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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-20
VNRUsrEEs SALE

Ily virtue NJ n dr,il NJ trust made by Virginia
Smith In me nv trustee dated September v 1851
mud recorded M tic unlcr VI Tho clerk VI tho
County Court vi ohio county, Wet Virginia IN
Deed u trust Hook 40 H. NJ nagO i6l, lwlllNll
said county, un
SATURDAY. rliEiut nay or nEUEMllEll, ispj
commencing At ~ o'clock q. tn. the following
described property. that I, tOAtyj
Lot 80 Z NJ tliu subdivision NJ tho SltOhlO
pthnorty fronting tnitti.lWu feet ono Inch q. \
Mary avenue aud ttinulng bnck IN Twenty clghlh
tltrNt
TfR,yur SUI OnC.ihIfd nni ~ much more
M the purchaser elects ~ my In cash on tho
lny NJ nlC tic balance IN iva equal install
inNnts ttlN mud twelve months unlc, hCulW
interest from tho day Ot sale To be given Tor tho
WV oOWDEN, Trustee
A. \ UtAnKE Attorney
W. II, llALLEu, AucllOngOh hO0WA
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land, stating that eight persons, iuclu-
ding themselves, viii probably CONF in
tp possession of an estate valued at
S3,bOO0OO, It has been handed down
from Lady Hartley,
MIS- George Tweedy returned from
smlthiIcld last night
Henry snolgrRss was not expected 10
live over night,
Elmer ExIey entertained theowlclub
last night,
Several parties are after the st, Clair
Hotel.
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Ir's Just as easy TO try Ono Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's
easier 10 cure severe cough or cold
with It. Let your next purchase for
cough DO Ono Minute Cough Cure. Bot.
Ter medicine; better results; better
try II. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, b. F. Peabody, BenWood, aud Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport, o. s
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Geo. E SrrEeL 8Co..
REAL ESTATE.
Public Sale Of Real Estate !!

On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER y, 1895 beginning
81 10 O'Clock H. IN, at the north front door OF tho
court House. we will Offer for sale the following
real ezInG viz;
Ten vacant lots, each 2jxiO0 feet at the north
end Oh the west side OF McColloCh street, and
known A. part Of Wihelm'E vineyard.
Also, two lots, part 81 the same tract on which
are two ~ new franc dwelling houses Of six
rooms each. Elm Grove motor road passes In
front Of iris property. McCollOch street recently
paved with GrlCE.
ALSO:
40. 1876 South Froat street. two.story frame
dwelling; lot .! feet front, extending TO the
river.
Also piece Of ground adJoInlng 30 nc South
Front street ON the north. having frontage OF
% feet aud extending TO the river. River bank
is ripmpped.
Any piece. or all. Of this property can be
bought iOt LTSs TllAS COST
TERNg--Anything reasonable 10 suit purchaser
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
CRY BANK BuILDISG
Telenhnna yip nng
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nn1Ha rHtRTY nARREIs.
The Old and Abandoned Rogers Well, OF
The Nnrth Penn COMPANY.

Yesterday news came that with two
OF the three plugs that were In the old
and abandoned Rogers oil well now
controlled under lease by the North
Penn oil Company OF this city. the oil
began TO low and remained steady at
the rate OF about thirty barrels n day.
Last evening n meeting OF tho dlrcc-
tors OF the North Penn was held at the
company's Office IN this city. and ar
ranEcments were made for the !mme-
dIate erection Of tnnkage. The rate nj
which the oil began 10 How with ono
plug stlll In the well, was thoroughly
surprising. agreeably 20. OF course.
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At Lexington there was miserable
wind and RAIN truck good; sport ex,,
celcnt. A third choice, an outsider and
THREE fnvoritas won. Summarizes:
First. I furioRgs-SliEo !: Gateway
.; In Creole 3; leg,
Second free handicap. mile al 90
yards-P Prince Lief /; Egbart 2; uranla
3: ia
2; Eleanor Nc. 3: i:03G.
Fourth, mllc--Ace /; Prince Carl 2;
La Moore 2; l'i3A.
Firth, ~ furl0ngs-Jerry Mack i;
Sir Wellington 2; Wlnedrop @; :5Sh.
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Ye,terlay,. nunnIng lIaee..

Results nj PlmlISo. (BdltImorel:
First C n. -longsANeator /; Telegram
2; Sissicrrtte 2; 2Ok.
Second, milu-Augusta Belle /; oily
Gunin 9: Lady Adams 3; iOg
Third. five irlougs-rrlnculo i; Irish
Reel 2; Runaway .: 1898.
Fourth oue.siNteenth mlles-Chcr-
ndc /; Emotional .: Wilton 3; 1853.
Flfth. I'VE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !; Pre-
mlar 9: Brisk 3; l:OSE,
sixth, mlle-suc KlttIc /; Claurece 2;
Mabel GLEN 3; l:iS.
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WITH THE BowLERs.
II. q. Richards Team Wins from the IIsE-
boHts Games ON south size.

Inst evening in tho AusCo Bowling
League tournament the contrasting
teams were the n c. Richards and Be-
about tcoms. The Richards won two
ont or three games. tho frst they have
80 ~. .,..'sn, Ff'ho gpnras
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The HUNTINGTON contest was identical
with those given nt the Metropolitan
Athletic Clubs arena NJ Fulton, and
the decision In Huntington viii no
doubt have the effect OF encouraging
the Metropolitan to again give contests,
AS the court has decided that there
was hu violation NJ law, " course the
sheriff cannot interfere,
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sourn sIpE LEAGUE.

Tho Mail Pouch tenn, until recently
leaders IN tho oyof- tho.crenk rlGe,
l.,re treated 10 n surprise party nt the
lnnds Of tho standards last cvcnlng,
the latter winning two Of the three
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KNOWLEDGE

prinrs comfort and improvement mud
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly uacd. The mEny, who live bet
Tor than others nnd enjoy life moro, with
les expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting tho worlds bcBt products to
lho needs Of pliy3ical being, will attest
,bc value to health Of the pure liquid
LAXATIVE principles embraced IN tho
remedy, Syrup Of l'lgn
Ia Gxcollcncc Is due to "a presenting
IN tl,c form most acceptable and plcas-
"nt IN tbp taste, the rclScsling and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ottyni cIltGLuaIIy cleansing tho systcln,
li.nrIlny colds, headaches md loycm
and permanently curing cOn8tipatloni
IL baa given ud'inution to millions ahd
mot With thc approval Of tho medical
proCogyion. bccal'c 10 9cta on the kll'
ncya Liver and bowels without weak
ching them and II Is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance .,
gyrupo Fim IL Tor aalc by nll drug
rlhs In 5Oo aud - bottles, but itmman'
If1rturcd by the California l,iB syrup
~ ullV whose name iHpfiniod on every
.0al1.o alru the name, syrupoi tlH-
and bpiug woll Informed, you viii IlO'
accept any DubAlituto ii olored'
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At Lexington;
o. CIcrp I,uck, Amy T.. Bessie Wisener
ri, Inn Damusk. Happy John Leoncll
90, Fairchlld SIS, Interior Wild Brier 81
Kodak 81. (3GD
one milc-Addle buchanan. Rasper
iOi. sauburst iOi islln 9G, Tenor W,
Mai. Dripps 80. t2l)
Five and onc-half fgrlongs-Slr Vas
s:tr 100. Vignrs o. W6rrick 50. Cashier
50. James Monroe CuttiClne SO, Miss
Emma Hawthorne Belle, Peep-o'-day
a. G1)
Ljpdolettc iO5. Callleen lOi. Gateway
iO2. Pat Hanloy 100 Judge Lyle &c, AID
vocatc gi. Annie NJ. 80. Capston ~
Uncle Henry 90, Relief IS. (3s)
Five md onc-half furlongs-Old
Center 9j, Ida Wagner Annilyle Gar
land Barr %. Fred Barr Sc. Ferrymnn
gnd II 50. Feast "a, Miss S. Il.
Cloudy: track good.
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AN IMPORTANT CAsg,

A nOKUr Who Was Indicted Declared Not
Guilty at Huntington,
Huntington, w. Va, Nov i9.-pavo
Flaherty, on trial for participating In
a glove contest, indicted by the present
grand jury, was acquitted this evening
after the jury was out two minutes
The cases against the managers and
participants IN the AFFAIR were 1ullled
II was shown that there WIS no prize
fight. This will stimulate boxing con-
tests again.
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FARMS FOR SALE |!

800 acres at BETHANY: VIII soil or exchange any
mart Of Il. Good buildings aud tino orchard; on
two good bikes
Him GroyO-6l acres, about % Rcrcs bottom;
huc residence; good young orchard; very dcsir.
able place.
Grafton farm, $50 acres. house Of 1--WE rooms;
all other necessary out buildings; on good road;
lne fruit orchard. Price 5000 This II very
cheap.
MoundSVillc iarm-l2i acres; good orchard
WIN sell NJ bargain for a short time
lellairc farm.-jj acres; good for dairy, 5000
Martins f0rty inrm-67 acres; house Of i've
rooms: fine orchard. rricc $500
Money to loan.
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GENERAL Norogs.
NToriOE isnENEDY GIVEN THAT


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN there wctu standing, VI tho tlmO NJ Ms
dvnih In tho name NJ CALVIN H. DOIN don't
rllrd nj that time out Of III, State llnnt tho
books NJ "rllE Ia BELLE HON WONkH" y
rnfuoatlOn created by tito laws Oi the state Of
Wrsl Virginia. mud having H. principal ullrc
and place NJ business IN lilo CITY Ul Wheeling,
OhI6 county, West Virginia. 0NO bundled mud
tWnnly.nvO lill shares NJ tho capital stock vi
mid "'Tho lllirlr Iron Works " that the under
signed ntn the executor, VI tho last VIII hlul
Testament NJ the said Calvin IL DOit. lhto " tue
rlty Of siOubphylllr, Jefferson county ohio DO.
ceased duly qualified NJ such executors " said
ilrrOdrni according " the laws Oi the said State
ntUhH In which STATE tho sail thlyin u. lDlr
Wns dlmlollnl VI the time VI his death aud that
said pSorliinf, will MI TUESDAY, TIKI Nlll
UNY OF NOVEMBER \. H. lSli, At tho oilltrUi
said wfhn lhll,lu Iron WOths.' IN TIT said Guy
1i Wheeling lfaitiur urnn tic books Ol said
ulhp inllollr Iron WUthl, said 2 h shhtcs VI IL
capital stock standluu IN the nnnoOi tall calvin
II itly To Tho following rcruh'i that Is To
my
i5h ahatcS to Harry I polcy
lT alInfpg IN Mary u lnggHolt
is shares Ia bradford u Johnson,
N shines ~ MARY T. johnson.
HOFFMAN !. slNCLAlU
HAIRY H. DOlkY,
Executors VI calvin u DOly, deceased
A. ] CLAhRg, Attorney hOilll
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IN THE OIL FIELDS.
The Latest Developments in the
Slstersyille Field,
NO IMPORTANT NEW WELLS DUE

For Day or Two, lint Number OF New
one. Bslng Put Down and Several
rig. Going Up whIeh wnl be Watched
win Intsrcst-I.ocal Investors Have
Some New Feature. OF Interest 10 Com.
,ldrr, aI,o-varlous Fields,
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rWo ION nNTltANY
The collrgo root Hail Team wlnsnt Ill
ram aud Hast LlvtrpOOi

lcthnny. Nov. ip-rhc iiothany Col.
Iaro foot bnll TENN has iuet returned
from Il trip through The onntorh part or
ohio IN IIlrnm College. Hiram, OHIO
ana pinylng tho Eclipse foot hhll team
ut East Liverpool on tholr way back
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NJ BiinltCO. NbdllluNlNJs
Thrcc-uunrttrH-H Hugh Benny rs
George Dixon. Slroccb 10. Hnlton l07
Tartnfre lOj Fannie u. l02, Fatal Addle
50. (25.)
Mile selllng-suu Zip 1l3, Maurice 10,
Tom Moore iJl, Mckee %, u5D
Thrco-quartcrs, selling - Beatrice
Fourth. prcllcnmcnt 100. Helen H.,
Second. Fascination, third o. %
Mile Eighth, Ocean Club Handicap
Hugh Penny 1l9. Marchall III. Maurice
lO9. Sun Up iOi, Cundelnbru9T, Augusta
Belle G.. (27)
Fiye-cightha. sclllng-Impcrinl lOS
Forum les, whlppnny. Chester 1903
Florric TrlmurFO iO2, Venetia second,
FiGeld 100, Dccnmeron, Irvana o.
(2i)
Mile. sixteenth, ceiling Marshall Ill,
'rhurrday lO6, Lochinynr, Shelly Tuttlc,
Eclipsc ;, Vanbrunt 109. Candclnbrn
Integrity o., PfochuD So Clear; track
good. (2GD
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Are you fond Of old fashioned Rye
Bread? Ask your grocer for the
Wheeling Bakcrys. Their bread Is al
ways the best.
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FOB SAIB.
FOR SALE.

Farm, m nctc,, II acres bottom land, on lAllln
Grave creek 81 mile, south oi city, Cheap, on
Farm, ID acfcs, ~ miles east Of city easy
terms, $500
Entin % Rcfrs 10 nCtct crock bottom, mllei
rnu ui Ultv, easy terms SlO)l,
farm idl acres. Gmllcs east VI city,
Harm ~ nrrr, ttrntlng uu National roil J
miles cast VI nr city lN,y terms, son
Farm 80 Atrcs houses and Orohnglt front
lhrUn flyct, II miles south dI tho cliyi yofy
Ohcnp $500 ..,..,
gpirhlld farm. iiJ nrttt ~ lunndbollnm
iOOnpFo, vi fiuU river hnllnn tih rot actN
FIRM NJ 400 acres 10 l,nnulh1lOn
Farm, Rnrtoi, Belmont county, mllui west
Oirlty Soll ,..,,....-...,
fafn, 10 notct, ~ mllc,cn,t u city, cheap
Fnfm pnnfug, Il o mctcNi Ol OiB Win nov
Clghtt nhncd house
YARN y aero, milo tun Elm grjyc
NESBlTT s. DEVlNE,
TsLOn i7aU Market street.
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The great popular favoritc is the
Wheeling Bnkory's Corn Meal Bread.
Ask YOUR grocer for IL.
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FOR SALE
Residence. Pleasant Valley.
Lot M south Huron street for less than coat
No. % North Front street.
Lot on south Front street.
lot on South Huron street
Residence WOpd,dale.
Residence south Huron street
SlX.rOOmed house. Peninsula
House Rni lot, National road. sjll,
Residence Kentucky street
Residence, Thlrty'ir,t street.
Residence, Chapline street.
Residence, MctollOCh street
Residence, Fifteenth street
Residence, Sixteenth street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is takon; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, old acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sysa
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its KIND ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all ana have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by I'll leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
auo it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SK9U!o co.
SAN FRANCISCO, C1L
t0E5s!LLs. ~. NEW y0aS. It.1.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.

The Bennington electTlc railroad was for
mally organized Wednesday evening by
the election of the following directors
"A. b. Valentine, Il, Il. Larrabee. |. E.
Gibson, J. A, Powers, e. l.. Sibley. The
directors viii elect officers at a later meet
ing,
During the severe thunder storm Mon
day. Sept 8. lightning struck a buteTnut
tree on the grounds Of Justin Kellogg at
Bennington Centre. Near II was a sum
mer house around which was a chain that
also went around the tree. The lightning
followed the chain to the corner of the
mouse, going down one of the supports,
splitting 1t completely in two tearing out
the iron rail TO the winding stairs that lead
up to the floor above the ground and do
ing considerable other damage to the
house. The shock was quite plainly felt
by the people in the house.
United States Marshal Harris went 10
Montpelier last week and arrested Arthur
Waycott for selling liquor without gov
eminent license. Before United States
Commissioner Gleason he furnished S5OO
bail for his future appearance for exami-
nation. He also vert to Jay and ar
rested II. G. Bannster on two civil writs
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ClOalzs and
Garments.

Our COAX room will have light,
mirrors and ample room.
The cloaks and garments will
range in price from the incxpen-
sivc to the richest. But all at the
right price,
Everything this seasons goods.
No chance Of making a mistake in
the new store and buying last
years garment
Many Of our styles will be eX-
elusive in Burlington The best
makes, the correct styles.
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Carpets, Rugs,
Draperies.

If you need carpet, it will pay
you to wait Little longer until we
open. AMI the same with other
things.
Our carpet, rug and drapcry de-
partment will make a new era IN
this line of merchandise in Yer
mont.
There will be all kinds. The
most famous mills in the country
have sent us their best makes.
And they were all bought at de-
preston prices. Our profit Will
not bc large SO small that you
will b. glad to get acquainted with
this department.
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Millinery.

Miss Conroy, the head of our
millinery department, needs no
in reduction to Burlington people.
Her taste, hey style, her millinery
need no praisa.
Millinery that is artistic ard
stylish will be sold at new prices.
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Nearly Ready for Business.

Contractors said we could move in September l.
Goods for fall were bought accordingly. Store will
not be ready till Oct Prices will have to make two
months business done in
Iherc'l be no old stock in the new store.
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MILTON.

Rev. Robert Christie is holding tent
mectings at Milton Boro.-Mr IToylettinE
and wife Of Ill!on, y. Y, and Mrs Wal
Lawrence of Boston are the guests of
Mrs. Irrict Ashley.-AbolBt 10 pupils
from out Of town are Attending the
graded school.-Mrs T.. \. Douglass and
daughter Of Chateaugay are visiting at
Miss clara Rogers-ReV. T. Matthew has
moved into his new house which has
lately been furnished.-Dr. Holcomb is
moving into the house lately vacated by
Father Ma rhieu.-DurinE the shower there
W edneSdaN morn ug il was SO dark that
many people hsd to light lamps, Mr. \.
N. DICK has moved into the rooms over
y. $. Moods store.
Mrs. l.. II. Mansfield and her daughte
Mrs. G. f.. Dixon, are visiting in Worces-
ter, Mass-Alrs. e. a. D1.;.ass and her
daughter Elsie, are ~ Icsts of Mrs.
clara Rogers-M.ss NJ Rankin. NJ IS
Ethel B1nham and Miss Amma Pratt are
at Burlington to stay through the con-
vcnt.ou, The delegates from here are
Miss Ella Wood and Burton Sibloy.-Thc
Womau's Il )me Missionary society met
with Mrs. \. NJ. Plant "Wednesday at . p.
m.-Scrv!ces viii be held at the Episcopal
church next Sunday AT 1910 o'clock. Ed
ward Telchout has Just received new
upright show case which he has in the
store.
Services in Trinity Episcopal church,
Milton on Sunday, Sept. %. at 1890 a. m.
with offerings for diocesan missions, now
due, H., $i.5l. The holy communion VIII
toe celebrated at 1880 "a. m the same day.
The East Georgia service Will be at
p. IN.
WlNOOSKl.
The funeral Of Mrs r. d. Wheeler was
y ft.,f htv Ia to itl4t
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MIILISTON.

Mrs. TarboX has gone to Huntington 10
visit her mother.-licien Phelps has re-
turned home from her summers outing
Mrs. Nett.e Reynolds and daughter lier-
nice have been visiting Mrs. Reynolds
cousin, Mrs I'll. N.chOls.-The Kings
Daughters met with Mrs. TalboX Friday
and will hold their next meeting with Mrs.
II. s. Johnson, the 18th insL-NI!ss FlaYla
Croto is visiting friends in Burlington
Miss Rose kendreW was married to Leon
ard Blns, Sept i.-George Bryant is in
the hospital, sick with ~ ppNdicit.'.-The
foundation for the Chitteulen monument
will be completed this wrek.-Mrs. George
Chapman Of North Winston is very i'll.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. c. NJ. II. Ferguson and sister, who
have spent the summer in the West, have
returned home.-It is expected that Sta
ton Agent Bates and family, who have
spent the summer in lower California, will
soon be at home. Mr.. Bates health is
greatly Jmproved,-The Richmond ball
club played a return game at Waterbury
the first day of the fair the score standing
Richmond liz Waterbury 10-The first
frost of the season, hard enough to cut
vines, occurred here Sunday morning.
Corn is ripe and mostly cut; potatoes are
rotting badly.-Dr. Whitaker and family
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COLCHESTER.

Quarterly meeting services were held
at the Methodist church on Sunday. Rev.
j. G. Taplin, pastor, OBLIGATED.
Myron ShlW and wife went to Montreal
on Tuesday on the excursion.
Mrs William Severance entertained the
members of her Sunday-school class ON
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. H. y. Burnham left for her home
in Florence, Mass, Tuesday morning, ac-
companied by Mrs. Bert Severance anl
her daughter, Mary, who is to enter school
there.
Mr.. sherman McNall has sold his place
to Guy Caswell and is to move on 10 the
home farm with his son, Jesse, at the
North beach.
Quite a number of our young people at
tended the Christian EudeaVor convention
at Burlington.
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WHITING.

The repairs on the interior Of the Con-
gregational church are completed and the
church will be rededicated on Sunday
next-Mrs. Ann Simonds Stanley of
Rochester is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Wright. She has not fully recovered from
the recent attack of paraysis-Mr. Henry
Kendall buried a Young child on Friday
last which died of diphtheria. There are
others i'll in the family. Necessary pre-
cautions have been used to prevent cOnta-
gion.
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ESSEN CENTRE.

Rev. L. Tenncy of Waterbury, who is
visiting his son, Rev. l.. b. Tenney,
preached at the Congregational church
Sunday morning.-Rev. George f. Beecher
of Bennington spoke at the Baptist church
Sunday evening.--rhc Chittenden county
grange had a meeting Wednesday, the
18th, at their grange hall in Memorial
building.-The delegates to the C. Il, con-
vention at Burlington this week are Misses
Ethel and Mary Loach.-rhe county sun
day-school convention meets here the
third week in October.-H'riday and Satur-
day nights there were slight frosts but
not enough to do much damage.
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WlNOOSKl.

The funeral OF Mrs. r.. -. Whoolor wa.
held from her late residence on East Allen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

Mrs. Truman Clark is very ill-Miss
Mary Gaffney commenced her second term
OF school here last Monday, and her sister
Lizzie in the Orvis district.-C. j. Sargent
is in this place giving music lessons. iss
Eva Tart has returned from Forest City
Riley Purinton has bought the farm his
father formerly owned in this place, pay
ing, it is reported, $1,000 for the farm and
stock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

Rev. r. b. Harris preached at the Bap-
fist church on Sunday by invitation of the
pastor,-,Mrs. j. A. Harris is ill.-AIiss
Louisa Leavenworth Of Castleton is visit
ing her SISTER, Mrs. l.. a. Sherman.-Ar-
thur l.. Emo, who recently graduated at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19
LINCOLN.

James Murphy and wife f. w Nichols
and wife have been visiting friends in
Poultney and Whitehall, n. Y.-Edgar
Varney takes the premium on raising
squashes. He has one on exhibition at
Sargent & Clarks that weighs 121 pounds
Rev. Mr.. Hook supplied the pulpit at the
Christian church Sunday morniug.-prof.
ODER is holding a singing school in the
hall. The class will close Monday evening
with a concert in the NJ. L. church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19
WEST ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs Jay Norton are happy par
ents of a daughter.-Mrs. f. G. Smith and
son have returned home from Starksboro.
About 80 attended the picnic in DudleY's
grove last Saturday.-Miss Jennie Richie
has returned to her home in Troy, n. Y.