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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
q Southern
CN Railway.

~ LFEECt May -, 49,"
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
7;00 A. IA. 40. II. southern Express.
asS lof a sssBst s sn 81 fn 10 pI sa
VILE. Greeusb J~o, Salisbury AMI
Charlotte. Sleeper open az v.sJ
J. n. r.,,. s.n.,.....
and Charlotte WITH lie Washington
and 5outnw eaIeta Lh1ted go. 20,
carrying Sleeper NcN YORK 90 Ashe-
vile. Hot SprtBs, Chattanooga ana
Nashville, New YORK ~ Memphis.
New YORK % Nsm @i'e a '.i.. New
York Co Tampa. ana nr~l-ciass Gay
coach between Washington and
Memphis Connections are made
for am points ll Texas ana 1alitor-
MA. Sleeper open iof occupancy az
L % noon. No. .. solid train tally for
charlotte, y. C.. connects az Nose
lev with Farmgill and Powhaian
vile. oxford. Henscrson. ana Dur
nam and al greensboro for DaI-
ham. raleigh. and WINSTON Salem.
At Danyille with No %. United
states fast mall a Ioho points ii SOUTH Sat
which carries sloepers New York TO
Nav Orlea0r ud New York 10 Jack
soutlle Through Sleeper salisbury
10 Nashville via Chattanooga alsD
pullman tourist sleeper every We'd
nesday Wash ingt0n 10 San Fran
cisco without change.
zoo r. NJ. No. II, local. DALI, except
sunday. Tor keysYills and intorms-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
as p. n. from atlanta. Augusta. Ashe-
vile and Nashville.
SO A. NJ. From ksysvilie.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and 81 between Manchester ana
Nespolis va.
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800 MI. 10. AuctIoneer.

George W. Mayo, Aucuoncer.
A NTTOTE AND HOUStHOLil Fuh-
n NlTTRE AT AUCTION.
nv direction ~ the owner 7 will sell, NJ
me residence. No. 40 north Fifth street
at 1890 a. NJ. .. 49,
an of the HOUSEHOLD AND hlINiiEN
FURNITURE. embracing aeteIaII, p,g(y,,,,'
If Old MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD.
for those who want relics OF the times ne
fore me war and antique articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
eooO-ot Auctionecr.
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w ANTED. FIRST FLOOR RON SS1
w with or without board, by = , sST3,
No attention paid 20 req, ,3irees O. \. S.,
care Times.
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1907.

- $50 o'clock =. NJ. the property above
described in said decd as lots $ and o.
BLOCK 20 Barton Heights. The lot fronts
100 feet on Barton avenue and runs back
11s fcet 10 an alley The dwelling Is well
buft has front and side p0rches, contains
T rooms. besides pantry and bath rooms.
and rs supplied with hot and cold water.
4 well OF good water. detached kitchen,
stable and other outhouses are on the
TERMS BY consent will be: Cash as 10
expenses OF sale, arrearages OF taxes and
SIN. fhe balance in tive equal payments
At one. two. three, four and hNe years.
with interest. payable quarterly, notes 10
I've sfvcn for interest and deferred pay
,,,or,ts and secured lv a deed on the prop
'-ft ]. 4. McGlLNRAN.
go, Acting Trustee.
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WANTED. ALL TO SAVE MONEY.

WANTED. ALL TO SAVE MONEY
past Anthracite all sizes.
Best Lump 81 lint.
r-ire Greek Lump.
Gayton Coal.
Pages Lump Srlint. - -,,o
Prick Coke. stove, nut, and egg SIZE
aud Kanawha Coke. - 81
Oak and Pine Wood, long sawed ana
split. ,.-. A.,
trading stamps or cash.
1900 west Broad street. Phone 40'.
seio cHAS. II. PAGE.
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w ANTED. a. situation as manager or
w q farm. or lease OF a good farm.
with good improvements for five or six
years. Have had long experience as man
agcr end tenant I'm Fluvanna county.
Good references given as to character
and business qualifications. Address y.
H. BRAGG, Bremo Bluif, va.
sep22-l0t
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AUCTION sALEs-Thts Day.
s~s-~~~~ ~ --,,~.--~-o-~~~~~~ ~.C-~~>->-~~"e"
ny Charles 4. Rose,
Real Estate AuctOnccr.
no. II north Tenth street,
TRusrurs t a., T1Ssr SALE
DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING,
No. 12O0 WEST CLAY STREET,
BETWEEN -,
HARRISON AND NORTON STREETS
Rv virtue Of n certain decd CT trust
20 The UNDERSIGNED dated December :,
1898. duly recorded IN the clerks Once
Of the Richmond Chanccry Court. IN Decd
Book 40 %" page 3i3. default haNlnS
been made. and being required so 10 90
nv the beneficiary. I VIII proceed 10 se"'
az public auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1897
s;s $50 p. NJ. tho aforementioned REAL
ESTATE. described in said deed as 'front.'
inc "a feet inches on the northern line
II Clay street. between HARRISON ana
Norton streets. and running back between
parallel lines i26 feet inches. coon
The Improvements consist or COOD
FRAME DWELLING, containing seven
or eight rooms This IS a chance 10 Sc
cure a home upon easy terms
TERMS. Cash sufficient 20 pay costs
and expenses OF sale, all past due city ana
$500. with interest from July y. 1891 10
day OF sale: one for S2ji4. with interest
from August 2. 1901. TO day Of sale, and
one for $3.50. with interest from sep
TENDER :. 1897. 20 ely Of sale and q credit
as 10 the following amounts. S2J.5l. due
October q. 1897. So 80. due November ..
1897. $3.50. due December .. 1897. S2j.12
due January o. 1905: S25.s4. due Feb
rIary .. 1898: $685.. due March >. 1885
$500 due April D. 1898. S26i0, due May
- 1S9S. 5000 due June .. 1898. S26A2
6ec July ., 1905. S26Jf. due August >.
49,. S26Gj. due september =. 1898. S26.11,
2 due october .. 1875: S26S9. due November
3 iSlS 81. duo December .. 1898. S2T1 ~
due Jnn,nry 3. 1897 S272l, due February
8 1890. S2I31 due March .. 1890: S2717
, due April :, lsJ5' S2l.5J duo May .. 1859;
n 81 90. die Juns . 1899; S27S2, due July
r. iS9. S2794. CO August >. 1899. S2S.O5
dpo September o, 90: S2S17. due october
3 1888 SIS -. d. November =, 1880.
SIS. 80. due Decemrsr =, 1899. S2S52. due
JanUary =. 1900. s. Ga. due February .,
1000. $50. due Mar =. 1900. S2S.ST due
Aprh b. 1900. $50. due May .. 1900.
slq10. due June .. 1i.O. S2o22. due July
X 1000, S2934. due Au,.u st .. 1900; S291J.
dino scptcmbo- .. 1907 S2DjI. oue Octo-
her r. 1850. S29G 60. due November D, 1900;
so 81 doe December D. 1900 and SZ0H2.
due January .. 1901; baance upon such
terms as may be announced at sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
Trustee.
Chas A. Ros, Auctonoer. so2i-td
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Dividend NOTICES.

..---o--l---r- -----1--r-7----7-7-7- 110-7-7l0-0~
Oflcc OF
Virginia-Carollna Chemical company,
Richmond, Va, Sept. ~, lNr
n 1VIDEND.
The Board 81 Directors have this Gay
declared the regular quarterly dividend OF
TWO PER CENT. on the Preferred STOCK
OF this Company. payable ON ana allef
record of October 10Th. from which date
10 october 18th. inclusive. the transfer
hooks Tor Preferred Stock will be closed.
S. W. TRAVERS, Treasurer.
scp29-Jteod
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Ry Vashon q Lawrence,
Real Estate Auctioncers
TRUsTEEs SALE
or
DESIRABLE DETACHED DWELLING
on BARTON AVENUE.
NEAR ROBERTS STREET, BARTON
HEIGHTS.

BY virtue OF a deed of trust executed 90
George l.. Christian and the undersigned.
dated 9th January. Is06. and recorded IN
Tenrico County court, In ID. g. 100. page
25G. 10 secure the payment of certain
sums 81 money therein mentioned. de
fault having been made IN tho payment
thereof. / viii proceed 20 sell, being re-
ouired 90 90 90 by tho beneficiary, with
lie approval Of the grlntor in said deed
tthe said George j.. Christian declining
10 acO, By auction, on the premises. on
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NAfIf,OtDS

2NA Chesapeake and
nm ~ OaIo RalIRdJ
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER -. 1891
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
$50 A. N. Daily with parior car 70.
principal statiOn.. Ncwpoi
Ncws. Old Point norfolk an
Portsmouth. Connects dan
with Ola Dominion steamships
for New York.
$40 T. n. Daily with Pullman 10 '.
local stations. Newport NcwS
OLD Point Norfolk and Ports
1000 4. ~. Local train. except sum
day. fo- West clifton
Foreo. Connects ut COT
donsfiilo for orange. Culpepcr.
Cn'vcrt0u M1 Sass AicNaG-
dria and NaHin.f0u. AZ
MON Station. Charlottesville.
ior iynchburs. az aasic for
?.i5 2. ". Daily. with Pullman TO Gin
c.nnati, Louisville and -.
louis. Connects at Covugton
daily for Virginia Hot springs.
STOPS only 90 important
stations Meals served on Din
sng Cars. No. q local Tram,
except sunday follows above
tram from Gordo%yille to
500 P. NJ Kcoommodatlor oxceot sun
,o.ao =, day. for Charlottesville.
"''V r. ~. Daily Tor Cincinnati with
Pullman 70 Hinton, w. Va, and
Gordonsvlllo 90 Cincinnati,
and Louisville. Meals served
on dining car. connects el
stanton except sunday for
winchester. Va and az Gov
iipgton, Va. daily Tor Virginia
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
1870 A. NJ Daily. ~ tynchnurr and
Clifton Forge connects at
Bromo, except sunday. Tor
ArVOnin. except sunday at
Balcony FOR Lexington. and at
". clifton Forge with no.
for Cincinnati
SUI L. NJ. Except Sunday Local accom-
mediation Tor columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
90. BROAD STREET STATION.
so a. ~. Daily from Cincinnati.
a. 10 a. NJ. Duly. rom Nouoih and ola
$50 r. ~ Daily, from Cincinnati and
Louisville
$50 p. " Psiiy. from Norfolk and Ola
7:ij p NJ Except Sunday. from West
clifton FORGE
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
$50 A. VI. Except sunday. from Column
GEO p NJ Daily from clifton Forge and
Lynchburs. and, except Sum
day. from Lexington aud Are
YouiI
JOHN u. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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w ANTED TO RENT-A FURNISHED
w HOUSE in Fredericksburg. Va. Tor
nine months. Large rooms. and n most
comfortable home in every respect, IN the
most Desirable neighborhood. For desir-
able tenant terms very low. r.. care
Times office. sep26-bt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30

MISS MARY THAW WILL REOPEN
vi her CLASSES ~ DANCING SAT
URDAY. October I'd. at Belvidcre Hal-
Saturdays from 90 g J.. Nj. ana We'd
nesdays from $3.50 to 6 L. NJ lor young
ladies' and children.
A class Cor gentlemen will he opened
TUESDAY NIGHT october 18Th, at Bel
videre Hall Professor Trimmer, music.
For any information apply 10 No IL
south Third street H'-'-it
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BY the Valentine Auction Company,
S29 east Broad street.

UCTTON SALE OF GOOD FuRNI-
n TURE, &c.--As orr auction rooms,
WEDNESDAY MORNING AT 1880
O'CLOCK
such as Oak and Walnut Chamber suites,
Mattress Springs. Tables, chairs COOK
ing and Heating stoves 'eood ones =
PIANO. Pictures. lsxd0 Mirrors IN gilt, oak,
and white frames. Brass Bird Cages,
Kitchen safes. ~ New Folding Sewing
Tables Sc. sc. The Furniture must be
sold 10 make room for large consignmenis
coming in. n YOU want bargains attene'
NE ladies' respcctfuliv invited 10 attend.
y. III. VALENTINE.
/. "a 2o.1t salesman.
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This company has been ded 70 OK
plore. develop and do NJ tneICahns5
he and financial busine1s he goa
fields OF the Yukon valley aou's'o ,n
TO SIS valuable mines. II W N @e
operate its own steamers 20 p netWseth
tbe ocean and Dawson city. and Win
abundant capital be prepared 70 80.
adva .ntageous terms as taeeIs ...,1t,r
rishing supplies 10 the 'arlous A,n .r
camps and in acquiring new mining p'oP'
II has purchased from Mr. 4 p. I Tsa,
moncer Sola. Of Dawson CITY Notln w ~.
TERRITORY. who has consented 70 az ,,.o
roana~ine Director IN Alaska. MS eIuie
i,,dreete IN his cold piacers. ageregatng
ia feet on Bonanza Greek ana 90 ieet ~
Last Chance Creek; also ms To, -
holdings for warehouse and nVgh ~,
poses on the river 'front.' anu
Mr. ~ Tronnonrer Sofa has been sew
oral years I'm the Yukon coun.l liver
engaged as freiehter tIduet III ,liii,r Wien
and i among the few men iainliial. ~
The necessities and advantages OF the
KlOndike gold hclds- 49, ...o-t,o5 under
the direction OF the COMPANY = ,,rier ti,a
,,o,,, arranperncnt. and with the nclp va.
viii be acquired. an output Q. s-V'ttTfI 49,
v,eel, IS q reasonable expectation. llc'gr'
while other companioees. are narfies 10 To-
cs+n claims in Alaska next year, tni5 cor
poration is producing bullion on It's own
pT0oPetttESc' 5000 ono Capital stock Of tho
c,omnanv 100000 will be set aside Tor
,be ld,evyiopment and purchase OF addi-
tional properties.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTIONS.
re, p n whitlock. President President
safety insulated Wire and Capie Co.,
t, ~, c;bos T. o'Eerran. First yice-Presii-
dont. Governor OF Virginia, Richmond
W woodslde. Second President;
ice-Prcsident Stewart Ralph Snuh Co.
A i ~ TTonmonger sola. Managing Direc-
Tor. Dawson City, n. W. II.
r. w. Timson, Nassau News Company
Hon an william A. Beach. Of Hancock
roach 4, Devine. Syracuse, y. Y.
Hon. J. IL. Connolly Treasurer eN-Comp-
troller OF city OF Newark, y. j., ana eN-
C'onsul 10 Kobe. Japan.
Theodore Hollnan. OF Selgsberg & Co.
psnkcrs. wall Street, New YORK CITY.
Cbas H. Vines. General Attorney; Altof-
ney-at-Iaw. g and Go Wall street, New
Cen ~ ) ). N. varian. New York. .
Slev 4. Arthur. Secretary. GO and 81
wal street, New York City.
Subscriptions TO the capital stock OF OF
the Company 81 par at NOO per snare
will now be received al the otnces OF lhe
Comnanv. 6s and c. Wall Street. New
york. by j. T. Connolly Treasurer, ana
THE EXPLORATION SYNDICATE.
Mis- BulldIng. wall Street, New YORK
Prospectus and further information fur
nished by Alex. A. Arthur. Secretary. on
application. sepz-lh'S''l"i'i
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= CHOOL OF MUSIC.

y LIUUI VI NJ ~
y Richmond. va. 80.
Mrs ALBERT e.. BRUCE, Principal 10
Harrison street
Lessons also given 100 east Main street
and OF tho BolHdere School and kinder
ten 500 Floyd avenue. Prof. Herbert
Wilbur Greene. Director Vocal Music.
Metropolitan College Music. New YORK,
will examine Mrs Bruces vocal scholars
in January. Examination piano students
later. scpZb-su tu,au-5t
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WANTED. A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN
w as assistant in office one VINO Is
stenorraDher preferred. but this IL not
essential The office Is in a quiet cOun-
trv village. and any one Directing % this
need not apply Good opportunity Tor
vounc man TO learn general office work.
Tho work REQUIRED does not justify
LARGO salary Habits must he uneNcep-
tionablo. Address, stating salary expect
cd. experience. If any. and Swing reier-
cnccs. r.. Times office, Richmond W..
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FINANCIAL,
KLONDlKE.
British North American
Trading and Exploration co.

Capifal. 1900 90, Shares 49,, - Nc
IN, ,,t,i(. 800 600 SHARES ARE Of-
Or ~ ar PAR, $i.o0.
az Al OFFICES: ~
=, r. ~ 81 Now York City.
,, -, Il, west Territory.
SF,RS. ..--
Wells, Fargo g Ne~ iOiN
San Francizco. 49,, vorl,
Tradesmcn's Mas BANK ~"
prc1srRk srocKi
r,,o txntckerbooker ., New York
tdittyyiiu-E, c,,,Ncef-r.1 GrNEER:
r,rsdeIict cilessor cor Wall street,
New York City.
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THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsTI-
TUTE.
NIGHT SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY.

VIII begin its fourteenth session on
Friday. the lst day Of October 1891. The
SCHOLARS OF last session will be given the
exclusive privilege Of entering until SAT-
urdav. the 18th OF September. after that
date all applications viii be considered
in turn until tho limit OF each class IS
.cacned Apply TO Secretary at lnsu-
tute, 602 east Main street, daily from .
o'clock p. VI. "a 50 O'Clock J.. NJ.
MANN S. QUARLES,
Chairman School Committee.
Thomas Elicit. Secretary.
sei.7111418,H2325
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.rr~~-~~-0o-~crrr.~~ eec~e-ec-'-'s
By William Pizzini,
Real Estate Aucuonceb
lG6 Bank stree.
. RUsTEGs' SALE

III RUsTEGs' SALE
OF a
,it,arp Arry7 FARM or TIITRTT-E1GUT
ArHTs or LAND. WITH THREE
ROOM HOUSE. AND SIAtLh,
ETC. or PRO AID STR EOAD
ABOUT SfN NILES FROM
Tftg CITY LIMITS.
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SATURDAY. OCTOELR .. ~.
By Charles a. Rose.
Real Estate Auctioncer.
No. III north Tenth street.

By Charles a. Rose.
Real Estate AuctiOncer
No. III north Tenth street.
TRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE
A NICE COMPARATIVELY NEW
FRAME DWEg LlNG.
No. 213 EAST JACKSON SIREhI'
Bv virtue of a certain Decd Of trust 20
fbe undersigned, trustee, dated May tle
H.. 1871 duly recorded ln the clerk OF
flee of the Richmond ChahcetA QUIZ 1T.
j. b. 1Gl a. page 49, and 1,' 1uil nay iliiie7
been made i'm the payment of the debl
therein secured ana being requlft9 So 80
10 bv the hcn~uCia~y under fald dteu'
] will proceed 10 sell, oy public auction
on the premises, On
MONDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1897
stb.2oP. NJ The lot fronts ON the SCUM
line Ff jackson street, beginning az
point distant % feet from the west Hi5o
~ TIi~c street. thence running westward
~ nig-p said Jackson street, ana 'front.'
Inc th.reon 80 feet. thence running SouNh-
wardlv 33 feet thence cast $50 lrcl' anu
ahence north 33 feet 10 the poi-t Ca w, nC
ginning. being designated as LOS nos
and 4 I'm plan annexed to ssfd OF par
fition between William Mort 1n ana VIE
and William e.. Cox. dated Apit ~ ioi-;
recorded in the clerks Office fcnmona
Cuiauccrv Court I'm ID. T.. 100 A, page -Ou,
20 which deed and plat special reference
A. hereby made. The house contains -FOUR
eocz rooms and has never been vacant
With Is prompt paying tenant.
TERMS: Cash as 20 costs and expenses
81 erecuting this trust. all back taxes,
city and State. with note oi $40, oated
NAV the H.. 1877 with interest thereon
from August 10, 1897. 10 day Of sale pal
snce as may be announces a. UNI ol s'e
'''' SEQ. Is .3Ooc1 2.3-Gt
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NV ANTED. TO SELL. on FRIDAY,
w Ocrohcr 1st. az 1890 o'clock az 10
north rTfth. HOUSEHOLD AND Kl'IC.H-
En- FURNITURE. seoV--l'
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wv ANTED. A GOOD HORSE. FOR
w driving 10 a trap during the iall and
winter months for his board. tAceHenl
care Times office. se"V-il
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BANKrRs AND BRoKERs.
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w ANTED, 100000 POUNDS sUMAc
FOR CASH.

Special prices on carload lots at any
depot m Virginia or North Carolina. THE
RICHMOND CITY MILLS CO., GEORGE
~. KING. president. se2b-tt
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-09-15
NO. WOLCOTT.

Rev. C, NJ. Stebbins had full church Sun
day.
81 Bailey is doing the threshing in this sec
ton.
Everett Sanborn was in Albany over
Sunday.
Harry Slloway and A. E. Fort were in
Gilmore Saturday.
Lynn Boynton has returned to his work
in Lowell
George Churchill and family visited in
Coventry recently.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce held services in the Advent
church Saturday and Sunday.
The ladies' prayer-meeting was held with
Mrs. A. e. Woodmansee this week.
George Andrews has Oliver Crowell of Nor
risville making some repairs on his house.
AFRO Andrus has been at home putting a
new water tank in his house. He returned to
Lowell Saturday.
Florence Wells is boarding with her grand
mother, Mrs. Churchill, during the fall term
of school.
Mrs. L. NJ. Washburn was at home over
Sunday but has returned to Wolcott to con-
tinue the care of her daughter, who is still on
the sick list.
A. Il. Fort and John Churchill went to
South Albany Sunday expecting to attend
campmeeting, but found it had closed Satur-
day. They attended service there, however,
and listened to fine sermon by the Pre-
siding Elder in the forenoon and Rev. Mr.
Donaldson of West Albany in the after noon.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-09-15
JEEEERSONViLLE.
Horner is quite sick

/ Mrs. Kate Horner is quite sick
Irving Coburn was in this place the first of
the week
NJ. Buker and wife spent Sunday with
friends in Fairfield.
DR.. E, H. Bushnell and family have re-
turned from the lake.
/ Mrs Ernest Melendy has rented her farm
and will move to the village.
II The teachers meeting will BIO at W. W.
Smiths Thursday afternoon.
Augustus Larabee from the West is visiting
old friends and relatives in town.
R. b. Thomas, who has been in the Ney
York market 'the past week, returned Satur-
day.
W. W. Smith has the frame for his new mill
nearly done He breaks ground for his new
house this week.
Geo. Sargent of Hyde Park, accompanied
by his brother aud wife from the West, Wis
tied here the past week.
J. A. Watkins and wife have been spending
few DAYS with friends in Sheldon They
also took in the Fair at that place.
Frank Thomas and wife were in Waterville
last Monday to attend the 50th anniversary
OF the marriage of bis father and mother.
Jonathan Nichols and wife of Underhill and
Joseph Melendy and wife of Macon, Neb.,
visited at Mrs. NJ. Z. Powel's the past week.
Miss Eva Wallace started for Boston last
Wednesday. She has made many friends
here who will be glad to greet her another
year
Geo Melendy and wife and Mrs. Bailey of
Thompson, ILL.,, who have been visiting
friends here, started for their home Tuesday
night.
There was communion service at the Sec
ond Cong'l church last Sunday morning, at
which time five new members were added to
the church.
Miss Ethelynd Gould will give a dramatic
recital at town ball in this place Thursday
evening, Sept %, under the auspices of the
Willing Workers.
"Aunt" Margaret Morgan, who is 81 years
old, visited her sister, Mrs. onathan Nichols,
in Underhill, and her grandson, W. G. Powell,
in Jericho, last week.
Clark Hapgood and wife accompanied
Joseph Melendy and wife to Jericho the first
OF the week. Mr.. Melendy goes to Boston for
few days. He expects to start for his home
in Nebraska Friday night.
"Aunt" Louisa Austin, who has lived at
Emerson Buker's for the past few years, died
last week Tuesday. She had been in very poor
health for several months.
There was quite gathering last Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs Clark
| Hapgood, in honor of Mr.. Joseph Melendy
and vile of Nebraska. The evening was
passed in social way, interspersed with
singing. Refreshments were served and all
present felt it was an evening long to be re-
membered. Mr.. Melendy has hosts of old
friends here who were glad to greet him and
hear him sing after ten years absence.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-09-15
EDEN MILLS.

Whooping cough and measels are among
us again.
Frank Stone, wife and daughter of Kansas
are visiting friends in town.
Lola and Susie Robbins of Craftsbury Wis
tied friends in town last week.
Mrs Sidney Newcomb and little child and
Dan Adams child are quite sick at present
writing.
About 30 couples attended the Harvest
Bali at Mt. Norris House All report pleas
ant times.
Mrs. B. B. Blake and daughter Myra have
returned from n visit among friends in Nor
risville. Katie Parkhurst kept house during
the absence of Mrs. Blake
FIJI Raymore and wife went to Burlington
Tuesday. Mrs. Raymore will remain for treat
ment at DR.. Sparhawk's sanitarium. Her
many friends here hope her treatment will re-
store her to health.
There will be an entertainment at NJ. E.
church Friday evening for the benefit of the
Pastor to which all are invited to come and
enjoy a pleasant time at small expense. At
z o'clock we shall have a fewliterary exercises
after which we shall have an old-fashioned
supper of baked beans and goodies will be
Served at ten cents apiece. If it should prove
Q good warm night the grounds in front of
the church will be fitted up for lawn party.
! We hope to have good turnout as the OBJ
| leet is a worthy one.