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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
II. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
TOWER hL'k-
ROOMS SANDS

FoR SALE HorsES AND LOTS
nns modem rins,-r-srn house Ga Terrace
ssrnss. east fssntssc. Owned 10 non -rs~sfenf +;
mitst sell q basgsin- sis-s burt-sn ave-
uur. eight rscrls crdGef lest One 90 S-.ash
I-sfsy~t,~s vath furnace, bath sod all nss-se,s
IfnYrosem-hfs. siac .n bsnner sssE1r twelve
rs-sms eornnr lni ess-i barn, bargain ons
on enirs' asenas- ons 90 fsrfr avrrsn. "a
North Prospect. ots' .s.<,. os.s ca ks<-s.
Ari avenue Alsa t~o hoass~ ga Gssat-r sts~-rs
"a sxehanre for touss and ls.i eesstr.ili l.oat~d
Two housa- On ta-s strss-s- ttssrs on kalknsAxoo
asense fer sale sochSass.
FARMS FOR SALf OK ENGHa>GH
10 acre In Tezts1ass tssnsbia. a ft.s sso~k
fsrs, sesl .lss hssu isrs~ barr .rsi hons I.
Ia acres ANA rossd. balance bs-ch maple, slsn
aah ash iAsassr, for sale 90 sscasssrp fuF crty
Property.
lsn scr,. twelve miles srosi ossY. one 20 The
trst sts<k ur dsiry farms the state unii
~airrs-t with sisfiu. hr..ssk too god orchards
80 farm t~o sos-i hsusss. good bsfts ana sirsi
cls>s sfll
oiso - serrs an vnii.~ frcrr city. god bald
ing- good orchard aud god Lard
/ have also number 80 frs gsssas - Garden
lands near the eity ranging fSuSn i've 10 fofty
acre.
have ioss In all parts q tia city Ia sall .aa
exrhang~.
Houss< - rnt-
Money to loan On good real estate s~-urs,,
" pHsplfA
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GRAND RAPIDS LAND
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
q AND 81 woNDERLy, Auunusc.

Fhss farms N i>saessw ss~nss sssr 60
si.ss. I. s1sh.sss ~ ess pss<sss al -
xst sesss ss<.< ts.st@er fs~- szsd sSsax H. is~ds
fsn essssy ~ god hcuse and kst
~ ecess II rs-s-lsss tasEts-S. sk44<.s1lax ss
psns ash. Lcsnier4 ara e~dar s<t&u-s I'D ~ L.
MAJ, Dsss Sxsitssd fsf sale shc~p
nsn eNs . ssSsrAAn Ia assn y>sa la<.k ssses
oaf use. ~tssrh u sixe t<~s a. tie eta.
oss-ha1 snsep~s IN hrsi-s l~.s plat os ~ k~ss
tof sale 81 harxsis~ Here - = Si.aDos ~
doee.ie yeos Nsonss N q short tkase.
ssste~ ~ rsssa.s ks is.as.k -rsess. nusnksssrs
nsss&sfasn AID s.tknfp i.sss stSsof ssasf
tason for rr1t fssorafls ternas
We are showing . nns isss - f.sass ka ssSs
cash "a .sss ssEfss. ssa sssszse tss eSskAass 49,
u 800 have ssyshfAe Ia shs zeal sss~s~ lss-
Ia. s3is "a eaehsnss. lssi Al sstA ~ tAs Saa<k
s.la.
bsess and seven ioss az s.rsnas4lls Gw ssls
as rzfhAnEe q s.F4s-.rts.
rns EostnssncE Tfo.-.rfs Or k~ss ss~sdeuc~
part II esty With eli uss-ssrt esDs.ns.ns-s~ ss.r
sale al sres, bArs.st- VA tAAs god vacant
la ss part I.syncnt
isl fess fsosfsSe Nest Bu1re ssr-rs near
htseklxS. s1ssseis fss ss.,rss ~ hat a b.s t..s-
ssln
We ere assuss hsr thu hcii~ philo saassss<
insst ssbartsH ssss IA the cssy eac~slest Usass
nv. minute street car service the pear rss1Da .
es--i s~srshoFs.s.s-d i.ss hsh sisl,sIy sad i~vs
IN rspsdls growing PAR g etsy. y e are szlisx.s
thess 81 tafsatns. SaSsAfss. bAksAIAH- Gel
sRd s-s-
We have q cheap lot GO North l-assv~sss
street. ss.rnef III fstrbsaks a batsa y fus oAsG
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15

On "Wednesday April ~. tho &. aW
" raIsay vill run the first train - tho
.ssas.fi e. ottawa Beach. leaving Grand
Rapids az : - . ~ and leaving the
Reach si~pu, g. " tnund ,rp Fac
sl Tbs ~ili gave an opportunity :" N
speo' cottages and attend to suf Il fepaits
a. MAJ be usecv@afs
t.ruHaF Dsii.xFN.
tsensfsi Passenger Agent
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MUST BE SOLD.

On account OF the death Of owner.
A splendid STRAIN. full roller process Touring
mill capacity rs barrels per - hours In excel.
lent condition; running T,roftably now. Fuel
wood per cord $50; city Of 3,0n. sixty miles
from Detroit. Originally rost f2S.um; will sell
at great sacrifice; rare chance. HuSTLEy, LA
Bull block, Detroit.
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FACTORY FOR RENT.

The four story and high basement brick fac
tory building, 0xl00 feet nov occupied by
Grand Rapids Felt Boot Company, with water
power, steam pOweT, elevator, main shaffinG,
on Mill street. immediately south II Bissell
Carpet Sweeper Company size 81 lot i0ni9
possession Nay !. ANTON q. HopENPYL,
Elmo The Michigan Trust Company.
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LEGAL.

IDROBATE ORDER State Of Michigan. coun-
l ~ Of Kent. sat- n session of the Probate
Court for said county al Kent. held At the Pro
bate office. in the ei'y Of Grand Rapids. ON the
18Th day ~ April, IN the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety thru.
Present. Cyrus 4. Perkins Judge Of Probate.
In the matter of the estate q
SARAH p ARMRRU STER, deceased.
Charles X. Armbru-t-r. having fl-d in this
court his petition praying that the sdrninistra-
ton ~ said estate may b" granted Tn Frank ".
York.
IL - ordered that Monday. the sth day ~ May
tssgi. =, 10 "a clock ia tho forenoon at aid pro
bate oAce. be appointed for hearing said
petition
And ~ h further ordered that \ ~ory 81 this
ORDER b. published three successive weeks pre-
,iou. =" said da{ - hearing, IN the nrspd Rap
ids Herald. daily newspaper printed and cir
CYRUS T. PERKINS.
a true coyy,l Judge OF Probate. =
HAREf u. jewell, Register. sat MAY
DRoBATE ORDER State ~ Michigan. coun.
! rot kent--s. At serSion ~ the pro-
probate office, in tho city II brand Rapids. on
tn. ais, day 81 March. In the year one thou.
sand e,Eh, hundred and ninety three.
Pr~.est. Cyrus T. Perkins. jasise of probate.
ia the matter .f the estate II
CHARLES ". GROCER. minor
william j. stuart. guardian "a said minor.
having rendered. To this court has seventh
snnnsl account
/, j. ordered tina, Monday. N. i7,h da, ~
April. t~ti, AZ " O'Clock IN the forenoon at
said prpbass c<fire. be srpo,n,ssi for the or.
animation and aiios.n ~ aid account
Md ~ T. further ordered. That a ropy 81 this
order - published two suces-~ive s.eka rr~-
vtoue 20 ~sid day 20 hearing 10, the Grand Rsr-
ITS Nersid dailJ nov papeH printci and err
culsting ~ said coan'r ~ knni
CYRUS T. PERKINS
fAtrv. copyl JssssFe of Probate.
H.RN ID JEshit, Register sat apr IS
lDkoutTE ORDER STATE 80 Michigan
j t.sunty - kent. ~ session 90 tho
probate court for s=ii eountr ~ h~ut held ~
ne probate oser. IN 'he ci'y ~ ',r.nd RAPID
srd The sth dsy - hpfii. IN the ,~sr une
ibeassnd eight hundred Al ~ NINETY three
Present, Gyra- v Perkins f,d.re ~ froha.a
IL ths rsstt~s n 'he stats ~
MARY \ GRANGER decreased.
Margaret su,,ef. eseru'rts - The isst vili
.rt Sees y.snt 20 sid de~es..tt hssi.s rendered
=. 'his eaors h~r NAL standardization account
n :. ordered. that Frttst the sh a.y Nay
I.si ~ Ten - els~s ~ ~. farvns-.. - .si,i p,o
ha,s ,sfses. - syt-,iats.i 80 the ~ssmihs tins
sol sil.,e.ps~ II said sessssgt
And - y farther ofsiaF~si ,As, . ~opv - ,his
.rtiss - rsstslsrh~-' sbr~@ .utse@.g.~ ~~es. ~
t.sss - s.sa A, a hsaras ~ tha l's.na Kap
isfs uesaiA HatlE nsvsf.at~' rtia,r-i .ni ear
enisuss ia SD esastg 4 k~rf
CYRUS y ffRkfNs
4 tsrs s-ff ists~ - Probate
nssrs q Jr~sft. sssistsf al at >
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AssIGYEE.s NOTICE.

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LYON SALE oE hAtaSNGk IeaS ssa le'.
= SA tnsseas ssraaa Inquire - pscsnssss.
I.pk sALf HssusA ~. Ia slssh sseuss. f.s
tSess issDis AMI NV ssss sss~,'is TIN y
h@aay ssr fsiNss5 1 ese s..ii Il fus q ss1
,iss.,.va-s.,ss slias essi fFupt -r~.s, cit, ssd
eastern satss SD Lawn; torsAcsi al heat
TIER sfe e4sbt ss-sas "A the As'ts-e Large t.<t
~lA ba, NJ ~ has, street. hsss.en
Wealthy sssDes stis tserrs strssst tals ko4ss
70 ns~. f'.os.s, h@s Ga and gas ns,sr~s. crate
aRi hath Enishesi hsrd~sssa. large oeilsf /;
lat tsi-e II "a is scss cssmfs.rs aide hon.. asa
Viii bar tnss,orfis,a ali al fooIas , Abd "
v idssieomt s''l,iains. sna srsli he pleased Ia
shos tsssn- ,hsrles u A~resr. ~
l'oR SALE ns4as ne~ messrn house. NJ.
j lsa SAITH tsion, sr,seea berry and
Wealthy. Ieau,fe ct lG ssu,A tI,aa ss L.
s~afthos', Trust Co baaidizs tel phone "a
T. ms
N'HN KIM. when Yea esn sr, home 20
w yoaT own. >ctcrs' cottage Tor sale "a
monthly pasIBents. Also bots iB fiffa aud
~s'fih ward near The fsc'"fiss IN ieas tine
Lumber furnished. ,.sas A. Coat - lead
street. -
Ahaif sale y b~-,se' than
NJ 50 sSsI ST. Eeuss aud tx iar ssis /
kh Sh hststh Ger ray bali ssA ssd ,hs
ISts stf
I Dpk At THIS We Der ~ ls.ts on cssrBrf
at i0useftaan strost fof 81 40. worta 81 81
a. three hc.ss,s can b. built "a same d.
Mckee sS'ns. = hounse street is
&-En For a new six-r..rs hca-s v~.t eide,
VssIN nssr svssntl.. stssse foanh.isos. tail
lot easy terms. korsa !, Tower bloek -
L>oR saLE->o. Is Harn.tf street. lot MIX
i fe.s, seven room house and barn ell f,,r 81
%a ,harlss t. Mercer. wsddsooanb oailding
lhoD. Nj
VfNOI want senre bne bu,ldiEg lots. 81 az you
have anything that sou want ~ sell
change IN the line 81 real state give me . traal
- listing pour property siih me.
WILLARD X GRlttIrHS,
No Canal street III
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- spfs ~ fhe ts-sf iaarairsf tft,res tas
80 east sf,is - sasi slrrt n tts.re- t,is
ssfaf-- so iryrnff-si@a s'r-ck 80 - bought
,enst ~ ssia before Ma ia inaaiFs - va.
d-ss hu.sstias u
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tsfzftFs shat ! sAsfl rr4 MS saiss, .ra
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tte sfff To- tessoas sh, A~strs So rstrshss~
feil faffheuissa sttf - sisrn ,f.Eitcs fissn
H. taesrls esiftass N--eA - ~ rlf ! sstsssn
tassarss .ra ~fii sss. - 60 ristt -. tft
usssss an ~. sasa ~ 49, srt $3.50 80
.pet IN Asss,d hsfAts Aa5Fssa T. flss
asa a.. saf
t.tfs AL NJ eFftFr stsfe - f7rritsss "a
ssss<s-iisse~.ss< fsrss-~hs-ia rtasts -
tf--~ ssssi $50 - isssssrs - Hfsra .ei .f--.s
stsaes- t.--ss.. afsa ~ - ts ssff-zsa sts.s-f
sss-~ ~. kss-s ssssss fsssa - sfra-
~ ss..ss a go itssts. So h~siti-s- sfss
81 s.e.l- q tsssss -sa -uii ssef.as~ 80
ssks. r~sesst issfA ~ ~ $500 go
r4fest mel
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WANfEN- - Bkft n sNoS Iti>k MASON,
w - tie b.li1-rs Sni IFaAefs tssharse
los stssds @sifA auElas ths uaiidls.s ssass,n-
Apply al once. isu
NANlfp ishhfsi gentleman 0r ladt Z"
w sist IA snscs. lo-it4lsu Gstuis is'Si
fsl~ay fsrs besaUcfss hs.fr " ga. asss'si. th-
G rtrrrnet sud -lf -asisit fsssd siaf---i ga
4 hleasu. III.
M AMID 81 once flft5 solauasi ishsrVrs
" ATiay az Vi Wil - the tsNissufs Plaster
sni stue-o q TuI'alss ~ t,fsrds ale Il
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GpfLW FOR UMY ,o,y, Clan an


bottle or , Tor o. DrrrrNIuALrR' :
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Lsok SALE oE kAtaAN0k Ioas< sse ies
y so5 Cssseat ssraaa Inquire 80 pscmssss
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HELe WANTED FEMA. e

NAMED \ s,eoai esa in..l dtatsl,, AZ
w 20 South l-siag elite stfs,'i. =
M tNfED Achaish,tfnsli ss.i dlnln.. 81, on
w .tri al The hlcAlgs. H.a~.. ~
"a>Iib so.sd cook and lauudfe-- az
w II North fios.cci sff,et. Arils "a orce.
-
WANTkD ~ once otri fof general house
W WORK Ai'if - Z. h. e,k Hetald e'ice-
istf
N'ANIt Eli sirl lot general hous-NUrs
w Apply - once T. NJ. 80 Pare aVenti~. ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-30
LYNDONVILLE,

Jack Aulis and Rufus Young are both
still very low and not much hope of their
recovery is given,
Sugar-makers have been getting the
first run during the past few days Mr..
Shonyo had $500 trees tapped last week.
j. b. Lyon continues to improve the
inside appearance Of his barber shop.
He is now getting things ready for a
third chair.
{. S. LeBourveau, Jr., has gone to
Michigan to attend to the interests of a
lumber firm Of which he has lately been
elected president
Mrs. H. f. Folsom has resigned from
the board of school directors, and has
thus deprived Vermont OF her only female
school director The seectmen have
appointed Prot. ]. b. Ham to fill the
vacancy.
The annual meeting Of the Lyndonvilc
Silver Cornct band was held last Satur-
day evening and these officers were elect
ed Manager, y. G. Morrison assistant
manager H. c. Wilson, leader, H. c
Wilson assistant leader, Z. ]. Sawyer
secretary and treasurer, f. NJ. Campbell
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-30
NORTH DANYILLE.

Geo. r. Drew is at home for a short
visit.
Almont Netherlands little child is
quite sick
Fred Gadipee carries on 0. H. Stevens
large sugar place.
Quite a lot Of business is being done at
the saw mill these days.
Miss Bertha Weeks is visiting friends
and relatives IN St. Johnsbury.
Mrs, Geo. X. Drew has returned from
visit to her son in the West.
B. F. Badger is to carry on |. w.
Shaw's sugar orchard this season.
Mrs. w. c. Heath has been quite sick
for few days past, but is now conval-
cscent,
The W. c. 7. U. will give a sugar party
at +, 6. Stanton's Wednesday evening,
April 8.
c. E. Green has moved back to this
place, and Mrs. Green will keep house
Tor her brother, Geo Varney.
Mrs. Stephen Eastman and grand
daughter, Miss Helen Wakefield, Of
LyndonyJIe, are visiting at Geo. Varneys
Rev ]. X. Frankin's three children o.
West Derby, who have been visiting
relatives in this place, returned to Their
home Tuesday OF this week.
L. n. Tlden has recently purchased o
/ the Vermont Farm Machine Company
OF Bellows Falls, Vt, Cooley creamery
and sugar evaporator, and +. \. il
now barking for sap to run.
There was considerable excitemen
about here one day last week when j
was announced that bear tracks haC
been seen within iew ales Of this vii
lage. Some half dozen OF the braves
men shoudcrld their firearms and start
cd in pursuit of bruin, only to find tina
the tracks were those OF a dog owned b.
| IOhu /. Smith.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-30
THE TOWNS AROUND
RARNET.

BA KNEi -
,,..oo. appear to be the proper mode
i travel os !, town one day
asst week n...ho,L has zone to
aston M' on a visit A ..od se,l;no
j. G''a's for Portland firm
A.'o' w. Hoyt has sold his meadow
Cyrus s her Lang of Monroe
arm y ~ :, ongblin is agent for the manu-
+ n'" Of the Columbia bicycle
a[ I.nn Lang has finished his JOB OF erect ,,I'
JoIihn L buiIding for the bottlng works
NJ ~, '.' i, c. Worth has been DANGEROUS
i. g .gS. b, reported out OF danger
y 'N'' .t Mum wcnt!to Boston Monday,
tfllSI he v, will work at his trade OF steam
N'"'s Hattie King of Lowell is visiting
ME- .h -" and mother, Mr.. and Mrs e.
Smith. ,1o.d,y;ck who has
Na' ,I.;siting his uncle, K. M. Johnson,
has returned home e.
"' ~. Soners has returned from
=, O. t,,yr where he has been at school
S Ssy;as +bc T past two months,
"" ~. II Hazcton has purchased pair
l ~, Western horses, and will now be
o. ' ~, to visit his patients III the
Greatest Greatest possible haste
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-30
EAsr cnNcnRn ANn VICINITY.

Eugene Moultou has commenced his
labors with John Dawson Of Lunen-
burg.
The long and successful winter o lum-
0Uug IS nearly done away with in this
part oi the community
Elw. Fusom, formerly OF this place,
WHO has been IN Kansas about eleven
years runniu. q freight engine is at
home on a slJr, Visit with his mother,
Mrs Horatio Nichols.
James Morse OF Guldhall, formerly of
tins place lost valuable horse one day
las, week by It's getting it's hind loot
yerhc halter and being so badly cut
aooutUs taroa, that they were obliged
to dismtcht
Charles GoodaIe, who has been driv-
mgaiow horse team Tor {. ID. Root this
winter ACCIDENTALLY rolled log ON his leg
on iht mlI pond last Thursday and
Or9se both bones between the knee and
"D0t. HE limb was well set bv the
new doctor of Lunenburg. The friends
u MI Goodac Clipped in aud gave him
o95TeI OF -four as he has quite a large
family to support.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-30
Application for License.
ELIZABETH BURT'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT Caledonia District, IS
In Probate court, held at the Probate office
in st. Johnsbury, on the 27th day of March,
A. D. 1898.
Charles A. Harris. administrator" de bonis
non" upon the estate of Elizabeth Burt, late
of Burke, in said district, deceased. makes
application to said court for an order to dis
tribute the distributive share of Richard
o. Neal, one OF the heirs of said deceased, to
his lineal heirs if such there be, otherwise
to the heirs of the said Elizabeth Burt
deceased representing to said court that the
said Richard o. Neal, hath been absent and
unheard from for more than fifteen years,
five years of which time has bee. since the
death OF the said Elizabeth Burt
Whereupon, it is ordered by said court
that said application come under considera-
ton and be heard on the 5tlf day of April
A. d. 1898. at the Probate office in st. Johns
bury, and il is further ordered, that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publica,,
ton of notice of this application and
order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Caedonian newspaper printed at st.
Johnsbury, before said time of hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place, and
if they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court, Attest:
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-30
LENENRTRG.

Several from this town are Intending
to take in the Worlds Fair,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Spauldng were
in town last Friday afternoon
The Methodists gave their entertain
ment on Wednesday evening OF TINS
week
There is a report that Lorenzo Brown
OF this town will purchase the Cutting
store.
Charles Downer has been quite sick for
several weeks, but is now somewhat
better.
Rev, Mr.. Blackburn of Ware, Mass,
preached in the Congregational church
on Sunday, March 10.
Dr. Hidreth thinks that one more day
will finish moving the museum specimens
from here to Bethlehem.
The Methodist circle met with Mrs.
Ransom Smith and the Congregational
circle met at Frank Warrens'
Mrs. Henry Warren entertained few
of her friends at tea last Tuesday after
noon; Jolly time was the result.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-30
LYNDON CENTER.

Johnson Quimby Of Oregon is visiting
relatives in town.
The Christian Association at the Insti-
tute give reception to the students
next Monday evening.
G. T. Dresser, who went some time
ago to visit his daughter in Stratford,
n. H., has been very sick and it is feared
that he may never again see the town Of
Lyndon.
AT the annual school meeting held last
Tuesday evening full board of officers
were elected, namely: Moderator. X. H.
Rice; clerk and treasurer, E. II. Kinds !;
prudential committee, r. II. Rice; col
lector +. J. Qulmby; auditors, E. M.
Campbell, {. b. Bigclow, c. K. Hubbard.
The district has 500 in the treasury,
and it was voted to deposit this amount
in the Lyndon Savings bank in the name
of the treasurer OF district No. 6.
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sleigh struck a snag, overturned and
frightened the horse, which ran, drag
ging Matt. in the mud some ten rods,
breaking both shafts of the sleigh. He
held on to the horse and stopped him at
last.
A narrow escape from what might
have been a serious accident occurred at
the railroad crossing below A. ], Mills
on Friday last ]. X. Lows team, load
ed with meal, was coming from the
south and just before reaching the cross
ing, which rises with steep grade and
was quite bare of snow, the driver
hurried his team, when lust as the horses
were on the track, the sled stuck and
the horses could not start it, At the
same time a whistle sounded for an APP
preaching train, and the team could not
move BY turning the horses and break
the pole, they just escaped by only few
inches as the train rushed past.
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EAST HARDMICK.

b. b. characterized Saturday, the 25th'
A. |. Cummings lett Monday for
Springfield, Mass
Miss Alice Hancock is spending her
vacation at home.
A. B. Hunt of Lebanon, n H., is IN
town assisting his father IN moving TO
Waterbury.
Mrs. Thompson is engaged to teach the
higher department OF the village school
and Miss Carrie Smith,..l Hardwick the
primary.
Mrs. William Hyde was called to
Greensboro Tuesday morning ON account
OF the sickness and death OF her brother,
Henry Laid.
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GREENSBORO.

Mr.. Wilcox, an aged resident OF the
northern part of the town, was buried
ore Saturday last
Mrs. Alden Perru's parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. Pcttee, OF Cambridge, are moving
into Mrs Duuu's house.
Miss Frank Rabbit goes TO Massaohu-
sets this week, to visit her brother, l..
F. Babbitt, a Northampton.
On account OF uulayorablc weather tine
lecture by Mr.. Guild which was 70 have
been given on Thursday evening has
been indefinitely postponed,
The Sons of Temperance gave an en-
tcrtanmcut at iazcu's Hall on Monday
evening, consisting OF music, recitauons
etc. and farce entitled Pumpkin
Ridge after which a sugar party was
held and the audience were treated to
sugar on snow.
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WEST CONC0RD.

oyyrNcer Howard has opened the poor
mouse a, Concord Corner.
Darwin Owen and wife have gone to
NV'puen Mass, to work on farm.
u several from this place attended the
G NGyi term OF the Essex county court at
Ou'IdhaIl last week.
Frank n Hicks, assistant station agent
a. parton, was in town over Sunday,
SS'JbPpIIS with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
FARMERS are getting ready for sugar
, ms 'uo are hoping to have a good sea
m rY~, az the sugar crop is one of their
"oSl important crops.
ns J,p 9 FRYE has been at Gallups Mill the
p@I ~ lew days trying to dispose of part
o n, "S goods Jimmy is bound to close
S", Dnal stock OF goods and go out of
Na M9eTt Adams, son of John Adams of
laot concord, died at Bartlett, N. H.,
onn sunday night after an illness of only
bon week His remains were brought
bel %'' On Monday, and the funeral was
Tne., from the home of his father on
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WEST BURKE.

v.rv few that have tapped any part OF
,b, ,l'. sugar orchards this way
r.ocbcrs examination here Tuesday
"WEDNESDAY. twas very well attend
al 'I' heinz about twenty-five candidates,
for license
Mrs. D. R. Dcnsmore's brothers wife
,irs 5 { Wellington from Lancaster,
%H. with two Of her sons, has been on
a visit to her -
Sill are drawing logs to the mil'
III t1e village. There is by far the
i +" amount there has been drawn
Iorycms 0not ever
nh. question that is all absorbing has
i,.r Mia, the school districts who were
W ~ Unfortunate as to have a surplus OF
moaeq over and above thcirdebts should
d. wit1it.and such districts as on Tues
day nieh. voted a disposition OF these
money. are still asking was it legalf