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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

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tOtloHlug IS the programme IOt tne
9Th Annual Session Of the Farmers
Institute to be held in the Court House,
Tuesday and Wednesday, January ., and
10, 1894
TUESDAY FORENOON.
Call to order al 10. Adjourn at II.
l. Organization
9 Introduction Of strangers.
,. Farmers Organizations and What
They Have Accomplished, Henry J..
Hoffman, Husband, Pa.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Call to order at I:S0 Adjourn at f.3O.
1. Queries.
. Keeping Boys 0n the Farm, Dallas
J. Fike, Elk Lick, Pa.
5. Creating aud Maintaining Fertility of
Soils. Hon. Thos. J. Eige, Sec. State
BOsrd of Agriculture, followed by D. B.
Williams, Walnut, Pa.
TUESDAY EVENING.
Call to order at 6.30 Adjourn at9
1. Queries.
>. Pleasures Of Farm Liie."-Mrs. Jennie
Brugh, Trent, Pa.
3. Agriculture at the Worlds Fair
Hon. John A. Woodward, Howard, Pa.
WEDNESDAY FORENOON.
Call 10 order at 9. Adjourn at -
/. Queries.
, The Heritage Of Young FaEmers,"-
Prof. J. NJ. Berkey, Berlin, Pa.
3. sheep Husbandry, "A. C. Scissor,
La Plume. Pa.
1. That Road Question Again" III. D.
Moore, New Lexington, Pa.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Call TO oTder At g;s0 Adjourn at4S0.
/. Qaeries
2. Does Farming Pay f'-Hon. ]. II.
Lands, Window, Ps.
,. "Woman's Influence in the House.
Mrs. Emma Knepper, Berlin Pa.
4. Wheat and Clover in Rotation -
J. II. Watres. Prof of Agriculture, State
College, Pa.
wEDSEsDAr EVENING.
Call 10 order at $50. Adjourn at g.
/. Qaeries.
p Keeping the Girls 0n the Farm
Miss Sadie Engle, Elk Lick. Pa.
3. Farmers and What Affects Them,'-
WIN. II. II. Baker, New Lexington, Pa.
4 The Farmer, the Nations Greatest
Factor, Hon. Geo. HOPwOod, Uhion-
town. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Robert Ebden and Harry Alber two Eng
lish miners employed. by the Listie Mining
Company, where frightfally burned by an
explosion Of 10; Of powder last Wednesday.
While moving the powder from trunk in
their shanty a spark fell into it. E6ien was
barned about the head, breast and arms,
and it IS yet to be determined whether or not
his eyesight was permanently injured
The other man was burned about the head
and sboalders
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

A well known character passed away in
the death OF Jesse Slick, who died al bis
home in Shade township, Friday morning.
He had lived for eighty years and
always enjoyed good health until few
weeks prior to his death. The deceased
lived on the farm on which be died for more
thsn sixty years. His wife die1 about
twenty years ago. He is survived by large
family. Jesse Slick was a justice Of the
peace for long term Of years, and many
stories are current Of the slick manner in
which be dispensed justice. He possessed
most phenomenal memory, and during bis
life time made the acquaintance Of many
prominent persons.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

County Superintendent Bsrkey hazards
a considerable amount Of money On the
entertainments he provides for the Teachers
Institute, and rarely If ever have the re-
oeipts been in excess Of the expenditures.
This year be is out Of pocket, Gsthe follow
ing items from the official record will show.
Receipts from evening entertainers
and County Treasurer, SIo56.s5. EKPendi-
lures for all purposes, slOs257, leaving q
deficit Of s25.72.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

The members Of the Reformed congrega
ton at shanksTille held special Christmas
service Saturday evening. The service con-
sisted Of Rotations and dislognes- The
pastor, Rev. King, was presented with
beautiful silk qailt.
Sunday, Rev. King conducted special ser
VICES At the Glade Rsformed Church, in Sto-
nycresk township. and was presented with
liberal purse BY The menbsrs Of that con
gregstion.
Rev. King. also. held special servicees at
Lavansville on Christmas day and was made
tbs recipient OF 5 number Of presents by the
nsenbers Of that congregation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Sunday afternoon the eight year-old son
Of Josiah L. Berkey, OF Somerset township,
and several companions found a lot of rock
powder on the garret. They carried it from
The building in their hands and when they
got ont of sight Of the older persons in the
house proceeded to explode it. Little Bsrkey
was seriously burned about the head and
arms
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Styles in Millinery are constantly chang
ing, in fact they change so frequently that it
is only the wide awake merchant that keeps
up with them. Ny object is to keep only
the very latest and best. A visit to my
store will convince you of this.
MRs. X. B. CoFFRorH.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

A slight shock OF earthquake is reported
from Beford. The quake occurred at l;S5
Sunday, and Ia ted a few seconds. Windows
were ratified, clocks stopped and people
could feel theesrth trembling. The fact that
at that very moment there was terrific ex-
plosion Of nitro-glycerine al willow Grove,
led many to think the disturbance was
caused by the explosion, but as Bedford is
50 far away, such q thing seems improbable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Messrs. Samuel F. aad William ". Pick
ing arrived in town Saturday evening and
will remain throughout the week at their
pretty home on Patriot Terrace. The
former IS chief clerk to the light house
inspector Of the Lake Michigan district
with headquarters in Chicago, and the latter IS
City Passenger Agent Of the B. & o. r. R.
in the same city.
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And II VIII Concern Everybody Who
Wants to Buy Goods Cheap.
l have purchased the entire stock of store
goods of J. u. Holderbaum, Somerset, Pa,
consisting Of Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods,
Carpets, &c.
As must make quick returns on this
stock l will sell at greatly reduced prices.
All goods sold for cash or approved note.
No open accounts. Respectfully,
JAMES b. HoLDERBAUM,
Somerset Pa
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More or less curiosity has been manifested
in regard TO DR.. Levin Irving Handy, who
leciured before the Teachers institute
Wednesday evening, on Patrick Henry !:
Orator and Statesman" FeS people in this
county had ever heard Of the gentleman
before. He is a cousin Of the eloquent Ken
tucky Congres: man. ". c. Breckenridge,
and Is a brother Of Moses 2. Handy, the
well known newspaper man, who had
charge Of the bureau Of publicity At the
Worlds Pair.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Mrs. Jane Carson Postlethwaite, widow OF
the late William Posile;hEsite, Esq, died
al her home on Union street al 4 O'Clock
Saturday morning, aged So years. She had
been in delicate health for a number ofyears
and her death was not unexpected.
Mrs. Pcstleihvsite was highly educated
woman and was noted for amiabiiity and
benevolence. She was member OF the Dis
ciples' Church and for many years vas one
of the most active members Of that denomi-
nation. She is survived by one son and one
daughter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

A smoothly shaved little gentleman step
ped briskly into this Office one dsy last
week and paid 50 90 in advance for the HEE-
AID and the New York Weekly Tfi5sRe.
He Is Sc years Of age, never used speetacles,
never smoked cigar or took a chew OF
tobacco, and never took do Of medicine.
His first vote was cast for Andrew Jackson
for Presideal, and Se has never missed a
general election since. His home is near
Confluence, and his name is jacob J. Nounk-
in. He has been reader Of the HERsLn
lOr forty-three years and expects 10 read il
for many years 10 come.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

2s5 teachers are employed in the county
OF these, 279 attended institute. and all but
6 Of them. the full week The following
we're absent: J. II. Rhoads, Jefferson Ber-
tie o'Conner, Jenner; Alice L. SOmers,
Meyersdsle; Raphael Miller, New Balti-
more; Elizabeth Hochard, New Baltimore /;
J. P. Barron, Upper Turkeyfoot.
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CLEARANCE OR REDUCTION
SALE.

My Clearance or Reduced Price
Sale will begin on Tuesday, the
26th day Of December. During
this sale all kinds of Dry Good 5
viii be sold at greatly reduced pric.
es, and mnny kinds of goods viii
be sold at cost.
Next week or the following week
look for large advertisement.
Mrs. A. +. UHL..
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MARRIED.

HAY.-HAUGER. At Redwood, on
Thursday evening Dec. II, 1903 by Rev. S.
c Long, Charles Il Hay, of Cenueville, to
Lizzie F. Hauger, of Gs5harts, Somerset
Co, Penna
ALrMILLER. HUMBERT. AT the
home of the bride, in Milford township,
Somerset Co., Pa on Dec. Il, 1898, by Rev.
s. C. Long, John F. Altmiller and Mary A.
Hum5ert, both CT Milford township, Som.
erset Co., Pa.
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stookhoIders NotIoa.

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
The Eureka Wood Pulley Co., of Berlin,
Pa, for the election Of officers. for the en-
suing year, will be held at the office of the
Company on Tuesday Jan. 2. 1891, at 9
O'Clock a. n.
2. T. KINxEL,
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Well Fisk, have a merry Christmas ?

Yes, Nike the finest we ever had. took
your advice, went TO Snyder's Millinery
store at lockwood, and 1 tell facts, Mike.
got more and better presents for my money
than thought or heard Of I tell you Sny-
der made lots of merry Christmsses round
about here, but I'm not going to stop nov
at all, the heirs of Fisk need TO be kept
warm. Those boys suits Of Snyder's are
the best and cheapest ever saw. He hs:
coats for the girls snl all the women folks
and everything else that is useful, but the
best o: ali Mike he makes uso7cy for lls because
he sarss Il fort rs BY his low cash prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. a. Bruce COffrOth, who were
called 10 Somerset last week by the death Of
Mr.. Coffroth's mother, are at the Somerset
House. They viii remain east some time
before returning to their home, Lincoln,
Nsb.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

c. r. Powell. Principal of the Shorthand
Department Of Morrell Institute, Johnstown.
will teach class in Somerset, beginning
Saturday, January 6.h, 1891 Reciistions
will be held on Saturday Of each week from
9till II. For particulars write to Johns
town, or call st Park Hotel, Saturday. Jan.
OH. Graham Shorthand. Remington
Typewriter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

The season is now open. Get your gun
Colt, Winchester. Marlin, Stevens and Flo
cert Rifles, single and double barrel Shot
Guns of all kinds, Revolvers n speciality st
J. b. HoIderbaum's Hardware Store, soDsr-
eet. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Il is rumored on the streets that Mr.. VIII
Kimmel has disposed Of his interest in the
Tedetts to a number of well-known Demo-
Gratis. Major TsedSell retains his interest
and will continue 10 edit the paper.
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Suitable Presents.

Indian Baskets, Celluloid Frames, Um-
brellas. Handkerchief, Fancy Work, Suits
for the Boys, Mink and Seal Boas, Muffs
and Fur Sets. These are few of the many
things shown by the Rockwood Millinery
Co, (Store open Christmas Day)
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

notwithstanding the lard times local
merchants claim that their holiday trade
was far IN excess Of former year,.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

William Holder. a well-knOwn and high
iy respected citizen Of Qaemahoning town
ship, died Friday, aged about seventy years
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A Rare chanca-

Do you wish to buy new style
Ladies, Misses, or Child's wrap at
cost ? If SO go to Mrs. A. E.
ITbl's.
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A reissue and increase ofpension has been
granted Leander C. King, Of Somerset, and a
pension has been ieissued to Daniel II. Zim-
mernan, OF stoytstown.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Rev. T. J Bristow viii preach to the
young people in the Presbyterian Church,
Sunday evening. In the morning he VII
preach from thetext Thou Rsmainest -
Services at the usual hours. AL are invited.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Venerable Frederick Duil, of Ursina, has
gone 10 philadelphia for the purpose of IN
dergoing an operation for the removal Of
cancer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Mr. Robert Beerits has returned from
Pittsburgh and has accepted a permanent
position in the store Of Cook & Beerits.
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Newest and Best.

Go to Mrs. A. E. Uhrs for the newest
most stylish, best and cheapest Ladies',
Misses and Children's Wraps. She always
lead, in styles, quality and prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Henry A. wnt prcthonotary Of Fayet;e
county, died at bis home in Uniontown
Christmas morning.
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s,ocs.f,l Dossse oros.-eys opooa.iors.

LlsII = a - u = ~
Ihave been eross-eyed, s1d that very badly,
forever > wears. DR. Salm operated on both
eyes in less than two minutes time, without eaus-
ing the least pain, nor was confined 70 my rOJm
for a moment can c0nscienuously say that
my eyes are now perfectly straight. Than X 20
the doctor.
NEs CALLIES iSTSET-
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Sheriff Good trested the ten inmates Of
the county jail to a I5-pouud turkey.
Christ mas.
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Nj Ross A. Long, Of near Friedens, and
Miss Lucy ". shaHer, OF StoyestOwn, were
married Christmas by Rev. J. J. Weloh, at
the parsonage in Friedens.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Nm. Ross B. Reid. of Unioniown. is
visiting at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob J. schell, on East street.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-27

Governor" lawson, formerly proprietor
of the Commercial Hotel" this place, has
purchased The " National House" at Berlin,
from S s. Shafer. The price paid for the
property was 8, 500.
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Lsc'pisf CoEsanp'0n Cared b. D.. St'A
For some time my lungs have been badly az
fected began 70 loose hesh rapidly al energy
and appetite had left me aud ! grew rapidly
weaker. / put myself under care OF Dr. SaIIa
and consider myselfentireiy cured OF that r,slG-
dy now, feeling stronger and hearty again. and
have gained all the aesh lad previously lost
can heartily recommend Dr. salm-
MART RUssKLL, McCSndless Pa
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Aaer Nfnaesa Tsdrs ef s.ger,sg Ihae. Loanedh
Bicss Dr.. S1ls.
For more than nineteen yeGrs have been IN
very bad health and suffered untold agonies.
have tried eastern and western Medical lnstitu-
tiOns. 70 get relief, and have had zine different
physicians not alone without any success what
ever, but became gradually w0Tse, until heard
Of the wonderful cures performed By Dr. saim,
when put myself under his treatment began
gradually to Improve aud now feel again as u
life WEs worth living once more. feeling stons
and hearty a. when I Wa a young girl, and all
this have 10 thsnE DT. sam for. God bless him.
Mr.. NARY DICkfE,
Blackiick, Indiana Co, Pa. AP-il -, is9s.
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The weather va. ike May day, Christ
mss.
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offensive sseg Of Cais-ra, Of Eigh Tsar s1ad
iag, Cfroi o. Dr. Saha.
Our little daughter Katie had lad case OF
catarrh for more than eight years, her breath was
something terrible, and her general health Wa
very much undermined Bur now, after course
Of treatment with Dr. Salm. We consider her en-
tirely cured. Mrs ALICE ROBE.
Nittsny, Centre County, Pa. April =, lss&
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I'd th.l al Of its thousands Of Sub
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The C0mmerciai Gazette is the paper pre-
ferred by buyers and sellers because Of the
accuracy and fullness Of its market reports.
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STATE Of Psaasyirania, County Of SoRersct. 81.
I, Harvey N. Berkley, Cashier Of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true 20 the best Of my knowledge
HARVEY n BERgLEY,
Cashier.
Of Dec. ls'S
A. L. G. HAY,
Notary Public.
FRED ". BIEsEcKEB.
6E0. r scULL,
pisstoIs
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DE-. Megga5a Salm, Specialist,
Wonderfully Successful in all Chronic Diseases of TIE
BYE EAR, NOSE, THROAT, lungs and NASAL CATARRH
All Eye Operations Successfully Performed by him.

! Aessa Gad Baaaelris Cured. Cn EsJoygs
OEcs Kss Tlqats 70 Or. sl'n.
For more than SIX years have had most ter
ribie case o. ssthms. and IL was seldom. indeed
/ when cOald rest for q night. on account Of
coughing clOseness In chest and painting o.:
breath. with huge drops of cold Precipitation
{ breaking out ali over me. was, INDEED Tired O.
life. had tiled all OF the best ply 3ciens ID this
neighh1rhood and nearly ell patent medicines
heard Of, put grew rapidly worse. Aler ! le1
given up Al hopes Of ever deriving benelt % my
terrible maiady. I vas Obliged O. 20 70 DT. SalTn,
aIti thankfully bleSs the day that went D. him
ne has done NE more good in the short time that
the doctor has treated me, than all Others In six
years. ] don cough or sheeze, sleep ali Iighi
and can breath y i'm ease. enjoy life once more
and consider myself almost entirely cured.
write this that sufferers from any chrUlic dis
eases may know where 70 20 and get cured
Mrs. THERESA KARL
wife OF Michael Kari.
COuelaush, Pa, CsmbriI Co.
D-gfaas Cacf D. D.. SI'H Aferr Gfl May
O-sers Hruc FsEeE
For quite time Ihave been almost totally deaf
from catarrh. particularly in nv len ear, which
seemed dead am me right one got worse daily.
I was very despondenI and almost desperate on
account of not being able 70 hear what went 90
around me : felt always tired and los. al eucr.v
nov / am quise different nan and feel haQpg
once more, all this thanks 70 nr. ssiu's skfllil
! treatment. have been 10 three other doctors
No one can imagine how good how y0ung / feel
since can understand once more without an ef-
fort.
NICEAEL srENSEE, JehnstoWn, Pa.
Cfrad By Dr. Sr'a .lacr Hariag Sgfefsd for Isa,
VIA Sio1'cci, B,lifsrd. Ksissg I0slc
have been suffering with very severe stomach.
Dladter and kidney trOahle. AMI on account o.
that fclt all broke up. couldn't follow ny daily
lab0rs on account OF great pains, weakness aud
headache, but nOw, after course OF treatment
with Dr. sflm, can once more attend 20 my daily
laoo7s with pleasure and consider myself hale
and hearty again. l. X. ASEENY
iCciena. Pa, Ap-ii y. Is9G.
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-~=Z+rE=s-
> 2

This eminsn.
physician has as-
vo.ea : lie time 70
his spseialty-d:s-
eases cf tie EJe
Ear Nose, Tkyota,
LHngs and ChToH-
&c Diseases.
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..,srsst Herald and New York
j ~ Sss<ly Tribune for Only So
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r, PAPERS FOR THE PRICE
W. DF ONE.
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pApERs FOR THE PRICE
TwO OF ONE.

,srsot Herald and New York
Ths hs.'S2-..eIv tribune for only So
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Farmers Institute.

Following is the programme for the
9Th Annual Session Of the Farmers
Institute to be held in the Court House,
Tuesday aud Wednesday, January ., and
10. 1891
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- g-1raeT or on city wagon Is sold by
!. B. HOLDERBAUN.
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OF SOMERSET. at Somerset. in the state
Of Pennsylvania, a, the close Of business, Dee
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-ss-..s-E}i--
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Z. T. kINXEL,
SECRETARY
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-06-30
POwNAL.

George Hudson was in. Amsterdam, n.
Y, few days this week, ON business.
Dr.. and Mrs. Wright of North Adams
Mass, are spending few days in town.
Henry Hudson of Philadelphia, Penn,
is spending a few days with his brother
George.
Mrs. Quinn of New York, returned
home Monday, after stay OF three
weeks with friends in town.
Among the arrivals at Ladd's are DR..
Wright and wife, Mrs. Reyes and Mrs.
A. &. Potter and daughter of North
Adams.
Simpson MonrO, youngest child of the
Rev. Thomas Monro, died Sunday even
ing, aged years. The funeral occurred
Tuesday at the house, the Rev. DR.. Clark
of Williamstown officiating. The inter-
ment was in the Oak Hill cemetery.
On of the most interesting events in
connection with the Williams college
commencement, says the Troy Times,
was the Alumni meeting i'll the chapel,
and the centre of interest there was Hon.
Martin l. Townsend of Troy. The ven
cradle lawyer delighted the audience
with boyhood "reminiscences. He told
how, when in college, he walked three
miles each morning LOT OreakldSG anu
carried his dinner and supper in little
basket: how in one summer, when col
lege had closed, he used to take his
fathers team and go to the mountains
to procure wood and when he had land.
ed il before his room in college he would
spend the intervals of study i'll convert
ing it into stove-wood, that he might
warm his room in winter. lie said that
every suit lie had previous to his gIadu-
alton day had been made from wool
sheared from his fathers sheep, spun on
the farm and woven by his mother OF
some member of the family. He also
said that such life would be benefit
to modern boys, for he and his two
brothers had lived to be more than
eighty years of age and he and brother
in New York were still enjoying the
best health. Mr.. Townsend's remarks
were greatly enjoyed by all present.