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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
Ixoscnbnum,s I,aIucc.

In another column an advertisement
from MIR. Nj. RosenbAum appears, in
which he announces that he las on
hand the largest spring stock that has
ever ueen shown III this city. lie has
suits for old and young, large and
small; suits at oil prices, such as defy
competition. A call will convince any
one that Rosenpaum intends to lead
and not be led. See his advertisement
aud call as directed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

The Hour is sold by " II Twifosd, Vim
Hart. Fit Bro, b d & j w Blick, Hill
Bros. Wood. Beckham& Co. J b Baxter, J w
Gardner, IL Friedman. Nj y Thornton. w Is
hurst, Jas j.. Petree, II Malbon, Wood
house a kellnm, A Stewart. o. II. Whites
hurst. J Jones. W White Il Son. Il @
White. John Stroud. Il Goodson, ia
Iwitiy, = Quillin, Alex Reed s sykes,
Taylor Bros, II II Crockett. l. b AGREE. Ar
rinSton IL Go. n Woodhouse. l. A White.
T. Hart, Schloss Bros. CS Whitehurnt, @ j
Jones See Landmark for others.
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Winds.

The movements of air commonly call
ed winds arc due 10 the heat of tho sun.
The warm air, being lighter. rises, and
the colder air flows in to take its place.
This principle is beautifully illustrated
mt the seashoro in summer, where tho
daily hroozes are due to tho air over tho
heated land being displaced by cur
rent Of cooler air from tho sea
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Donti, of nIre, I.nr,,o..

Mrs. Mary Barnes, wife of Mr.. VIM.
II. Barnes. Deputy Clerk of the Coun.
ty Court. died suddenly Monday night
at the residence of her husband. in
Berkeley. She awoke in the night,
called her husband and told him that
she felt badly. He Immediately got up
and went for doctor only Two doors
of, but before he returned she was
dead. Air. Barnes has a host of friends
in this city who extend to him their
deepest sympathy IN his deep aiilic-
ton,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
NnNuI NOXI.a.
BY Southern Associated Press.

DY southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March oG.-Admiral
Carpenter cables to the Navy Depart
ment that the cruiser Charleston re.
turned to Che Foo March 9th after n
visit to Port Arthur, where she went
the goth instant 1t is presumed that
affairs are quiet there and that the gulf
of Pechlli Is still frozen.
The cruiser Raleigh rejoined the
Atlanta at Colon yesterday, after Il
weeks stay at Cnrtagena, where she
went for coal. AS affairs are now Quiet
on Isthmus 1t is probable that sine Will
Join Admiral Mcade's squadron at
Kingston.
The feet which left San Domingo on
Saturday should have reached King
ston on Sunday unless, as is believed
at the Navy Department., it cruised
around the island OF Huytl and through
the Wlndward Passage off Cape Mayei.
where the Alliance incident occurred.
The Columhin should reneh Kingston
about Friday, when Admiral Meade will
be IN command OF the largest and finest
American fleet that has ever met III a
British port.
The naval training ship Essex arrived
ut St. Thomas, w. L., to day, where
she will remain until April 9th. and
then sailing for Yorktown, Va. The
gunboat Castlne completed her passage
of the Suez Canal this morning on her
way to Zanzibar to render assistance.
if neededi to Consul Hollis, who has
been for some months resting under q
charge of numbering a native who in
vnded his home ut midnight. 1t is
possible also that the Castine may visit
Madagascar where eX. Consul Waller.
of the United States is in trouble),
after leaving Zanzibar, but no instruc.
tons to that effect have been sent her,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
ola Folks, Concert.

The Old Folks Concert to be given
Friday evening at Court Street Baptist
Church will be @ very select affair.
Mr.. ii. a. lofty and Miss Annie Hume
will sing, which alone will make it at
tractive. y we'll drilled chorus of over
thirty voices will render selections, as
sisted by the Orphens Orchestra.
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PORTSMOUTH,.

SUMMARY: Three. Bnse Hit-Tate,
Farrell and Kelly. Two Base Hit
uargrove, Mullen and BGsteni. Passed
ll-Hodge, l. Wild Wood.
ruff. Time of Game-1;45. Umpire,
from Pennsylvania. Scorer-Charles
Il. Bland,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

Compressed tea is not by any means
& novelty. In Russia hard cakes of IL
are carried about by travellers, and it is
Kept in this form in all rural households
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Pleased Him.

She-You were behind me at tho play
last night, weren't you? How did you
enjoy it?
Ho-I thought it was one of the pref
nest ones you ever Wore New York
Herald.
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Npri,,r a,ncnin-

Full line of new spring suitings inst
received. Look Mt our window display.
suits made to order, $3.50, Sl4, Sl5.
SIG, SIS. $40 aud $500. NJ. Roson.
baum. rs aud us High street, Ports.
mouth, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

Hamlet, l, 8.
Hamlet thus describes his father nm
tiihoiy death. Doubtless. good bread was
ma 0 III those days. yet wo can not but
INK that had the King dined upon bread
maze from oar -four. this Juice of cursed
nepehon might not hAve been go etlottive
Daisy ROLLER MILLS,
2I5, 277. 279. Water street.
Phone. Ne. 227.
We Will Shortly offer prise Of our best
honr for tho best loaf of bread from our
Daisy patent.
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are dangerous. y dollar spent for Hoods
Shrsepafiiia now may prevent illness VIII h
VIII be expensive ami ardto bear Now is
the time TO take Hoods Sarsaparilla
Hoop P.fl.s cnre all liver ills, relieve oon-
stILatlOM an ass ST Algnstinn. ~.
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we Are Doing Uhu,,

Closing out 20o pair pants at $40.
worth from $3.5U to $500 per pair.
These prices will hold good only for
ten days. Breslsuer IL Anthony, III
High street
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5ecati! Itcnt.i,

We must have room. Three thousand
yards beautiful spring ginghams, re.
duced from l2c to &c per yard; 5000
yards Turkey red table damask, re-
duced from DC to ljc per yard; 5000
yards extra fine ali linen crash. reduced
from Toe to &c per yard. A. j. Phil.
fps, under Oxford Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

When Baby was sick, we gave her Cas,orIa.
When She was n Child, She cried for Casto-ia.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gaye them Castoria
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

While improvements are going on
we shall offer oil odd lots of chlldren's
toques. Tam O'Shanter's and caps at
half price; also mems unlaunderied
shirts Mt 3T3c. @. II. Welton Il Co.
332 and 334 high street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

Charles III. Sturtcvant, funeral di-
rector aud embalmer, 30S 1 bird street,
corner Harrison. mhIO.Im
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

Several cars en- route; must be sold ::
also some on track here. II. l.. Owens,
80 Water street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

For ..cnutnc itock Alum Lime
for plastering or whitewashing call at
o. IL. Williams, corner South and
Crawford streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27
yesterday was Another asusy Dnv
with Us-CrOwds Attended the
EEster sale OF FlSniouublo
p,rc.s s.,..,.
before the Choice Ear.

Drcas Gona.-Comc To-day
HetOrc the Choice BAR
gains nrc Gone.
We have also placed ON sale this week
one lot cheviots III stripes and checks
al sc, worthl pc yard.
One lot zephyr cloths exquisite pat
term ut 9;c, worth l2!c.
Gao lot table napkins at 40 each,
worth Sc.
One lot bleachod table damask Mt
toc. worth Coo yard.
One lot white counterpanes Mar.
seilles PATTERN at 9Sc each, worth
S1.5O.
One lot chenille covers at S3c each,
worth Sl,50.
One lot chidren's oil silk Windsor
ties at l9c, each, worth 25c.
Sale begins Monday morning. March
@5th, AT 10 o'clock. These prices are
for cash. Hammil's. $40 High street.
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy gives
She best satisfaction OF any cough med
dcine handle, and as n seller lends nil
other preparations In this market. |
Eeeommend 1t because II Is the best
medicine | ever handled for coughs,
colds and groups. a. w. BALpRIpdE,
Millersville, Ill. For sale bv all drug
gists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

Lamps silk shades, wiro frames, doll
carriages, toilet sets, pictures, tables,
rockers and everything else at Draw
Words Furniture and Carpet House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

&c. H.ong * >om.
CIV Hlgh street. next to j. S. Craw-
aGrds are showing splendid stock of
shoes. Call aud see them.
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is
Just
Like
Finding
Money

20 buy one of our now Spring suits ut
Tue low prices we ask. Gaze III our
window and see the latest styles. Levy
Il jacobs, 200 High street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-27

For Malaria, Liver Trou-
Die, or Indigo tion, use
BROWN rs IRON BITTERS
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Hotel Portsmouth,
PORTSMOUTH, VA

Eighty-fvc commodious and we'll fur
nished rooms Pnriors, Private Ladies' En-
trance: and every convenience
Efficient caterer and chef recently nm
gagged. Table une1celleR.
hAl ES-S2 and s2.5O per day: $50 and
upwarhs per month. Excellent hotel for
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.


Mrs. Caroline Meade. widow Of Seth =.
Eastman died at the hospital Thursday
morning NJ 1890 o'cloch. Sh" has been II
sufferer OF eczema for many years She
spent - comfortable night Wednesday and
her condition seemed about the same IS
usual jpn IN" mornlnG when she was sud-
denly lal>"n with a fantng spell at about
$3.50, ard became unconscious, never rally
ing and passed quietly and peacefully
away with an hour, Mr.. Eastman was -
years OLD ana had resided in 81. Adams
nearly all her lire. tier som Charles, sur
wives here and is now residing in kecnc,
y. -. Sh" also leaves mo Stcp-dauEht"rS,
Mr' John g. FaTar of Burlington and
Mrs. James /. MCGOWAN Of IttSticld,
Mass. She has over been Il consistent
church member
Peter Wiilct. one of s. Adams best
known business mon died at his residence
on Bank street at 1l:3p O'Clock Saturday
night of peritonis. He was born Sept.
p, 1873 and therefor" - years Old. Mr.
Niiictt came to st. Adams about - years
ago and opened u barrier shop in the Wei
den, which he ran until 1oSN when he
bought tn" block just below the Weldon,
rebuilt Ill and carried on his business
there. He was good citizen, public
spirited, and took great interest in the
welfare and improvement of s.. Alhans
lie was liberal and generous to fault
and his hand was always stretched out
to assist the needy and unfortunate. lie
was prominent Mason, being member
Of Enclesby lodge No. -, +. and ~ NJ, a
companion Of CHAMPAIGN Chapter No. l.,
r. A. NJ, companion of Columbus Coun-
ell No. ]. h. and s. NJ, and Sir Knight
of Lafayette commard"ry No ., knights
Tcmplar. lie was also a charter member
Of the New England order Of Protection.
holding the position of warder and was in
Slirrd for $1,000 AZ a member of the ia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-19

Both the method and results wher
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn eRectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kid ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in iss
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all ana have made it the mos,
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
lists. Amy reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand will pro
IRE it promptly for any one who
'ishes to try it. Do not accept any
Institute.
CALIFORNIA Fle syrup co.
loc!s.l.s. ~ asw yas& N.s
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Sherlf Reeves ana Deputy W ho"lcr
raIded the two pubhc houses In TINS vii
lage Friday evening ms as the initial
step in the temperance crusade recently
inaueurated here-Danlel i~ohSe, who re-
Gently rented ana moved INTO the H. X.
Coven house Will move next week INTO NJ.
l.. Lees house ON North street.-The Peek
sisters entertainments FRIDAY evening
vas complete success, $i64O We're real
lied. number Of people from out OF
town were in attendAnce.-Ihe chrHicdl
fire engine has been placed temporarily
In l. n. Chase's new carriage houSe.-Na-
ter for the Central Vermont locomotives
IS now supplied ny steam power. \ small
upright engine does the work.-A. j. Par
Sons has completed his laborS in Morris
Vile and returned TO his homo here.-Miss
Bertha Ferrin returned Friday evening
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The Popular Corner.

Well, It seems as though every
gentleman had made % his mind
to give his lady friends each a new
dress for Xmas. At least the num-
Der we have sold would indicate
that fact. Our Dress Goods De-
partment is the centre towards
which everybody gravitatcs-and
no wonder. When YOU see the
GOODS and PRICES, YOU will
BUY, and wonder you have not
bought before. A handsome Dress
Pattern Of fine material for S3.6S.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
lcontlnucl from FIRST page }

were soon extinGushcd. Damage ~ both
the fire and water have been estimated
M S10o.-Aftcr the Cuild this week Fri
day evening refreshments will be served
and a sale Of articles suitable for Xmas
.ifts.-Thc Ladies' Missionary meeting
win be holden at the parsonage next
Thursday afternoon and an oyster supper
viii be served.
WEST SALISBURY.
The NJ. T.. sunday-school win give a
Christmas concert Christmas CVc.-Tho
subject Of The uastor's sermon next sun
day will he Glad Tidings-Miss Hattie
Pierce. who has been spending several
months with her brother, ). y. Pierce
has returned to Lowell. Mass.-A large
amount of hay has been shipped from this
place to market by Weeks q Thomas.
EAST MIDDIEBURN.
Laura Ross is improving.-Clara Chap
man improves but slowly.-Alfrcd Chap
man returns from Massachusetts with a
hvide.-Thc EpWorth League hold u social
and business meeting last Friday night
al the home of the president. Il. c. Board
man. The election of officers resulted as
follows: President, l.. G. Boardmau; vice.
presidents, W. II Eldridgc Maud Rogers,
Archie Sheldon. ana Agnes BOardman'
treasurer, W. w. Turner; secretary, Mrs.
W. w. TUrncr; organist lncz Brown;
choristcr, W. II. Eldrdge.-Missos Grace
Foote Vida Olmstod and Hattie Day are
home from the Randolph Normal school
for the MAS vacation.-The members of
The VI. T. Sunday--chool will give a
Christmas concert on Christmas night.
Music will be under the direction of .. j.
Sawyer. \ collection will he taken to start
- fund for the purchase of an organ for
the Church.-Mss Charla sumner is at
-,
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THE RICHARDSON"
Christmas is Creeping Nearer

And the time is short for you make selections that you
will be pleased with 7 he choice things are going and you
should not delay buying the gifts you have in mind Bring
your list and let Us help you.
THE BUSIEST CORNER IN BURLINGTON
The past few days have found doing our best to wait on
the crowds that have been attracted Such
assortment Of choice novelties seen th city before.
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children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-19

exception of setting the pews which will
he done this week Much credit is due to
tn" Rev. T. y. Campcau of NcrCcnncS,
under whose pr"sonal supervision the
church has heen built.--Thc Kings Daugh-
tors will meet noNt Friday afternoon at >
o'clock with Mr.. Fred Bissonnetto.-A
telegram was received from Mrs. +. Il.
Hart Sunday announcing her safe arrival
AT san Diego cali Saturday night.-The
public schools in town Will all take Il Vacyl-
ton during Christmas week.
The Whist cluh mot last week at Mrs.
DeYett's. The club meets this week with
Mrs G. G. Burrit,-Milo Smith of Starl<s-
hOro is i'm towu-MesSrs. Geo. Iiawley
and John Rushlow spent Sunday here
When Mrs Thomas Ncwcomh returned
to her Brooklyn home last fan she pre-
scented "A very pretty wicker crib to The
Kings Daughters" circle of Shclburne.
It has now been loaned to Mrs. cyrus
White for tho use of the baby that She is
caring for fer the circlc.--At the annual
meeting of the Methodist SundaY-school
board held Tuesday evening at the par
sonaRe the following officers were elect
cd for tho ensuing year; Superintendent.
Charles VI. Russell, first assistant super
intendont Mrs +. r. Stoddard; second
assistant. Alan Blodgett; secretary, Mrs
George Smith, assistant secretary Mrs
II. y. EowioN; treasurer Miss Fannie
M'-\'il' H'rtial, \. j.. bulultk. ASSIST
ant IInraran, -, w. Tracy il; organist.
Miss Fannie Smitu.-The first service will
b" held In tn ne" Catholic chapel sun
day morning.
ST GEORGE.
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y magazine CLUB WIN seven members
mas p'en formed: ms hayach mas AGAIN
| returned home.--Thc Industrial society has
the resuscItauon OF Sociables IN view Il
meeting being called for Thursday after
| noon to consider the mattcr-Mr. ana Mrs.
W, :. Stevens are at Essex Junction car
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dent Mrs. Elizabeth Allen. chaplain: Mrs.
Matte Millham, treasurer; Mrs. Anna NJ
IIlloy' appointed secretary; Mrs. Carrie
Milham, conductor: Mrs Mary Somors.
guard; Miss Clara Weed. delegate
Mr. amt Mrs. J. s. Patrick of Burling-
ton Spenr several days in town last week
There was very pleasant party at the
Carpenter House Monday evening 1t was
the Goth anniversary Of the marriage Of
Mr.. and Mrs. &. j. Carpenter. The Hines
burgh Cornet band was in attendance
and furnished excellent music. Mr. and
Mrs. Carpenter We're presented with a
purse of silver. Refreshments were ScrV-
ed and the occasion was an enjoyable One
About 200 We're proScnt.-Thcre will he Il
New Years bail at the Carpenter House
January 1st-A large number of the Ma
sonic fraternity attended the funeral of
Il. r. Sprague at Huntington Sunday
Mrs. NJ j. EinsleN of Burlington is visit
ing hcr sister. Mrs. II. NJ. ITull.-MarY
Lyman has returned after several months
absence in Chicago, Minneapolis, and
other Western citieS-Therc was a "Crazy
tca" i'm the vastry Tuesday night.-The
creamery receives about 1000 pounds of
milk a day noW.-Mr. Elon Horton OF Mes-
-ina. y. Y. spent several days i'm town
last week. the guest OF Jerome Coleman 80
The Conversational Sunday school will
have a Christmas dinner in the VcstrY
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 2ith. The Meth
odist sunday school will have a tree
Ch,iet,,,ac I,,.o il, tho rb,,I.b and tho
IantisT Sunda,. school viii have q troo
C,b,.i,t,,o. ,,i,rbt ,rI. roll con and animal
,,aa,inc &c ~. C,on,,.oaotio,,,I en,int,. ol,-
n',r,nI las, vodnne,iaT, nnod ,ur,h.,
,,.ar, ,,.e...,,, pof,.,ai,n,o,,,, v.o,n saw
al committee v.as tnnoint,J f., 500
L.,,, i,,,1.,,o,.,,i,,.. IA. cI,i,,.,.b Tho .o-
riat,, 1vae rerortnd FREQ fro,n doh, and
,,, ro,inr,.i,o, ct,i,.,s ,,aro aloctad cham.
NAN n NJ p.,',..' ,.,orl, II N Ijull. coll
incfor ava tro.7,,,o,. \ - partcb. SOW
ton / p Dird. Gnancial comni1toa y I.
/ portch n NJ Dagn I y Hirl T. l.
i Evinnton II u NVcuar
/ ;rhr cra11. sur,,.r ,t ,ha Co,,or.patio.st
1ect'l-. room, 1,nssjaN, evening. v,s u gra3t
.,,rc.ss ria rrfz,s ia, insa,.. cos,ume.
wa oi,on IN J., " 1o., ava Mr.. " T.
Ararsws Edward TJcl,,s I,a,t . ril, broI,en
by tba kick OF q COZ, u few day] ago
mr. ma ~ lC'ses 49, Nv, tt'u ~ ','
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WEST MILTON.

The creamery is running on half time
4. A. iierrick is confined to the house
with rhcuma tism.-Gcrtrude Allen comes
home from Johnson Saturday for a two
weeks VaCation-Mamio Page, accom-
panied by her brother-in-law, Corrie
Osgood, went last week TO FAN River,
Mass, where she is engaged Is a teacher.
The school at Weyhridse which she had
been engaged TO teach is closed on ac-
count Of diphthera The marriage of Miss
Maggie $. Lincan Of Georgia and Roy T..
Bullock of West Milton is announced for
.LnMnnl-r ~
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Hal7dkerClliefs.

Such a line and such prices
beautiful ones-dainty, delicate at
fairs. Real Linen 8 cents; Real
Point $500, and al the grades be-
tween.
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NIGSTFORD.

Mr. and Mrs Willis Newell Of Charlotte
ave the guests Of Carrni Osgood and fam
ilY.-DaVid NJ. Robinson has moved into
the house recently built by the Cloverdalc
Creamery Co.--Thcrc will be a Christmas
supper in the Congregational church on
Wednesday evening, Dec, 9th, for the
children of tho Sundays hool-An enter
tainment is being planned for the benefit
of the towns library, to take place about
the first of January There are III vol
umes in the library at present. l.. c.
Nichols will be in the library room Sat
urday afternoons and evenings to dis
tribute books-Ason Reynolds has va
Gated the Rousseau houSe.-It is reported
that there is to be a Christmas tree in
the Methodist church On Christmas eve.