kristen lNorl, Jacobsen, Liverpool sid Sept s.
Ieutonia Nor, Gregerseu, Marseilles, sid Aug
10 via st Thomas.
Daphne Nor, MRdsen, Larne, sid Aug IS.
Enlgheten lRusl, Fagerlund, London, sid Aug
Harold [Brl Christensen, West Hartlepool. sid
Aurora lNorl, Koss, Rotterdam. sid Aug %
leopold [ltall, Petroluzzi, Fiume, sid Sept 4.
Erato LNorl Fritz, Garston Dock, sid Sept 8.
Elllda NorJ, Thorsen, Sharpness, sid SeptS.
Esra Nor, Nelson, Antwerp, sid Sept S.
VALE lNorl, johnson. London, sid Sept g.
Aurora NOR. Koss, Rotterdam, sid Sept s.
Mary Stewart tNorl, Jensen, London, sid Aug
Themis [Norl. weibye, Brest, sid Aug %.
Liourna Norl, Andersen, London. sid Sept g.
HafrsJord Mort, Dahl, Liverpool, sid Septs.
ArndG lNorl, Jorgensen, Demerara, sid Aug IS
Avonport LBrJ, Barker, Fleetwood, sid s1pt Il.
Nigeland Nor. Petersen. Fleetwood, sid Sept
sagitta TNorl, Olsen, Hamburg. sid sept11.
Anna Magdalena lItall, RolIo, Marseilles, sid
Aug4.
Parthenia lBrI. Davies, at Madeira, Aug 49,
Scott lNorl. Olsen. at Montevideo Aug is.
Otus lNorl. EkornaeSs London, sid Sept is.
Ole Bull Norl, Moller, Antwerp. sid Sept l6.
Halden [NorJ, Dahl Liverpool, sid Sept 10.
Faust lNorl, Larsen, Hamburg, sid Sept 1s.
Srena LAusl Martiaolich, London, sid Sept 81.
Orion [Norl Halvorsen, Liverpool sid Sept 10.
Red Rose lBrl, Busneil, Cardiff, sid Aug 10.
sCHooNERS.
] Hoskins, Bennett. Baltimore, sid Sept is.
Emma Q Knowles Mayhem, Baltimore, sid
Sept ~
Chas Davis, Sooye, Philadelphia, sid Sept %.
Harbeson Hickman, Henderson, Philadelphia
sid Sept Is.
Ida Lawrence, Campbell, Baltimore, up Sept IS.
John Rose, Alle1, at Philadelphia. up Sept IS
Marts. Lewis, Norfolk. sid Sept -.
Lille f Schmidt. Van Glider, Baltimore via
Port Royal, sid sept 8.
Island City, Voorhees,. Baltimore, Sept IS.
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GUATEMALANs think that there is no better
coffee raised anywhere In the world than OF
their own plantations, and when they travel
abroad, to make sure Of having good coffee
they take along a store of their own. A long
glass tube, several inches in diameter, but
tapering to a .unnsl at one end, is filled with
ground coffee. and through the mass is poured
cold water A strong solution OF coffee slowly
drips from the narrow end OF the tube and this
liquid is carefully put up in air-tight vessels, 10
be warmed in small quantities and drunk on
the journey.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.

Ranks Alba Itall Sanguinetti, Genoa, in bal
IsSr to Chr G Dahl * Co.
Eark Inverdruie [Norl, Wittusen, Garston
DacE. with sat to order, vessel to Chr G Dahl &
Co. ~, o., r..
,9Ot. IN ballast to CIR Il Dshl q Co.
BARK HJemmet LNorl, Pale.e en-, Stavanger,
b ballast 10 master. ,-r.
BARK VaAn [Norl, -, from -, In ballast
% master.
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s4rPPING INrELLIeENcE.

VII
80 W1rER AT SAVANNAH e. 1000 AN. 1910 Pm
STANDARD Timel
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MONDAY, Sept IS, 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

s,a.11sr Ethel, Carroll, Cohsu's Bluff and way
,oiii1-s-W T Gibson. Manager.
STA uer Bellevue, Garnett, Darien and Bruins
5cE-W Gibson, Mana ger.
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IhLhFHUN rs.
Hello! HGllO!!
Esziz zzEKxH

Ought you not to have a telephone at your
residence? The following is list of residence
stations in the Savannah Telephone Exchange
Call on the manager or send him postal card
and he will call on you.
r. II. POLK, Manager.
5, Charles Seller; T. } Wilder; IL, s Elsnger:
21, o w jackson: e. q Salssy; A., @ Bald
win; As. w H Elliott; AZ. Schroeder; "a, 7 M
Cunningham; s. X G. Fleming; 1874. S White;
127, Goette; 1914 NJ F Dunn; 1859, r Fl Polk
100 W 5 Cherry; 40, duBiRnon; 172, j
Weichselbaum; 49, William Garrard; 2l6, G H
Wilcox; 24O G Kesling; 242, II NJ Smith; 25e,
n Brandt; 256, Hops 262, P w Meldrim;
2G1. J q Carson; 2I5 X ID Butler; 2Sl, + Ka-
row; 2s9. G II Stone; 29i J II still; 300, w
Stillwell; 1926 N Wells; 500, w d Dixon; 942 H
C Cunningham; S4S. NJ barnard; $40 O
Stults; $50, J p Merrihew; 1853, George F King;
800, f A Smith: 3SJ, " d Harden 500, s p Shot
ter; 800, A w carmichael; 372 O II Dorset s74.
q Haas; 375 M l. Boyd; 81, l. I Turner; 379
w w Gordon; 49,, J McDonough; $50. j A p
CrisfielI 1871. w Coney 595, Hanley; 897 w
w Owens; 402 J d Martin: 40G, J OConnor:
412, Minis; 413. w TIson; 423. II LANCE:
1925, l. Kayton; 40 E K HERNIA qdez; ass, n
Lowell; 1885, GeorSe schroeder; 4H, F L Cooper;
4i6. A Iawton, Sr; 453, W Lawton; 445, A II
Lawtop, Jr; 462, N Appel 1853, H CoidinR;
466, J A w Wegefarth; 469 NJ @ Ehr ich; AZ. A
n O'Keeffe; ass, f G Bell; 439, Miss e McAlptn:
1876, A @ Oelschig; 49S, George Wagner; 4g9
James Rowel; 504, II Cox sos, b Gordon: 500,
John II Fox; 51S, J II Grimm 5l8, l. p MAJ.
goini; $40, II KarRer; 522. b Tiedeman; b23. W
L Wilson; 526, b p Oliveros, $780, J Freid; 532 r
G Norton; 536 L Hackett 537. T y Chisholm;
542, Mrs j G Thomas; 544, II 2 Smart; 545 j j
Sullivan: 54S, u Schroeder; $50, d Robinson; 557.
William Bohan; BOD, { Prendergast; 500, G s
Ellis; 561, l. Lippman; 800, 81 rs Bannon, Thun
derbolt Toll Station; BOZ, H Haupt.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all nautical information will
be furnished masters OF vessels free of charge
in United States photographic Office in the
Custom House. Captains are requested to call
81 the Office.
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,pgTvED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Steamship Inch marlo [Brl, -, Venice,
in ballast to master.
i, falIast-Master.
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TRIED TO STEAL A CLOCK.

Zone day when business was dull and
most of us were in the office, a lame beggar
woman came In on crutcnes. Nobody paid
much attention 70 her until we heard a
noise on the marble floor and found that
she had endeavored 10 carry off a marble
clock two feet square. 1t was too heavy
for her to handle, and use her crutches at
the same time, so she dropped the clock on
the floor.
But we often have evidences Of the De-
culiarities of human nature, other than those
displayed by burglars and sneak thieves.
One of the worst features Of bhis business is
assessing the value Of rings, etc., brought to
US by people who are not customers. IL il
one of the rules OF the house never to put
value on an article unless 1t has been bought
from u.s. The other day two ladies came IN
and wanted to know what large cluster
diamond ring. worn by one OF them, was
worth / saw at glance that it was a poor
imitation aud told them that the rules pro-
hibited me from making any valuations, as
the ring had not come from our house
Madame insisted, 50 finally said: Well,
that ring is worth probably $l0.' She got
mad and said l did not know anything
about precious stones, but l overheard her
say 10 her companion as she turned to go, L
didn't believe be would have given me an
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SPOKEN.

Schr Viola Reppard Anderson, from Bruins
wickfor Boston, sept 20, lat 34:04, lon 1855.
Arrived at quarantine-An unknown steam
chip
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
lark Drot [NoFl, Garston Dock.
MEMORANDA.

New YORK, Sept 23-Arrlvsd, schrs Mabel
| Thomas, Miller date RobInson). Fernandlna, IS
bound to New London (see MiscellanyJ; Jenn II
/ bergen, Hubbard, Tampa Agnes Manning
Solver Bull River; Thomas ward Lyman
Antwerp, Sept 22-Arived. bark Victoria
TNorl JorEensen, Savannah.
Cuxaaven, Sept 21-Passed, bark Sagltba
Nor. olsen, Hamburg for Savannah.
ttresnock, Sept 22-Sailed, barS Eastern
Light NorI, Biorklund, Mobile
Singroad Sept 2j-ArrIved, steamship
or ms IBr!, Port Royal via Dublin.
Liverpool, sept 23-Sslled, steamship norfolk
vi Lim a2H Sept 10 lD-salsd, bark Elvira
IiiSS e1p bort Sept 2S~saled. steamer Tudor
PIvm6utn. sept 22-Arrived, bark Sea [Norl,
Thorsen, Pensacola for Cacaeu.
Cane Race, NF. Sept 22-PaSsed, steamship
Phoenix [Brl, Pnilliskirk, FernAndina for Stet-
''' Boston Sept 23-Arrived, schrs Morris W
Child BecS ApAiac aioola; Adele Carleton,
Muproe and Hat.le Luce, rorrey, Charleston.
Baltimore, Sept 2S-Arrived, scnr Island City.
VoorhiS, Savannah.
Brunswick, ia, sept 26-ArriFeo; scnrS Lizzie
Chadwick, Clark, New York; Martha T Thomas,
smith, Portland; Alice Mcdonald, Dukeshlre,
beaufort, NC. sept Gs-Sailed. brig II B Rus-
sey Hodgdon Char .eston.
1feorgetown, SC. Sept 23-Arrived, schr
Hazard, Brewster, New York; John Cannon,
Harrison, Baltimore.
Key West, sept lS-Arrived. schr HollihOck,
Saunders, Bonacca.
l9th-Arrived, schr Louise Hastings. Albury,
PaScaRouIa.
9lst-Saiied, schr Golden Hind, Blatchford,
Matsnzss and Bonacca.
Norfolk Sept 23-At Smiths Island quarau-
tine Sept 22-Steamers Daybreak Brl, Morgan,
from Pensac la for London; Theresa Heymann
'Btl Perian, Pensacola via Key West Tor Dord-
recht both bound TO Lambert's Point).
New Bedford, Sept 23-Arrived, scnr Roger
Drury, Delay, Brunswick, Ga.
No0ska, Sept 2z-PasSed, schr Hattie O Luce
Torry Charleston for Weymouth
PENSACOLA, Sept 20-Arrived, schr Grace Bell,
Murk, New Orleans.
Cleared-Bark Johaune [Norl, Jensen, Buenos
Port Royal. Sc, Sept 23-Arrived, schrs John
Du Bgnon. Turner, Boston; VIM F Green &
Son, Barter, Boston.
Philadelphia, Sept 23-Arrived, schrs John G
Smith, NorOuy, Savannah; Harriet G Kerlin,
shaw, Savannah; Addie B Bacon, Haley,
Charleston.
Ceared-schrs Maggie Cain, Neves Kings
Ferry; Mabel Hooper, Hooper, Brunswick.
Delaware Break water, Sept 23-Sailed, schrs
Caroline Hall, Jacksonville for New YORK; Liz
BE Hal, Charleston for New York; Redwing,
Jacksonville for sea.
Portland, Me, Sept 23-Cleared, schr Florence
Randall, Bishop, Coosaw. SC, to load for New
York.
satils, Sept 2o-Arrived, schr Gertrude Alb
bolt, Powell, Philadelphia.
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375, DR. NJ l. Boyd 252, DR. Q Brandt; 537, DR.
7 Chisholm; 5O4, DIR H Cox; 1854. DR. Nj r
Dunn; IS, DR. w Ii Elliott; 402, DR. J D Martin /;
$50, DR. X @ Norton; 526 DR. b P Oliveros; s97,
Or W w Owens; 2S9. DR. George Fl Stone; 1855,
Dr. A w Wegefarth; 172, DR. J Weichselbaum
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PAINTS AND OILS.

old NEWsPAPERS-2OO TOR - centsa-
" Business Once Morning News
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

New York, Sept % - Sohr Mabel
Thomas date ROBINSON, Ferna1dina, at
this port, is bound to New London.
Sept 81 Capt Robinson Of Port Jefferson, aged
s.. died of aneuri5m of the heart, brought his
body to this port
Scnr Vhos a Ward Lyman. Port Royal, at
this port, is leaking 45O strokes per hour before
reported; was towed here by tug V AcCauIey,
HOlrnsted
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For the Tired Brain
From oyerexertion. Try it'd.
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AoR FoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-01-15
JAMAICA.

BY invitation OF the ". {. I. L. Mr..
Lucy L. Kellogg will give "a public report
Of the Worlds W. {. T. L. convention.
held in Boston last November, at the Bap-
tist church next Sunday evening at $3.50
O'Clock.
Peter :. Chase and wife Of Brat,leboro
are visiting here thi, week
Miss Nina Gleason gave birthday party
10 large number Of friend, at the Jamaica
House last week Friday evening.
Mrs. David Eddy and Willie Mitchell. who
have been i'll with the grip, are improving.
Madison Bradley is home for short
time.
+. Carpenter is TO have the care OF J. C..
Daggett this year.
The annual meeting OF the Baptist so
clety last Monday was adjourned one week.
j. O. Lanphear has rented or bought the
meat market at South Londonderry and
VIII take possession al once Mr. Lam
phear thoroughly understands how 10 run
a market in first class shape.
II is expected that Rev. Mr.. Earle Of
West Wardsboro will preach at the Baptist
church next Sunday evening al : o clock.
or directly after Mrs. Kellogg report ot
the convention.
Mrs. +. d. Mclean and her sister.
blanche Williams. are visiting in Gardner.
Mass.
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LACKS ONNII.1E


heHry I. 1oree died saturday from the
/ effect, of the grip.
/ Leola Putnam was given a surprise by
/ about - Of her friend, last Thursday even
f ing.
The many friends of Carrie Wilcox are
( glad 20 >ee her able 10 be- ont again.
\ leap year sl4irhride i BEING talked r,.
( by the fair ones. so they say Who'll h..
/ the lucky fellow this tiuie9
The school hos h.,-,,,, .....;.. -. H.. .
No : af,er ,,..l.s -.
lape school i closed to- ,,,,l. 80, -,
{ Of the illness of tb. ,esci,ar
c-i.-..,,,.,,..
-, ~ y ~
H' flows are Ye' rhlpprnng ia The Tor
e,ls' ana soon me robins Will crpak in the
Sie"'
Our winter iu December lasted Just "a
week and 80 far in January in is struggle
10 get on runners al all.
tn. tim. for paving tsN,-, 10 the fov-u
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GUILFORD.

Mr.. Sharp will preach in the Congrega
tiOnal church next Sunday at 1890 A. NJ
and 80 2. NJ. Mr.. G.. Ernest Chamber
lain of Mt. Hernon will assist the music
with his violin.
Mrs. Sanford Smith went to Camden
n. j., last Friday on account of the in.
ness Of Mr.. Smith in that place.
As L. Wiley and daughter were return
ing from Brattleboro Tuesday, one side OF
the sleigh shaft became detached. Brighten.
ing the horse, which ran to the village.
taking refuge under the hotel she'd Mr..
Wiley and daughter We're thrown out. the
latter receiving sprained ankle.
Mr. Elwel Ingram is quite low with con-
sumption.
Mr.. Markham and niece, Miss Cotton.
the whistler, will favor the place with a
concert Saturday evening. Jan. Ii, in the
Congregational church.
Mrs. c. b, Lamson is spending a few
days with friends at the Mortified train
ing school for young women in Mortified.
Mass.
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W. \. Cole dressed a pig = months
old that weighed 4O7. pounds.
Local tobacco growers shipped their last
years crop, which was a large one. last
week.
The young people have in contemplation
a leap-year ball.
The school in district No. closed last
week, Oh account Of the sickness of scLol-
ars, but began again last Monday.
Mrs. \. b. Hewett is quite in.
The sick list is still long one. 4. W.
Abbott, his wife and mother-in-law are
quite i'll, as also are several members of
Rev. II. NJ Douglas family. Mr.. Chas.
Booth is still in bed with the grip.
DIR. Geo. A. Wheat is taking for time
the practice Of DR.. Foster, who is housed.
DR.. Munger has made a practice. since
the prevalence Of grip here, Of watching
among his patients, only allowing himself
four hours each night for sleep.
The funeral Of NJ. II. Gale wa, held al
the Baptist church on Monday afternoon
His illness covered less than a week and
was Of the pneumonia type His wife and
youngest daughter, Myrtle. were not able
10 attend. Members of the Col. Green
wood post We're in attendance and Rev. H.
NJ. Douglas Otiiciated.
The absent children OF Lyman W. Mil
Ter were sent for on Saturday when it was
found that pneumonia had developed in
Mr.. Miller's case. Homer b.. Of North
ampton, Mass, reached here that evening
on the 1890 train. Nellie A., a trained
nurse of Lee, Mass, reached South Vernon
on the sunday morning train and from
there got carriage conveyance home where
she arrived about 10 A. NJ. ON Monday
Samuel W. arrived from Boston. where he
Is attending the Massachusetts Law school.
There was no rallying in Mr.. Millers CON
dltlon' and life was gone al half past ten
on Tuesday evening, so rapidly does grip
destroy. A wife and four children survive
him. The funeral will be held at the house
on "Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Miller had
been for years a member of the Congrega-
tional church and his age was I'll wears.
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on the place where he died since ls3>. He
was a most estimable man. respected by
all. He has been quite feeble for a long
time. and has been very tenderly cared for
by bis daughter, Miss Helen Shattuck The
funeral took place at the Baptist church on
Thursday, Beys Meacham and Smith Off
ciatinr.
Rev. &. II. Smith being in attendance AT
"a funeral in Newfane Sunday morning the
people Of the Congregational church at
tended service at the Baptist church
\. 4. Blood's family have moved into
the Hobroob house.
Ia grippe seems 90 rage worse than ever
this week. showing preference for the
men. Among it, victims are ". II. Hol-
land 4. ". Cutler. NJ VI. Martin and :
II. Wi-weu
The concert MONDAY .v.nin. hy 4. j.
NaNLam and Nil, Neua Cotton drew a
GOO listed audience. who greatly enjoyed
M. NaXham popular song, and Nj, Col
tom unique vhi>,lu- f-ais.
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Maj. L. K. Campbell OF Washington.
ID. C.. son of Mrs. William Thompson of
this village, has been detailed a president
OF the brigade board of examination Mai.
Campbell served in the war Of the rebellion
as soldier from this town. and by steady
adherence to the path Of duty has arrived
al his present position Of trust.
Daniel Buxton was taken worse We'd
nesday, and his case seems almost hopeless.
The ladies OF the Baptist society will
hold their next social Jan. y. afternoon
and evening, with Mrs. +. \. Cudworth.
All are cordially invited.
Rev. O. p. Fuller had the misfortune TO
cut one knee with a shave Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. Alonzo Shattuck Of Orange. Mass.
is in town.
The high water of "Wednesday carried out
the ice in the river, moving about one-half
OF the new bridge opposite the pulp mill
down stream about 10 feet As soon as
the water subsidies it will be replaced.
The installation Of officers at the Grand
Army hall last Friday evening passed of
very pleasantly, after which a bountiful re-
past was served by the ladies.
Mrs. John Clark, who died at her home
in Chester was a native of this town and
her remains We're brought to Thompson
burg for burial. Funeral services were
held there Thursday at l o'clock 2. NJ.
Miss Maria Cudworth returned to her
home in Brattleboro Wednesday after a
week spent with friends here.
Work at the pulp mill was resumed
Thursday.
On the evening Of the installation as
Mrs. +. w. Melendy wa, leaving the
kitchen of c. ID. Farnum, where she had
been 10 look after the interest of the sun
per, by mistake she opened the door lead
ing TO the cellar and was thrown down a
winding stair, striking her head on a rag
ged stone at the bottom, cutting a severe
cash. With rare presence of mind she
succeeded in gaining the top, only notify
ing Mrs. j. W. Melendy and daughter OF
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WEST WARDsROpO

Our village school is having a vacation
while the teacher goes home TO care for
her sick mother and brother
Messrs. Levi and Merritt Hammond of
Mount Holly have been visiting at d. 4.
Hammond's.
d. II. Eager's funeral was held AT the
church last week Thursday. A oood
number came out Notwithstanding that so
many are sick. Mrs. Eager is tb0uabt ~
be gaining, but very slowly. Arthur Faper
arrived from Aurora, H., Saturday nigbt
some from here attended the funeral of
Eoenezer Allen at Bucketyille Tuesday.
\ few new ones are on the sick list
among them Mrs. NJ. ;. Haskins and Mrs,
l.. BlOdgett.
D, NJ. Benson is moving into f. l.
Blodgett's house in the village.
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GREEN RIVER

4. u. ,Hoal'ey., grand exhibition uf
paintings and lecture a. the church Tues
day evening Was BOT largely attended ou
a'coun, OF The storm but was pronounced
. by those pre~en, go boz the best entertain
meni Of the Kind ever seen in Green River.
4. j. MaNHam ami NJ, Cotton gave u,
musical entertainment, Dec. - The
evening bein. stormy the audience wa, not
large but all were so well pleased that they
voted 10 have them come again. and we
are glad 20 learn they viii give musical
entertainment AZ the church jon Green
River next Monday evening.
DR.. Fuller is very busy attending the
sick but most Of his patients arr doing
well
serie, OF six daure, will be- given at
Union hail, The first being this. Friday.
evening.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-01-15

Mrs. Carrie Chase. Mrs. Carrie Wheeler
and Christine are on the gain.
The aged father Of William LOOMS is
very low.
Mrs II. " Xix. after short struggle
with the grip. passed quietly away early
Tuesday morning She had been in poor
health for a number Of years and her ad-
yanced age. little over ~ years. made il
impossible for her to battle long with the
disease. She was lifelong resident Of this
town. her first husband being David Chase.
by whom she had three sons. Bradley. sgd
ney and Samuel. all of whom are now liy-
Ing. Some 40 years ago she became the
wife ot II. y. HIN. who survives her.
The only child Of this marriage. son.
died just as De- was yerging into young
manhood. Nr, Hix was Of a quiet. retir-
ing disposition and her Joss viii De deeply
felt by her husband. who ha, the sympathy
of ali.
Arthur Chase and wife are helping care
for ta-ir grandfather
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EAST DOVER

Edward Howe died "Wednesday morning
after a short illness with pneumonia Hi,
daughter Mrs. }. W. Thurber Of Brattle-
OoIo. has been caring for him during his
SICKNESS. His youngest son moved TO
Wilmington only a few week, ago 10 4
farm purchased Of Francis Smith.
Miss Winnie Sherman finishes her school
this week in district No (. There Is 80
much sickness in the schools that they do
not all finish at the same time.
William Whitaker thinks Of moving TO
Massachusetts this winter. He sold his
farm in Wilmington last fall and moved 10
this village last October.
We have our full share Of the grip vista
ton
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:. g. shepard. wife and daughter. Mrs.
Deacon Joseph Morse Mrs. Deacon f. NJ.
>tratton Mr.. Alfred Williams. Mrs. Alvin
Bruce, Miss sally Bruce. Miss Louise
Bruce and Mr.. W. +. Bruce. Mis-,
Mary II. CAlvinJ Morse. Mr.. Harlow Sparks
and son, Mrs. Eliot Sparks. Mr.. Cullen
Lamson and several members OF Henry
Collins family are all victims Of the grip.
l.. b. Lamson left last week for visit
to Springfield, Mass.
y b. Perry, who has been in Rochester.
y. Y, for several weeks. returned last
week.
The rain on last Wednesday gave our
sleighing a black eye.
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There is sickness in nearly every family
in this vicinity. Some are i'll with bad
colds, others with the grip. Morton Pratt
was sick with pneumonia. but is now much
better. Thomas Reeds family have all
been sick and some under the care Of a
physician. Mrs. Deacon Pratt. Mrs. Good
ale, and Harry Miller have been quite i'll.
DIR. Miller Of Brattleboro visited several
families here on Tuesday. DR.. Webster is
attending Mrs. John Evans, who is aged
and auite sick.