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Mrs. John r. Pilling, in Cohoes, N. Y,
for the past two weeks.
Mr.. AND Mrs. E. B. LINCOLN have
been sick for two weeks with la Grippe.
Mr.. Lincoln was out to-day for the first
time,
CHARLES W. PIERCE left for Boston,
yesterday, and this evening will attend
the annual banquet of the alumni of Nor
wich University of which he is one,
THE case of State VS.. Chas. e. Jepson
and Mrs. Russell came up in the Munich
pal court yesterday morning. Both were
held in $500 bonds for the grand jury.
Jepson gave bail.
A COLOSSAL statue is to be erected In
Washington, D. c., to Hahnemann the
great scientist and physi clan, the cost to
be about 100000. Hahnemann was the
founder of Homeopathy.
QUITE a delegation from here attended
Good Templars entertainment at South
SALISBURY, Wednesday evening. A
land railroad was run for their accomo-
dalton.
In connection with the Burlington Re-
publican meeting, Tuesday, the "Recol-
lections of President Lincoln" by Yer
mont's surviving War Governor Hol-
brook, in another column, comes in aptly
this week.
The card party in Odd Fellows Hall,
yesterday afternoon, given by Mesdames
J Ed Merrill and W. H. Phillips, was a
grand affair. The hall is just the place
for such a gathering, and refreshments
were served at the tables.
WIN. HULIHAN of White Creek, N. Y,
was arrested last night by Officers God
frey and Nash, charged with selling
liquors in this State by sample. Hull
han keeps place in that town, and it is
claimed that he has disposed of Consid-
cradle of the ardent this side of the line.
He gave bail for his appearance before
the Municipal court to-day. Later
Hulihan appeared before the Municipal
court this morning. Case continued and
he furnished $500 bail for his appearance.
ARTHUR ELwELL was in the town
clerks office Thursday with the carcass
of grey mountain lynx that he had
killed the day before while out hunting.
The animal which was finely marked
measured "a inches in length, but was in
poor condition weighing only 81 pounds.
Elwell received the bounty of $40 allowed
by the State, and said when the order on
the treasurer was handed him, that it
was the easiest earned ten dollars that he
ever had.
THE case against Gertie Stevens IL
year old girl charged with the habitual
use of obscene language before the schol-
ars in the school which she attends, has
been before the Municipal court to-day.
Gertie has been au inmate of the house
of SADIE Slocum more or less, some time,
and the testimony given to-day was not
such as would tend to elevate the morals
of any community. The case vas con-
tinued six weeks, ON condition of good
behavior, at request of her mother, and
promise to do better.
Two little fellows residing on Union
street the other day had occasion to pass
a door on which diphtheria quar-
antine notice had been placed. The
10 nc In lray ~ nf
the other by remarking that there was
diphtheria in that house." The smaller
one thought differently, and began spell
ing the notice thus: Mot ice" and
then quietly informed his companion
that it was notice to the iceman that
mo ice" was wanted that day.
THE Plttsiield, Mass, Sunday Morning
Call, has an Adams correspondent,
Wandering Willie" who has heard of
an electric road and its possible connec-
ton with an extension of the one run
ming out of North Adams. This is what
he says: 81 think il is also proposed by
some of the more imaginative, to run the
street railway right out to Hoosick Falls.
That idea came near taking my breath
away when heard it. Probably there
would be branches built to Petersburg
Junction, State Line, and Dell Browns
over at Eagle Bridge. Perhaps when all
those extensions have been made, we
might get our end of the road extended
to Cheshire Harbor, with a branch run
ming up TO Pumpkin Hook"
THE Lenten services in st. Peters
church are announced. Ash Wednesday,
Feb. 9th, there will be the usual SER
vices at 1920 a. M, and 1880 p. m. Dur.
ing Lent each Sunday, except March Sd
and April It'll, there will be Holy Com
munion at 1880 a. M; service and SER
mon at 10:30 a. M. and p. m. March
Sd and April 7th, Holy Communion 1920
a. m. Tuesdays. and address,
1880 p. m. Wednesdays. 1905
p. m. Evening Prayer 4:3O p. m. Mems
Bible Glass 1880 p. m. Thursdays.-Ser-
vice and sermon 1870 p. m. Fridays
Morning Prayer and Litany 10 a. m.
Evening Prayer 4:3O p. m. Holy Week.
Service daily 10 a. m. and 4:30 p. IN.
(Holy Communion Maundav Thursday,