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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
Annapolis News.

Ed. Register-A stranger who went
to sleep in box-car On the sidetrack
here Monday is said to have had his
| hat stolen.
j. b. Wiseman of Bismarck was
down here Monday, on prospecting
| tour.
A civil suit, wherein DIR. Toney OF
Piedmont and Mr.. Grimes of this
place were the parties, was tried in
Squire Kitchell's court Monday. Josh.
Carly of Piedmont represented the
plaintiff. and John Crowly of Des Arc
the defendant. The suit was brought
to recover doctors bill. A verdict
was rendered for the plaintiff.
VIM. George of Centreville unloaded
new thresher here from the cars
Tuesday.
T. P. Rixey, Grand Lecturer l. O.
o. F.. was here Wednesday night and
delivered a public lecture on Odd-Fel-
lowship. The lecture was beautiful
and touching one, and met with uni
versal appreciation.
Thursday morning at about $40,
first train No. 81 ran over and horribly
mangled CUNT Lucy at Jordan. CUNT
had accompanied Geo. Brewer to Iron
ton to secure a marriage license for
the latter, and the two were On their
return. At Jordan they both sat down
on the track and fell asleep. Brewer
barely escaped. and Lucy was run ov-
err. His left. leg was severed below
the knee, and the right arm almost
severed at the shoulder. He died
shortly after reaching Annapolis,
where he was brought by SIS crew.
Rob't Woody, Jr., is in tow from
ST. Louis. visiting his father.
Squire Kitchell has some fine peach
es that grew on his farm near this
place.
Miss Laura Townsend, our new
school teacher for the primary depart
ment. was in town Saturday, signing
up the necessary contract. CRUx.
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Arcadia Items.

Mrs. Muse of Harviell is visiting rel
atives.
Conductor Baird was home Friday
night.
Rev. England and wife have return
ed from Steelville.
Rev. Hurley preached at Fort Hill
Church last Sunday.
Messrs. Miller and Evans started for
Doniphan on business Sunday.
Conductor Andrews brought the ex-
cursion down last week.
Mrs. Barnette of Piedmont attended
the Convent exercises.
Miss Lillian Pike of st. Louis was in
Arcadia several day last week.
H. n. Baird's fine horse. Tam
O'Shanter. went through bridge in
Ironton a few weeks ago, and is still
suffering the consequences.
Among the many who came down
on the excursion last week were: Mrs.
Allen, Mrs. Steinman, Sci. Tual. Mrs.
McLain and Foster, Van Lear and
brother.
Mrs. Wood, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. DeMier and her friend,
w Soss iCtuthCo " ~. A<OuIo
Thursday. after spending very pleas
ant week.
Miss Baird attended the Music
Teachers Convention in st. Louis this
| week.
Col. Swift and family came down
from the city Thursday to spend the
summer in Arcadia.
John Green, wife and little daugh-
ter, of st. Louis. spent several days of
last week with relatives.
A large crowd attended the Convent
Commencement, and report a good
time.
Grandpa Evans was called home to
his wife Sunday, who died suddenly in
Steelville.
A party was given at Mrs. Folks
recently, in honor of Mr.. AL. Squire
and friend of Chicago. Everyone had
a good time, although the night was
dark and rainy. There was also par
ty at DeMier's and one at Nations last
week. Both were enjoyed exceeding
Especially by the young people.
Our friend, Jim Dixon, had quite a
mishap: A few weeks ago he went out
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From GranitevlIle.

Ed. Regsster-Old lady Ripple de-
parted this life ON Friday evening last,
of consumption, aged about 60 years,
after long suffering. Deceased leaves
two sons and one little daughter to
mourn her loss. The remains were
laid at rest in the Middlebrook Gene
terry on the following day.
Miss Bertha Schifferly is still visit
ing with Bonnie Terre friends.
| George Donald left yesterday to join
Mrs. Donald, who has been in st. Louis
| for couple of weeks. whence they
will depart for Scotland, their native
land. In the art and workmanship of
granite Mr.. Donald has few equals; as
a gentleman in every particular none
can question his standing: upright in
all his dealings with his fellow crafts
men and employer alike. His loss to
the S. G. Company. for whom he has
| been working for eight or nine years,
| will be materially felt and difficult to
| replace. Mr.. Donald, We understand,
will quit stone-cutting and will engage
| in some sort of business in the city of
Aberdeen. Scotland. May health and
success attend them, is the wish of
their many friends of this and other
communities.
Henry Adolph and several other
Ironton boys were in town a little
while Sunday.
James Mcleod and VIM. Hume left
Saturday last for Minneapolis. Dur
ing the past ten days several men have
left this place for other quarters in
quest of work, though their leaving
was not necessarily occasioned from
| lack of work.
Miss Josie Oelson came out to spend
Sunday with home folks.
Miss Lille NewalI of Corning, Iowa,
arrived here yesterday for visit with
her sister, Mrs David Archie, Jr.
Miss NewalI speaks in high terms of
their new Iowa home, giving glow
ing description of the general health
and the outlook for crops throughout
the prairie country adjacent to their
home.
Mr.. Newton, our photographer. re-
ports business good since he came
here, but as he only intends remain
ing this week he desires those wishing
work done in his line to hustle up.
Sixty-three visitors, all hailing from
St. Louis,registered their names in the
famous LOG Cabin" at Mr.. E. NJ.
Smiths last week.
A large number of people we're dis
appointed on not hearing Rev. Mr..
Morton of Ironton, who was to preach
at Workman's Hall last Sunday. 1t is
presumed that the reason of his not
appearing was unavoidable. The
people, however. were not wholly dis
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
Free Pills.

Send your address to H. E. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weak
en- by their action, but by giving tone
to stomach and bowels greatly invig-
crate the system. Regular size 25c.
per box. Sold by Mrs. P. X. Crisp,
Druggist. i
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Pilot Knob Items.

Mr.. Steffens' family have moved to
Graniteville.
Miss Alma Jaquith and Miss kati,
Crane have gone to Denver, Colorado
Mr.. Chas. Backoff is home visiting
his parents.
Mr.. Joe. Inner is visiting friends il
Pilot Knob.
Misses Mary and Della Hanlan of ST
Louis are visiting their sister, Mrs. F,
/. kiilalee.
Mr.. William Effinger of st. Louis i:
home.
What is the attraction in Pilot Knob
for the young gentlemen of Bismarck:
Mr. Robert Moody spent Sunday with
his best girl.
The party last Thursday evening
given by Miss Mary Killalee. in honor
of Miss Della Hanlan, proved to be
one of the most enjoyable affairs of the
season. GUESS WHO.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04

1--WE had an epidemic of dysentery
in this vicinity last summer. says Sam
uel S. Pollock, of Briceland, Cal. 81
was taken with it and suffered severely
until some one called my attention to
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrha9 Remedy. / procured a bottle
and felt better after the first dose.
Before one-haIf of the bottle had been
used I was we'll. recommended it TO
my friends and their experience was
the same. We all unite in saying it is
the best" For sale by all dealers.
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BelIevIew Briefs.

Ed. Register-J. C. Horn went to
Bismarck Monday to see his sister,
Mrs. Matte Bisplinghoff. She died
Monday night and was buried in Far
mington.
Mr.. Edgar West of ST. Louis is visit.
ing Willard Lowe.
Miss Lou Presnell came home from
St. Louis last week.
Miss Dora Van Mort left Sunday for
Burgundy. where she will begin teach
ing the 1st of July.
Miss Maggie Hamilton will close the
summer term of the Elm Grove School
on Tuesday, and will go to her home
in Bismarck until the 1st of September,
when she will return and complete the
school term.
Mrs. j. d. Greason and son, of Gran
iteville. spent several days with Mrs.
Nm. Buford.
Mrs. o. Haley and daughter. of
Fredericktown, are visiting Mrs. Thorn
as.
Miss Laura Vale is entertaining her
friend, Miss Annie Edison.
Fred. and Luther Cureton spent Sum
day with friends here, en- route from
toe Teachers Institute to their home
at Red Point.
Philip Hartman is home for a few
weeks before commencing a school in
Reynolds County.
Charlie Biel of ST. Louis made brief
visit to his sister, Mrs. Kerlagon.
Rev. j. w. Turner and wife arrived
Monday to make the home folk visit.
Rev. Mr.. Atkinson, J. w. Harral and
Mrs. Jane Reyburn went to Belgrade
Saturday to attend Quarterly Confer
ence.
Mrs. Henry Edison spent week
with her daughter, Mrs. Mcfarland,
and left Sunday to visit her son in Rey-
nolds County.
Mrs. Joe and Sam Reyburn spent
Thursday with relatives here.
Marion Newman and family moved
to their recently purchased home in
Belleview.
Mr.. Thompson shipped car OF fine
oak lumber TO st. Louis last week, and
furnished two derrick poles for Syenite
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A Pioneers Recommendation.

Mr.. j. w. Venerable, of Downey, q
pioneer of Los Angeles County, Cal,
says; Whenever am troubled with
a pain in the stomach or with diarrhea
l use Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. have used it for
years, know 1t to be reliable remedy,
and recommend it to every one." For
sale by all dealers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04

Blood-purifers, though grad ual, are
radical in their effect. Ayers Sarsap-
arilla is intended as medicine only
and not stimulant, excitant, or bev-
erage. Immediate results may not al
ways follow its use; but after reason
able time, permanent benefit is certain
to be realized.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04

Granite Co,-one 81, and the other 50
feet long.
Eugene Logan took his son to St.
Louis to see Barnum's Circus.
Miss Eta Muse IS home again, af-
ter spending some time with friends
in Graniteville.
c. C. Bond has bought the right to
manufacture and sell in Iron county
the latest things in patent churns.
George Campbell bought the right
for Washington county,
L. 0. Warren will teach the school
near Fitzgerald's.
Mrs. Minnie Logan went to st. Louis
last Thursday.
Mrs. Phil. Carter gave the young
folks q musicale Saturday evening.
which was highly enjoyed by the
many present. BELLEyIEw.
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by the Newman place to feed his hogs,
which he keeps in a pen. In some way
or other he was knocked down by the
pigs and trampled in the mud till he
was almost past walking home. We
are glad to say he is around again.
JEROME.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Mrs. Mary Durham is in Bangor.
Adelbert Richardson was in Bangor
over Sunday.
Mrs Peter Jordan, of Otis, is visiting
her daughter, Lucy Flood, this week.
Edward q. Fuller has returned &c
Hermon, his former place of residence.
Mrs. Gertrude Holden. OF Bar Harbor
visited her mother two days early i'll the
week.
Mrs. L. c. Hastings and Mrs. Almon
Jellison went to Bangor and back Tues
day by team.
John F. Whiteomb and wife, who have
been in Boston for the past four weeks
arrived home on Monday evening. Mrs,
Whitcomb. who was quite i'll While away
is better.
Thursday night of last week Ethel
May. infant daughter Of Charles kinca.d,
died. aged four months and thirteen
days. 1t was only few weeks ago that
is mother was buried. Mr.. kineaid has
the sympathy Of all in the loss of his
family in SO short time.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne'cs see other pages


East BIuehiu.
Mrs Frank Cousins Is quite H.
Everett Emerton has returned from
Boston.
Richard Grindle has finished digging
his cellar.
Irving Candage is tending store for A.
III. Weber.
C,,5ora g 1aocb orc rarsiripg their
road, preparatory to hauling paving
Sohoonar ..Pol,ioora y L Mcfarland
,,,ostar i loaded with Granite for Bst,-
-
Mics Nouie A Long is stndving vocal
,,,,sio rndo- tho tritiop ~ Mrs Addie
cri,,ala
St.
oehoonei AiaAei
- sN.,,1-.
"
schooner Johh d. ->oiI Is - i,oii'',9'
master arrived yesterday Win neg ~
1or the grange s'oie'
Miss Emma Il. Love Is teaehIhg al North
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West Hancock.

Henry Foren is visiting his relatives at
Columbia Falls.
r. :. Dodge, OF the "Sebenoa," has
gone to Rockland for a few weeks.
Mrs. George Wood, of Ellsworth, is vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. Agnes Milliken.
J. sherman Mcfarland, who is en-
poyed al Bar Harbor, was IN town last
week
William Moore and wife, Of Ellsworth
Falls. recently made short visit to Mrs.
Moore's mother, Mrs. Naomi Dow.
Mrs Sidney Bunker and daughter, Mrs.
Edith Hyson, We're, for few days last
week, guests at James II. Netherlands.
Victor Smith and Elbridge Milliken,
who are employed at Winter Harbor and
Bar Harbor, spent Sunday with their
folks.
Miss Jennie Marshall, who has been
employed during the last six months at
the Franklin Road house, is at home for a
short time.
Mrs. Mary r. Butler and Miss Maud
Springer gave party in honor of their
birthday, which occurred on the nth, to
a select party at the residence OF Mrs,
Butler. The evening passed pleasantly
with games, etc. About 10 o'clock a
collation. was served, and amid wishes to
the kindly hostesses for many happy
birthdays and many more sucL de'ightful
evenings, the party broke up about u.
May 20. SUMAC.
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Southwest Harbor.

The charter members of the new lodge
OF Odd FeIlows-Which is the second
lodge instituted eli Mt. Desert island, the
other being Island lodge OF Bar Harbor-
are Dr. J. D. Phillips, George r. Fuller,
Edwin 4 Lawler, Alton /. Farusworth
and Alvah D. Rich. The officers are
Edwin \. LAWYER, \. G.; Alton Z. Farms
worth, Y G.; Edwin Clark, Z. :. George
r. Fuller, P. 5; DIR. ]. d. Phillips, treas
urer; Geo w. Anderson, w; Thomas r.
Savage, Con-; Samuel King. I. G.; James
S. Hopkins, o. G.; P. d. Gilley, Il. :. s. :;
William Stanley, L. ;. 5; Charles Free
man, r. 5. y. c.; Ralph Robinson, /. 5.
\. G.. ;. Ward Newman, Il. ;. Y. e.; Z.
L. Higgins, L. ;. Y. G.; Alyah D. Rich,
chaplain. The name of the lodge is
Pemetic, No. 1876. Regular meeting every
Monday evening.
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North LanoIne.

North LamoIae.
Eugene Hagan has gone to Bar Harbor
to work.
Mrs. A. c. Holt returned home from
Boston last Wednesday.
Susie Austin and Maud Hagan are
employed at Bar Harbor.
Samuel Moore, of Ellsworth Falls, is
employed with l. n. Salisbury.
Clarence Holt has gone to Northeast
Harbor for the season to practice
dentistry.
Mrs. Mary ]. Berry, who has been
spending several months at Richard
Perkins, has returned home.
Mrs. Samuel Nhitmore and daughter
Emma, of Mort beast Harbor. have been
visiting at Lois Gilpatrick's the past
week.
The several schools in town are in ses-
sion. Mrs. Nellie Hardy, of South Surry,
is teaching at Lamoine corner; her
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South Hancock


George L. Young purchased horse
recently.
d. Ball is at Bar Harbor working in
fish market.
School commenced May e, with George
A. Dix as teacher
o. B. PettingiIl has given his house a
new coat OF paint.
Helen A. Wooster is teaching the
school at Mt. Desert Ferry.
Joseph Jellison will move his family to
White Head this week. Mrs. Jellison
will be greatly missed in this vicinity.
The West Franklin dramatic club
played Little Goldie' in the town hall
last Thursday evening, followed by a
dance. All present spent an enjoyable
time.
Rev. E. A. Cranston, of Turner, has
been engaged to preach here the ensuing
year. The churches need pastor, and it
is hoped that much good will be the
result, W.
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sister. Emily Morgan, at North Lamoine;
Lura Beckwith. of Ellsworth, at East
Lamoine; Nelma Lear at Partridge Cove,
and Flossie Hodgkins at district No. 5.
Nav 81.
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Bluehill.


The observance OF Memorial Day by
James A. Garfield Post, No. IS, will be as
follows, within the limits of this post to
be done in the morning, except at Seaside
cemetery, which VIII be done in The af-
ternoon:
Comrades who have been appointed to
attend to those duties will report to
the adjutant the number of graves deco
rated.
AT 1.30 p. IN. the post will form in front
Of the post hall, and march to Seaside
cemetery, and there decorate the graves
of our dead heroes, then form around the
soldiers monument and honor the dead
by reading from the service book.
The post will then escort the orator,
Hon. S. L. Milliken, to the Baptist
church, where the services will be con-
tinued and memorial address be de-
liyered.
On Sunday, May 20, at 1890 a. m, Rev
c. NJ. G. HARDWOOD will deliver the me-
mortal sermon.
All are invited to these services.
The clergy and selectmen are invited to
seats with the orator on Memorial Day.
J. H. BILLINGS, Commander.
S. P. SNOWMAN, Adjutant.
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business Notices.

Tapley's Bread Winner out-wears all other
shoes.
person il prematurely old when badness
occurs before the forty fifth year Use Halls
Hair Remover to keep the scalp healthy and
prevent badness.
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Lamolne.
Miss Phosia Higgins is at home from
Franklin for short vacation.
Farmers are quite busy now, and con-
siderable planting is being done.
J.H. Whitaker was home Sunday but
Monday morning he was off to work
again.
Mrs Alice Hodgkins has returned from
a winter 5 cruise at sea, and is now house
keeping
Mrs. NJ. \ xFsrnham intends to go to
Bucksport Wednesday, to accompany her
little granddaughter home.
And now patrons are beginning to talk
of the county grange, which has become
an established thing with US in June.
Eliakim Hasam has got he road ma
chine in repair. and a good team Of horses
engaged. and viii soon begin work on the
roads.
Schools in town are nov in session,
taught hy the following teachers: Miss
Nelma Lear. Miss Florence tto3gkin-, Miss
Emily Morgan. Miss Lura Eeckwith. Mrs
Nellie Hardy.
Rev. Drew r Ws#aH Is h. Nc evan
gelistie meetings aefe ,verY evening this
week executing saturday. There viii be
meetings al the church, 70 which all are
cordially invited,
May 20. IL.
Sorrento.
The steamer "Sebenoa" left Saturday
afternoon for Bath to be repaired for he
coming seasons work.
Miss Abbie Perry was in town Monday,
and went away on the Bar Harbor boat
Mrs. Grace Mitchell IS in town, at Mr..
Lawrence's, while Capt. Mitchell is on
the sorrento
The "Sorrento" has been to Ellsworth
on the marine railway. and Is now on the
route between here and the ferry, making
three trips daily.
Mrs. w. II. Lawrence and Mrs. Hattie
f. Hill are in Portland, where Mrs.
Lawrence i expecting TO take course Of
medical and scientific treatment.
The ..sappho' is"queen q the bay nov.
She sailed from Fer Harher TO Sorrento
Saturday in sixteen and e-half minutes,
and Monday She went from Bar Harbor
to NJ. Desert Ferry ~ twenty-five
minutes. She can outsail The Mt.
Desert or the s,Jene," easily BOW.
Parker Fuller. postmaster Al Eoef1and,
and Augustus Bird have been down cast
on fishing trip. and stopped over here
Saturday. and they with ~. H. Lawrence
and Capt, sawteHe, spent sunday ct
Tunk camp. They were we'll pleased with
the new camp, and expect l. make up a
party from Roeklaud to stop there d
week, next fall q.
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Advertisements.
WE MAKE FRIENDS
OF OUR CUSTOMERS
AND CUSTOMERS :.
OF OUR FRIENDS.

Transient trade is all right for
superstructure, but steady custom
is the foundation of a business
that's what we have worked for.
We have given prices which have
attracted you and treatment which
will hold you-doing this we dis
prove the old statement that
there is no friendship in bust
ness "a man had better try and
get along without customers than
without friends. We knew fell
low oncc-but that's another story
SO is this: ..
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years ago Mrs. Perkins had shock OF
paralysis from which she never recovered.
She had been able to attend to household
affairs until within about ten weeks of
her death She had been confined
to her bed only two weeks. Mrs.
Perkins was emphatically home
woman, thoroughly devoted to her fam
lily. She was born in Penobseot, and
with the exception of four years in Blue
hill, had spent her life in this town.
Fifty-seven years ago she was married to
John Perkins. Seven children have
blessed their union, all of whom are still
living, and all were present at her fun
eral She also had twenty-five grand
children and twenty-one great grand
children living, but two out of the more
than fifty lineal descendants having died.
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CHURCH ANNIVERsNa 4

~, -, j., tha Aau
-, - 80 ,,o,t ~ fine
.z=,ys,s.74i..,sa - t,a or5,a,,i,o-
49, IL ,.-,
t,s. inc,
- -. a,,4 ,,ood ,,o.oy foI-
S STliitat' "'''' 4"s - Male fuartctte.
introductory remarks ny pastor.
ft''I !'''i'E up - ' Mr. susan iHeklev
"Hi-tory of the church since IT. insttu
I H9h, h"pgi Tt.''e" - N,r,tn n Moore.
RON call Of members. responded to to pas
"a ss=e OF -G en-. f ,l-a1',, ,,rynin
/ address hy the pastor
hehedleh'h'
Besides the church members there were
present many Christian kndeaNorers ana
members OF the aoles ewing cFelt
with their husbands. All these seemed
interested in the exercises, ana 1eei tha'
the event marks the beginning OF an era
of larger usefulness and attainment.
OF course the leading features were
the address by Mrs. HlncKley aho
the paper by Mr.. Hartshorn- Mrs
Hinckley was well quallhed IN every way
to tell the younger persons about the
place and people OF long ago, the con-
ditions, the struggles, the successes, the
discouragements.
In very graphic manner she touchec
upon these matters, and all SAW then
( more wildly than ever before. The first
and for long time the only, religion:
work was by means OF a Sunday schoo
carried on largely by the women, with
children in attendance.
The places in which the Sunday school:
were held were in the "schooI- house or
the ledge" nearly in front OF the presen,
one, and during one winter in Mrs
Hinckley's house, where three rooms
were crowded with eager children.
The ladies were all untiring workers
and engaging the cooperation OF the
children, would plan and work during
the winter, when there was no school
for a concert, and when spring cam,
were all ready for giving it. BY thes,
means the library books and other Sun
day school supplies were procured.
The work went on in this way fol
| yasrs until in the course of time il be
|
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West Sullivan.

West Sullivan.
Mrs. Mary j. Gordon has been quite i'll
the past week.
Joseph Petrie, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia, is much improved.
Capt. V. B. Gordon towed in six three
masted schooners Saturday to load with
stone.
Rev. j. a. Weed was gladly received to
his fifth year of ministry among us.
May this year prove to be the most
successful one of all!
Capt. Sprague of the schooner "James
H. Baily," ran ashore on the falls while
attempting to sail through Saturday
morning. The schooner lay high on the
rocks until the next tide when she was
towed into the wharf by the tug phillips
Eaton
May 20. SPORT.
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Elsie, wife of John Perkins, died May
10, aged seventy-six years. About three