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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06
THIRTEEN MINERS LOST.
Entombed by the A Accidental Flooding
Of Colorado Mines.

1 - ONAOAA~e@D 9shAVhf
Central City, Colo, August 3l.--
The accidental flooding of the Ameri.
Gus and the Sleepy Hollow mines, this
afternoon, caused the death, it is be.
lieyed, Of thirteen miners. Every
effort has been made to rescue the men,
but little hope Is entertained.
Soon after 3 o'clock the water in the
lower workings of the Fisk mine, east
OF the main shaft, broke through the
old workings of vein which had not
been worked for a number of years.
Coursing eastward, it struck the Amer
icus, where two Italian miners, whose
names have not been learned, were at
work in the lower part Of the shaft.
They were both drowned. In its course
the water diverted to the Sleepy Hol.
low mine, the easterly portion of the
Fisk vein.
Fourteen men were working in the
Sleepy Hollow, three of whom es.
capped.
A courier was sent to the adjacent
mines, and all their workmen escaped.
Those in the Sleepy Hollow, whose es.
cape was shut off, were:
N. Vegas, B. Brocken, Brewer P.
Risk, William P. Risk, Thomas Rouse,
Thomas Williams, NJ. Placoni,
Thomas Calbis, ]. Harris, s. valero,
John Parks.
The sounding of the whistle gave
the first signal Of the disaster, and
soon the shaft building of the Sleepy
Hollow mine was SO packed with the
families and friends of the imprisoned
miners and those anxious to render as
sistance that it was almost impossible
for the work of attempting rescue to
proceed.
Deputy Sheriff williams finally ar
rived ON the grounds, the building was
cleared, and practical miners offered
their services in lowering the bucket.
The greatest depth attained was $50
feet. The accumulated gas forced up
by the rising waters was such that a
candle would not burn at a greater
depth.
A second effort was then made, a
large sized safety-lamp having been
placed in the bucket. The rescuer who
first descended, II. P. Risk, was found
at the 330-foot level. On reaching the
surface he was almost in an insensible
condition. Other volunteers went
down afterward, but were not success
full in reaching a lower point in the
shaft, owing to the rising of the water
Extra water buckets were sent for
and brought to the mine, which are
now working with view to lowering
the'water. The managers of the prop
critics were on the ground, and were
very assiduous in their efforts to relieve
the men. The two in the Americas
are without doubt dead. Those in the
Sleepy Hollow. unless they can be
found in the slopes, have met death in
a similar manner.
Ever since the closing down of the
pumps of the incline shaft of the new
Gregory Mining Company, the water
in that shaft has been rising gradually
and the owners of the Fisk mine have
been driven out of the lower to the
upper workings This was due to the
inability of the owners of the Fisk and
Sleepy Hollow mines to agree ON a
plan to pro-rate the drainage.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06
AFTER chioago.. ailk-Dealers.

Chicago, August Sl.--Health Com
missioner Kerr has begun open war
against the milk-dealers. He has filed
charges in the Office of the prosecuting
attorney against ninety three milk
dealers whose milk or cream had been
examined by the city chemist and been
found wanting. In many cases the
milk had been skinned, and the dealer
was presumably selling it as good
milk, because his cans were not other
wise tagged when the inspector took
the sample. In some cases the milk
had been merely watered, and in other
cases it had been both watered and
SKINNED, In many cases cream had
been found colored, lacking in butter,
or otherwise deficient.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06

New York, August 80. - The
Worlds Tegucigalpa dispatch says:
Revolution seems inevitable. The
treasury is empty and the government
is resorting to forced loans A rich
farmer, Maxine Sanchez, received an
order from the president to deliver
500, 900 as loan to the government
within two days. Sanchez refused and
was condemned to sweep the streets
wearing ball and chain, and was
fined $1,000 for each day until the
amount demanded was paid. Under
the duress Sanchez paid.
"The president is in such fear of
enemies that while on the street he car
ries pistol in his hand, and is sur
rounded by officers wha will permit
nobody to approach him..
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06
Newfoundland,s Bank troubles.

st, Johns, N. F., August 31.-The
trustees Of the Commercial bank have
made call upon the shareholders for
the full reserve liabilities ON shares,
which amounts to $200 ON each share.
Some OF the leading lawyers say the
shareholders are not liable to the trus.
tees, and that the latter cannot enforce
the call. 1t is further contended that
the call was made without direction
from the supreme court, and conse-
quently will have to be revoked. The
matter is certain to be prolific of
boundless litigation.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06
MINISTER oENsy HEARD FROM
Matters IN China Are Progressing In q
Satisfactory Manner.

Satisfactory Manner.
Washington, August 30.--The de-
partment has received cable advices
from Minister DENLY, dated August
81, that Hixson, consul at Foo Chow,
started for Kut Elm under orders from
him, to investigate the recent riots In
the early part of the month. Hixson
went with the consent Of the Chinese
government and under the protection
of an escort furnished by the provincial
authorities. He was accompanied by
Commander Newell, Of the Detroit.
The Flu Cheng commission will begin
work as soon as the British consul at
Chung King can leave his post.
The late viceroy of Sc Chuen, Liu
Pin Ching, has not been appointed by
the Peking government, as its commits
sioner for the investigation Of either
the June or August riots. but has re-
ceived orders from the emperor to re.
main at Cheng Tu until his conduct
prior TO and during the riots has been
thoroughly Investigated. The first
paragraph Of the above statement COM
pletely disposes Of the story sent out
from Washington few days ago to
the effect that Consul Hixson had pro.
ceeded hastily and without authority.
The whole statement also disposes of
another baseless story that Minister
Denby's course is unsatisfactory, and
he is likely to be recalled. 1t is stated
at the department that matters are
progressing in China in an entirely
satisfactory manner.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06

Constantinople, August 80. = The
sultan has sent dispatch to the Turk
ish ambassadors at Paris and st.
Petersburg, bitterly complaining of
the attitude of Great Britain regarding
Armenia, which attitude is described
as dsicourteous and derogatory to the
sultan's prestige. The dispatch con-
cludes with an appeal to the French
and Russian governments to use their
good offices with Great Britain to
modify her attitude.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06
The Ku cheng Inquiry.

Hong Kong, August 30.--It is re-
ported here that Chinese officials are
assisting the Ku Cheng commission
actively, and thorough investigation
into the recent massacre of missionar-
les is being made. Ten vegetarians
have already been convicted, and the
trial of others is proceeding. There is
no danger Of fresh disturbances in that
district during the sitting of the com.
mission.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06
n,.sel, onered tho vacancy.

Buffalo, August 81.-An evening
paper declares that Postmaster Gen.
eral Bissell has been offered by Presi-
dent Cleveland the place on the United
States supreme court bench made va
can't by the death Of Judge jackson.
The paper adds that it is not likely
that Mr.. Bissell will accept
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06

Hutchinson, Kan, August 8l.-The
board of reformatory managers. with
Superintendent Morse and Warden
Lynch, arrived this evening with thirty
prisoners from the state penitentiary.
The trip was made in a special Car
without incident. This formally opens
the new state industrial reformatory
ON plans similar 10 Elmira prison, Of
New York. Two thousand people wit
messed the arrival at the reformatory.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06
Decided in Favor of Women.

Helena, Mont, August 29.--In the
Montana Methodist conference today,
the question Of admitting women to
the general conference on the same
footing as men was decided in favor Of
the women.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06
Beaten by Native Eyangel,s...

London, August 29.--A dispatch
from Shanghai says that at the yamen,
a magistrate OF Tsaiohsio. near Wuhu,
q member Of the alliance mission was
beaten by several native evangelists
and nearly fiogged to death.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06
o. Il. . n. co. TIM. Gard.

Traina arrive ut Aflpgioa a. sOIl0uaI
No. q East bound passenger .,.....,..,.l2a A, ~
NJ. 1-wsst boHud sanger........,,.,..l2 l292 a, ~
Dtrees connections nj Huntington with the
u. r. and At spokane with the Great Northern
LoGsi-Leay.s Heppper ..S;ED =. w.; ar, 10 y. n,
No, "a II, bound eight tt'aple letgcfel., r. ~.
No. Civ, b0uad freight Up ,sseiiR' rel, =. N.
No. 21-W bouud I eigh tpsssengersl B.Si A. N.
tRres BY oat t. sAn Francisco have b, Ell re-
dnced-hfst eAbIn, tI2; pieetage, ", ineladins
meals aud Uerths. IhrJUsh tickets are sold In
Arlington. Y. q. HtNDiE, agent
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06

Leaves Arlington every morning Sunday ex
aepted) NJ Q O'Clock, IL due at Condon at SP. NJ,
and arrives At fosait at ITEM.
Comfortable coaches aud careful. experienced
drives.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06

Lf1&A. M.-MT. MORlAH LODGE, No. Do
n Stated roinmHnl, ailuns OH Saturday even
Ing ON or bci re full moon Of each month 81
louruing brethrcn Ia guOd aiand u. Hrc cordially
Invited ~ atieud. 7. y. CAsON, W. ~.
II. II. HKNDatcgs. Secretary.
EU~The Cnapter q, +. \. meets on Saturday
eru..Inga before aud nitrf.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25

West IirnttIebOrO.

Every body is remarking ON tn
beauty of autumn landscapes this year
Competent observers say that the foil
{ age is now the most beautiful 10
g years
4 peculiar ease of pure Cussedness'
was brought to light Il few days ago
1T is expected sensational develop
ments will follow.
/. j. s. Goodcnough left last Saturda
/ To spend the winter in Chicago. Wi
: II. Eddy is home having finished Wis
tied in Massachusetts. Mrs. Esthc
Nj. Mosley, who has been sick TO
some time is now better Sidney Nor
ris Of Wilmington was recently II
town.
Rev. y. II. Whittlesey, d. d., o
New Haven, Conn, will preach at thu
Congregational church, West Brattle
boro, next Sunday a. m.
Robert NJ Williams of Kccne, \.
H., formerly of West Brattleboro, has
purchased Lemue Smiths farm OF
West Brattleboro, formerly owned by
\ lonzo Goodcnough.
A. Z. Goodenough has purchased S.
II. Sherman's place at West Brattle-
boro.
\. S. HolbroOk. IA former Vermont
boy, now prosperous business man of
| Colorado Springs, COL. with his wife
and Hugh Holbrook and wife of
Townshend visited their uncle, Jared
Holbrook, Wednesday.
The Alonzo Goodenough place. late
ly owned by Lemuel Smith has been
sold through the \. V. May agency.
Robert NJ. Williams of Dummerston
is understood to be the purchaser.
In the Baptist Westerly last evening a
very interesting meeting was held.
The gathering was first addressed by
Mrs. Reynolds of the Home Missionary
society, who told Of her work among
the Indians and southern negroes. She
was followed by the Rev, M. McCar
thy. for nearly thirty years a mission
AIRY in Indo- China. Mr. Mccarthy is
an eloquent speaker ana his talk was
extremely entertaining and instructive.
Altogether the meeting was a grand
success.
Lillian. wife Of William j. Lowry of
this place died Wednesday after an IL
ness of some length and much suffer
ing. Mrs. Lowry. nee Bond, leaves
many friends to mourn her loss. The
case seems especially sad inasmuch as
the deceased had been married less
than a year
Mrs. Stephen Ellis continues TO i'm
prove. Mrs. Newton of Algiers is
spending few days at Horace Pre-
Mrs. j. L. Thurber is i'm
proving her house with coat of paint
Mrs. Fox is visiting friends in
Mass. Miss Maria Sted
man accompanied by the Misses Fisher
attended the wedding of Fred Sted
man, Wednesday, Miss +. Gertrude /
Bacon of Springfield Mass, is visit .
ing Mrs J. l.. Stockwell this week. -
Chas. X. Otis and wife have returned |
to Yonkers, n. Y. after having spent /
the summer with Herbert Clark. -
Chas Downer has taken a tenement in /
]. {, Newton 5 house.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25

EX Gov. Campbell is making won
derful campaign out in Ohio, arousinG
an enthusiasm that would seem simply
impossible in party that only a year
ago was buried under l37. 600 ma jority.
He is talking as if he had no doubt
of being elected. and it is somewhat
significant that the Republicans now
are claiming only 10000 majority. He
is certainly the greatest campaigner in
America, as we'll as an all -round brainy
man and if he should happen to be
elected which does not seem possible
he would be the next Democratic
candidate for president. He has put
Coy. Mckinley into the hole rather
amazingly by showing how enormously
the Republican administration has in
creased state expenses. and convicting
the governor of $1,000, 600 error in
his statement. He is using the Hoetfer
incident as characteristic of Republi-
can legislation and he charges that
500, coo was spent in the last egis-
lature to secure special enactments.
while he mercilessly attacks the doings
of the Cox ring in Cincinnati as the
equal of the worst of Tammanv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25
ESTENXIIIE.

Estcyvile does not boast of having
any professionals in the manly art but
it would be a wise precaution for any
one coming this way anxious to call
pet names or to assert that ones moth
er was quadruped instead of biped,
to take out an accident policy and fill
their pockets with bandages and coat
plaster, fact whole portable
drug would come handy. One of our
village teamsters learns all this after
meeting the carpenter on Cherry street
recently. 1t is said that he had less
blood to take away with him and many
ornamental holes in his hide. Most all
statements relating to pedigree are
taken on time.
Nathan Mann has the stills on for his
job shop on Chestnut street. Mrs.
John Languil is critically ill.-Arthur
Wells is suffering from erysiplas in his
foot and ankle that he hurt some six
or seven weeks ago. -Lucius Moore has
moved into Ethe tenement over the
ctn
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25
BELLOWS FALLS.

lows Falls last Thursday evening Apnu
800 invitations were sent out. INT
ceremony was performed by Rev, j
/ Ellsworth Fullerton.
Personals.
Charley Nelson is back Al his old position, il
| . u LasstVant's barber shop, his mothef hclht
, much lmnrONCd in hCalth.-Mrs lhos l.Nhcll o
North Wapoc is visiting her daughter Mr.
Chas Thompson in Rutland TINS Wcch'- Mri
Fred Perry and Miss Annie lonrrSah NlSltet
with friends in Clarcmont over Sunuay ~
.ey Tyme.l and Pat ShaughncssN were uoWl
from SunapcC TO attend the bail trhaS il,EW
Delegations .ot lirrmen from Mems tc,y n W.
day 10 attend the tirCmcn's bail III the evening
ID j Higgins came down from Nullnpee RI
day afternoon and did not return until sunday
ncht-Clco Cox spent sunday AT lNaugatuck.
COnn.-Nlrs James Stack Is visiting her aunt At
Barre this week John Pickett finished work at
the Mountain house, DrcwsVille,N II, Iuesday.-
J. T. Moselcy was in keehc, II, lm ,ensaiaNNiiio
II Walsh visited his parents at iieal1vlie
W CsdaY.--GCOrgc Wall of Hanover, II, IS
the new bar Der at iiyrues tonsonal rooms On
Canal sTcct,-W + llaskins was IN NorwNl,
Conn, "Wednesday Albert Duby is IN Bostoh
and New York ON Il ten days business tilp.,I
stephen II Tyrrell spent sunday with friends
at procorsyille. Mr. and Mrs Geo Wright VINO
have been visiting friends in the north part OF
the state returned home saturday.-A c lialla.
day is TO resign his position with troslcr BOW
tcllc saturday nght.-Thc & Williams house
on School street is being painted TINS week
c j Callahan has resigned his position as ma
chine tender and accepted 4 similar position
with the Sunapee Paper Co, of which ID J. Hig;
gins is superintendent The many friends OF
Con wish him all possible success in his new
t;Beattic of Lancaster II,
and high sheriff ofCoos county were IN town last
week on official business and while mere were
The guest of j f. Griffin of North Waipolc.--Nlrs
Joe Flavin returned this week from two
weeks visit with friends i'll Fitchburg, Mass
William Mcknight spent SUNDAY with his ram
Iy at IIolyokc Mass W Glover of Boston
was in town Tuesday land Wednesday OF this
week. Geo Bah was in kcenc "Wednesday
+ Booth Tor the past year clerk i'll Andrews
lrug store, has resigned his position there and
tartcd for Montpelier to az cent more lucra
i've position at that place. The friend, of MI
Booth, of which there are many wish him sue
CsS in hl~ new position.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25
Wants to Know.

Mr.. Editor:
Right you are as usual, and you de
serve "A medal for calling the taxpayers
attention TO the Gugly things in and
about the town hall. Improve
meats indeed, Whoever heard of
painting handsome brown stone trim
mings. and who ever heard of painting
any public building such d nasty color,
be lit printing or what not Who twill
ever be guilty of occupying such Il
gallcryTas surrounds the town hall, and
that chimney Heavens. what taste
and what judgment.
F., BY the way, Mr.. Editor, can you tell
an outraged public, who is bossing
these repairs, not improvements, for
they are anything hut that Who is
looking after this expensive job? No
body appears to have anything To do
about it. for no member Of the com
mittcc would ever have consented 10
g, placing rich and artistic brown stone
g. lutsuw caps with tin. Who IS it that
heating system for twice
almost what it should have cost.
Please keep us informed. Mr.. Editor,
thar we NAV hcSonthard for tia" next
meeting for a further appropriation.
NuN Popui.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25
West DuIlllngrStOll.

John Taft has upwards of 2o0C
bushels of apples now on hand and
more being delivered daily for manu-
factwc into cider and Jelly. He is
making two tons of the finest Jelly tO
be found in Vermont.
Another runaway. This time Mrs.
Moran and Mrs. p +. Mccarthy were
out riding and when near John Taft S
the cross bar broke letting the wagon
onto the horses heels. he running at
full speed up against tree, dashing
the ladies out, iniuring Mrs. Mccarthy
severely.
David Bailey is opening up new
quarry on his farm not far from his
old one. .r
Miss Kitty Hopkins lis visit in
friendship Hartford Conn. Tom Rol &
is back again from Wendall. Mass. ct
f. O. Downs has removed h as
BARRIERS chair from the hotel office -
\. Dorman's house. Geo. Eyerleth is
dangerously sick with pneumonia at
tended by DR. Gale. His absent
children. Mrs, Pettee from Keene, n.
H.. Mrs. Stoddard from Randolph,
and Herbert f1ycrleth from Putney
have been called home by telegraph. -
Geo. B. Field is officiating as night
clerk at the Valley house. Miss
Minnie Colburn has returned and is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Goodale -
Mrs. Reads child is very sick and not
expected to live. Ms. W. II. Clouse
and children are visiting in Putney.
Miss Luella, daughter of Geo. b. Field
has returned from Northampton. Mass,
and intends visiting her brother in
Wisconsin.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25
G.. A. Il. Inspections.

Department Com. Cannon has
ordered the annual inspection and the
assistant inspector of district No. !
gives notice of the following inspec-
tions: G. B. Lawton Post Wilmington
Nov. 1st Scott, Post Jamaica: Nov.
2d. Col. W. II. Greenwood Post Putney
Nov. 9th, Birchard Post Townshend.
Nov. 9th Sedgewick. Post Brattleboro,
Nov. Goth. The DepartmenttC Com.
relies on the several inspectors to give
him the rank of every Post. Then let
the comrades not only cheer but al
the inspector in his annual visit by
their presence.
Peter l.. Chase.
Assistant Inspector.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25
DEATHS.

" the Brattleboro Retreat. OF il
Nichols of Newfane, aged IL.
In south Gardner, Mas. sept :
Lapierre, aged -, formerly OF llrais.
IN East Barnard. oct }, Cyrena, viii
II Pennington, aged about 4, farmer,
In liinsdale, y II, oct Ia, Mr' VI;
aged -.
In East Dcs Moincs, Iowa. nct lL4
dence of her daughter, Mrs J. Il Cong.
net Marcia Miller. aged 81, daughter O.
Miller and wife of the late llhama, L
formerly of DummerstOn.
In Brattieboro. Oct Il. infant .li
Mrs John LOngucil.
In Guiltord, Oct 10, Herbert NtarAe!.
, In East Putncy. Oct II, Elyap, W!ity'
Harrington, 81.
In Putney, Oct Il. Esther Richards
OF Dennis Richards, 10.
In Wardsborn, Oct l., Mrs Lgt
Wells, wife of Rev Dennis Wells, - 81,
In SaNtons River, oct Il. Mrs Mar
- years and months. &c
a..
In BrattlebOro, oct IL, Maude NJ, WIZ
mson Cowles, = wears. .-4
In Brattlcboro, Oct p. LYDIA NJ. VIE
Willis, - years.
In Guilford, Oct -, Ellen L, vie
Mcclure, aged -.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25

Mrs. Oscar Farrar remains about the
same Fred Lowell of Cages Mills Wis
tied his parents last Monday, also Mrs.
Scott Lowell of Bellows Falls. Nor
gan Lowell remains about the same,
only that he fails steadily. Robert
Putnam of Springfield called on friends
here last Tuesday. Mrs. f. f. De
Camp spent last week in Bellows Falls.
Mrs. John Dorand of Bellows Falls
called upon her mother, Mrs. Al Corey,
last Sunday. Mrs. Jennie Lowell and
three children visited at Morgan Low
ellis last Wednesday. Mrs. J, II.
Worrall returned from Page Weston S
Tuesday evening.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25

Mrs. II. Sparks returned to her New
fame home Monday after visit in
town. Mrs. Minnie Tatro of Dummers.
ton has been the guest of her sister
Mrs. Chas. Bemis. Myron Davis and
Perley Holmes were down from Saytops
River over SUNDAY. Mrs. Frank Piece
of Rutland has joined her husband
who is working on the town hall here
Mrs. Jennie Stockwell returned SAT
urday TO Bondville. having speut Ia
days With her daughter. Mrs. Don
Miller Miss Allie Morse of Verpo,,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25
Removals.

Mrs. Lucy Phillips has moved from
the Dooittle cottage on Highland ave
nue. to the JOY house on Elliot street.
Frank Adams moves from Elliot
street to Mechanics Square Lorenzo
Harris and bride are pleasantly located
at II Washington street. W. k. Brown
to Judges house on Vernon street c.
c. Hosey from - to 81 Chestnut, with
his brother law. John Butterfield. -
". f. Carpenter from > Organ to -
Canal. where Mrs, e. d. Carpen-
ter will live with him. Mark
Worcester from , to , Organ street. -
Charles Downer from 81 South Main
to West Brattlcboro. William Lee from
John Kanc's house on Elliot street TO
Is Elliot Fred Sargent from F. W.
Crosby's house on Clark. to Mrs. Glib
son S house on the same street. &. +.
Scrbner has moved from Canal street
to Harris Place.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-25
MINOR BRATTLEBORO LOCALS.
Continued from page ~

Mrs. DR.. Twitchcll, after which she
will return to her fathers before finally
going west again. Mrs. II. Vankleeck
returned Thursday to her Denver, Col.
home after Il several weeks visit here
with her parents, Col. +. Goodhue and
wife. Geo. w. Could who has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Harvey llough
ton, has returned to his home in Man
chester. Miss Jennie Dufrec has re
turned to her home mt Dunkick Bridge,
n T.. after Il visit here at Merton
Staples. Miss Julia kinsella went to
her home at st. Adams Friday. Mrs
a. II. Harvey. who has been here the
past two weeks, as the guest Of Mrs.
TYLER, leaves tomorrow morning for her
Boston home.