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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-28
Tin Wedding Reeeption.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes were the recip-
tents of pleasant surprise at their residence,
1916 Lyon street. on the occasion of the tenth
anniversary of their wedding, Saturday even
ing, the Goth inst. number of their many
friends, accompanied by an orchestra, repaired
to their house and soon had the parlors deco
rated with flowers and the kitchen given the
appearance of a tinware store with their gifts.
The evening was passed with dancing and
vocal and instrumental music, followed by q
supper, at which several appropriate toasts
were proposed and responded to.
Those who furnished the musical and
literary entertainment of the evening were
The Misses Katie and Della Flanagan, Thomas
Netteryflle, George MoHenry, Master J. Car
roll and Miss Mamie Koopman. Among
those present were the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rhodes, Misses Katie and Della Flana-
gan. Lizzie Mccormick, Katie Murphy, Mamie
and Sadie Gibbons, Lizzie Giblen, Annie Nor
risy, Katie Lawless, Maggie Gaffney, Mamie
Mccain, Francis Hannah, Lizzie WEIGH,
Nellie Carroll, Lizzie Murphy, Mamie Koop-
Fay, Mary Fay, Maggie Mcnamara, Nellie Nc
Carthy, Sarah harrington, Celia Carey, Della
Dunleavy, Misses Kearnes, Maggie Burns Miss
Cox, Mary Lunning, Bridget Holland, Messrs.
Felix Campbell James Campbell, George M.
Kelly, Matthew ]. Carroll, George McHenry,
Thomas Netterville, Thomas Kearny, Mr.. Shaw,
James and Joseph Loughery, John Tay, Fred
Palmer, 7. Murry, William Cahill, P. Walters,
NJ Kilkenny, Edwin Ericsson, Robert Cox P.
Campbell, j. Turner, Charles Irish, Thomas
Creeney, Mr.. O'Kane, John Green, John Dur
ham, Mr.. Mccormick, John Fahey, Thomas
Carey, P Kearney, James Trainor.
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Dinner and Musicale.

Mrs F. Savant-Jerome gave dinner at Del
monico's last Friday to her preceptor, DR..
George II. Martin, and his wife, Dr. Eleanor f.
Martin. Decorations were arranged by the
hostess and were unique and dainty. The
favors were selected according to each guests
peculiar fad or fancy and caused much merri-
ment. The music was provided by two of the
guests, Professor H. Clay Wysham and T. K
Whittick The dinner and all decorations
were in Roman style. Among the guests pres
ent were: Professor and Mrs II. Clay Wysham,
Professor and Mrs. Whittick, Professor and Mrs.
A. Paul Tonelli, DR.. B. NJ. E. Wagner, A. E..
Shattuck and Hugh H. Scott.
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Strauss-Beck,

The marriage of Miss Sadie Beck of Portland,
Or, and S. J. Strauss of Santa Cruz took place
al the home of her sister, Mrs NJ. Davis, 1908
Pacific avenue, last Wednesday evening. The
house was beau tifully decorated.
AS the wedding party entered the "Brfdal
March," by Mendelssohn, was rendered The
procession was led by Master Alvin Davis, fol-
lowed by the maid of honor, Miss Matte Davis,
and the best man, Max Strauss
The happy couple were married by Rev. DR..
Voorsanger. After the ceremony the guests
retired to the dining-hall, where q repast was
served and dancing was inaugurated and kept
up until late hour.
The wedding trip win be to Southern Califor-
mia, and on their return they win reside at
Santa Cruz.
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RECEPTIONS.

Derry successful was the entertainment
"a given by the members of the Students
N German Literary and Dramatic Club
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Pitts-Hodnatt.

At the Mission Dolores Church last Wednes-
day evening William F. Pitts of Fresno and
Miss Winnie Hodnett of this city were united
in the bonds of matrimony, the Rev. Richard
P. Brennan officiating. Miss May Hounett was
the bridesmaid and Jack C. Trademark the best
man. The edifce presented an attractive ap-
pearance and was crowded with numerous
friends of the bride and groom.
Following the ceremony reception was
given at the residence of the brides parents,
800 Seventeenth street, where elaborate pre-
partitions had been made for the entertainment
of the guests. The presents, many of which
were beautiful and appropriate, were exhibited.
The newly welded couple left for Fresno early
the following morning.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam F. Pitts Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hold
nett, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. McInerney, Mr..
and Mrs E. II. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Storm,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Holmes, Mrs. J. g. Storm, Mrs.
NJ. Boydston, Mrs. w. F. Wood, Mrs. ]. Arney,
Mrs VI. Morey, Mrs. Hussy and son, Robert
Misses May Kittie, Annie and Nellie Hodnett,
Miss Dottie Schwartz, Miss May O'Brien, Miss
Katie Wood, Miss Blanche Wood, Miss Gertrude
Riley, Miss May Hesthal, Miss Mamie Rock
Miss Tessie Rock, Miss Tillie Reed, Miss Julia
A. Smith, Miss Susie McCloskey, Miss Eta
Corbett, Miss Lizzie Corbett, R. E. Geistlich, j.
C. Trademark, Herbert A. Yoell, Jack Shea,
Henry Reed, John Fitzgerald, George Bran
hall, Ed McCloskey. James and William Hold
nett.
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Soher-Patpre1.

very pretty wedding took place Wednes-
day evening, April II, at the church of Notre
Dame des victories in the presence of a very
large gathering. The contracting parties were
Adele Paturel. daughter of the late Mrs. c.
Paturel and Claudius Paturel, at one time q
well-known druggist of this city. The groom
is the son of the late DR.. Lewis Sober.
As the organ pealed forth Mendelssohn's
"Wedding March," which announced the ar
rival of the bridal party, the bride entered
escorted by her brother, Gustave Paturel, who
gave her away. Then came the groom, followed
by his grandmother, Mrs. NJ. Billegoya, Miss
Eva Osuna, the bridesmaid, and Harry Osuna,
the groomsinan, Mrs. G. Paturel AL ,Paturel,
Ed Paturel NJ S. ]. Salcido, A. Inerson, Joe and
Gussie Sober. The young couple were united
by Father Audifred.
Immediately after the ceremony reception
was held at the future home of the young
couple, 1881 Bush street, where they received
pair then left for their wedding tour in the
southern part of the State.
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BEFORE THE ALTAR.

KoN oBERT Louis Coleman and Miss Alice
H Simpkins were married last Wednes-
30 day at noon at Trinity Episcopal
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s-- Asst Saturday afternoon the young
flady ex-members of the Croker Aux
- Hilary and few others were enter
iained at the residence OF Mrs. l. Eusene lee
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uDGAR Mills and the Misses Mills will
~ spend the summer at their country
home at Menlo Park.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-15
A Chance to Save Money

There is not the slightest reason why
you should not feel we'll and strong
That great offer of DR.. Greene's is
proving the best friend that weak and
delicate people ever had, A letter sent
to him at his office, "a Temple Place,
Boston, Mass, telling the symptoms
you are suffering from, will be imme-
diately answered by the Doctor, de-
scribing your complaint infinitely, and
making you understand perfectly just
what ails You. And all this costs you
nothing, You don't have to leave your
home and you don't have to pay any
doctors fee to learn exactly what your
complaint is, and how to get well and
strong, from DR.. Greene, the greatest
living specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases The Doctor makes a
speciality of curing patients through
his great system Of letter correspond
ence, and is having wonderful success.
Thousands of weak, delicate men and
women are writing him about their
complaints, and are being permanently
cured. 1t was he who discovered that
world.renowned curative, DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy
Write the Doctor at once and see what
he says about your complaint. 1t will
probably be the means of your getting
back your health.
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West Falrlee Centre.

S G. Southworth and w. E. Morey
each purchased yoke of oxen recent.
ly.
Report Gays that Benjamin Still has
purchased the farm of A. P. Slack.
Miss Nellie Child is visiting in Barre
An oy ster supper was given at the
house of 0. M. Hubbard last Monday
evening, the proceeds to be used for
repairs on the church About seventy
people were present and enjoyed a
social evening.
Dea. j. P. Southworth, S. G. South.
worth, L. B. Flanders and 0. M. Hub.
bard are suffering from hard colds.
Rev. l.. Harlow gave very in.
teresting sermon last Sunday ccnssS-
ing of twenty word pictures, "From
the cradle to the tomb" Mr.. Harlow
will be absent from his pulpit two
SUNDAYS, Rev. G. II. Merrill and Rev
l.. II. Elliott supplying in his absence.
Mrs. M E. Child visited at Fairlee
the later part of last week.
Miss Fanny Southworth of Lyme
has been visiting her father.
Misses Annie and Sadie South worth
attended teachers examination at Post
Mills.
Mrs. Selah Simonds of Orfordville
visited her parents recently.
S. P. Marsh of Waits River and
daughter Lucy made their former
neighbors call last week.
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North Haverhill.

Ed Clark from Lisbon was in towr
last Wednesday.
Miss Eva Bartlett returned from
Newport, VT last SATURDAY..
Mrs F. N Keyser went to Fabyan'
Saturday.
Mrs F. A. Carr was in town Mon
day.
Miss Lizzie Fortier from Woodsville
visited Miss Cheney Monday and Tues
day.
Jules French is sick with la grippe
Mahala French is working at DR..
Newcomb's.
At the town meeting Tuesday E r
Weeks was elected town clerk, A E
Davis, ii. w. Reyes and c. j. Pike
selectmen
DR.. Newcomb is on the sick list, ais o
w. f. Eastman and f. r. Deane.
Mrs. Ellen Clough and Martha Co
burn were at w. w. Coburu's Wednes-
day.
The Ladies Aid society furnished
dinners at the Village Hall Tuesday.
Clarence Miller from Woodsville is
visiting at Mrs. MAJ ia Mason's.
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Post Mills.

Mrs H. T. Howe and daughter OF
Hanover are at Mr.. VIM. Moodv's, anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Eva are entertaining a
daughter from Tunbridge.
E E Smith and daughter, Mrs. E
S. Titus, have been in Lebanon, N. H.,
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Putnam who
spent the week at the residence of Mr..
I'll. q. Putnam, have returned to La.
coma, N. Ii.
On the 9th, Ridgely Encampment, 1
o. 0. f., entertained Grand Patriarch
ID. l.. Sanders of Montpelier, and
Grand Junior Warden, l.. j. Brown of
Bradford.
Rev and Mrs. Harlow are with
friends in Boston. Rev. Ii. Merrill of
st. Johnsbury will supply the pulpit
on the 18th.
AT the annual meeting. G. w. Mill
ken, M. ID, was elected a member of
trustees of Peabody Library.
The dramatic entertainment in Unity
Hall by the Thetford alumni, was en-.
joved by good sized and appreciative
audience.
Edwin Emerton has returned from
Meriden, Conn, with his bride
In the beautiful village of Bethel,
Maine, on the evening of the 18th, oc-
Cured the social event of the season.
One of Names fairest daughters, Miss
Gertrude Eleanor Chapman, was unit.
ed in marriage with Clarence w Milf
ken, M. D., of this place. AT Sp. m.
tie bridal party descended to the par.
lors, and amidst an assemblage of
friends and profusion of flowers, Rev
DR.. Gordon performed the nuptial Ger.
emony. After the usual congratula.
tons and festivities, the happy couple
enter ed their carriage and were driven
away, their immediate destination be-
ing unknown. They were the recip.
tents of many choice gifts, both useful
and elegant. DR.. and Yrs. Milliken
will make their home in this village,
occup, ing a fiat in the Adams House
on Main street. No cards issued.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-15
LIKE A MIRACLE.
Salt Rheum, Impure Blood and Rack
ing Cough that Baffled Physicians
. Finally Cured.
Springfield mass u Republican.

In the town of Amherst, Mass, Mr.. Geo.
b. Pierce and his mother are the prOprie-
tors of the Amherst Creamery Association.
Mrs. Pierce has suffered for long time
with Salt kheum and a cough that fOrboded
Consumption, but they have given way to
health and vigor. Hearing of this report
er called on Mrs. Pierce, and the following
experience was related
"For long time l suffered from Salt
Rheum" said Mrs Pierce, ''but about two
years ago | slipped and hurt my knee,
which made it worse. lcan't begin to tell
the agony was in, my limbs became a
mass OF raw flesh covered with running
sores. My friends would say | could not
live long. and thought so too. Well, l
heard of DIR. David Kennedy's Fayorite
Remedy and DIR, David Kennedy's Salt
Rheum Cream; commenced using them,
and In three weeks walked out of doors.
Last night walked mile, and am sixty
three years of age. 1t shows that DIR. Ken
nedy's Favorte Remedy and Salt Rheum
Cream can do more than the physicians,
for they made me well after my doctor told
me was incurable. l must also tell yOn
OF another preparation DIR. Kennedy
advised me to use, which did as much for
me. 1t was DIR. David Kennedys Cherry
Balsam. have had wretched cough for
the past fift en- years, the best doctors in
the state united in saying that it was incur
before my lungs would give Out-my sleep
was restless. would lie awake for hours.
| well recOllect the first time | used DIR.
kennedy's Cherry Balsam. Ii relieved my
throat at once, and slept all through that
night, the first full nights rest, 1 had in
several years 1t seemed like miracle. l
took but two bottles and was cured.
Dr. David Kennedy's Cherry Balsam
cures asthma, bronchitis, coughs, colds, in
cipient consumption, whoOping. cough OF
Group. Taken with Favorite Remedy, 1t
never fails. Price 25c, SOC, and 81 90
bottle. DIR. David Kennedy's Salt Rheum
cream is sold at SOC package. DIR. David
Kennedy FavorIte Remedy costs 81 bot
tie or six bottles for SIS.
Favorite Remedy RANKS with the medical
profession as the most perfect of all blood
and nerve medicines. 1t restores the liver
TO healthy condition, and cures constipa-
ton. Ii is certain cure for all diseases
peculiar to women, and affords protection
from attacks that originate in change OF
life. Ii cures scrofula, salt rheum, tumors,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, all kidney, bladder
and urinary diseases, gravel. diabetes and
Brights disease. In this last disea e 1t has
cured where all else failed.
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Oxford.

Double the number cross the bridge
here by count since it was made free
Mrs. Steven Chandler has sold hel
farm to John Giffin and the deed il
made out.
Henry Cushman goes to Piermonl
this week to work in the creamery and
Willie Cushman to Sprinfield, Vt, 10
work at his trade "a carpenter, and
George CuShman to Lyme on the river
road near North Thet ford to work on
farm The three are brothers.
johnson Blood. who has been sick
for several years, has an attack of
rheumatism and is confined to the
house.
Dea. Tillotson, the New Hampshire
bible agent, is home ON vacation for
a few weeks.
John Phillips son, John A., is tax
ing short vacation at his fathers.
At the annual town meeting March
18th, the following officers were chos-
en-: ). Il. Morrison, moderator; Geo
w Lamprey, town clerk; George w.
Lamprey, George N Russell and Geo.
M. French. selectmen; Asa o. San
born, road commissioner. Voted to
choose liquor agent, voted to raise
$425O to paw town charges and voted
to pay $5,40O in sums as the selectmen
may see best towards the bridge which
is now owned by the town as a free
bridge.
Miss Lucy Bailey who has been stop
ping with Mrs Pratt through vacation
returns to Bradford this week.
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THE PAST guarantees the future.
1t Is not what we say, but what
Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that tells the
story. Remember HOODS CURES
tHaYarhiIl.

George Hartman, Eq, of Brad
ford made business trip to Haverhil
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Nathaniel Westgate mentioned
in last weeks locals as being very i'll
died Wednesday evening, March 9Th
The funeral was held at the house Sat
urday afternoon, Rev. Charles Skinner
conducting The services.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Swan Saturday night,
and both little fellows are strong and
healthy.
Mrs. Caroline G.. Aiken passed away
Monday evening of the present week
victim of the dread distemper W hich
has had full sway in this section the
present winter. Mrs. Aiken's death
completes a list of seventeen in this
village since the last of October, the
equal of which was never known in
the history of Haverhill.
The Willing Workers gave unique
entertainment at Academy Hall, Tues.
day evening, consisting of selections
from leading poets, a farce entitled,
"Graduating exercises of Haverhill
Academy" cake, coffee, homemade
candy, etc. The evening was passed
in very pleasant manner and the re-
ceipts were fifteen dollars.
Miss Mary Barstow of Bradford
Mass, and Rev. John Barstow of Bos.
ton are in town to attend the funeral
of Mrs Aiken. = Re
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East Hayerhiil.

H l.. Hanson of Lebanon was in
town last week.
The w. G. T. U, met with Mrs. Mul.
lin Wednesday. EtNFf T-t
Mrs. Mellen Howard, Mrs, Elva
Campbell and Mrs. G.. w. Richardson
attended the w. g. T. U. convention
at Woodsville last week.
Calvin Merrill has been spending a
few avs in Lebanon visiting his sis.
ter, Mrs. N. Hanson, and selling the
Climax dish washer.
Mrs. Flora Cutting and daughter re.
turned from Michigan last week and
are now in Barre, VT, with Frank NJ
Cutting.
Frank Brown and family of Woods.
vile are spending the week at A. w.
Smiths. fff fh
s. T Merrill has moved into Mr..
Warren's house. Mrs. Merrill is at
Woodsville with her daughter, Mrs.
Gale.
A temperance mass meeting will be
neld in the church next Wednesday
evening, Mar. Goth. Rev A. j. Wheel
er, secretary of the State Law and Or
der League, will give an address, sub
ject, "Both sides of the question"
Everybody invited.
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Wells River,

Leslie Nelson, fireman on the B. u M
railroad, died Tuesday night at the
house of Dan Mcleod He was
young man about rs years old and had
been sick nearly two weeks with gas
trio fever. His remains were taken
to his former home at Plymouth, N
H., Tuesday for interment.
Mrs. Colby, an old lady who has
been living at Ortis Martins, died
Sunday night.
At the annual village meeting held
Tuesday evening the following officers
were elected: Trustees, Scott Fell
lows, N. II. Field, G. w. Eastman;
clerk, r G Brock; treasurer. Nelson
Bailey collector, e. G. Parker. audit
ors, K q. Parker, w. n. Buck, 5. 5.
Peach; chief engineer, N. b Perkins !;
first assistant, A. G Gowing; second
assis ant, F. A. Lyons. Voted a tax
upon the grand list of ten cents to paw
expenses and for village improvement.
Mrs r q. Bugbee was called TO Me-
chanics, lille Wednesday. to attend the
funeral of her mother.
Chandler & Co. of Nashua, N. III.
have rented the grocery store in the
Bachop block and have opened q res
taurant.
We are glad to report Mr.. Shedd
and Mr.. Deming much improved from
their severe illness.
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OrfOrdViIle,

Elisha Norris little girl is better.
Mrs. Alvah Kimball is very sick
with pneumonia, Mrs. Florence Coch
ran is caring for her..
Mrs. George Russell and Charlie
made a short visit in Manchester a few
days ago.
Florence Russell and Alice Franklin
returned to Lisbon Monday.
1t is with great sorrow that We
chronicle the death of Nellie Danforth
wife of Harry Morrison Mrs Nor
rison has been sick a long time with
consumption, she has been very pa.
tent sufferer. knowing for many
months that her days were numbered,
out she was willing to 60 to her Heav.
emily Father. She leaves a husband,
one little son, father and mother and
two sisters who have the sympathy of
all.
The drama "Among the Clouds"
was well received by full house
George Franklin has been visiting
his cousins, the Franklin Bros.
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North Thetford.

We are glad to report some of our
sick ones are improving, though not as
rapidly as we could wish Mrs Hos
ford, Downer and Mr.. Davis child are
better. Mrs. Lucius Lord has been
very poorly the past week, much of the
time suffering greatly.
Will Henry is moving to his farm
recently purchased in Hanover We
should be more than willing to have
them remain with us.
Through the kindness of friends
who have been interested in our church
repairs and wish to aid us, we are
promised rare entertainment in the
Union church, Friday evening the 22d,
consisting of music by ladies' quar-.
tette, Mrs. G. Il Ranlet of St. Johns
bury, 1st soprano and soloist, assisted
6y Miss Louise Greeley, pianist, and
Miss Lillian Wilmot, graduate of the
Emerson College of Oratory, Boston,
reader. All lovers of music and elo-
cutlon cannot afford to miss this oppor-
tunitv of being most delightfully."- en-
tertained. The same company are to
give concert at Olcott and White
River junction the coming week.
Mrs. Cushmen has rode out twice
the past week, visiting the church on
one of her trips.
I Mrs. Arad Warren and baby Lee
are on the sick list, DR.. Weymouth is
in attendance.
John Lord leads the record in hunt
ing, even "GI over' mus. step in the
back ground for we have no account
of the latter killing a woodchuck as
early in the season as March 3rd, while
Mr.. l. /, has distinguished himself by
the act.
The moon kept her appointment
Sunday evening and yelled her face
for several hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight from Post
Mills once more visited the home of |
their late sister. Mrs. Laid. We al
ways feel we too, are sharers in loyalty |
of this kind.
Easter is coming We had a vase of |
choice flowers from the Stevens home
on the alter Sabbath day, and from
other lovers of the church bounteous
crown of our time honored evergreen
resting on the organ, reminding us of
eldys pesC InaC VIII never come DacK
The remodeled church is complete and
said to be fire proof The blending of
colors above and below, even to the
of an amber or seal brown
shade. A lumina-y has just been
mounted at the outer daor, the gift of
Mrs. Barry of East Thetford. Moth
ing lacking to complete the picture
when we can see each Sabbath all
heads of families present with their
title ones.
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Lyme.

John G. Woodward has his pension
increased to $12 month.
At the March communion Mrs. Geo
Melvin and Mrs. B. G. Newell united
with the Congregational church BY
letter, and George Melvin, Carrie E
Flint, Theodore w. Gordon; Grace D.
Frost and Robert P. Graham upon pro
tession.
Fred L. Hewes and SON made short
visit in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Sumner Perkins from
Brooklyn visited few days at his
brothers.. E. H. Perkins.
A young horse of N. L. Wings slip
ped on the ice injuring itself so it lived
but q short time.
Town meeting passed off quickly and
quietly only in session a short two
hours, Henry A Bailey, Herbert H
Holt, Samuel f Bal, selectmen; Geo
Melvin, clerk and treasurer; Chas d
Pike, tax collector; Albert Hobart,
road agent; $4,000 was appropriated
for roads and bridges which includes
the new iron bridge near B F. Gilbert's
and righting up the Edgell bridge,
$4,000 was appropriated for schools.
Henry FL. Holt left for Colorado
Springs expecting to return at once
with his wife, son and daughter as
son Clair receives no benefit by the
change but seems to fail in health.