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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27
SOME OF THE COMMENTS
Of Customers at the Great Cloth
ing Sale at Augusta.

Well known citizen of Augusta says: 81
saw one of my neighbors wearing pair Of
your So 90 trousers. He is a good judge Of
goods as he has been in the business. He
says that they are big trade so have
come after pair-thought it was an easy
way to save dollar"
Prominent business man on Water street
buying one of the suits said, "This suit
looks to me like bargain, cannot see any
difference between it and suits l have paid
$40 90 for, (it was one of the sl3 80 which
usually sells for OO) at any rate have
dealt with you for a good many years and
know when you make a statement regard
ing your goods it is sure to be so.'
Well known resident of Manchester comes
in with a man who wishes to look at the
suits. Both purchase suits and one of them
returns the next day with friend who also
purchases suit.
Farmer from Windsor says: Il come
here to purchase clothing because / know
that if there is any cotton in the goods you
will say so and as am not good judge of
clothing know that can depend On your
advice in making selection"
Another Manchester farmer said "Well,
if you say that is the suit of clothes had
better buy | shall buy it you know that
always want good article and as have
traded with you for over twenty years and
always found things as represented, feel
safe in taking your advice"
The above remark, were actual occur
rences and We can give the names Of the
parties to those who care to inquire. When
we first announced this clothing sle we
said that "the goods were offered us SO
cheap that we could not afford to pass them
and that we should offer them so cheap that
the public could not afford to pass them. -
We have proved our statement.
Remember that these are high grade
goods elegantly made and trimmed and that
we are selling them at low grade prices.
This is clothing sale that no one WI 0
studies economy can afford to neglect.
CHAs. Fl. Mason,
The One Price Clothier,
1&2 Aliens Building, Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27
Western Mortgages.

Investors will be interested in knowing
that corporation has been organized un-
der the laws of Massachusetts, 10 protect
their interests in Western mortgages. The
Investors Secretary Company of Boston
takes full care of loans of all companies IN
the hands of receiver. or which have volnn-
tarily ceased to do business. Its directors
are Hon. James F. C. Hyde, Mr.. John
Ward. II. W. Mason, Esq, Mr.. Charles
p. Darling, and II. A. Clifford, Esq.
The company is designed to afford in
yestors a safe, convenient, and economi-
cal means for the care and collection of
their investments. For further informa-
ton see advertisement in another column,
or address the company at 81 Milk Street,
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

In this issue we publish the statement of
the Granite State Fire Insurance Company
of Portsmouth, for January, "a, and to it
we nvite the attention of insurers. Not
withs.anding the extremely hard year for
insurance companies, when most of them
have paid out more than their receipts, the
Granite State has made gain of net sur
plus which is certainly creditable to its man
agement. This company claims to have
done the largest business of any in the
state il 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

The tramps a-c getting thick in Augusta.
Bat wien Judge Andrews mentions pro-
iect of his for putting them to work in some
manner to break stone they lose very sud
denly their desire for jail life. Five of
them were before his honor Fri lay morning
and when the judge intimated work to them
they expressed great solic'ude and begged
IN be allowed to seek their homes in dis
tant parts of this and other states. 1t Is
known 20 be ia It that tramps come doun
into Maine iro Eoson and tie big cities
for the purpose OF working on the ice long
emo Ugh to sc. drink money, Then they
leave work, 8, to some Place near awarm
iail and set drunk. They have been disar-
pointed in the treatment they received at
the hands of Judge Andrews.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

f. w. Boyntcn is back from Rockland
where he went this week to attend the an
nual meeting of ID. A. No. Sc, X. of l.. He
says the meeting was largely attended and
a good deal of enthusiasm was manifested
He EXPRESSED himself as much pleased witt
the work in the State the past year. There
was an increase of 100 per cent. in men,
bership. New locals have been formed an1
old ones have been renewed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

The following notice msy be of interest
to the members of tie G. A. r. The gen.
eral orders No. from the headquarters of
the Grand Army, section 4 reads: by
resolution passed by the Twenty
National Encampmens, the commander-in-
chief was instructed to request Grand Army
Posts to hold proper services on Washiog-
tons birthday. In obedience to the above,
posts are requested to hold such services.
While no particular form is prescribed, the
commander-in-cllief would suggest that they
be of n patriotic nature; that an address on
the life and character of Washington be
delivered. As far as possible the exercises
should be public to the citizens, and
scholars of the public schools should be in-
vited and if practicable take par. in the
exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27
Anew Company in HouIlcn.

The military authorities of this State
have decided to have a militia company
organized at Houlton.
This was really planned several months
since, but the final decision has just been
made and the enlistment will begin immedi-
ately. This company will be Joined to the
Second regiment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

! aiy NEW YORK. Jan. &c.
FLoUa-Reoeipts. 14,650 pkss; exports. 4!s
bbls: lo,3ia sacks. sales. 800 p.gs; marke
| low exrras, ~ o5a2 Is, city mills City mills
S3.55a3 65; patents. 4 2oa4 so; winter wheat low
grades, 200 245; fair to fancy. Q As IS
stTaights. 25s3 IS, PATENTS. so a435; ryt
mixtures. 26)a2 70; supei,ine 76a2 90; nne. 4
az 90
SOUTHERN FLoUR-dull, weak; sales. - bbls
RYE kIuyk- steady, fair demand, S265aSI 05
I BUCKWH EAT FLOUR--S 81 50a2 10.
BuCKwHEAT- japanese, s0aS5; state, 75as0.
CORN MEAL-dnll. STEADY.
RYE dull, Western, 00a57
BARLEY quiet. steady; No. =. Milwaukee, 64ac5
western, 55a65; two rowed state, e3a65; No.
Toronto. efeae.
two rowed state 7oa75 six-rowed state s0asS; city
made Canada l0Na165.
WHEAr-Receipts. CSC bush: exports. -
saIes 0,O00; more active, easier
80. red. store and elevator, o5iaG5i
ateat 67a67i fob, d. 1s66s, No. hard. 7sa73i
No. 2 spring 77sn7s; No. l northern 70ia-,
No. ! red. p: No I spring soiasOA; unsradec
red, 72sa73A; No. wlite 59i
CoRN-Recalptt. l5,l6l; exports, 42,5Sc; sales
10000; easier, active
D 421a4s elevator; 4Iia4ii alioat; No: q. Ava
graded mixed. s tssa4sl; s.eame, mixed. ~ ~
oArs-keceipts .:,o05, exports. - bush
sales. escoo quiet, firm; --------------
No. 2, 3jia24, do wbIte. 36ia36i; No. white
Gnicsg jiiaa5; No. 2, 34aa-; No 8, 3sa-, ao
white, 3iIa-; .niXtd Western. 3ia55; dc
white. 36s4o; white ssat'. 35a4c
BEEF Ii IN, quiet; =; beef hams. dull, firm
tiersed be f. inacive, steady; cut meats, moderate
dt mand, firm. Bnddles. nominal.
LAkD-- duli, firm
este, closed. ss,05: city, at 81 624
re6ned quit Continent. $3.50; s A tS.s0;
compound, $6,62laS6,75.
PJRs-fair demand; steady; sales. - bb!s;
oil, saess, si4.7oasl5; new mess. SIS 0oa$!S 25 ;
exs-a prime nominal.
BUTTER Fair demand, generally steady
state dairy. l6a22; do creamery issZ2, dc
Western dairy !3la17; do creamery is 20; do
factory, ;3al6 Elg,n, 2.a2d: rolis-. Penn.
creamery, % ic6; do factory. i7aa3.
CaEEsE. fair 6emand, steady; state large,
d, small, llai2a; do line white,
sato; old.-a--; do white, ioaiol; part skins.
4.9i: do new 3as; full skins. 2a3; Western
,mail, sa9l.
TALLow-scarce, stronger; city (s2 per pkg,
81 bid; country (pkgs freel, 5sa5i. as to quality.
MoLAssEs-iuli. steady.
PEIRoLEUM-qu quiet: United so.
EosIS IS-quiet, steady; S,.l0asl.i2i.
CoFFEE-R,o, dull; NO. 2. Esa-.
SUGAR raw, stesay quiet; refined, dull, steady
No; l., S-isa4: =, No T. s,ss; n" :,
No. 8. s9le,s "a; no. 9. sl-ss3 lilo;
u s.tSa3l: no l3, 81 OF. Il 3 7saiai
mould, 4 : l6a's; standard. q 4ss4 5i6
contectioners. a i-i6I4 IA; cat loaf, 13 1885
crushed. ID les5 l-l6 pow dered. 4 5-l6s4l gran
uIated, n "A 7-i6, cubes isa4s.
Freigbts 10 Liverpool, market steady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

A circular regarding the A. @. U. W.
has been issued by A. G. Andrews, super
visor of Maine. 1t gives the name and
number of the various lodges and the listed
members of '93 and '94, showing the gain
made by each lodge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

Two tranips who were before the court
Friday morning and promised to get out of
town if liberated, got drunk during the day
and were locked up in the afternoon. They
are apparently determined to get into the
comfortable quarters Of Kennebec jail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

The State board of assessors now has
under consideration the collateral inheri
tarce law. They are endeavoriug to pro-
cure returns from the various counties ia
reference to the amount of property liable
to tax under the specifications of this law
Out of the 16 counties, only seven have ~
yet reported.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

At the Office of the State librarian are
three English papers printed in Lcndon.rep-
resenting three different parties. "Ihe
Speaker" which is the paper representing
the Gladstone party is in book form. 1.-The
Reynolds" represents the people who are
striving for larger representation. The
third paper is more widely known, the
Times" which speaks for the Royal family
and their party. The articles in each one
are very long and many of them are in
marked contrast with those OF American
Journals. The descriptions are not so vivid
and to the Point as in the American papers.
They present much difference appear
ance than the papers published in this coun-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

One of Will Hanks horses which was be-
ing driven on the ice above the dam Friday
ran away. He cleared himself from the
sleigh before reaching Water street. He
was stopped near the bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

J. +. Chase will give his illustrated lecture
on Gettysburg and the Hawaiian Islands in
Miller's hall, South Norridgewock, Wednes-
day evening of next week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

One Of the confectionery drummers who
visits this city occasionally was neatly
catered his room at the hotel duriog his
a sence and stole his samples. He was
obliged to wait for new samples from his
house
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

The students of the Cony high school had
an interesting debate Friday evening. The
debating feature Of the school is growing in
popularity among the students.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

The drama sour Boys" which was pre-
sented here so successfully is being re-
hearsed at Gardner for the high school fair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

Evening rides are all the 60 here now. A
party Of 10 couples took a straw ride tc
Gardiner Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27
1ieo.

fThe name, age, date and place OF dealt,
~ ,i,ceased persons are published in TINS
r,Inmu, free of charge. More eateilus,, a.'.'
nnt;ces and obituary poetry must pc paiu
s.,r ~ the rate of ten cents n line.
KESNEBEC.
Augusta Jan. Is, Mrs Mary GoTd6n. aged 81
years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Goss of Auburn
is visiting friends in this city. They will
return to their bone Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

Mr.. Charles II. Lovejoy Of Sidney made
business visit to the capital Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27
Daily Ksaaebee gpnrnai.
0ifg ano Gc,e,rtg.

Landlord Thayer of Augusta il in Bos.
ton for few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

A. NJ. Wight's sale of damaged stock will
begin today at No. POI Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

Warren Simpson of Hartford, Conn.,,
was in the city, Friday, visiting friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

John NJ. Allen of Westbrook was guesi
at the Cony Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

Miss Flora Cross Of HalIowell has beer
engaged to sing soprano at the CoDgrega
tional church for the present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27
WANTED !! !!
Missing Volumes Of the KENNEbEC
JOURNAL.

In order TO complete files desire to obtain bound
or unbound volumes of the Weekly Kennebec journal
for the years 1887 1S4O 1S47 1851 1852 and 1853 Any
who has either of these volumes in his possession will
be paid liberal price for Any person who give
information the whereabouts ofcther volume will
fer favor should greatly appreciate by addressing the
undersigned If these volumes arc in existence and are not
for sae it would be personal satisfaction if could have
an opportunity examine item any person is in posses
of the Legislative Journal prior to 1856 will he kindly
communicate with the undersigned
Address BURLEIGH & FLYNT,
Publishers of KENNEBEC JOURNAL
Augusta, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27
nAaxsr REPORTS.
The Stock Market.

These quotations are furnished daily by c. W
Rice manager Baldwin Bros. stock brokerage
office in this cify.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

Alice, the little daughter of Rev. ]. f
Wyman, is having an attack of biliou.
fever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

Mr.. Hilpof Skovhee an is in tie city Wis
iting his sister Mrs. w. II. Gannett.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27
e. W.CHURCH.
Opera House Block.
jaulSeOd,f

CAUTEDy.-Ir dealer offers w. 4.
Douglas Shoes at a reduced price. or says
s,e has them without name stamped on
bottom, put him down as q fraud.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27
Un0I MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO
PORTLAND, MAINE.
NOTICE!

The Annual Meeting of the Union Matual Ia E
Insurance Company will be held at the company, :
Office at Portland Name on Tuesday the S0th
day Of january, :soi, at 1.so A. NJ. for 'he pur-
pose Of eecting four "a directors in place OF snosc
whose term of Office expires and 70 M any o'nei
BY order OF the directors,
j. FRANK LANG. Secretary.
Portland. Maine, December 26. 1874: ,n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

Herbert W. Rowe of Bangor, was ir
town yesterday. He called on friends a
the State House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

Hon. Oscar Hersey returned, Friday af-
ternoon, to his home in Buckfeld, where he
will spend the Sabbath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27
Nsw York Produce Marksi.

tex. div. Ibid. tasked.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27
About
Prescriptions.

The best Of medicines are
none too good for sick folks.
MS bad enough to be sicIs
UithOMt running chances
Uith second Orude drugs.
That's the reason aUe Bag
only the Uerv highest quail
ny Of evesyttissg. It's a
great satisfaction to as to
IcnOW that every prescrip-
tf0n sOe send 0Mt Is just as
good as good drugs sUill
make IL. No matter aU1tnt
y0u paid for 1t you could
MT get 1t any better.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-27

SCI iJ NEW YORK. Jan. 26.
FLoUR-Reoetpts. 14,65G pkss; exports. 4.Sl
bbls: 1882 sacks; sales. 520J p.gs; market
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-07
SOUTH NHwFANE

schools began Monday throughout tine
town.
Mrs Harrison Aldrich and daughter re-
turned To- Boston last week
G.. j.. Brown began his schoo. in DUN
merston Oh Monday last.
Miss Alice Goodell, who mas been very
III, Is improving quite rapidly.
Il. f. Shields is with his wife, vino re-
mains very i'll at j. w. Dexter.
Clarence Bailey of Springfield. Mass, is
visiting his mother and other friends tor q
few days
Mrs. .. H. White and son Walter of
Boston are the guests of Mir. and Mrs 4.
j.. MOrs,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morse and children
expect TO leave this week Tor their home
in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Dexter returned tu
Philadelphia last week MIR. and Mrs G..
A Mason and Miss sarah Morse have re-
turned to Philadelphia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-07
TOWNsHHND

Ernest Wilson is home for hs vacation.
Mrs. John Wilson is a, Adelber, Ma
son
school in districts BE- = and e begin next
Monday
Ira Pratt went to Cavendisn to work
Monday.
Harry Martin came home for a short
stay this week
Dr. ocudder and family are at Taft S hoe
tel Tor the present
Gladys Convey mas returned from her visit
to Greenfield, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Brayton have returned to
their nome I'm New York.
Romano Thayer is building a black
smith shop near his house
Adella scott mas gone TO Boston to stay
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Houghton
The conference of Congregational min
listers meets here next Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Dr. knickerbocker and Miss Haight
from New ork nave been spending week
at G. O. otebbns
Mrs. John Evans from Rhode Island is
visiting at Cyrus Hardings MI Evans Is
tAptNttN bllAS Wtth lDl a SHUT elaf
Miss Alice Follett went to Weston TO
begin her schoo Monday Abbie Follett
returns to Wardsooro Centre TO teach.
Geo Winsiow has sold the Bemis place
TO Mr. Fisher from Massachusetts. who
has moved TO the place We nope he has
come TO stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mason OF Gardner
nave been visiting MI Mason cousin
AdeIoert Mason Mrs. S. j. Wilson has
gone nome with them.
About go OF the neghoors and friends
met al the home of the Derry Drothers
Saturday evening ice cream and cake
were served and ali report having had a
good time
Il d. Cagin OF Seattle, Wash. recently
spent few days with Mi Hastings, hi.
UroJner-u-iaw, VINO gave him carriag.
ride TO Weston the birthplace of Mr.
Oragiu father
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-07
WILLIAMSVTLII

Myron johnson has gone to Brattleboro
TO work at the Retreat
Mrs. Charlotte Morse. widow of the
late Nelson Morse, has been visiting here
Irwin Mctcalf will be clerk in Sherman
store Ia the absence of A. n. Sherman.
Misses Lena Hall and Grace Tlmson
have visited In Norwich, Conn, the past
week
The Y. =. C.. Z. will hold a special bus
mess meeting at G.. b. Williams next Sat
urday evening
Cnas Bruce Is preparing TO move back
TO the farm he sold last spring His fam
lily are yet IN Massachusetls
Everett White IRON the city hospital
and Duane White and wife, all from Bo--
ton, are visiting their brothers here
Mrs Hatfield wife OF the former pastor
made us an agreeable visit last week and
took ia the association at south Newtaue
Our village school opened Monday with
- scholars and more are coming. John
Peterson OF Heath, Mass. is the teacher.
Hastings Williams returned TO Goddarl
seminary, Barre. on Tuesday morning.,
/ Ernest sparks goes with him 1or his
FIRST term
Key. George j. jerks of Chelsea Mass.
will preach Iu the JnIversahsl church
3 next sunday morning and evening at the
usual hours. 1898 a.. ST. and 1880 D. Nt
Many OF the schools began last Moudag
Mrs. AbDie Adams again teaches at Mar
uoro South branch scnooi-nouse. and
Florence sparks iu the "Parsh uistrc.
III tins town
Edward Reed of owanzey n. H., has
! been visiting his old friends and necnDor,
Tor the past week He finds many that
ne used TO know are not here His sister
+ Arabeia vino Is well remembered mere
also lives IN owauzey
ANY farmer may well bee proud OF the
pair of horses that passed through mere ol
Monday. owned boy ID. ~ Barber OF Brat
ueoora They are b and % YEAR old. and
weigh 21O1 Perhaps they haa no bones
Certainty none We're 90 Ue seen.
Goods belonging 10 the purchaser OF
the farm owned by Murray Cheney and
formerly by u.- iatner-Iu-law. Mason
White. passed through mere ON Weuu-~
day. THE name of the purchase I- ur.
known, ou, rumor claims tuat Dee ls IRON
New bruusw.lL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-07
SOUTH VERNON

s.. a. DoohuIe rs again Frustrated by ill.,
ness.
Mrs Geo Miller came nome from Dos
ton last saturday
Three member, of John Mack family
are ID with typhoid fever
John hedung and wife nave moved into
Tine tenement recently occupied 10y Fred
Lei eyre and family
jerome Johnson. VINO has been visiting
among friends iu Town. returned To Green
field. Mass, SATURDAY.
8. a. Dunkiee IS harvesting ms field of
caulnower and Is marketing them al the
picking factory al bratle0Or.
Mi. and Mrs. Arthur Marrndaie are DO
move 10 Mortified Mass, soon, where
MIR. Martlndaie is employed Iu Nj Wei
ster store
l.. W. Russell new creamery wagon.
built Dy parties in bernarustou, Mass, is
completed ana is very convenient Tor the
large quantities OF cream he gathers for
the Mortified creamerF
Fred Brooks mas gone TO Heath and is
teaching school iu the district where he
mas successfully taught several terms. Miss
GeneyIeye Skies returned TO her school in
Nmcneuduu, Mass. last Moudav.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-07
WARDsBORC

Miss Myra Ware returned 90 her nome
IN Newton. Mass, last Monday
Mrs. AUbie Petit of New York city is
visiting her sister, Mrs. C.. a. brg-s
Miss Maud Bemls is suffering from an
other attack OF nemorruage of Tine lungs
MI and Mrs Chas. NewcomU anu SOP
of HIusdale, y. H., returned TO their nome
MOnday
Mrs Frank 7, Leonard and children
have returned TO their home III MInneapo-
lis, MINI
Mr. and Mrs. Noiney omppee Of Bowie
vile are visiting at L. d. Piumiey and G
W. Martin S.
our much respected citizen, L. A.
WhItcomu, was elected TO represeu, our
town TINS year
MI and Mrs j. T. Johnson and their
children returned 10 their home in Worces-
ter, Mass, last week
Rev. s. ]. Fairbanks preached In the
Methodist church last SUNDAY IRON Rom
ans XIII, last clause OF the tenth verse. His
sermon was a very practical ana impressive
one
Aimou Moore and his aged widowed
mother nave the sympathy of all IN the
death OF mis- son Waylou de was a very
promising boy, ana a dutiful son and grand
son. he died Friday night and his funeral
was held last sunday a. his father house.
He will be sadly missed by his schoolmates.
20 whom be was very much endearel
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-07

John &. Newton is making eAteusiv.
improvements al Mapeuur-.
congratulations are extended TO Editor
Jones on the birth OF a son on "Wednesday
A large number OF guests from the For
esi ana Stream club lett Tor their homes on
Wedues4ar
The toruetu annual 1a,r will bee held OIL
" wednesday October q. The advertising
matter viii soon De ISSUED
Dr. Walter a. scott aud wife of Niagara
Falls, y. \ p, and Mrs. s. ". scott of Troy.
N. T., visited III town recently.
Sunday school picui. on Saturday 90
housac Tunnel and return iOr the small
sum OF twenty cents. 30 much tor having
a rairOa.
hey. i. g. I. Mckenzie is absent Oh his
annual vacation, visiting friends in Nova
Scotia and elsewhere. de Will bee away
about three week
vs. H. Boyd and Perry NJ Davis now
occupy their new house near the village
scnOOiuOuse. Ill Is double uwellu-
pleasant ana commodiou.
The town hai was nearly filled Oh Mon
day evening TO near Hon. =. L. Martin
upon tine political issues OF the day. he
man i. Ware. chairman of the town com
mlt-e, presided and Driei Introductory r--
mark, were made boy c. NJ. Russell and
Hosia Mann. a.
Freeman meeting passed OF very quiet
IE one hundred and 1orty-sIA Republican
votes We're cast for W ooduury and 90 for
smith. Hosea Mann, IT,, was elected rep
reseutauve upon tine first ballot, Tine vote
being. Mann. l4U. Horace NJ. Fitch, Demo
Graf. "a, scattering s. thus giving Nj. Mann
a majority OF -.
Schools Nos I, y, 3, g, :, 10. j.. ia be-
gan on Mondey last. Nos. ii and Is VIII
open next Monday. Following is the list
OF teachers: Miss Edith a. Boyd Mr. and
Mrs. j. T. Ward, Marion s. Adams, Mar
on Howe, Dover; Ollie l.. Miller, bratt. BE-
noro; Fannie a. Davis, Sheruuru. Mass .
Ellie l.. Brown, Jacksonville. Mabe' l..
stowe, Olive L. Moore. Laura L. HAYNES
/, is hoped thal there viii be sufficient
number OF scholars so that a school can be
sustained In No. g.
AL "a meeting of the bank directors on
Friday MI Willard rendered ms resicua-
ton as treasurer, 10 take effect on Monday.
which was accepted, and on that uav DE
turned over all securities ana funds ,u the
ncleucy as claimed was fully covered and
mo- one IS the loser of dollar as We under
stand Tine matter Mr.. Sucknev of tua
People national bank at Bratleuoro viii
act as treasurer temporarily until some one
is chosen uy the directors TO hI the posi-
lion.