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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. William X. Trigg has gone to
Washington on business.
Mrs. Mary Derbyshire. Of SIS west
Main street. who has been Ill, is re-
ported as much improved
Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Montague, who
have been spending some time in Florida,
will return TO Richmond early in Febru-
airy.
Mr.. John r. West has been appointed
manager for Virginia Of the Provident
Savings Life Assurance Society, Of New
York.
The Washington Star reports that Miss
Lulle Lyons. of Richmond, is visiting
Mrs Bushrod Robinson, No. 1909 Nine
teenth street.
Mrs william II. Tyler. of Highland
Park, who has been spending several
weeks with friends in West Virginia,
returned yesterday.
Mr. Albert Cottle, of Boston, who has
been the guest of Paymaster c. T..
Thompson. United States navy, left for
Washington. yesterday.
Mrs. T. C. Bennett is critically i'll with
pneumonia at her residence, III west
Cary street. Her daughter. Miss Jessie
Bennett is recovering from the grip.
The will Of the late Benjamin Flors-
helm has been probated In the Chancery
Court, with Mrs. Mollie Florsheim as
executrix. The estate is valued at 5000.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of X. r. Lee
Camp will hold an important meeting at
Lee Camp Hall this afternoon at 4
O'Clock, when the officers for the ensuing
year will be elected.
A meeting Of the Hollywood Memorial
Association was to have been held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
at noon yesterday, out in consequence
Of the weather there was no quorum.
A telegram received from Danville yes
terday stated that the condition OF Mr..
A. +. Burr Jr., High Constable OF that
city. was desperate, with no hope OF re-
covery. Mr.. Burr has many friends In
Richmond.
An electrician and a meat-cart col
lided at the corner of Clay and Gilmer
streets early yesterday morning. The
cart was loaded with hogs and the car
cases were scattered over the street.
No one was hurt
Mrs. Francis Ann Rollins. OF gu louisi-
ana street, died yesterday morning. Her
age was about GO years. She is sur
vived by son. Mrs. Rollins was
former resident OF Fredericksburg The
funeral will take place this afternoon at
o'clock.
A cedar tree has been taken from the
graveyard at jamestown Island by d.
yectlon of Mrs. Joseph Bryan, president,
nv Mr.. Joseph Durham. agent for the
Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities at that place, and
has been neatly boxed and shipped to
the Founders and Patriots of America.
10 be used at their banquet in New
York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
A virginia Bride To GO TO vene-
amelia.

wALKERTON, VA. February 2.-(spe-
ial)-One of the prettiest marriages OF
the season took place at noon yesterday
at ST. Stephens church. the contracting
parties being Miss Florence c. Council
and Mr.. Robert T. Pierce The church.
which is a large one, was densely packed
with friends. principally OF the bride
from this and the adjoining counties.
and was beautifully and deliberately de-
corated. The effect under the subdueG
light of many candles was very impress
sive.
promptly at the appointed hour the
organ, presided over by Miss Florence
Fleet, struck up the wedding march from
I.ohengrin. and the bridesmaids-Mis
Margarette II. Walker, Miss Bessie
Gwathmey. Miss Nellie Jones. and Miss
Evelyn Ryland-proceeded up the aisles
in pairs, and. crossing over. took their
nlaces on either side OF the chancel
facing one another Then the maids Of
honor-Misses Gertrude and Garland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
Pennsylvania Lead Company Fails.

PITTsBURG,. PA February 2mJudg-
feseed nv the Pennsylvania Lead Com
many in favor of George $. Griscom, trus-
lee for creditors The court. on the pa
pers filed, appointed George $. Griscom
and H. =. dHis eHaf1so them I 70 operate the
works until further order OF court. They
are TO make a report every month. and
m Give bond for 100000 for the present.
The bill for the receiver sets forth that
colnneI c;riscom Is holder of a Judgment
scainst the company for sy5s. 253 I'm favor
OF creditors, and that II. L. Henderson is
The corporation was chartered in 1890.
and has a capital STOCK OF Nwocp, o.
sqsSooo The liabilities are about 81, 10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
INTERESTING LECTURES
by DIR. WiIIett and Professor Harri
son-Marriage Announcements.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, February
2.-(Special.) 1.-The first lecture in the
course on the study Of the Bible, which
DIR. Willett, of the University of Chi
cago, is giving at the Universit Of Vir-
ginia, was delivered last evening, and
in spite Of the decided inclemency Of
the weather the attendance was very
large 1t had been announced that the
first OF the six lectures, on"Prophecy,"
would be delivered, but the Doctor found
1t desirable to begin the lectures on Old
Testament history.
Another treat In the lecture line is In
store. Professor James A. Harrison, Of
the University, begins tomorrow eve
ming a series Of illustrated lectures, en-
titled "a Literary Pilgrimage Through
England" AZ similar course last year on
Spain and France was so much enjoyed
that the present series is looked forward
TO with deep interest.
Cards OF invitation 10 the marriage
of Miss Grace Clark to Mr.. Andrew
Price. on the 10th Of February. at
Academy, w. Va, have been received
here. Miss Clark resided several years
in this city, and many friends send her
Fluctuations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03

At a very large meeting OF Richmond
Lodge. No. /. /. O. o. T.. Monday night.
IL was decided that the lodge shall hold a
grand jolihcation next Monday night, 10
which ali sister lodges in this city and
Manchester are invited. The arrange
ments are in the charge of committee
composed Of Messrs. l.. c. Weisiger Chair
nam. Robert Hill Jr., and l.. A. Tucker.
The session on Monday was most IN
teresting one. and much business for the
GOOD OF the order was discussed. large
crowd and a grand time are expected as
a result of the approaching entertainment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
Health Report for January.

The report of the Board OF Health OF
the city for the month OF January, 1897.
Is lust out. II shows that although the
grip has been prevalent here the fatality
resulting therefrom has not been great.
During the month 50 white and Il colored
nersons died In this city. The report for
January. 1896. shows that 81 white ana
Gs colored persons passed away here
during that month A number OF aged
people died last month.
There were exceptionally few diseases
OF a contagious nature reported to the
Board OF Health during January. There
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
Entertainment for n Confederate
Monument.

LYNCHBURG. VA. February D.
Special. 1.-THE Lucy Minor Otey Chap
ter of the United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy gave an entertainment at the
opera-house here tonight for the benefit
of the fund for the erection OF a monu-
ment, TO be situated on the crest Of
Court House Hill, TO commemorate the
herolsm and self-sacrificing spirit Of the
soldiers who went out from this city
during the war between the States. The
entertainment was decided success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
Professor Harris Growing weaker

Rev. DR.. r. II. PIT, OF The ReIiglous
Herald. received a postal yesterday from
Mr.. II. H. Harris. Of Lynchburg, advising
him OF the condition Of his father, Pro-
fessor II. II. Harris. The news Is not OF
a very cheering nature, as The son init
mates that he has grave fears for his
fathers recovery. He reports that Pro-
fessor Harris is growing weaker, but adds
that the attending physician says that the
family need have no alarm over this fact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
Radford Mention.

EAST RADFORD, VA, February O.
Especial REV l.. w. Irwin was in
stalled pastor OF the two Presbyterian
churches here on Sunday last. DR.. 7. w.
Hooper, OF Christiansburg, and Rev. j.
NJ. Holiday. of Blacksburg, preaching
the sermons, and delivering the charges
to pastor and people.
Young Stahl. the student injured while
coasting, is still In a very critical condi-
ton. There is no Improvement. His
parents are with him, and the best medi-
cal aid has been employed.
Ice-houses have been filled with fine
ice. averaging six inches in thickness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
The Next Metropolitan Concert.

Rafael Joseffy. the Incompatible pianist
will shortly appear I'm Richmond under the
auspices of the Metropolitan Concert Com
Joseffy will be supported by a superb
combination of talent, including Miss Mar
s-uerite Lemon, soprano, MIR. Hans kro-
mold. 'cellist, and Miss Julie Levey, ac-
The seats for this concert are already
on sale. and may be reserved at the
musc-store Of Messrs. walter ID. Moses
A Co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03

In consequence OF the rufavorable
weather. the illustrated lecture on 'Paies-
tine" which Rev. j. Il. Belts was
to have delivered at Emmanuel church
last night, was postponed until next
Tuesday night. Rev. Mr.. Belts goes
TO Lynchburg this morning to lecture be-
fore the State Sunday School Conven-
ton. and will return TO MI his engage
ment at West-View church Friday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03

were but cases Of diphtheria. cases
OF scarlet-fever. and 2 cases OF typhoid
fever II has been a long time
since the city was so free from
these diseases.
The record OF marriages during 1856
has Just been made up in the Board OF
Health office. II shows that there were
40 white marriage licenses issued and
POI to colored people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
The Damaged brooklyn.

PHILADELPHIA, January lowing TO
the heavily-packed ice, It was impossible
to move the damaged cruiser BROOKLYN
he LEAGUE Island navy-yard. Lighters
.,sra Gotten alongside the vessel to-day.
snd nreparatlons to reduce her draught
nv removing her coal. stores. etc. were
begun when bs ne ce ees permits Y aSs ap be
49,, az 70 League Island. docked, and re
,afrsd AS yet, II has been impossible 10
p s the Brooklyn's hull beneath Tho
water to learn the extent OF the damage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03

"s. Rollins was the widow of Henry
e Son'ns' ana was born and reared IN
s'o'ss'Vama county, but came to Rich
monu as young lady. and had In her
aes'uence IN this city since that time
n,"ue herseif the centre OF large circle
OIL lriends, who now mourn her dsa,n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
Monday Was the Chinese New Year.

Monday was the Chinese New Year, ana
with the Celestials the beginning OF the
wear S7g2 AS Is the custom Of the Rich
mond colony Of the pig-tailed sons of the
orient. the day was observed by them as
a holiday, and they gathered in one an
others laundries and amused themselves
with the games peculiar 10 their race
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
Arrested for a Serious offence.

Eddie Dabney (colored) is a prisoner IN
crime against Mary Minor also colored).
The offence Is alleged to have been com
mitted last May but warrant has only
recently been issued for Dabney, and he
was arrested yesterday by Constable Car
nett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
Scarcity of Water Reported.

For several days there has been a great
scarcity of water on Church Hill, due, un-
doubtedly, TO the fact that SO many people
leave their spigots open day and night
in order to keep the pipes from freezing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03

NEW YORK, February 2.-tspeciall-
G.. A. Davenport Fifth-Avenue: u. r.
Routt, Gilsey; II. W. sturtevant' As'or'
". G.. Glenn. Cosmopolitan; w. j. Payne'
Marlborough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03
senator Harrl. Improving.

WASHINGTON ID. c.. February a.
Dr. Brown. the attending physician OF
senator Harris. reports tonight that he
senator Is gradually improving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03

Mrs. Frances Ann Rollins died nj hcr
home. e21 Louisiana street Fulton. yes
tstday after an illness Of twelve days,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

II you have ever seen child 10 tbs az
OF group, you can appreciate the gratitude
Of the mothers eho kDos that Ole Minute
Cough Cure relieves their littis ones ~
quickly - 1t 10 adminlsttred, Many
hemrs to this cry srs never without II.
patiboue \ Co., Manchester Depot, J. H.,
Whiprlc. Manchester Ceutfe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18
MASCHErEK CENTRR

The Shakespeare Club viii meet with
Mira. bnndy Tuesday,
-Ise1ty I've teachers we're present at
The sisminsuou l.st .sst,
M. janice p. Black i. IN New Yorl
city iors week. stay.
Tue morUiag services 4 th. BApus,
church sill be LtIa - b. lt~ bali neIt
sB1dsy,
-lutuOO cap spout 81 D.rs a Sou.
aud mors where they came from. =. OUels,
10 al " pes bubdied.
Hall Btos sill open the ". Ii. Bun
q, meat mHteI Match 224d snh foil
lius 81 tte,b ADD ,.i mrat a. foaud 10 .
nr.t el.ss m.TkvI
TIE Colbatu House IL pbtaps IL =
large = iIisststor OF cooler iut keepins
nss' asi VesrIsblss lite house "a beuad
10 l,,p up ~nu tbs times
a pair 81 geld sptst.elss va iuund
10 itOb. 81 the Methodist psr,ou.ss on
Aoud.y s'eLIos bs G.h5fd Gilmore Who
Ass lhtH 10 h Icstsatuu
Ius aaion revival service. led By
Rev. at. Gaffslsoa OF sotta Pow1a /
ooalipus Meetings siisrnsous Al : ~
o'eloei. Iht services are Ill held 10 u,
hstlo4n, el arch. the B.tttsi cLateb
btius elpssd i0t rrp.ip
pfsHdtus Elder Noe vii be pressn,
81 the hs,todt.t Ct Urch over utii sat
bsih &c souaael tie ioattb Qalte,ly oou
iefsucs .oi ooumuasos service. Tue ,sr
'ie.s vi be- io.lg~, Qa.rtsily Coufef
stst 81 80 >. n. CO Saturday 81 The par
soaass I've fssa Sabbath mottius Al
10 50 Presiding .ad c muunioa &c,
wee 81 100,
la ,ptss Of the lIelsmert vs.ther Pu
Dc! Eortlbs seed uuEbst Of TIE Relief
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18
STATE NEWS.

Joseph Dumas, son Of Chief OF Police
Dumas OF Burlington. drank two ouncst
II c.rkoI!c soid ii b fatal effect Friday
uisht in = secluded spo, Opposite the Bn'
llneton cotton mills H5 vas aboat 90
yesrs old.
Madeline. the ls.nou,he-gld daughter
OF John Putnam OF MIll Village, Rutland
accidentally took two swallows Of mo,
pbine Monday Vi, h', esu.lns death in ,
few hours Anolh.r little daughter oil
Mr. aud Mrs Patusm ". drosnsd 10 .
mill pond lat summer.
Jotp NJ Tu.cLer, 60, prominent Chi
esgo lawyer eIcomnls.ioler OF pat
sn's. Who died st toe home Of lis uncle,
II. A,s GOD, 10 Woodstock, Fsb. %, VAS
born IL Barre 10 1885 and vas tie ION Of
Rev Joseph Thsoh,r ior eight years pss
'or Of she Congregational church, TuD
uridge.
The ST Atbats FoqDdry company
.Aipp-d recently u horse powers and
Ihresbefs TO slbst.. TIE shipment will
20 via sau Fuuciseo to ssshslen Island,
~Lete the Russian government has several
penal eololIs, The rider came irom San
ftsIcisco, but toe purchaser lie suT posed
70 be the Eussisa soSerumsut.
TIE H.. = al. a..~ 1. n.,t-4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

I TIE noctr,ci ior rtbsiliins sns con
rl.tns BE 81 Llb.p, pabIis buiIdibs b,
hss1 .wsfasd g. B,cbsfisoa A Bar e Of
W.tias, q, u. c tie lo.ssi bidders, ii
sii7cJ.i
stEos The recent ai5p 10 'tssI rails the
B.auias lot ADD Rau.Bd ro.d b. pisoed
orders Tor several habdrsi tops Of .lesl
rails. .tlch gill b. laid where decided.
It,bsv said thai Z. G. Partridge Of
Vermont vii bs nsis third .ssistiat sec
Rotary Of its treasury under tbe NV ID
e. lslsusiloB.
Nhst proved 10 be q Disastrous FIRE
bfot. ost 10 The thud story Of the Walter
Seymour baildins 10 s.. Albans Saturday
mornlns 10 tho rooms occupied BY the v.r
100. lodges Of Odd f,llos. The .oond
4 .or sss the bons Of the Osl elsb and
the dr'l door -. occupied ~ r. =
I~nchell a Co. dry ssJd. merehsnta
TIE total loss will eioesd SO 600.
A srn.slIoosl trial viii take place 10 the
WELLINGTON oouuty eonttl les day,
When Mrs. lsbslls A Marsh snd WIllism
Z BuEz.ll vail bs placed 90 trisl 90 The
chase Of numbering Mrs, M.uhs hu.
band. IL 10 claimed thai he de.th. which
occurred severs s.ks ago, was due to
poisoning. Some interesting develope
msnls are expected.
The receivers Of the CsItrsl Vermont
rsIlrosd have decided TO cease opsripg the
Osdepsburs and Lake Chsmplsin railroad.
Chsrles Parsons OF New York city. former
ly president OF the Rome, Wstsrto.n and
OsdeDsbprs railroad. has been appointed
receiver by tbs United States district
court. The date OF Tbs transfer OF The
property has not been definitely decided.
but 1t /, expected that the court will soon
issue 40 order giving the detailed facts.
The bust OF Ssnstor Justin s. Morrill,.
ssthor Of the bill to create agricultural
colleges by the s.ls OF public lands and
providing Tor snnu.l appropriations to
support colleges. OF this nature, was MI
yelled st the state university, Columbus,
Ohio, Tuesday, With appropriate exercises
The address OF the occasion was delivered
by Prof. Hunt who paid 80 eloquent
tribute to the Vermont statesman. The
bust is = plaster cast made from the mar
bic bust to be placed 10 the srt gallery at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

FEhu'
We Dave hsd al sorts OF "e'thet Tue
past WeoE' fot Two Gays u W." quits
warm ''' '"'' WIS '0'i''eu ~ 'eu"
III ~ - u ''' ~ "'"'''' 'i'''o"'
- wv ~ ,- 'D r,.''
A,.,oo, .,1 ,,r, o,.,ii,ao - o,o,,o ho,
I,o..
Mr.. q p s,mood. tall ,.os,tiy and
,,,o,ei hs, hin anita .e,icrsl, n, Arm
old was called aud she was made IS com
Portable as possible. bQ, II will be some
time before sLs is sronpd ss.io.
SUNDERLAND,
The subscriber. wish to express their
sincere thanks to friends and neiQhbors
who 50 kindly assisted IN the sickness
and burial OF our beloved Mary They de
sire to especially thsuk friends for bssuti
FOL hoFera aud the choir Tor th'lr assist
ence D. NJ GREGORY AND FAMILY
ARLINGTON,
Clarence l. Adams has been SICK Tor
several days
Mrs. George Eundy OF Troy visited
10 town last week,
The new club house is hni'hed aud
ready for occupancy.
Nj. and Mrs. George Butt have been
visiting friends in North Adams.
NJ. u,.C no,.i,r uho h,. ,o.,
,err sick the mast xssk !. bstt.,
A. H. C.,,; - h i'll
;, -toa.,;a. =. ..lI
ua.La
:,
,o, aa., 49, ,o W.
s,..o,
mi y D oope Auo wis o' "nnone'
te' us'e feI'sa 'no nous' Oh new rS'he'
'4u0''
MI and Mrs. j. Il Judton recently
visited Their son Percy, who is in business
In Kingston, N Y.
MIR. aud Mrs. Harry G. Buudy are OF
DR.. W. s. Phillips. II G. Bundy returns :
TO Troy Tuesday to resume his plsos on
the steamboat, Wednesday night,
q B yisult has rented the wing NJ F
G. Woodwortb's stors WHARF h. h.s oman
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

There nqnte good deal Of sickness
| n the place
Miss Bertha A. Bromley is visiting
relatives in keebe, n. Il.
Mr. and MIRA ". b. Sheldon OF Ben
ningtou were IN Dorset last week.
Stuart Sherman who is attending
school at Poutney is quite i'll.
Most Of our Yong people who are 10
school in PosI,ney sre home for their va
cation.
The family OF Warren CIrmons have
moved into Mrs Arpsir)ns'. cottage in
this village.
Miss Wall Of East Dorset, student
At the seminary, speut the Sabbath with
Miss HllIlari last week
William Holley and his sister have
returned from Beuuiretoa Vhere they
have been nhc, January visiting relstives
The social committee q the Christisn
EndeLvor society Fsve al Ob,erys,ion
Patty MONDAY evening, ~bicb was much
enjoyed by those sho sttruded
EAST DORSET.
-Georse Wilson Of Boston vas here a
iew days last week, vititing his mother.
A. otelsnd, Who bss been very i'll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

They are 60 small that the most sensitive
persona take them, they are 90 elective
that the most obstinate cases Of oonstips
tion headache and torpii liver yield to
them. That Is why DeWht's Littl. Early
Riscs are known ss the famous little pills.
Pettibone 4 Co Msuchs ter Depot;
J II. WhIpple, Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

On ~ednrttAy Hoou Of l.si seek, II
ths home Of The bndss parents,
Mia Mad Petty we ubiled 10 marriage
to Mr.. william Ba'ehler Of Rlhssy, n
J.. Rev Il. L kslieh Ct Winchester
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

Ctuifs yfr'ofHi6F The oersHshT. Ar.
Asra- vs. Is.ns f Sanfetlsbi sctsf -
sstt n.,a sH3 Aia M.rv PEW ,i''E q
ia brs5svss tt4smNt Af'e' ne esfe
urrv TIE COMPANY 80 down T. psrs'ts o.
.As vradlus 8lntsr ID. bridal party
ta5t TIE a5et tsr Troy. Tbty vii reside
10 E.bv.r. \ \ Mt Basstlsr IL sa'
tora, p,ptelot irr u. port Of S.s lors
.a3 u.l o.. ams uns .tlsbdlus The
Lsw s.hoal silb he pfospeei Of soob
being admitted 10 The bar The youns
couple base the beet visbs Of macy
lfIsnds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

Cgtts we're sest gaAbE tevGa q, A. J
ls.l sltl u.e8.t 10 t'sua iubsA heIs
ItfY ,psgt tlt tretff' Fsu Ct We d
ibfrs std u ltsy .str aei 80 .'fs4a q 4
urF her .fB Etrs. tUes stsi The
ttisad, #elrsvs nlstt ls'ra Il 80
sDsgt ~ Htes8l le.r4 tsti u u te /
esLtIEBsd
The BsrEip.toE q sy C. l. GO
,trt1o1 vllI utti vttt ths C. H. ,oclt,
/ Of tie Bspis.l sAsreb M.rel ~. AZ u
.asis5ss feaa - btias its.c5si tho net
lts ard .hsrroaG sessions .i,l be LsId II
/ tie ltv Lal5 su5 he sTstlHs .ss'iao >
tie nctt Cd 81 ttgrca. A eart.l Ia'it
ito t,tItsa8,8 10 iat paddle TO ssIftd a
the Ees,laas
--v We oapr he &. i8.Iag Ion , hss
! "a payer Mu Ifsn. BHl Il Ratii
zoo Il 5h.rH,, vho died Noafsy 81 hear
tslure. sili he builci 10 Manchester, VI
II. funsf,l "rvlars sill he beii IT.
AsdLud.y d 81 LrurI Avruue Ms
hahtrh %. d.ashttI q IL Royal kot
100 Of sslau r. Is =. PEN. she ~a'
m,rfi-d 10 lE41 g. EIagrd hoheft., irom
M.asueuei. w. .L4 or GiJ yesH shs
lived 10 ~ igrk Cny. Her b1'b.ud
sm.sssd faugos 10 Il 81 etlste ADD va,
nsu Der Of toe Gfm Of Roberts Cust
mao 4 % MrA KJbefs ssss desoe0dsu
d John RJbia,ou, ~ho 6sne to Dotchs'
ter, Me-. 10 1856 81, con married =
M.s Ws.sIl great granddaughter Of
John Alden sod Pnscllis Mol o. Hrs
Roberts sss descendant Of toe Bar'lttts
Of NJ asssoL usstt., Of ~btch family josiah
Bartlett one Of The siguet Of the Dsclsrs
ton OF Independence IVES mem Der
She leaves two sous sud n daughter -
Chrlstopber II Roberts, WnIism Roysl
Roberts sod Lloy Rlbefi. Peck.
Don't ,llo- tbs Iuag' 10 be impaired by
the coBtil uous irrttatiuu OF 8 cough. 1t
IA s.sler 90 prevent a1usumptou than 10
cure H. O4e Minute Cough Core taken
eAry~ilI yard of .by fstnl iuug trouble
Psttihone 4 Co., Manchester Depot, j.
II, Wmpple, Manchester CsU'rs.
MANrBE TN uuuT
-- 5000 syrup csus at Dsyls 4 soa's at
: cts each
-M rs. Barnet hicb.totos is very i'll, At
Henry Lasreucss
Henry Lavrt' &c Is quite III aud M
able to sttsnd to bic work
Mrs W. c L'mpson Is recovering
from several weeks ljlurss
1000 twelve qn.rt sap bnekets 81 Davis
a Sons st sl5 to S24 per uuDdled
-F.yet,e F.rnam has his tenement
house nearly rssdy ter occupancy,
Frank Wetherbee h.. gone to Oregon
- CLERK 10 boot aud shoe store
Mstcus Ellred Is moving into the
louse lately vacated by Il. Anderson.
--Rsyuisr m,eliug Of the " 9. !, l
With Mrs Faruum on Saturday at >. IN
Niles Jessie Farnsm OF Peru Is visit
ng relsuves here She is honorel with
hs posItioo Of superintendent OF the
Ichools 10 Perm.
-- Mr.. aud Mrs. Edwin Eddy OF Hoosick
Fall recently spent several days among
slsuvos here. They report tue outlook |
or the w alter A. Wood Co as rather M
svorsbe.
1t is thought shat the engine 1t Ds
tespe & Hspsood's mill in Stratton was
ot badly injured Wy tue fire 10 which
sse the loss will 20, be heavy as the car
isgs WAS ran out aud saved and very little
um Der va. burned,