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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

There's rensou for peevishness and III.
temper whore hlv is all rn down
IN BODY and nerves from uterine weakness,
Irregularities and suppression Creole
Female Tonic, by its wonderfully rc-
pnratiyc. Alternative and specific influence,
cures all uterine c0mDluut- Such, nt
least, is the testimony Of ladies who have
used IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30
THOMPSON SMITH.

Cards are ont announcing The marriage
Of Miss Laura Smith, daughter OF \ ::
II. Smith. the well known banker, and
Charles VI. Thompson of the McCord-
Collins commerce company The cerc,
mony will take place on tic evening Of
February q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

Northheid, MINI. Jan. - A case Of re-
voting brutality has Just been brought 20
the attention Of tha auihorlties. It Is salh
that William Feisk. a Polsnder living three
miles north, Is accustomed flo lake Mahcl,
his ten ycar,old daughter. 10 the harm 't
her 10 q post and WHIP her 10 tho most
terrible manner with a horse whip that ne
has done this for weeks uulil the chlld nos
lost her mind These heatings IEe place IN
tho morning then she Is sent 10 school 10
Dunbar. 20 distance ~ two miles. with no
dinner. dressed In q thin calico and sum
mcr straw hat. \ short line ago this man
made II a practice 10 chain his wife 10
post tie her hands, and beat her with Il
raIyhldc, She became Insane and was taken
% the asylum. At the house are two other
small children, aged and 81, living IN the
West nth, with pile Of straw Tor beds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30
LOCAL CLIPPINGS.
From Yesterdays Telegram.


The city's prisoners arc making some
much needed improvements on tue streets
about the city. notably Lamar street AZ the
crnssing OF the Texas aud Pacific railway
some good work Is also bciug done on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

We have succeeded to the electric sup.
ply and construction business of Stratton
X White. Keen all electric supplies.
lamps and machinery. Do general repair
work: gun and locksmilhng. Best
equipped shop in the state.
HARREL & WILSON,
Ellis Hotel Building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

A ladies' douhle-case, key-windlng, gold
watch. between Ninth and Twelfth
streets. Finder viii be given $40 for
shars office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30
IN THE CITY.


Yesterday afternoon Il 3 o'clock I'll
Trotter an employe in the slcrcO,yping
room Of the Telegram, had his thumb
painfully iuashed by the machinery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

81 have bought and owned over City
rnzors in my HE, but never have owned
my equal 10 those 'Platina guaranteed RAJ
zors Of Andcrson's." This Is the verde;
Of every purchaser Try one and he
convinced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

hruhru,
Denver, COL, Jan. 2p.-JudEc Hallott ycs-
tcrdny gave a decision In tho United states
court against Daniel Canncd and w. Dow
cy, Suit WAS brought by the government
go compel tunnrld TO remove q fence which
iuelosrr government mud near Grrrly, Wells
cnnuty.
Tho company which Garfield represents
purchased ull uf the alternate sections IN %
township near Greedy, huill a reservoir, ANA
then feuced In the whole township, "a con.
structlng the fancc that none Of h was ou
government land, yet It incloseS over 2u,OOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30
zEL1A N1coLAus
Has Returned From Europe, but Re-
fuses TO Talk


Press Report,
New York Jan, -. Mrs. Icllr
Nicholnus. who created q sensation
Few weeks lgn by bringing % -ujj against
George Gould Tor Sia.ODD returned FROM
Eurnnc yes rrdiy She refuses to make
any luuucut r'gard ng The uit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

Celebrated Colorado Victor egg coal
at 50 per ton. satisfaction guaranteed
FORT WORTH COAL co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

Telephone 2O5, lsl or $40 for Victor
pGg coal at So per ton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

Mrs Wnslows Soothing syrup for
children tcpthiug soothes the child, soft.
ems tie gums, nllays pain, cures wlud
collie aud Is tho best remedy for diar-
rhoca. % ctuts "a bottle.
Just received. carload Of Davis hug
CLOS, Don't purchase until You examine
1ur rlOrk
GArELY-MAIONE IMP. CO.,
InrL MOI.h InN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

Over 10000 druggists recommend and
sell Prof Fields worm powders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

None but tcn-ycnr Old Belle Of Nelson
EhiEky sold over the Mansion Har.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-30

Hunting clothing camp chairs, cota
and tents OF Auder7on's gun house.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
NEWFANT

Miss Fish will look in upon Pastor
Smiths family at Pittsford on returning
from Y ergenneS this week
The Baldwinsyille. Mass. Cottager and
Ready Record for December contains Dor
trait and sketch of j. W Hostord among
its advertising patrons,
knowledge OF the early administrations
at the White House is revived by the pres
idents receptions to be given SATURDAY
evening al MI Davidson S. by the LovaI
Temperance legion
Some enthusiasm was awakened by the
educational meeting of Saturday evening
and desire has been expressed for an
other, with hope that the spelling match
may begin earlier in the evening.
Windham county creamery lately re-
celved a check for the third premium in
creamery butter at the Vermont Dairy
men meeting in Burlington Number Of
points scored was 93.5. The first premium
scored g4.-.
GOOD wishes and spirit of friendiuess
We're manifested last SATURDAY. evening Inv
gathering of 20 who called TO remind Nj
and Mrs. james ]. Howe of Mr.. How4,s
birthday The company went laden with
auunuani refreshments and a delightful
evening To all present followed
The brookliue friends of MI and Mr..
q. w. StebDlns filled their house Tuesda,.
evening on the occasion of Mrs. ~tebbin,..
birthday. Mr. ~tebuus had q birthday q.
the close of !ia, and their old ueiqbbor.
ueemed 10 fitting Io surprise them n Ia,
Ne" ear cary days with tokens of Zee
gard.
benjamin II. Narrr of Wa.h.ur+nr d
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
WINDHAM

Charles farr has sold uIs farm 20 Nj
slade, who has taken possession.
w. r. Thompson and wife of Chester
old residents here. are visiting friends III
this vicinity
The Richardson steam mill mas again
changed hands. tine purchasers being Fran.
els tarr and Cha, Howard
leuo Howe ana son have sold horse "a
]. Harris. and bought another of u. Cor
lew. They nave also bought nice one of
Harry Wood
The grip and pneumonia are having a
good run here Among the sick are Nh
and Mrs Ward Clayton MI and Mrs. A.
q. Parker, Mrs. Eugene Howard Mrs. O..
Cleveland, and Mrs s. A. Holden
travelling is of the most uncertain kind.
10 being question whether 10 use sIeighs
or wagons. consequently both are used.
while 20 Bellows Falls and Chester The
shedding Is such as TO carry heavy loads.
Junia Converse's horse got tired of wait
ing Tor him the other night and left for
nome. travelling about the fields and the
mill village. We do not learn as anv dam
age was done MORA. Hitch your horse
when you 20 10 see her.
W. L. Corse's steam mill was discovered
TO be on lre about o clock Friday morn
ing and was soon burned 10 the ground
The cause of the tre was unknown but is
supposed to have caught from the engine.
MI COrse values his loss at $1,000. with iu-
surance at $1,000
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
WILMINGTON

John l.. Patch of New York wa. in
town over SUNDAY
Lumbermen and all those who have been
auXiousiy waiting Tor snow have aDou.
given up hope
We regret to learn that the state board
OF agriculture will not hold their meeting
mere a, expected about Feb. j.
Dr. a. W. Rice. /. A. Willard. IT,. and
/ j. II. kIdder. attended the District Ma
sonic meeting al Bellows Falls on Wednes-
day
The next sociable of tine Universalis,
society will be- held al the town hall on
Thursday evening. Feb j, al which time q
very tine program will be presented
William Mcclellan and Kendall p. Ames
went TO New York on Monday 10 consult
with Dr. LOOMS I'D regard 90 ailments
from which the former mas suffered for
severa months
Tie business men club will hold "a
meeting Immediately after the village meet
Ing Monday evening Matters of interest
will boz brought up and II is hoped that the
attendance vii. be genera
a series of revival meetings nave been
held 1T the Methodist church this week
Rev. Nj. smith OF the Baptist church mas
preached each evening and q good degree
OF interest mas been manifested
on account OF d detec. a the warning.
the village meeting did not occur on Friday
evening but Will be held Oh Monday even
ing. Jan. ~. a, = O clock. al which time ID
Is hoped there Will boz tulI attendance.
The matter OF All electric light plan, Will
be- brought up and discussed.
We are in receipt Of the general report of
the Congregations. church a, Nergeune,
for ls9a. of which church Rev. Il. T. tt
rus Is the pastor. also pamphlet giving
full account of the exercises OF the Tooth
anniversary of the church organization
held al that place Sept. -. 1885.
Installation of officers of c. L. Lawton
post. G. a. L.. occurred on Saturday after
noou H. +. Barber, the senior past pos
commando acting as installing officer.
In the evening a camp IRE was held az the
town nal. which was well attended and
thoroughly enjoyed Short speeches were
made by Rev. Mr. EstaDroOk. Rev. Il. A.
Abbott, George j. Bond, ID. = Ballou j.
L. Cook Eben futile, George Rose. s. Il
LazelI and Others: G. NJ Russell gave two
humorous readings. and Nj and Mrs j
II. kIdder led IN the singing OF numerous
old army songs The hall was beautifully
decorated with flags and the occasion was
of interest from frst 20 last
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
VERNON

Nj and Mr., t. ~ Brook, of Fitch
burg are iu town Oh TWO weeks vacation.
Nj Mason %, Bethel. Nc. visited Dbl,
grandparents Nj and Mr., Chester Lee.
over last Sunday.
Arthur Warren, teacneroi scnoo. IN dis
rc, NO. 4 was ID. during last week az his
nome IN Newtaue.
Joseph Woodland is suffering from d ser.-
Gus disease OF the ewes and is being treat
ed ny specialist Dr. Gorhau
Mis- Edith smith closes her school III
district NO 8 this week She has laugh,
this school during tine pas, schoo. wear,
giving entire satisfaction
The only sheliffs sale which Ina, taken
place III this town Tor long time occurred
last week. when Sheriff jackson sold q dog
10 satisfy a judgment obtained uy T. J..
brooks against Daniel G. Brown, owner OF
the dog, Tor the board and care of said dog.
The deb, amounted 10 nearly $40. but ov-
ing 20 the hard times only So wa, realized
from the dog sale
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
WEST DITMMFR STON

The little daughter of Nj and Mr..
Bert BALDWIN and its mother are being
cared Tor by our professional nurse. Mrs.
Colt We have had some % case, OF the
measles iu our community and all have
had them comparatively Igh, >evera.
families have been troubled with the m-
tiuenza. uut all are improving
Our last iyceum passed of with an e>-
celient interest and evident prof.. Their.
was full house. Five determinations Were
given. with some eigh. disputaut~ on the
following question "Eesoiyel That our
present prohibitory law is preferable for
Vermont TO a license Jaw The question
10 be discussed Friday evening. Feb. ..
will be Resolved, That the farmers hay.
been of more benefit To the puDHcthau all
other classes combined
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26

-Four couples attended the dance al
Iownsnend last Friday evening and report
@ pleasant time
Henry Ingram and family have moved
into Arthur % Leary., house with jaime.
MuudeII and family
Florence Sparks closed her scuoo. ln Oh,
Parish las, Friday and entered Mis-, saw
yer school iu Brduleboro ON Monday
morning.
There will boz social dance al school
house hall. "Wednesday. Jan 3l. a. H.
Hines prompter higgins band will fur.
nish music.
Mrs. II. L. Hadlock and daughter Edith.
Floyd Fairbanks and G.. Il. Stedman hsv.
made acquaintance with the measles the pas,
week, Dut are now better
j is many years if ever, since there has
been so much ice all through this village
For two weeks 10 has been so one could
slide from O. /. Sherman to c. /. Park S
store on the sidewalk. and foot travellers
take the middle of the street We hear a.
YET no injuries from falling
The J. J.. c. union held its meeting las,
Sunday morning with Mrs. Geo W. Dick
nsOu leader. Subject. "Bepentance Thes,
officers were elected for the coming SIX
months President. Luciau j.. $ edman .
vice president Lila Park; secretary and
treasurer Luella Williams committee.
Mrs Geo. Dickinson. Dana Stedmau and
Lena Hall The next meeting will be held
sunday, Feb 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
EAST DOVER.

The farmers meeting on the l"tu was O.
success. the chapel being crowded. The
paper on 'ACricuitura production com
pared with other states by the census. boy
NJ. O. Howe of Newtaue was very inter
estInE. Discussions OH the DAIRY COW.
how TO get the best results from her, etc.
occupied most of the evening. some spicy
remarks were thrown ont. one said at the
close OF his remarks "Mv advice to those
buying COWS is the same that was given t0
me when young man. II wished To-
have an extra good wife, get the homeless,
girl / could md. which brought down the
house
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
MARLRORO-

y. NJ. Frouty is on visit to Massacuu-
SETS
The ladies aid society me, OF The church
Wednesday afternoon.
Rev II. H. Shaw will preach al the
church next sunday, Jan. -
The presentation OF the play. "NtoIeu
will, by the dramatic club Oh Tuesday
evening was success All parts wer,
We. played and every one was pleased.
The West Brattleuoro dramatic club were
out In tuu force Among the audience We
noticed Dr. Bowen, Rev. Mr. Leavitt and
several others from BratueDoio The eu-
tertaInmeut netted the club about $50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
The Wheeler, ohh wedding az Putue,
Fails.


one OF the most cnarmu-'y interesting
even, III our socit life tor several years
occurred al noon W ednesoaN a, the nome of
y o,l'-"l ODD l.', u. J. ".hey faA-. "heh
,-' '''' I Iu's'> MS-
Nm, ,,,,,t - -, WI ~
mon, .T. 80. 80. ,.,,,'-, -. L
,,,.+ ,.... ,,..5 IT,. =, -. -
for. cousin of nh. rroor. na-f,rrn,r,..
tb4 caramout Ci,r.r.- Dor, M T.,I-r..,
Falls and Mis-. Helen Ciar..of Kaeua noted
a. hes. man ami lsa,. 'rns ,ye,3,,,.,' ,..-..
mouy wa, followed uv reception and
social entertainment. AFTER which the bril-
da pair. amid shower. of rice. took tn.
ago train Tor Springfield Boston and
other place The bride wa. dressed In
brown travelling habit and looked very
pretty. crea, number oI uSetu. and
beautiful. wedding gifts were received
\. Is. HeWett d, slowly lmproyIu-
MISS heien Noou ina, been visiting friends
Ill to"L
There is 90 bee q social dance 10 the town
hall tonight
II. l.. Pierce /, very SLOWLY RECOVERING
from his serious illness
Measles are going turourb tp.. scboo0 IN.
district 30 . very ruoroII,i|,
NJ. l.,,.,.... 80 t....t..... ..,
his ,ia,-lI.,r.. NJ IL, ~ " ''-'
.r, -. ''''''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26

The Alonzo Weld farm has been rented
10 man from Chester.
The young people are TO have a masouer-
AIDE ball in the near future
j. Henry Richmond has recently mad,
an investment in real estate in Nebraska.
Charles Franklin has closed q successfu.
term OF school lu the Winchester dIstric.
IN Marlboro, and ], al home
Mr.. and Mrs Frank J.. Wellman are
Pleasantly settled iu their new home. and
are ready TO receive their friends
MI. and Mrs VIM. Herbert Jacob, are
spending tLl, week with friends and rr.a-
lives ID Greenfield and DeerhelI. Mass
Miss Mary Cushing closed successful
term of schoo. iu district 80. l+ Friday
afternoon. d. being beer third term ".
hope She will be secured for another sea-
son.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
WARDsBORO.

Mrs. d. L. Gleason is on the sick list
W. II. Butterheid is recovering from hi,
illness
Quarterly meeting Will bee held al the
Methodist church next SUNDAY
The revival services still continue and
will as long as the interest is good
s.. i. Wheeler Is m Boston tins week.
his daughter Aggle and son Johnnie ac-
companied him.
We hope the friends of education will
come TO the Methodist church next Mon
day evening, Jan. %, TO hear NJ 5. stone
OF Montpelier, state superintendent of ed-
ucatiOu
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26

The people of this quiet town withou.
regard to- sect or party invaded the Baptist
parsonage last Wednesday evening under
the efficient generalshp of Belamy GRAY.
and gave the occupants. Rev. and Mrs
Meacham, a very liberal pound party. so
called. although DO was more like an old
fashioned donation than anything else.
Packages from one pound % ten were
plenty and one was no less than a barre. of
flour. There were also two very nice album
quilts. one of which was given by the
friends Iu district NO. %. where many of
Mr.. Meacham parishioners reside. The
presentations were made hy Miss Harriet
Fletcher and Fred Landmau and happy
responses toy the pastor and wife MIR
james Ntoddard presided az the organ and
rendered som very fine music. both vOca.
and instrumental. bey. MI Hardy of thu,
Congregational church made brief remark,
and offered prayer. and delightful even
ng was enjoyed Such occasions DO much
10 encourage pastors In their work and also
90 strengthen the bonds of Christian fe.-
lOwshir.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
GUILFORD

There will be- no service in Christ church
Sunday, and the Sunday following
A special religious service consisting of
a praise and prayer meeting followed Dv a
short sermon viii bee held in the Union
church next Tuesday evening at 1902. NJ.
Rev. c. o. Day will lead the meeting and
will preach. All friends are cordially in.
vited.
school in district NO. is. Isadore B..
Fairbanks teacher, closed Jan is. The
following are the scholars neither absent
nor tardy: Lila, Leon, Ethel. Albert and
Frank Andrews, and Guy, Leon. Roy and
Faith Fairbanks; absent one day Oh ac-
count Of illness. Florence Andrews. MANY
thanks are due the parents for their hearty
cooperation In the work
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
STRATTON

Mr. and MIR, Wm. Tobin of Dorset are
at Mr.. Crossman S.
MI Crossmau mas nine teams drawing
lumber from Chase's mill. drawing about
10000 feet per day.
The church fair passed of pleasantly.
with good attendance. The proceeds
amounted To- about SIS
Mrs. %. A. johnson Ina, a calla that has
had 1--WE blossoms in succession. and now
has one blossom and two buds
II. II. Forester and wife, j. l.. Jones
and son Willie and John A. Willis, wife
and children, are on tine sick list.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
WARDsBORO CENTRE.

---' -Af D -'A'iil' % IAAlN' lll
james Busey is IN town for a time.
Mrs l.. j. Foster, who has been vice
tim of the prevailing sickness. is now suf-
ternc from felou.
Mrs. j. G.. Sprague is among the sick.
having had The hard cold or distemper which
is followed by bilious fever
Mis-. David Smith s reported as improy-
ln- Willie 6iIieather J., also recovering
from au attack of rheumatism
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26

Dr. Osgood had the misfortune TO lose q
valuable horse last week
il is reported that Mr Brown Of Green
field. who spent last sunday in town. la,
lmportau, interests mere, probably Tar
more grateful to INN than TO the people of
the town
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26


Miss Hattie Amsdeu has moved TO West
field. Mass.
AddIe Boyntou is going to schoo. in
bratteboro
The Loyal Temperance legion will meet
next Tuesday evening al .. C.. Robinson
a delegation of eight or 10 local Masons
attended the district meeting al Bellows
Falls Wednesday
The stockholder, OF tine cheese factory
held meeting last saturday and adjourn
ed for two weeks.
Stllmau Clark gains slowly. it %, all.
Mrs, Daniel Muudell Is DO better, II. II.
Read family are il. with Crip.
AImou Clayton. an old resident of town.
died at his home al Pixies Fails. FRIDAY.
the 18TH OF pneumonia The funeral wa,
Tuesday al Pixies Fails. where he was
buried
The W. O. r. L. will hold a mothers
meeting next Thursday afternoon Feb. j,
at . % clock,WItL Mrs. On. Wymau This
will be am open meeting. and all interested
are cordially invited 20 bee present
The slide of the season was last oatui-
day evening All the BOYS sleds were
fastened together. and ON the rear was al
tached Landlord Gleason double sleigh
and between 40 and 80 of both sexes and
ali ages. from the young lads and lasses To
old men, took passage. the older portion
occupying the sleigh They all took a
slide down Main street Tor about half q
mile, and your correspondent can vouch
Tor its being fun and also that the passeu-
gers enjoyed the pleasure. common to all
coasters, of footing IL back again
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
HORIZONTALLY

Mrs Jane Chase has bouch. tine Ian
phear place of H. @ Wilder
It is reported that Mrs Leo.a Temple.
has bought tine Ann Briggs farm
oawys, Butterhe.d sells the persona
property of the late Hollis F. Hamilton al
auction next Monday %. Haitian
The village Improvement society will
give q dramatic entertainment Friday even
luL Feb. e. 10 is said 90 be @ tine thing
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-26
GUILFORD CENTRE

iERsoAAI- Mum tine WORD ] suspected
Write more about il, Who are VOL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-09
UNION DEFENDERS DAY..
Sons of Veterans Honor Abra-
ham Lincoln
AND JOHN BROWN, Or OSSAWOTAMIE.
An Historical Program and Hard
Times Lunch.

"Do you call that hard times lunch
in Oregon?n
Anybody might have known that
who cut those slices of caker
Those were some of the remarks Of a
hundred and fifty guests of Sumpter
Camp Wednesday evening. 1t was q
happy gathering Of veterans, their
wives, Sous, and daughters, and few
invited guests assembled In honor OF
Union Defendsr's Day. After an ap-
propriste service by the camp, J. G.
officiating as chaplain and
Capt. e. NJ. Rowley in full uniform
aud sidearms officiating as master OF
to see that everybody was
happy, a soul stirring lunch was serv-
ed. A dozen stalwaTt sons rushed
around with napkins Of print paper,
corn-beef sandwiches, fourteen kinds
Of cake, coffee and old fashioned salt
pickles. The way they disappeared
would have done credit to Anderson
vile survivors.