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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
EMPORIA.
The Removal Of the Court Records
COmpleted-Other Notes.

EMPoRIA, VA. August 3.-(special)--
The work OF transferring the court re-
cords from the old Office to the new
building was completed on yesterday. j;
was very tedious and laborious. anc
great care had 10 be taken In II. TIL
Clerk Is very grateful to Clerk WaddilL
Of Henrico. for valuable assistance ren.
dered. He hated 20 pare with the oil,
office. as he had spent little more thai
a quarter of a century therein, and, oi
course. many pleasant memories clust 2
around the building.
County-Court meets Monday. specis'
grand jury will be summoned during the
term.
Miss Rosa Brown, Of Norfolk. Is visit
ing Miss Mamie Kabier.
Mrs. w. T. Tillar gave delightful at
home at her handsome residence lev
evenings since.
Mr.. w. +. Deal has returned from a
short visit to Bedford City.
Mrs. Sallle W. Reese is on a visit &C
the family OF Judge Yarreli.
Judge Yarrell has returned from WASH
ington, for short visit to his country
home.
THE following gentlemen from Emporl'
attended the honest elections convention
in Petersburg Msssrs. Peter F. Weaver
James S. Weaver. T. r. Garkins, and Cap
tain Ben. Franklin Jarratt-the first three
are Populists, and tho last is Repuoi
aap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
DEATHS.

CHANDLER.-Died, OF typhold-fever. at
his residence. No. 20l2 west Cary street
Richmond, Va, at 245 o'clock Saturday
morning. August 3. 1895. THOMAS f.
CHANDLER, a native Of Caroline coun-
ty. Va. and son OF Thomas T. and Eu-
genia NJ. Chandler; in the seth year OF
his age.
He leaves a devoted wife. three children.
parents, six brothers. and five sisters TO
mourn their loss. His characteristics
were integrity. industry, and far dealing:
His remains will be taken from Elba
Station by A. NJ. train SUNDAY. the
ith instant. Funeral arrangements in
the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04

A weeks outing, or you can return
when you please. Headquarters at eie-
CANT "Hotel Bedford" Grand attractions
offered. A trio 20 the top or the "Feaks
OF otter" from which a scene Is pres mt
ed that no one within thousand miles
should live and fail TO witness. An liunni-
nation OF the Peaks at night WIN Iarse
quantities OF red Something n yer
before attempted. II will be viewed from
Lynchburg, Roanoke. and. possibly kich,
mond Grand masquerade bail az note'
BEDFORD" Select concert ana cntert1ln.
ment by Leo Wheat. ana the celebrate, .ssl
southern elocutionist and humonst, bll-
bert Walden, in Beautiful Southern
Stories" And many other smusemenis
during the week Tickets for the round
trip. Including hotel bill only VIZ
Train leaves Chesapeake and ono depot
at $50 A. NJ. saturday August lOth, fou
are tired OF the sesshore. II you fail 20
take this trip you Will certainly miss VIC nc
very best. cheapest. and most enjoyabie
Of the season. ,,..,,o,,
amply 10 r. f. PARK. 1914 East cary
street. or Chesapeake and Ohio railr ,,,.
or Mrs A. ID. ATKINSON and Miss
KATE O'NFfL. chaperones. a tSs-L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
VICTORIA FURNACE.
About to Go Into Blast Again-Many
Hands Employed.

STAUNTON, VA, August 3.-(Special)
Your correspondent has just returned
from Goshen. The Victoria furnace. after
being out Of blast for two years. is about
to begin again the production Of iron.
The furnace IS being rehearthed. and re-
fitted generally, and tunnel NEARLY loo
feet deep is being bored into the noun
tain, to facilitate the output OF ore. some
$50 men are at work, and Manager Ma
hony, IL Is said, will begin 10 start the
furnace fires about the 18th OF August.
This valuable properly IS owned con-
Jointly by English and Ohio capitalists.
The citizens of Mt. Scion, in Augusta,
have held u meeting and appointed r.
committee 10 correspond with the authori-
ties Of the Chesapeake and Western Rail-
way Company, with a view Of inducing
that railroad 20 run via Messy creek ana
Mt. Scion, and urge that the citizens give
the railroad people free right Of way.
4 free dispensary has been established
here, under the auspices OF the ladies' OF
the City Mission. and OF the King ;
Daughters, as an initial step towards the
maintenance of a hospital Rooms have
been secured for the dispensary In the
Bagby building. Here INDECENT persons
will receive medical and surgical treat
ment, and medicine free.
The following physicians have charge OF
the various departments:
DR.. Il. NJ. Atkinson. diseases OF children.
DIR. y. y. Reese. diseases OF nose and
throat.
DR.. II. II. Henkel. mems urinary
surgery.
DIR. ! s. Horseley. general surgery.
DIR. +. Lacy Gibson. pathology and
chemistry.
DIR. C. II. Lewis. nervous diseases,
DIR. +. NJ Hanger eye troubles.
DR.. =. c. Fauntleroy, gynecology.
DIR. J. Il. Catlett, general medicine.
DIR. b. T. Bowman. dermal diseases.
DIR. A. NJ. Henkel. consulting surgeon.
DR.. II. NJ. Patterson. consulting gynae-
colosist.
Roth whites and negroes will be treated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04

perfect. there being four double plays.
Attendance. $500. Score: X. IL. Il.
Louisville .......... 201 o000O OF IL
Cincinnati ..... 5000 20 90
Batteries: weighing and Warner; Rhines
and Vaughan.
ANSON OFF HIS BASE.
CHICAGO, August 3.-Anson was not
covering the initial bag to-day, but the
Chicagos shut out the st. Louis team
Notwithstanding Hutchinson was an I'M
solved mystery with the visitors. They
made four solitary hits. LANCE cinched the
game in the third inning. with the bases
FULL by lining out three-bagger TO right.
A,ter6anca 500. Score: +. II. f..
Chicago . Oo41o001'-5 IL 2
81 Touis .. OOOOOO0O 4 2
Batteries: Hutchinson and kittridge;
Kissinger. and Breitenstein. and Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
ing the CLANS down to ten. scattering

ing the CLAIMS down TO ten. scattering
hits.
The game abounded in brilliant plays.
and the fielding OF the Farmers was per-
feet. they accepting every chance with
out an error. In the eighth inning San
ford made phenomenal catch with one
hand. OF a long drive by Tate TO centre
field. In the seventh inning. with the
score n tie, the Farmers found MOZART
land for six singles and a home rum
earning eight runs. and winning the game
The score.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
FINCAsTLE.
Two Serious Acci6e nts-Piensant
suuday-school Picnic.

FTNCAsTLE. VA. August s.-(Spe-
cal)-Mr. w. l.. Lavender, while feeding
a threshing-machine a few miles from
town. had the misfortune 10 lose one OF
his hands. which was literally torn from
his arm, and passed through the box The
arm was fearfully mangled. and had to
be amputated near the elbow.
Another man, living near town, whose
name / was unable TO get. was thrown
from a colt he was breaking and had his
leg broken.
The Presbyterian Sunday school turned
out yesterday in hay-wagons and other
conyeyances 70 enjoy a picnic. They
halted at a beautiful and romantic green,
about three quarters Of mile from twn,
and had quite an enjoyable time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Two Men Badly Hurt in q Run
away.

TOANO, VA. August 3.-(Special)-J.
w. Covey and Nj. b. Byrd. travelling
agents for a clock company. met with
a serious accident this evening. While
they we're driving down the hill near Olive
branch church. the breeching-strap' OF
their harness broke. and their horse took
fright. and ran on at breakneck speed.
Roth men were thrown out. Mr.. Convey
Was badly shaken up and scratched about
the face. and had two teeth Knocked out.
Mr. Byrd had one leg broken. DR.. Stephen
son was soon present. and ministered TO
the unfortunate men. They are now
under the hospitable roof OF Mr.. II. IL.
Ratcliffe. Mr.. Byrd has wife and fiye
children. Both are from Tennessee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
WINSTON AND DILLON SENT W.
The Preliminary Hearing In 'hf
CampbeII-County Bond Case


CampbeII-County Bond Case
TyNCHBURG, VA, August S.-'Spe-
c,aI,-The preliminary hearing Of the case
Of John A. winston and S. II. Dillon the
former charged with the larceny OF two
csmnbeu county bonds, amounting to
q 40 from b. +. Fitzhugh. OF Appomat-
,oy and the latter with being accessory
10 .he theft. commenced in the Ponce
Court at 10 o'clock this morning, ana
asted until 9 o'clock tonight.
THE Commonwealth was represented
nv Mr. John l.. Lee, and the accused by
NJessrs. Harrison and Long n great
many witnesses were examined, and the
case deliberately argued by counsel
The Justice decided 20 send the case
an for Investigation by the grand jury,
.na the accused were bailed for their APP
nsarance in the sum of 500 each.
The Richmond witness, Captain William
n. PizzIni. OF the brokerage firm OF George
" Crawford & Son, through whom
- is stated Winston and Dillon tried to
negotiate the bonds. wrote that ne could
not be present until the 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
An OLD-TIME GAME.
The Petersburg Farmers Feast upon
Clam ChOwdcr.

PETERSBURG. VA, August S.--(spe-
clal)-The Farmers put up one OF their
old-time games this afternoon and de-
feated the CLANS with ease. Mcfarland
who has heretofore been invincibie against
the Farmers, was In the box for the visit
ors and was batted freely. while rack
ed pitched his usual, steady game. hoiu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
German mt West Point.

r WEST POINT, VA. August S.-(Spe-
cial.)-The german at the Terminal Hotel
tonight was largely attended. There were
thirty couples dancing, and were most
beautifully led by Mr. Charlss J. Jor-
dan. OF Richmond. Va, with Miss Maud
II. Sutton, OF Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
CuApERoNED EXCURSION TO OLD
POINT

bv III. Richmond Young women's Chris.
tian Temperance Union for the bensnt
az the cot fund Old Dominion Hospital.
TuIfRgDAY. August IS. 1896. Whoie
tickets 81 haif tickets. 5Oe. Train leaves
Chesapeake and Ohio depot at $50 a, NJ;
returning. leaves Old Point at p N;
Tickets FOR sale by J. A. Morris o., east
Rroad street; r. w Chelf. Third and
Main streets; Park Place Pharmacy. Bel
yIders and Main streets; Schoen 3
Eleventh aud Main street, and at train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
sUGAR-BOUNTY CLAIMS.
No Enlargement Between the Cow
eminent and Louisiana Planters.

WASHINGTON. August a.-Commis-
s,orer-of-Internal-R Miller states
that there is no misunderstanding be-
tween the government and the louisiana
planters concerning the ascsrtaInment Of
amounts claimed TO De due under the
sugar-bounty act. The Commissioner says
mat no bounty claims have hsen re-
celyed at the Treasury Department. and
mona are expected. as the whole matter
is being adjusted in the Collectors ONCE
at New Orleans. a special force having
been put on for that purpose.
In regard to fixing the amount Que
In each instance, Mr.. Miller says the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
TELEPHONES.
CHEAP TELEPHONES THE
~ RICHMOND sTAsDARD TELEPHONE
THE

COMPANY is Now READY FOR BUSINESS
and has canvassers in the field soliciting
subscribers. OF which II has secured
large number
It's prices are g per month for Offices
and IS per month for residences for all
phones In the city limits, and IL guaran-
tees the best service. BE sure 70 sub
scribe 10 the Richmond Standard Tee-
phone Company, the first competing COM
psny in the ned 70 give the citizens good
risnt number Of subscribers Is obtained
tina exchange will be erected at once.
JOHN c. ROBERTSON.
President
N Rive have no connection with
anv other company. We are the FIRST
in the field in opposition TO monopoly,
Not 10 subscribe 10 our phones helps mo-
nonoly. A word 10 the wise Is sufficient.
THE RICHMOND STANDARD TEiE,-
PHONE COMPANY,
By JOHN c. ROBERTSON.
An l-1t President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
Died I'm China.

RALEIGH. August Especial Miss
Fannie knight. who eight years ago went
from Chowan county, this state, has
died at her station, in middle China. She
went TO China as a Baptist missionary,
but two years ago became an independ-
ont one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
THE RECORD.
Southern League.

A. ,,o,tconerv Ala: r. Fl. T..
Montgomery ....... 20 ! O23 Ill "A
Evansville ........ 90 . OVo % 10
Batteries: Bailey and kehoe; braun anu
Fields. Umpire, Mcfarland.
At Nashville: Game postponed. Rain.
Two games Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
EXCURSION TO OLD FONT

nv the tadies OF Grace-street baptist
church. The ladies Will run their last
excursion OF the season 10 Old peint
fhesaneake and Ohio Depot at s:t5 A. NJ.
returning, leaves Old Point al o'clock
p II. sharp. Round trip only 81. 90
ram or shine. Tickets for sale by COM
mittes and at train. ,osr.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
-=aaaaaHs
ADJUSTMENTS.
A DELIGHTFUL LAWN PARTY.

A LAWN PARTY will be given 70 the
punIls and friends OF Miss Waden's
Dancing Glasses. AT go north Fifth street.
on MONDAY EVENING, August III. at
$50 Il. NJ. All are invited 90 participate
in the various amusements. eu TIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
FOR SALE.

EDISON PHoNOGRAPHs.-wE SELL
LATEST IMPROVED MACHINES for
exhibition. home amuscments. and COM
mercial use. Finest line OF original re-
cords. Catalogue c. gives full informa-
ton. EDISON PHONOGRAPH AGENCY,
6Oi and Cos Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
pa. au 4-Su2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
SCORE BY INNINGS.

I : . D o I y =
Portsmouth -. .......1 OF $500 o. 5
Roanoke ........ ........V . y . D. i
summary: Earned runs-POrismouth,
4: Roanoke !. Two.base hit-Mansan.
stolen bases-Lewis % and Mccain.
Double plays-HaN and Mangan; NioX.
Padden, and Little Bases on bals-Of
Moynehan, 3: of Mccain, 8. Struck out
by Moynohan, 8: by Mccain, o. Sacrifice
hits-Chids, Mailman CO. and Cavanaugh.
Time Of game, 1 hour and II minutes.
Umpire, Mr.. Mitchell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
MARRIAGES.

Observation-Disclosures, ut the
residence OF the brides parents Henrico
county, August 1. 1895, r. j.. l.. BRIT
TAIN to Miss LILLE +. MATHIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04

A gang Of petty thieves has been
onerating at Iron Gate. Covinston. Buch-
anan. and other points in that section OF
the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04

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Petersburg ................02 0 OO 81 Dob
Norfolk ....................1 2 0 o 0 2 0 0 / G
Summary: Earned runs-Petersburg. 10;
Norfolk. 6. Home-runs-Cote (2), Kelly.
and Turner. Two-base Initiate Bases
on balls--Off Packard. 3; or Mcfarland,
G. Struck out.By Packard, 3; by Nc
Partland. ]. Hit by pitcher-Smith. Dou-
bic plays-McGann and Tate; Turner and
Smith. Passed balls-Keefer, !: Cote. @
Time Of game-2 hours. Umpire-Mr.
IHnpoinS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
A COyPEDERATE RELIC FOR SALE.

A pamphlet copy OF THE Rivals" a
1900 prize story, published In Richmond
during the spring OF 1854. In the Southern
illustrated News-the leading literary pa
Is printed on the brown paper OF the
period and illustrated with four wood en-
cravings, can be bought by addressing
STORY, care Office Of Dispatch. au 4-st'
FOR SALE. SMOKING oBAcco MA
CHINERY, comprising Goodwin Granu-
lstor, BaxPress Tins, etc; also. one
hut little used; Shafting, Betting. etc.
Address Post-Ofice BOX 5ls. Richmond.
au sol
COX sALE.-KNABE UPRIGHT Pr
ANO. nearly new and in first class condl-
ton. can be bought at bargain for cash.
Address PIANO, care Dispatch. au 4-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
Notes from the Diamond.

Bradley is as sure hitter" as any man
in the league. lie banged EN- out all
right yesterday.
Tommy Gillen is not only a pitcher,
but fair hitter. and a sure base-runner.
Any one in his way Is sure for fall.
Second-Baseman Mcintyre went down be-
fore him twice yesterday
Barley kain's stop OF that smoking
one was very pretty play, and pre-
vented two runs. lie is u run-getter and
q run-stOppcr.
Kelly is a graceful player and as quick
as any catcher in the league.
Harry Berte was jolying Glllen all
through the game. and he was just play
ing ban like 1t should be.
BY mutual agreemnt, the Farmers viii
play here Tuesday.
The little men" will play the game at
the Academy tomorrow. when the Blue
birds meet the Farmers on the Petersburg
background
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
LYNCHBURG.
sC0RE ~ INNINGS.

summary: Struck-out-By Gillen, 7; by
Wills. 4. Bases ON balls-On Gllen. 8: off
Wills, ?. lit by pitched ball-Smith.
Two base hits-Bradley o. Berryhill.
Smith. Groves. Houseman. Raffert. Stolen
bases-kaln. Thompson. McIntyer. Gillen,
%, Bradley. Double-plays- Berryhill TO
Mclntyer. 20 Plock. Left on bases-Rich-
moud, =. lynchburg. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
EXCURSIONS, rIc-NIcs. &c.
THE GREATEST ExCURsioS

YET ANNOUNCED. FROM RICHMOND
TO THE PEAKS OF OTTER"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
GO DOWN ON THE STEAMER PoCA-
HONTAS

TUESDAY. AUGUST g 1886,
with Rescue No. !, aud Blues Band;
The best excursion OF the season. Good
music and dancing. Fish, supper, ana
refreshments Tickets: Gentlemen. soc.'
ladies' ana children. nc. az AT
co on THE GRAND ExcrRsfoS
e. oe.a, View. Virginia Beach. and NOR
toIk on MONDAY. AUGUST ETH, under
III direction OF AIRS. J. r. Gil, superin-
tsnderlt Male Orphan Asylum.
Round-trip TO Norfolk uncommon
Round-trip to Ocean view :.;;,''-....'
SPECIAL CARS FOR HOOTERS. =.
Persons, going on this excursion WIZ
have ample time 70 witne1s ne game
Train leaves Onion DEPOT az $50 A. MI
returning. leaves Norfolk u; ".
~ IN fs6i 30 5y sS-s0.fu&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
CHENILLE A RIVER.

CLEVELAND, o.. August ga heavy
rain-storm this afternoon made the Glen
willie race-course a river OF mud. and the
unfinished 210 pacing and 2:l7 trotting
races were postponed until Monday morn
ing. The 225 trot was declared of, and
the entrance-money refunded as the
horses are engaged for Buffalo next week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
pTTERSRIPC

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04

LOUISVILLE. KY. August 3.-Cinein-
natl could not hit weighing to-day, WINE
the home team. by good batting and base
running, scored the only runs made IN
the first four innings. The rest was
nitchers' battle. The fielding was almost
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-10-11
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
North Bennington.


The LADIES' All Society of the Bap'
fist church will give AN oyster supper IN
their church arlOrs. Tuesday seeming
Oct. 10. at seven o'clock. All are in
vited.
c. P. Mckay was in town over Sunday:
remaining day OF two To visit some or
his many friends
Roger G.. Peck went from East Hamp
ton, where he is attending school, TO
New Haven, Conn, and passed salts
factory preliminary examination in four
teen studies, for admission another year
to college.
A grand time is expected on the North
Bennington driving park Saturday, where
good trOtting and cycling is sure To come
off.
DR.. Kenyon filled the pulpit in Hines
burg. VT, last Sunday, and with salts
faction.
We are glad to see work on the engine
house pushed forward The front is in
very good taste and the door and win
dow frames quite artistic, making sure
that the building will be credit to the
village and the contractor.
Mrs. Jesse Allen OF Petelsburgh, n. Y +,
whose home for several years was at the
Mathews place, near SOdOm, died sud
denly in Petersburgh Tuesday morning.
Her age was seventy-fuur, fnd she had
endeared herself to her neighbOrs while
living in this vicinity. The venerable
Mr.. Allen, who is now deprived of the
partner of his early choice, was prom
inent pillar in the Bapust church here
for years, and has the sympathy OF this
hAp nj
Baptist church where she resided, and
leaves, besides her husband, two SON,
Charles and Edison, and several grand
children.
The st John Baptist fairs will be held
in Bank Hall, beginning the 22nd inst
and continuing four evenings.
The wood pulp made by the new
process witch the Roberts grinder lis of
the best quality, and finds ready mar
ket for all purposes where the very best
is needed.
An invitation to join the Battenkill So
ciety for the apprehension of horse
thieves, reminds one thar the society Is
doing much to lessen the depradaliOnS of
this class of pests.
The presence OF Mrs. Smith in the in
IereSJ VI Tile temperance WOTk dI MIS'
Coles Thursday afternoon, and AT the
Baptist church in the evening, was quite
an inspiration to those III attendance.
Both meetings were well attended, and
the speaker gave a very interesting ac-
count of her visit to the worlds cOnven-
ton in London.
Mrs. John Scriven does not improve in
health, as it was thought she would. A
consultation of physicians has been held,
aud it is hoped with good results.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-10-11
South ShaftsburJ

Mrs. Levi Wait, of Sodom, with a
child, is visiting her brother, Will Il if
fins.
One of Freeman Towards sons is on
the sick list
Mrs. L. j. Bar ton is out of town on a
visit
Warren Spencer spent last Sabbath
with his family in Troy. His stay i'll
the country is resulting in much i'm
prOvement in his health.
Cards announcing the marriage of
Charles Hawkins and Miss MunrOe are
out.
Will Cannon has moved to White
Greek.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Whipple of
Ole IN, n. Y, recently visited Mrs. Eliza
Whipplo, the widow of his late brother
Stephen. Mr.. Whippe married Miss
Sawyer, daughter of Elder Sawyer, once
! pastor of the Baptist church at the
Centre SALISBURY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sickle left town
Thursday morning to visit Elmer Trus.
dale. former resident here, now living
in HOosick Falls.
The Y. p. S. c. E. held their semi.
annual meeting for election of officers
on Monday last Mrs. Blanchard, presi-
dent; Herman Niles, vice president;
Harry Mirfield, treasurer; Perle Barton,
cor secretary.
Mrs. A. A. Collins and Mrs. Horatio
Knapp returned Wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr. Blanchard spent Monday in
Troy and Albany.
The following are the names of schol-
ars who were neither absent nor tardy
during the month ending Oct. 4. in dis.
trict number "a: Nellie Bartlett, Wal
ter and Lena Devino. Rupert Dean. Paul
Fredenburg, Mary Gordon, Edith Harris,
Clifford Hawkins, Wallace and Nora
Harrington, Raymond and Eddie How
ard, Warren Hartt, Leslie Haswell,
Arthur and Nellie Millington, Irwin and
Bessie Matteson, Charlie Martin, Bessie
Niles, Kenneth Parker, Lester and Anna
Pleasant, Elmer Spencer Julia Tacy,
and Lillian Washington. II. l.. Matti-
son, teacher.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-10-11
Woodford.

Miss Sadie Knapp is visiting friends in
Searsburgh and Somerset.
Martin Cutler has moved into the Mrs.
Mary Wood house.
F. A. Gleason spent the first half of
the week in Wilmington.
Little johnnie Lymie Bughee has been
quiH i'll,
Uncle Dams last haul of honey was
only three pounds. aud the stings he got
caused him much pain for several days.
Everybody comments on the autumnal
hurs; they ne'er we've more beautiful.
If the fall rains do not set in soon
some of tie streams will run dry. Wa.
ter is very low and cannot be pumped at
all from several wells,
The Union church tas been repaired
and 80 new chimneys lut in.
Miss Hattie Wood and william Plum.
kett were married at Al Mass, the
first of October.
The electric cars have ceased running
fnr the SEASON We hear no complaint
in town about them. They are a great
convenience to the people and will bring
business to the town.
S. f. Gleason has returned from Noun
tain Grove, Mo-, feeling well, although
his avOrdupois is less by five pounds
than when he left WoOdfOrd for the
Louisville convention.
c. D. Sawyer is repairing his large
barn.
Herman Bugbee is doing log job in
BickfOrd Hollow.
Bennington people and others say our
highways are the best they find any
where.