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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-28

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Dentists.

DIR. WILLIAM A. TAFT-SPECIALTY
IN porcelain. crown and bridge work.
Odontothreapia. once, 325 North
Washington avenue.
C. c. LAuBACH, SURGEON DENTIST,
No ll5 Wyoming avenue.
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change.
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Schools.

SCHOOL OF THE LACKAwANNA,
Scranton, Pa, prepares boys and girls
for. collge or business; thoroughly
trains young children. Catalogue at res
quest. Opens September 10.
REV. THOMAS NJ CANN,
WALTER II. BUELL..
MISS woRCESTER'S KINDERGAR-
ten and School, 4i2 Adams avenue. Pu-
pills received at all times Next term
will open Jan. q.
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Loans.
Seeds.

G: r, CLARK & CO., SEEDSAiEN AND
Nurserymen; store l4G Washington ave-
nue.. green house. 1850 North Main ave.
nue.; store telephoe 7S2.
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Miscellaneous.

balls. pionics. parties, receptions, we'd
dings and concert work furnished. For
terms address r. ]. Bauer conductor,
~ wyoming avenue, over Hulberts
music store.
MEGARGEE BROTHERS,, PRINTERS
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine.
Warehouse, lSo Washington ave, Scran.
ton, Pa.
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JOHN E. KEANE s CO.
Fit IS The
 TOuchstone That Helps Crowd Our Store.
Let's go to John F. Keane & O., that's where the Crowd Goes. ;

ahe to meet crowd whn you buy clothing 1t recommendation have to wat ts not have trouble saving ehes to it everybody plenty that's good Holiday word. E
 Depend this our Chyot sua s10 good 316 Suts Regular and sizes in overcoa price Instead of 826 FINE BLACK S16 90 al we ask nstead perfectly satsctoy greatest variety choose.
 Alive everything that touches young ow Special costs illustration Alive hons 83 50 like the s6 % Re Cur $500 Res gems making anywhere. MEMS UNDERWEAR.
 douby abargn time ward this business requires quick changes of struggling lot For these lots for NES UNDER WEAR change ownersr needed goods 
 Natural White Underwear S1 Sl25, S137 Shield JAROs UNDERWEAR every finding charge less for Good Clothes
 JOHN F. KEANE & COMPANY
 s49 Main Street. corner John street Bridgeport, Ct
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22OO pounds. As ssUncle Shep" would say, they are s'rich, tender and juicy"
HApPExIyGs AT THE CoHGREGATIO1AL
 CHURCH.

Next Sunday morning, December 22, the Christmas season will be observed at the church with appropriate services. The audience room has been prettily decorated; and, if the present weather holds, there will be 8 green Christmas, both within the church and without.
 The Sunday school Christmas cele- bration will take place in the church on Christmas eve, December "A, at 7.3O o'clock. It Is noted elsewhere.
 The young ladies are to meet at the parsonage tomorrow (Saturday) after noon at ? o'clock to prepare the trim mings of the Christmas tree. There will be plenty to do and much employment for wiling hands.
 The p, aver meeting will be held next week on Friday evening, December 27, at 30 o'clock. Subject, appropriate to the thought of The time ssD;fferences between the first Christmas and this.'
 The annual meeting of the church is to occur, Wednesday evening, Janua-y l, 1896. The pleasant reunions which this occasion has called out in the past finger in the peoples minds as delighr- full memory, and it will only be necessa- " to give the date to being large rep resentatiOn of the church life together.
 The children who are to have part in the Christmas Sunday school festival will meet at the church for rehearsal on Monday afternoon, December 23, at ?; or, If Monday is stormy, on Tuesday morning at 10 30.
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WASHINGTON.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 The Sunday school officers of the Con- gregational church, recently elected, are as follows: Superintendent, Earl Booth ; secretary and treasurer, Wilbur Fenn !; librarian, w. Aspinwall. It was decided 70 take the International quarte rlies for the coming year.
 The annual meeting of the church will be held on Thursday, January ?, and roll call of the members of the church will be had in connection with it. The ladies have invited the members of the church and the society to have lunch to- gether in the chapel at l o'clock. The morning session begins at II o'clock, the afternoon at ? o'clock. An interesting meeting Is expected.
 The Sunday school Christmas exercises will be held on Christmas eve. Quite an extensive program of recitatiOns, hymns, solos, etc., will be rendered by the school.
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In Litchfield County.
NEW MILFORD.
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON.


 One of the prettiest weddings that ever took place in St Johns church occurred on Wednesday afternoon. The many re- latives and friends of the bridal couple began to arrive at the church at 3.30 o'clock and half hour later the ediffce was crowded with the many who had come to witness the marriage of Miss Golda A. McMahon to David c. Sanford, both of this village. Key John L. Plumb, rector of St John'ss church, officiated. The bridal party were promptly on hand at the appointed hour, o'clock. The bride was dressed in a heavy white satin dress with long train and without any flattery to her it may be said she looked beautiful. The groom looked exceeding ly well, too. Miss Carrie McMahOn, 8 sister of the bride, was maid of honor, Harry Sanford, brother of the groom, was the best man. Misses Eva HOyt, Sadie Smith, Fanny Webber and Edith Warner were bridesmaids, all dressed in white. The ushers were Charles P. Blinn, Louis Hemingway, Charles Drake and Frank SlawsOn, the two latter being from Bridgeport. The marriage cere- mony over, he bridal party, with relatives and invited guests, were taken in carriages to the residence of the brides parents on South Main street, where the cOngratula-
  from all, after which refreshments were passed around and after all had been bounteously supplied it6seemed like the loaves and fishes spoken of in Scripture, as there was fully enough left for the five thousand should they have happen ed in. The presents were so very numer- Ous and elegant that it is impossible for me to describe them. Language will certainly fail should your correspondent make the attempt. They must be seen to be believed or appreciated. A finer display has not been seen in New Mill ford in many day. The bridal couple took carriage about 5.3O o'clock and started for some station to take train, but where your correspondent does not know at this writing. Suffice to say that those who had bags of rice and old shoes were left. After the wedding trip is over the newly married couple will make their in Bridgeport, where the groom ls engaged in business. The young society. in which the bride has been one of the jolliest, will miss her and the writ- er will miss her, too. So say we all of us.
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THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BALL.

The seventh annual ball given by Put. nam council, No. 54, K. of O., of New town, promises to be an interesting event The committee in charge are trying to make this ball grand success. The New Haven Decorating Go. will dress the Town hall h No. l style. The music will be furnished by McGrate's orchestra of Danbury. Supper will be served at the Grand Central hotel. Tickets, admitting gent with ladies, will be $l Admission to the gallery will be 25 cents, and the supper will be extra. The committee iu charge ia as follows: John T. Keating, Patrick F. Bradley, Jr., John F. Houli- han, Joseph Lavery, Thomas Lillis, M. J. Keating and Thomas Carey. Don't miss . good time. A large number of out-of- town people will be in attendance.
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SOUTH RETAIN.

> CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 The pound sociable given by the Christian Endeavor society, last Thurs day evening, was a great success, large number being present who report good time generally. During the even- ing the company was favored by an original poem by Fred Pierce, recita- tion by Miss Anna Stiles and vocal solo by Mrs Sage. As advertised the refreshments were unique. The pack ages were auctioned of by Merwin Mitchell, who proved himself efficient, ,as usual. Much merriment was caused by this part of the program. One young man bid in more packages than he could we'll handle and was provided with . dish pan to carry them home in. The sum of over $8 was cleared.
 children will be given tin the CoDgrega- tional church on Christmas eve. Miss Hine is at Dea Hoyt's, who is quite sick.
 Mrs Elliott went to New Haven to at- tend the funeral of . friend, . HiSs Sarah 5soddard.
 Henry Dittus is making his regular trips to Danbury with poultry, etc.
 town, buying stock for the Christmas trade.
 Israel Lucas spent few days with hia brother in Bridgeport. Mrs A. N. Platt has been visiting friends in New York and New Jersey. Mrs Helen Buckingham of Waahing- ton is visiting Mrs D. M- Mitchell. l A singing school, with Prof Parker as instructor, began, on Wednesday, De cember Il.
 A broken coupling on west bound l freight train, Tuesday morning, caused several cars to leave the track and plunge down the embankment back of "A B. DOwnes., Rather hindrance tC
 rapid transit for while on that line bul fortunately no one WAS injured. in Bridgeport, last week.
 Miss Daisy Wilson of Warrington is 1 lguest of Mr and Mrs Remus Spencer.
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Ladies Handkerchiets at 3. 5. 1912. ss. ss

Ladies, Handkerchiefs at 8. 5. 12 1-2. 25, ss 0c.
 Mems Handkerchiefs at 5. 10, IA and 25c. Mems silk Muflers, 50. 75c, 100 and 1.3o. Silk Umbrellas 8. .93, 4.50 and 4.96. Silk and Linen Umbrellas 1.25. 1.tO and I.7o Pocket Books and Purses 25. 3Sc and 5oc. Ladies' Sterling Silver Rings 25c. Ladies' Gold Rings 100 and 1Lo. Ladies' Fancy Aprons all prices. Hudnut's Perfumed Sachet Powder, 24c bot. Aromatic saltsA2 A25c. Florida Waters l9c, 89c per bottle. Toilet W aters 39c and 79c per bottle. Bay Rum large bottles 48c each. Red Seal Tooth Powder lcc per bottle. Barrels of Violet Water of Parma 45c each. Hudnuts Extracts 14c and 19c per bottle.s Oakley,s HYacinth and Blue Lilac 25c bot. Triple Extracts Tea Rose soc bottle. Oakley's Floral Exnacts 25c bottle. Glycerine Toilet Soap loo cake. Cuticura Toilet Soap ltc cake. Buttermilk Toilet Soap Sc cake. Mems Heavy Wool Underwear 99c. 6oc, 7tc. Ladies' Fine Wool Underwear 6oc. 76c, 100. Ladies' Fine Hosiery 95c. boc, 3sc pr. Mems Hose IF 1.9c, 25c, SIG pr. Mems New Silk Teck Ties 25c. Mems Suspenders 25c and 3sc pr. Mems Linen Collars for 25c. Mems Linen Cuffs 13 1-2c and 25c. Mems Night Shirts bOc. 68c each. Mems Navy Bluo Flannel Shirts loo. Mems Lanndr1ed Shirts6Sc.
 Menss Lined Kid Gloves 75c. %.
 Mems Cloth Gloves SSc. 6oc.
 Mems Kid Gloves 1 %. 125, 1.b0.
 Ladies kid gloves, 79c. l. I.26
 Ladies Fur scarfs, s9c 1.l9 each.
 Ribbons 6c, Sc. 100. l2c per yard. Ill colors. Fur trimmings, 9bc. 8sc. 5oc per yard.
 Spangle trimmings 12 -l2c. 19c, 25c.
 Hair brushes 26c. Bsc. 60c.
 Toilet combs 6c, loo, 1bc. 76c. Faafhar fana in uink bIuo and white. 2k. EO
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By the time THE BEE gets into your hands the preparations for the Christi mas Sunday school festival at the Con- gregational church will about all be made. It is to take place on Christina s eve, December 24, at 30 o'clock. This hour may make it little late for some of the wee tots when they get back home; but no matter, leC the parents bring them all out. They can afford to stay up late just one night in the year, and especially at Christmas time, for, you know, "Christmas comes but once 8 year." and then, too-there may be something found for all the children un- der the green boughs of the pine tree. The committee on the program have been working hard, and they think they can promise merry time to all. To all friends, far and wide, the invitation goes to come and enjoy with us the delights of Christmas-tide,
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IT xAsoyro CIRCLES.

District Deputy A. 0. Wheeler of Norwalk visited Hiram lodge, No IS, at It's annual communication held Wednes- day evening, December IS. w. M. Hallock and several members from Eureka lodge, No. s3, of Bethel were present. The folio wing officers were elected: R. B. Terrill, w. M.; A. M. Briscoe, s. M., w. K. Ackley, J. w.; sett, treasurer; J. l.. Sanford, s. D !; G. Graham, J. D.; O. 0. Wright, chap lain; J. H. Blackman, marshal; J. A. Tilson, Charles Jonas, stewards; A. w.. Orgelman, tyler.
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Mrs Mlddlebrook had fall, last Tues day evening, and hurt her head and ear and arm somewhat. Kind friends min. istered to her needs, having abundant cause for thankfulness that no bones were broken. She Is doing as well as can De expected for one having two fearfully black eyes and has the sympa- thy of her many friends.
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YRon JANUARY ie TO JANUARY ss.

Ou account of an engagement which Rev Lyman Abbott, D. D., has been compelled to make in connection with his parish work for January l6, the night he was booked to lecture in New town, the date for the lecture here has been changed to January 9, just one week later. This makes no special diff. ference to Newtown people, except that 1t defers little longer a real intellectual treat that is In store for them. It will only give the people more time to talk about the lecture and get the whole larger audience than he had last year.
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The interest among it's members In the historical society of the Newtown acad- eusy culminated, last Tuesday, In de bate over the much disputed excellence of Queen Elizabeth. A debate was some thing new to most of the pupils, but points were well made on both sides and the public may be invited at some future time to witness another contest. The Judges were Miss Bessie Beers, Miss Laura Mitchell and James Bette. They brought In as verdict that 'She excellent qualities of England's famous queen out weighed her fOllies."
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HATTERrows.

The Sunday school ia arranging for a Christmas tree and practicing for an en- tertainment to be held in the school 20.
 o. N. Platt IS the guest of his daugh- tes, Mrs A. s. Peet, in Monroe.
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TRIzIrY CHURCH.
THE onRIsrMAs sERyIoEs.

HIM OtNHI5IMAS SFhV ICESs
 O. Wednesday at 10 a. m. there will be services in the church, with sermon by the rector.
 Thursdsy, St Stephens day, service ct 10 30 '. m.
 Friday, St Johns day, Christmas fes- tival of the Sunday school in the Sunday school room, at 2 p. m.
 Saturday, Holy Innocents' day, ser. vice at l0.30 0. m.
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There are lot of nice Christmas gifts at Taylor & McGran's furniture store at the Hook, and nothing makes more pleasing present than handsome piece of furniture. All the latest, and at sur- prisipgly moderate prices. Call and see their goods.
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Town Toplcs.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

The firm of Stern & Harris has thls 6Ay dissolved, M. Stern having pur- chased the business. From to-day a greae clearing sale will take place as 0r Stern will have to raise cash to pay tho obligations. If you want to save 20 60 GO per cent discount call on yours for bargains M. Stern, successor to Stern | Harris, 1s5 Main street, Danbury. Ct.
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Books Books! A large assortment of books can be seen at Bulls, the druggist, in Sandy Hook, at very low prices; also prayer books and hymnals, diaries fo 1896, and children's toys in variety and ct prices to close them out.
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In New Haven County.
OXFORD.

DEATH OF A CONFEDERATE VETERAN.
 Next comes the news from Aiken, s. o., of the death of Dwight McEwen, brother of Mrs Jennie White, Mrs ". w. Hughes, V. H. McEwen of Seymour and w. B. McEwen of Seymour. He died on He was 8 soldier in the Confederate ar my, while his brother, w. B. McEWen, was in the Union army fighting againet him.
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Edward Taylor and R. s. Tomlinson have traded their handsome stallion, "Fleet," and Thursday he went to Bridgeport to his new owner, Lawyer w. H. O'Hara.
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MT and Mrs E. F. Hawley and Mrs F. 5. Andrews attended the McMahon- Sanford wedding at New Milford on Wednesday.
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By request Mrs Dr Gordon will give instruction to limited number on the violin. For terms apply at her residence In Sandy Hook.
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I. B. Harris has had fine maple trees set out In front of his residence. Bert Wildman placed two naples, this week, h front of the Congregational church and one In front of the residence of Mer- chant l.. O. Morris. H Fl. Peck has placed two trees in front of the store of k. H. Beers q Go. Selectman Glover has also bad maple placed In front of the Brick building.
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Frank Young will play tonight at the Town hall his musical comedy in four acts, ssThe Old Bachelor" assuming its flye characters and introducing songs, amusfng sketches, and his remarkable imitAtlOns of celebrated actors, Sir henry Irving and othera. MT Young h both ( dramatist and an actor: His ro- mantio play, "Rolland McNey," the scene of which is lad in New England.
 wa produced last seeson st the Amer- NeW York. and received high praise from artlstS md critics. Al n actor he hao v0n rec0Gpision In such aparts IT yfSkAm'' IT sIsittle L0rd Eannt1e- TOY, sUaxtoxm IT. Flo Silver KiuE,' < m 66miooi6n & HI tG ~ cenkss chiIdren |'16 con(S. IbG GookU WlIk be open IT
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Miss Julia Peck leaves, next Monday, for New Haven where she goes to spend the holidays with her friend, Mrs Thompson.
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ChlIdren CT for 6 Pitchers castorIa.
W0opBuRY.I

Hon George F. Allen and wife ssiled on Monday from Now York by the Clyde steamer, ssCOmAnci1e,, {, for ElOfi- 1a, where they are u paes tho cold months. They make tlneir h0adquArters II New Berlin.
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K. Stone, Danbury, offers the entire stock of cloaks, and fur capes at lib eral discount you will find ladies' $8 jacket for $4 75. For Christmas he is selling a soc doll for 25c.
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Mir Ingraham has left at Augur's mar ket winter crookneck squash that is nearly four feet long, solid meat.
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Never since the beginning of giving Christmas gifts have toilet goods and requisites been 60 reasonable and low ae this Christmas season. Druggist Bull of the Hook Is showing handsome line of Christmas goods in plush, silver plate and celluloid. glove, handkerchief and work boxes, jewel, necktie, photograph and toilet caees and variety of articles.
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The donation party of St Johns par ish, rendered their rector, Rev O. O Wright, occurred on Thursday evening of this week and was g very pleasant DC casiOn.
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Ryan Heaton has moved hls family and household effects Into the tenement house connected with the property occu- pied by the Sandy Hook Wo0len Co. MT Heaton holds . responsible position with tho Woolon Co.
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Lyns1n Beardsley butchered two spring pigs. last week, that tipped the scales at 700 pounds.
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DEATH OF MRS HENRY A. LANE. 3

DEATH OF MRS HENRY A. LANE.
 In addition to these deaths came the A. Lane at her home in South Norwalk, last Thursdav, the 18th. Mrs Lane was a native of Oxford and was in former years generally known and universally respected.
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The ladies' prayer meeting will he held next Tuesday afternoon at Maple ton with Mrs Emily A. Bennett.
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Linoleum. two yards wide and much better covering for the floor than oil cloth, can be found with Warner, Taylor & Curtis, at the Hook. They would also call attention to the Rustling silk linings for dress goods, in white, black and slate; also black taffeta lining yard wide.
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Miss Margaret Hurley has returned home after visiting friends in Ansonia and New Haven.
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Philo, son of T. E. Platt, had the mis- fortune, to badly cut the artery in his foot, while chopping in tha woods, last week.
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Ths teams of William Fairchild and E. q. Hook came Into collision near Bots- ford, the other day. MT Hook and John KeAting, who was with him, were thrown ont. Their horse ran away.
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News from Mrs Connolly states that she is much improved in body but her mind is getting worse. She is with Dr Taneyhile's family in Baltimore.
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William Ryan. ST., attended the funer- al of friend in Danbury, Saturday.
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WATERTOWN.
HoNoRs FoRAwATERrowN

I1OrNOho rOh a WAALhlOWN W bOIs
 Peter Dunnigan, eldest son of Patrick Dunnigan, will be ordained in the Hart ford cathedral, next Sunday. On Christ mas day Father Dunnigan will celebrate his first mass in the parish of his child. hood, St Johns of Watertown. Father Dunnigan in all his examinations has passed with hOnors. He was always a young man of exemplary habits and high sense of honor. We doubt not Father Dunnigan will be an hono:' to the priest hood.
 BUSINESS LIVELY AT THE FACTORIES.
 M. Heminway 6 Sons and The Hemin- way & Bartlett Silk Go. are running overtime to fill increasing orders.
 The Pythian Hall Co. have decided to erect new block immediately on the south side of the Pythian hall.
 The roads are seldom in as good condi- tion as at present and bicycles are in great demand.
 Mrs Anna Beelon was granted divorce from Joseph Beelon at the Superior court in Winsted.
 Lewis J. Carter was the guest of MT and Mrs E. c. Marggraff over Sunday.
 A dancing class was organized and the first lessons given last Monday evening. C.. Blakeslee of Thomaston is the in- structor.
 Word has been received from Rev MT Toles that he is slowly improving.
 The retiring master of Federal lodge, No. 17, F. & A. M., installed the newly elected officers, last Monday evening.
 Last Thursday evening, Columbia lodge, K. of P, nominated officers. The election occurs next Thursday evening.
 Henry E. Scott has regained con sciousness and is improving rapidly.
 There is hardly night in the week but the new Town hall is illuminated for one thing or another, which demonstrates that good hall is one of the necessities of a modern progressive town.
 The annual meeting of the Mercantile Co-Operative Bank will be held at the office of the savings bank, Tuesday even- ing, December 24, at 8 o'clock, for the election of officers and any other busi- ness which may come before the meet ing.
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Dr E. M. Smith, who has been on the sick list for few days, Is about again, which fact hls many friends win be glad 10 learn.
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Silas K. Fairchild has been confined to his home at the Hook by sickness, this week.