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Evening journal., 1893-11-29
THE oLNEYvLLE STRIKE.
The MIL Owners Oner Rebate OF 0 Per
Cent ON tho Cutdown.

Providence, Nov GA final PROPOSE
tion was made TO the striking weavers by
the owners of the Saxon, Weybosset, River
side and Fletcher mills at Olneyville. The
committee OF the strikers waited upon each
Of the mill owners separately and were in
formed that the various companies had de-
cided TO offer them rehnte of per cent
on the original cutdown. Whether or not
the proposition is accepted by the strikers,
the mills will all start up for business next
Monday morning.
IL the employees accept the reduction,
they will be given work at once andenough
TO last through the winter II they refuse,
the mills will in all probability be shut
down until next spring, and no future
negotiations will avail the strikers. 10 is
now q question with them whether they
will accept the company's schedule and
work through the winter, or whether they
will refuse and lie idle. There is much
moro destituton prevalent among the
strikers than their leaders will admit, and
there is general hope that they will ac-
cept the compnny's offer Al a mass meet
ing much hostility was expressed to any
proposition TO accept % considerable cut
dawn
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Tho nnhIIn Con.nIrncY.

LONDON, Nov GA morning paper as
serts that Patrick Reed, who was muir
dered In Dublin, was an informer, and it
adds that some dangerous lrish-Amoricans
arrived in Ireland two weeks ago. The cor
respondent OF The Times at Dublin says
there is no reason 20 doubt that there was
an intimate connection between the dis
covery of the box containing dynamite in
front of the Alborough barracks and the
murder of Patrick Reed
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
The Postal Finances.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The annual re-
port of Postmaster General Bissell was
given out. The postmaster general shows
in his financial statement that the def
cheney for the year ended June 80 was So
III, III, instead of 81 ,552, ,423, as estimated
by Mr.. Wanamaker, and that instead of a
surplus of SS12, ,245 for the current fiscal
year, as estimated by Mr. Wanamaker,
there will be an estimated deficiency Of
S7,S3O,473
The postmaster general estimates the
gross revenue for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1895, at SS4, ,421, ,I4S and the gross
estimated expenditures at S90369, ,4s5, leav-
ing an estimated deficiency Of S5,94l, ,737,
which, however, will be decreased 81, ,250,-
600 by funds taken from the unpaid money
order accounts.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
VIII Have to Repeat for the Overflow

over 100 people were turned away
from the Second NJ P Church last night
on account Of a crowded house, at the
first Christian Endenvor entertainment
there, and the result is that the enter
tainment will have to be- repeated to
night TO accommodate those who held
tickets but could not get in The en-
tertainment was of musical and literary
nature, and was in charge of the presi-
dent of theesociety, Miss Florence Hen
ders)n
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snleealhaIter and seigel.

William Speigelhalter and Miss Pauline
Seigal we're married last evening by Rev.
Isenchmitt, George Speigelhslter was
best man and Miss Alice GER es was
bridemaid. After the ceremony re-
ception was held in German Hall and
several hundred guests weIe present The
music for The occasion was piayed oy
Arthur Gerres and Arthur J. Emerson.
George w Lucas sang seSeial
selections and l. Mari read number
of pieces.
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0enoraI Airer'a sarcastio sucscalion.

DETROIT, Nov. 29-General r. A. All
ger, when asked what he thought Of the
Democratic tariff bill, said: 1T represents
the Democrats policy ON the tariff ques-
tion well enough, but the majority Of the
ways and means committee have made one
serious omission in the construction Of
their bill They should have added a sec
tion providinga fund for the support of the
workingmen who will be thrown out Of
employment.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
THIAIY-Eve WERE KILLED.

Express Trains In Collision In Italy To-
day.
MILAN, Italy, Nov. 29-Au appalling
accident occurred on the railroad between
this city and Venice this morning Two
express trains collided and were thrown
in splinters from the track.
Thirty five passengers were killed
Fifteen we're badly injured, some Of them
probably fatally.
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strike In stevenso,,s ayine.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills. Nov. 29.-Fifty men
and boys employed at the Mclean County
Coal companys shaft struck ON account of
cut in wages. On account of this strike
the whole force Of miners was obliged TO
quit work. Vice President Stevenson is
president of the company, and the strikers
decided to appeal to him.
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CnnI Rarrn. Alrift-

STANFORD, Conn, Nov 29.-Tug Mary
A. Beveridge, Captain l.. d. Potter, bound
for ST. Johnland, ~ Y, with tow of three
coal barges, put into this port. She was
obliged for her own safety TO cut loose
from them because Of a gale and heavy sea.
No trace has yet been seen Of the barges, on
which were several people.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
DEPUTY RECORDER Or DEEDS.
Edwin A. Read Selected to FIJI That
Position BY Recorder MONTGOMERY.

Edwin A. Read Selected TO FIJI That
Position BY Recorder Montgomery.
Recorder of Deeds c. C. Montgor cry
has selected Edwin A. Read to be his
deputy. The appointment was made
yesterday, and meets with general
approval in Court House circles. He
succeeds William Deakyne. who was
deputy under Recorder Shallcross, and
who has shown great efficiency in the
work.
Mr. Read was DO. n in Philadelphia on
December 81, 1859. He spent his early
days in St. Georges hundred On Janu
airy 20, 1869, he was admitted to Girard
College, and graduated in September,
1877 Subsequent to his graduation he
lived in Philadelphia for year or two
and then came to Delaware For five
years he held a clerkship under Recorder
Shsllcross, and made himself exceedingly
popular among the lawyers.
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shoeked For NeeI,.

LONDON. Nov. pa dispatch from Te-
heran says that the details of the result Of
the disaster at Kuchan recently are only
just arriving It is now learned that the
first shock, which occurred on Nov IL,
completely destroyed the town and all the
villages within a radius of 30 miles Of the
town. The shocks continued daily until
Nov "a Altogether there were 100 dis
tinct shocks.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
J. j. HERMAN DEAD.

The Founder of the Famous Ticker Ser
vice Dies I'm Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 20 State Senator J..
J Kieruan died this morning at his home
in this city.
He is famous all over the country as
the founder of the ticker service.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
German Anarchists Sent the Boxes.

PARIS, Nov. ga dispatch from Or
leans, from which place the Internal ma
chimes and letters accompanying them were
sent to Emperor William and the German
chancellor, alleges that the work was done
by German anarchists.
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FaialIy IIurt -by mi. Insane wife.

PLATTsBURG, n y, Nov. 29.-Julius
Blow of Altoona, Clinton county, was struck
ON the head with an AK by his wife, cutting
the skull open and exposing the brain.
Blow is still alive, but cannotr recover. Mrs.
Blow was temporarilY insnne.
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Want wilbur TO ArhItrnts.

WIKEsBARRE, Pa. Nov. GA petition
signed by nearly all the merchants in
Wilkesbarre was forwarded to President
Wilbur asking him to arbitrate. The es-
timated loss TO the Lehigh on account of
the strike is $500, 600 day.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Coal Mine Fatalities.

WMKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 29.-Simon
Snioski was killed at the Boston mine,
Plymouth by am explosion of gas in the
Kingston mine William James was fatally
hurt, and his laborer Hungarian, seri-
Ously injured.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Fatal coIIlsion OF Frolght rrnins.

CoNNEAUT, o., Nov. 20.-Two freight
trains collidcd here, and both engines were
totally demolished. Engineer Gaines and
Fireman kirke were instantly killed, and
the other engineer and fireman were so
badly injured that they may die.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Adams won the steeple chas.-

GENEsEo n. Y, Nov. 29.-The heavy
weight s,eeple chase of the Geneseo Valley
Hunt club for silver cup, presented by
Thomas ID. Onatavia of New York city,
was Won by Captain Adams; mount, S. S.
Howland's Athlete.
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Nrnrtnn Wins III. sniff.

ALBANY, Nov. 29.-By virtue Of court
of appeals decision ex-Vice President Levi
T.. Morton gets an absolute verdict Of S20
coo for damages against the city of New
York. The suit was to recover for dam
ages to his property by the operation OF the
Croton water high service pumping station.
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An Ancient pensioner Dead.

RIvERHEAD, n. Y, Nov. 20.-Mrs. Eme-
line Aldrich died at her home here. She
was lOl years old and a pensioner Of the
war of 1912
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nnrri.nn WIII Nnl !

Harrison VIII Not Discuss the TarIT Bin.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 20. Ex-President
Harrison was asked for a statement of his
opinion of the new Wilson tariff, bill, but
he declined positively to discuss it.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Tho Lowell Tablet Unveiled.

LONDON, Nov. 20-The memorial tablet
erected to the memory Of the late James
Russell Lowell in the old Chapter house Of
Westminster abbey, by the subscriptions
Of his English admirers, was unveiled with
impressive ceremonies.
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Shot by a Carolo-s nTarl.sman.

WHgEsBARRE, Pa, Nov 29.-Aliss Te-
resa Ford OF Pittston, while on her way
home, was accidentally shot through the
neck. The shot is supposed TO have been
fired by a careless marksman.
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pnssnh Iinh 500 NM.

PuTsBURG, Nov. 30. A well dressed
man, giving the name of William II. Jar
rant, was arrested here for passing coun-
terleit $50 bills On his person was found
81 ,956 in greenbacks and 81 600 in gold
good money-and $500 in counterfeit $50
ltilIa
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Flshlnc schonner Ashnrn.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov ga dispatch
received by the Gloucester Mutual Fishing
Insurance company from Little Glaoe bay,
.C. b., states that the schooner g. S. Tappan
is ashore at that point.
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Ilulnh III. Nm mi nlmanlf

GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. 20 After a violent
quarrel Myron A. King, a mason, shot and
killed his wife and then ended bis own life
by sending q bullet into his own brain
from q big reVolNer.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Poatmnsters Anpnlnted.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed
New York. -Chatoaugay Lake. G. ID. Keyser
Morley, w. u. Whitney; Thayer's Corners, Mrs.
l.. X Thayer; Transit Bridge, NJ. w. Ayers
and Tribes Hill, J. p. Bailey.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
seventeen nu.iness nouses nurn.d.

BIRMlNGnAM, Ala, Nov ga special to
The Age-Herald from Jasper, Ala, an im-
pOrtant business town about 60 miles west
of this city, says seventeen business
houses with nearly all their contents were
destroyed by fire there.
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cnnnhl lhn nsnclolr rnrrnr.,,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 29-Harry Hill, the
fugitive Atlanta forger, who is wanted for
forgeries amounting TO $4,000, was arrest
ed here. Hill is known as the society
forver -
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Another Woo. on lhe Lehlrh.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-Ien cars were
badly wrecked by a collision between a Le-
high Valley and a Jersey Central freight
train at South Wilkesbarre. No one was
injured.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Dunnlng succeeds scripture.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-The president
appointed Charles II. Dunning postmaster
at Rome, n. Y, vice William f. Scripture,
resigned
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Another s.. Die Inoldent.

PARIS, Nov. 29-Four sportsmen from
ST. Die were shot at by German customs
officers while fetching back a wounded doe
from German territory. Nobody was hurt.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Congressman O'Neilrs Funeral.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-The funeral Of
Congressman Charles O'Neill was held
from his residence in this city.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Ashore In Baston Bar.

Boston, Nov 20-An unknown two
masted schooner is ashore on the rear side
of Deer island. She lies on a rocky bottom
aud is supposed to be a British vessel
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Moral Reform For Camden.

CAMDEN, n. j., Nov. 20.-SherI Barrett
has issued orders to Mayor jackson to take
steps toward the suppression of gambling,
Sunday liquor selling and other violations
of the law 40 once.
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sorgeant CamnbelI pend.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 29-Sergeant J. A.
Campbell Of the ordnance department of
the United States army, who has been To-
Gated at the Allegheny arsenal, died, aged
- ,-a,ra
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
wen Known nTIssIonarv Dead

AlINNEAPoLIs, Nov. 29.-Rev DR.. John
Livingstone Nevius, one Of the best known
missionaries in the foreign field, died OF
heart disease at his home in Foo Choo,
China
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
matters Fear the Tarin BIN.

ORANGE, n. j., Nov. 29.-The manufac-
turing hatters say that the new tariff
will force them out Of the business.
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Tunntr-flre probahly -.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-The steamship Sir
John Hawkins, from Gibraltar to Liver
pool, is supposed to have foundered with
her crew. numbering 25 persons.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
She Wnnted Co Die.

NIAGARA FALLS, Nov. pa woman who
would not give her name attempted to
throw herself under a New York Central
train at the depot here and afterward tried
% leap into the Falls. She was arrested.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
ADMIRAL STANTON HERE.
The u. S. Navy Onhoer who Saiuted
Rebel Flag Reaches New York.

N0UVI EIHE HVHVHV8 NV iVFHs
NEw YORK, Nov. 29-2 p. mt is
said that Admiral Stanton, the U. S.
Navy officer who was relieved from duty
as an officer for saluting the insurgent
Admiral Mello's flag in the hsrbor Of
Rio arrived to-day on the steamship
Saale.
Nothing definite can be learned, how
ever, as the admiral keeps in seclusion.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
suITs AeeRgeATINe s. ooo COO.

The Famous Seaman VIII Case Dis
missed.
New YORK, Nov. % The Seaman
will case was dismissed this morning.
The suits against it involved 81 co.,, .
OOO
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
An Armv and Navv Footbau Game.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 29.-Everything is be-
ing put in readiness for the great football
game between the naval cadets and West
Pointers TO take place here on Saturday
next
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and Now IL Is Proposed to Hunt Him
Down with Posse and Lock Him Up.
New YORK, Nov. 20.-There will be
man hunt at Rockaway beach today, in
which some one is sure TO get hurt. On one
side will be a maniac armed with fowling
piece and knife, aud on the other 10 reso-
lutte fishermen headed by the six foot chief
Of police. For two weeks the inhabitants
OF hockaway beach, Long Island, have
been terrorized 10y what has been described
asa wild man." IL now turns out that he
Is a maniac sailor
Three weeks ago the schooner Maggie
Deyne ran on the rocks just outside of
kockaway inlet ia heavy gale. She went
TO pieces Ia the breakers, but all Of her
crew escaped save one. This was the mate,
James Rush, who was washed overheard
and was given mp as lost. TIE wild man"
ana the mate are now supposed to be one
and the sump
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Inndon pnners EnIoeIze LoWeII.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-All the biz dailies this
morning publish articles eulogistic Of
James Russell Lowell
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nIonnee probnblr Pound.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-It is said that
the state department has received inforina-
ton that Menage, the Minneapolis default
er. has been located in Honduras.
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sent a NIarquI. to JaIl.

LoNDoN, Nov 29.-The Marquis Of Done
gal has been committed to prison for Il
days for debt TO a tailor.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Actor Cnrtis Coo ID ION.

BosroN, Nov. 29.--M. b. Curtis, the ac-
tor, who has been in this city for some
time has left for Austin.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Tho Olympia TRIES Again.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Nov. 29-The
Olympia made a third unsuccessfula attempt
to make an official trial trip.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Cholera Ragos at Tonerlfre.

TENERIFFE, Nov 29.-There have been
60 new cases Of cholera and 10 deaths dur
ing the past "A hours here.
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soHooNER AsAoRE AT oHATHAM

An Unknown Three -Masted Schooner on
the Beach.
CHATHAM, Mass Nov. 90 An un-
known three-masted schooner is ashore
here.
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Petroleum MAY Re higher.

PITTsBURG. Nov. 20.-It is believed an ef-
fort will be made to advance the price OF
refined petroleum.
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voorhees, Returns to tho capital.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. Ex-senator
Yoorhees returned to WASHINGTON today.
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Personal.

TX PER CENT. EARNED BY OUR SYN
llO dictate In seven months. Little capital
may be multiplied by our speculating sgstem.
We are experts aud successful operators Book
mailed free. w. A. Frazier n Co.. Pittsburg. Pa
7 AIDES COATS REPAIRED AT KING s.
II els Orange street.
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HELP WANTED.

THE FIDELITY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
L 7t4I6 Market. street. second floor. Men
and women for all kinds of work.
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siorm I,nces noun Ta.t.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. ga severe storm
is raging in this city. The sea is very
heavy
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ZannrdeIII Coo Id lYorI-.

ROW., Nov. -Signor Zanardelli con-
ferred with several statesmen with regard
10 the formation of a cabinet.
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APosse After Him.

The same afternoon Mrs. H. /. MacAr.
thur, the wife of Rocsaway's chief of po-
lice, was returning home from Rockaway
park, when the wild man" came behind
her and seized her by the throat He tore
her right ear with his talonliko nails and
pounded her head on the ground, render
ing her unconscious. As she is in deli-
cate condition, her physician fears for her
life
lie has captured gun aud has become
more than ever menace to the safety OF
the people Of RockawGy beach. Police
Captain Macarthur, with posse. was out
looking for him yesterday afternoon. but
without success.
Captain Macarthur went to Long Island
City last night TO obtain an armed posse Of
deputy sheriifs to capture him. A reward
of s5uO has been offered Tor his arrest by
the citizens OF Rockaway.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
A HUNT FOR A WILD MAN
Shipwrecked and Insane Sailor
Terrorizes Rockaway Beach.
ARMED WITH A GUN AND A SWORD.

For Two Weeks the Maniac Mate Of a Lost
Schooner Has Run wild on Long Island,
and Now IL Is Proposed to Hunt Him
Down with a Posse and Lock Him Up.
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LIves ON Raw CInms.

hNef since the night OF the wreck the
wild man" has made his home in the
woods near the village and among the
rocks on the beach. at times seeking shell
ter in dilapdated oyster shed known as
Uncle Dicks shanty."
His neither limbs are incased in tattered
blue overalls. lie wears a frayed and soiled
white blouse and a sailors hat His feet
are bare, and his long, unkempt hair and
beard hang down upon his brawny shoul-
ders and massive chest
Eight days ago John Lauth, a wealthy
hardware merchant of this city, while driv-
ing on Rockaway beach, saw the wild
mnu." He ran into the undergrowth and
disappeared On the same day fisherman
named Mcdonald aud George Farrell came
upon him. lie scared them so badly that
they got away as fast as they could.
The wild man" was not seen againuntil
Friday last. Then he chased from the
beach to the village Edward Tracy, one Of
the Oldest inhabitants. On the same day
In the forenoon John Corning, a contractor
of Rockaway, with one OF his workmen,
William McNay, was returning from Rock
away park. ln the middle of the road
they encountered the demented sailor. lie
struck Corning ON the back of the neck
with a club and felled him. McNay crap
Piled with the wild man. but he escaped
into the brush.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-29
LAM0ILLE COUNTY.
MORRlSVlllE.

w. II. Sayton, with II. A. Slayton &
Co., and Miss Lillian Leach were married
at the home Of the bride on Wed nesday
June 21, tho ceremony being performed by
Rev. Edwin Whesock Of Cambridge The
couple took the $50 train for Chicago-The
board OF trustees Of the public library met
on Wednesday evening and appointed as n
committee TO manage the lecture course for
another season. H. a. Slayton, II. M.
Rich, A. Il. Campbell, A. j.. Cheney, Ellis
Foster. -Progr for the meeting of
the Ministerial association in the Methodist
church the second week in July, are out,
showing attractive features-Charle, Riley
has finished work In II. j. Dwinell's drug
store.-C. j. Slayton and wiie left on
Wednesday June 81 for Chicago. The boys
brigade served ice cream and cake in
Academy Park on Wednesday June Il with
good financial results.
A. w. Spauding of Hartford, Conn,
spent last week with o. d. Matthews.-H.
II. Ward and wife and j. B. Bell and wife
of Wilmington, Del, were in town last
week. C. f. Harvey, Mrs. Harvey and
Miss Harvey, Miss Munsell and Mrs. Frank
Potter of Saratoga, N y, spent few days
at the Randall last week.-Rsv. Mr.. Drew
of Stowe preached in the Congregational
church Sunday, in exchange with Rev. Mr..
Sey ur.-Communion services will be held
at the Congregational church Sunday morn
ing. -Lamoile Valley Veterans association
hold an annual reunion on the fair grounds
here next Tuesday, July 4.-The grand
rally of Lamoille county Sunday schools on
the camp ground here on Friday promises
to be very largely attended and enjoy able
affair.
CAMBRIDGE.
Miss Myrtle Buker spent Sunday with
her parents. Kate Wetherby has returned
from Burlington, accompanied by her grand
mother --Dorman Hswley of Sparta Wis.
ID Whiting his brother, A. "A. Hawley -
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Mudgstt are in Chicago
Miss Elnor Chase has returned from Leb-
| anon. n. H.-Allie Day and Eta Powell
were married at the Methodist parsonage
June l7-Mrs. Bertha Whitcomb Wells
closed her sixth term OF school at Jericho
last Friday, and she will attend the Chris
tian Endsayor convention at Montreal next
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week .-Commuuication Of Warner lodge f.
aud A. NJ. will be held Thursday evening,
JuneG9,
STOWE.
A social dance was held ct Judson Russ's
Friday night. Rev. Mr.. Drew exchanged
desks with MIR. Seymour OF Worthwhile Sun
day. -Orlo Luce is on a fishing excursion In
northern Maine. MIR. and Mrs. II. f. Jen-
ney are home from their Western trip
School closed in district No. IL Friday
Josiah Stone aud wife were fined, includ-
ing costs, 50 for inhuman treatment of
little girl whom they had taken from the
Waterbury poor farm "A large party
from Morrisvlllo visited Mount Mansfield
Saturday.
WATERVlLLE.
Clarence Pierce Is the guest of his parents
this week Mics Eva Heminway has a
large class in instrumental music in Belvi-
dere. MIR. and Mrs. Fred Ransom of Cam
bridge Junction Yves the guest of Byron
Lock over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Warren were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ammi Leach over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Mann were visiting her parents at
Belvidere the past week.
HYDE PARK.
II. M. Mcfarland and wife spent few
days in Montreal last week. Mrs. j. b.
Lawton of Fairfax visited relatives here
last week. Several are in attendance upon
commencement exercises at Burlington this
week. Miss Dora Fairbanks visited in Troy
last week.-C. II. Crane and wife were call
ed to Ludlow last week by the death of his
brother, +. G.. Crane. The sympathy OF
the community is extended to the family in
their sad bereavement. Judge White spent
Sunday in Montpelier with his son George.
JOHNSON.
Nettie Morgan has gone to the Franklin
House. Highgate Springs, to work for the
summers. b. Hutchinson and family
have moved to Nashua, N. H.-H. NJ. Max
field has taken possession of his house re-
Gently purchased OF Omer Rogers All tho
Sunday schools join in q basket picnic ct
the camp ground this week Friday. Mrs.
G. w. Baker made T. j. Bakers family a
short visit last week,