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The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20

The Gradatim Club is doing excel
lent work, not only for the members
themselves, but for the city at large.
They have taken in hand the removal
of that supremest of all nuisances the
cattle yard. A petition numerously
signed wrll be lodged where it will do
the most good.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20

1t is reported that the Osseo mixed
train is to be run from ST. Cloud, that
a like arrangement is to be made to
Wilmar and that the Park Rapids
passenger run is to be discontinued.
a Great Northern official, who was
asked concerning the truth OF the re-
port said that while a number of these
changes We're being talked of nothing
definite had been decided upon. St.
Cloud Journal-Press.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20

Mrs. G.. E. Smith was in serious
railroad accident between Rutland, VT,
and Albany, N. r., the other day, but
escaped injury. Two passenger trains
collided and she was shaken up and
slightly bruised. A number of passen-
gers were seriously injured.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20

Mrs. G. A. Perry organized a w.
r. G. in Long Prairie on Saturday
last with the following officers:
Pres. Emma Waite
S -Asdell E Harrison
] v P Susan Barker
Treas Martha Jones
Sec-Clema Rice
Chap Larah A Radabaugh
Con-Jennie Booth
Guard Eliza A Barlow
Asst Con Matilda Rhoda
ASST Guard-Lizzie Mcdonald
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20

Don't forget the shipping social
to be given by the ladies of the Metho-
dist church at the residence of W. ID.
Townsend, Thursday evening, May q.
Refreshments 15 cents, served from
8 to O'Clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to all. SEC'Y.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20

Miss Edna Smith of Hoboken, enter
tained quite a number of her friends
on Monday evening, May 18th, it be-
ing her 18th birthday. By the gifts
she received tell how highly she is
held in esteem by her many friends.
All report very pleasant time.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20
Phoenix Laundry,

Leave your packages at the Boston
Clothing Store Basket sent every
Wednesday mor ming and is. returned
Saturday noon. Ladies' waists a
specially. All work guaranteed.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20

According to the newspapers, an
Ohlo husband became the happy faith
er OF seven children not long ago. OF
tne seven all lived but one. 1t is to be
hoped ne laid in supply of Chamber
IAN Cough Remedy, the only sure
cure Tor Group, whooping-cough. colds
ana coughs, and SO insured his child
rem against these diseases. For sale
by Scheldrup & Fiesler.
Dyspepsia.
You have tried CIT" for Grip and
Golds-now try ''l0'' for Dyspepsia.
For sale by all druggists 25c.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20
CASToRIA.
ass:;;s'. s:;'s 1/zZzzzg -:::3., 81;

"a company of talented players, a
wealth of gorgeous scenery, a world
of startling effects, a tumble of clever
specialties, inspiring music, catchy
songs, ETC., etc., was the generous
treat given us by the Bijou Players
last night. Herald, st. Joseph, Mo.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20

| am prepared to do all kinds of gar
dening having made the same prac-
tice for ten years and defy better work.
CALI or address me at the home of
James Finkle.
GEO. w. PEACOCK.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20
A Chance 10 save sse.5o

we have ladies new $500 bicycle
which we will sell for $42. so cash. we
only have the one and cannot get
another at the price, SO speak quick if
you want it. w. G.. Warren g. co.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20
For Sale.
Wanted.

An apprentice girl to learn dress
making apply to
MRS. A. L. SPRAGUE.
Main-st., Sauk Centre.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20
Some wheels a.

EHaan Some wheels are ssdear at
Vz any price, but those who
NNEp3know wheel, will have the
sAkzezSz.Deere at any price. For
sale by w. S. Dean & Co.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20

4 When the spring times comes, gentle
Annie, " like all other sensible persons
will cleanse the liver and renovate
the system with DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, famous little pills for the liver
and stomach all the year around.
Hanson q Emerson.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20

WANTED Stock to pasture, three
miles southwest of town. Plenty of
running water. G. F. LoCKEAD.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20
..yt ts the Hest on Tsarth. ,,

That is what Edwards q Parker,
merchants of Plains, Ca, say of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, for rheumatism,
lame back, deep seated and muscular
pains. Sold by Scheldrup q Fiesler.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20
Bran 81. Shorts SIS
per ton at the mill.
For Sale or Rent.

For Sale or Rent.
l offer for sale or rent on favorable
terms, my dwelling house, corner of
Third and Elm-sts. Enquire at prem
ises. JENNIE FRENDBERG.
The Newtown bee., 1897-01-29

Wheeler; clerk, Reuben W. Linsley' treasurer, Theodore E. Beard.
 Families, B.
 Whole number of individuals, about l50.
 Baptisms-infants, 3.
 Communicsnts deceased, l.
 Whole number registered, 6l.
 Marriages, |.
 Burials, 6.
 Sunday school teachers, }. Sunday school scholars, 30. Churches or chapels in the parish, l.
 Number of sittings, 200. INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS. For parochial support: Income from property, s3l5.l7; From Seth Burd trust estate, sS3.OO; Income from ordi- nary sources (pew-rents and -offerings), s160,s7; total s559 04.
 For parochial work: Communion alms, S11.96. For diocesan work: Convention fund, $500; Mission work, s25 %; Charities and other work, $500; total s33.oO.
 For foreign missions: $2.O0.
 Total within the parish, S571.o0; total without the parish, $500; total s6O6.O0
The Newtown bee., 1897-01-29

Mems All Wool Brown Suits at $5 50 worth $1O. Mems All Wool Blue Suits. $5. 50 worth $1O Mems Overcoats $5 worth $7 50. Mems All Wool Overcoats, $10 worth S15 Mems All Wool Overcoats $S 50 worth SIP Mems Overcoats worth SIS and $20 now $15 Mems Overcoats worth $22 now SIS. Meus Listers worth $7 50 now $6. Mems Listers worth $15 now SIP
 Boys Reefers from years up $2 $2 50 $3 30 and $4 Boys Suits, $l 98, $2 5O $3, $3 30, $4 50 and $5.
The Newtown bee., 1897-01-29

w nOle numOer Ol cotnmunlcdHts registered, 61. Number who have received the holy communion within the year, 50.
 Burials, ?.
 Sunday school teachers, 3.
 Sunday school scholars, 25.
 Churches or chapels in the parish, l. Number of sittings, 160.
 INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS. For parochial support: Income from property, $30O.00; Income from ordi- nary sources (pew-rents and offerings), $11994; total $4l9S4. For parochial work: Communion alms, $6.1O; Contributions for Sunday schools, $500; total $9.10.
 For diocesan work: Convention fund, 8 O0; Mission work, $24 %; Education, S5 %; Charities and other work, S25.00 Episcopal fund, s %; total $64 %.
 For domestic church work: Missions BPS 36.
 For foreign missions, 5000.
 Total within the parish, s42s 94; total without the parish, $9s.36; total $527 30.
 On Easter day the Junior Auxiliary placed upon the Prayer desk hand someIy bound Prayer Book and Hymna in loving memory of one of their nun Der now at rest in Paradise. The en dowment of the Parish will be increased by a legacy from Jerome B. Strong who died on Good Friday, but the amount cannot yet be reported.
 LYONS PLAIN-EMMANUEL CHURCH.
 Rev Alexander Hamilton, rector wardens, Moses D. Treadwell, William Lobdell; clerk, Hiram McConkey treasurer, James A. Smith.
 Families, fl.
 WnOlG O1 1Ots
 Baptisms-infants, 3, adults, total 4
 Communicants deceased, l, Whole number registered, 57.
 Marriages, l.
 Burials, II.
 Sunday school teachers, 3. Sunday school scholars, 21. , Churches or chapels in the parish, l Number of sittings, 275.
 INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
 For parochial support: Income iron property, $2s3.00; Income from ordi : nary sources (pew-rents and offerings) $412 co; total $695.OO.
 For parochial endowment: Contri buttons for improv ement of parish prop erty, $41.oo.
 For parochial work: Communion aims, s14.1O; Contributions for Sunda. schools, S15, Il; total s29.21.
 For diocesan work: Mission work $1.00; Charities and other work, $75.00 total $76.00.
 For domestic church work: Othe : work within this church, $o1.00.
 For foreign missi ons $2 20.
 Total within the parish, $765.21; tota ! without the parish.$ .$12s. 20; total $s94 fl
 A memorial service was held Septem Der 9, 1895, to commemorate the fiftietl anniversary of the laying of the corner stone by Bishop Brownell, and tn completion of l63 years of parochia , existence. The rector delivered a address on the early history of tb . church in Fairfield county.
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within the year, 175. Marriages, 6. Burials, 20. Sunday school teachers, II. Sunday school scholars, 100. Churches or chapels in the parish, l. Number of sittings, $50.
 INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS. For parochial support: Income from property, S444; income from ordinary sources (pew rents and offerings) S739 Sl; total, slls3 s1.
 For parochial endowment: Contriou- tions for improvement of parish property, S3O5. .l9.
 For parochial work: Communion aims, S37.72; other contributions for charit- able work within the parish, s45.S5; con- tributions for Sunday schools, Sl30 2l :; contributions for missions and other church work within the parish, Sl35; to- tai, S34s.7s.
 For diocesan work: Convention fund, s12. 50; mission work, s43 q; charities and other work, slO; aged and infirm clergy, s2o. 5e; total, sse ".
 For domestic church work: Missions, S3S. .O3.
 For foreign missions, S10.
 For other charities, $4.
 Total within the parish, S1742 7s; to- tai without the parish, Sl3s 80; total, $1ss1 .5s.
 Regular services on Sundays and week days are carried on in two chapels, whose use is given to the church, rent free.
 wASHINGTON-sT JOHNS CHURCH.
 Rev Edmund A. Angel, rector; war dens, Henry H. Morehouse, Walter A. Newton; clerk, Henry J. Church; treas urer, William H. Church.
 Families, 45.
 Baptisms, infants ?.
 Communicants admitted, 3.
 Communicants added by removal, ?.
 Whole number registered, 7S.
 Burials, 3.
 Sunday school teachers. 8.
 Sunday school scholars, 45. Churches or chapels in the parish, l.
 Number of sittings, 150.
 INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
 For parochial support: Income from property, S1O0; income from ordinary sources Offerings s659 33; total, ,s759, 33
 For parochial endowment: Contribu- tions for improvement of parish property, 1 s455179.
 For diocesan work Mission work, $26 education, s2.60; total, BPS 60. For domestic church work: Missions, Christmas boxes s47, Easter 3 boxes SIS; total, s65.
 Total within the parish, s5311.12; to- tai without the parish, s93 60; total, S5404 P.
 The present rector has been in charge only since the first of May, hence this re. port of parish matters is very meagre as, since the sudden and sorely Iamented departure of Dr Spencer the services have been kept up by supplies, systematic record of work has been impracticable. A rectory has been purchased through ] the efforts of ladies and friends of the parish, and the amount paid on 1t Is in. ! cluded in the above report.
 HUNTINGToN-sT PAUL's CHURCH.
 Rev Ralph H. Bowles, rector; war dens, Frederick M. Beard, Leander J.
The Newtown bee., 1897-01-29
SHERMAN.

A FEW THOUGHTS IN RHYME. Oh for the gift of rhymei That sherman might be in time, To tell of her doings great. Surrounding towns to mate. The best ofpreachers here, (You may judge from far or nearj The orsAnist can't be beat; But Warren is not in his seat For from measles, they do say, He would wander far away. But all around this region. The victims number a legion. Improvements going on In morals in our town, And Tn many another way, So doth Dame Rumor say. Beginning at the north, The wood job still holds forth-I A little farther along. The Hungerfords sing a song. Of victory over hard work tBut of course they wouldn't shirk) Though easier by tsr they find, And much more to their mind. That steam should bethe power To raise the water higher, Fen to the topmost loft, ot every barn !; at any cost Many and many a day, "King" George is out on the way, With spirited steed, and we'll Do the five young horses tell, By their manner. and their gait, Thai fortunate was their fate, To find a place to board, Nice as any could afford. Our steam powers number three, Of accidents quite free, Though one of recent date Is sorrowful to relate.
 Societies. four there are All run by ladies fair, Horse Thief Association, true Which only mberstwenty.two. Onemerchant, best in the state Needing two clerks at any rate. No rum holes, so they say But keep the sharp lookout always. A plumber, number one,
 For a small sum, doth come And help the farmers house The water for their cows,
 A senator from our place, Which Danbury, in the race Would have most gladly won. And of her honors sung. Now much more might be said Ifyou haven't already read yOf our kind undertaken. Dentist and horseshoe maker. Each one tying in their place. All the ills Of life to face Remembering as each one may That but once wepass this way.
The Newtown bee., 1897-01-29

BRooKFIELD-sT PAUL's CHURCH. Rev E. L. whitcome, rector; wardens, Hon Samuel Sherman, Edson N. Hawley ; clerk, E. N. Hawley; treasurer, Stanley B. Terrill.
 Families, 124.
 Whole number of individuals, 320. Baptisms, infants 5.
 Communicants admitted, 3. Ccmmunicants added by removal. l. Communicants deceased. 2.j Whole number registered, 22s. Number who have received the Holy
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ANNOUNCEMENT CHURCH

ANNOUNCEMENT CHURCH Rev George Thomas .Linsley, rector !; wardens, Daniel G. Beere, Homer A. Hawley clerF, Daniel G. Beers; treas urer, Edwards M. Smith. Families, l50.
 Whole number of Individual", 600. Baptisms-Infants,6 6. Communicants added by removal, 1. Commandments lost by removal, 4. Communicants deceased, 4. Whole number registered, 246. Number who have received the Holy Communion within the year, 195. Marriagies, 5.
 Burials, l2.
 Sunday school teachers, 8. Sunday school scholars, 65. Studying for the ministry, l. |. Churches or chapels in the parish, l. Number of sittings.
 INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS. For parochial support: Income from property, 1,5s6 s2; sincome from oroi. nary sources (pew.rents and offerings) l,291 7l; total, $2,s7s 53. For parochial endowment: Contribu tions for improvement of parish property 673.l3.
 For parochial work: Communion aims s3.47; other contributions for charitable work within the parish, 10s.0 .05; contri buttons for Sunday school, GA 3s; total $255.90
 For diocesan work Convention fund s15.oo; mission work, $92.00; education S18.14; charities and other work, $29.30 total, $l52 A
 For domestic church work: Missions $6s.16.
 For general missions, $S7 "A. For other charities, sl5.23. Total within the parish, $3,S07 56; to tai without the parish, $323 54; total $4,131.10.
 The organ has been entirely rebuil and greatly improved, and placed in th' chancel end of the church. The rectorl has been painted.
 
 NICHoLs--TRINITY CHURCH. Key Charles W. Boylston, rector; war dens, Charles E. Booth, Webster B Bearesley; clerk, Warren K Plumb treasurer, Charles E. Booth. Families, 10.
 Whole number of individuals, 56. Baptisms, adults, l.
 Confirmed, 3.
 Communicants admitted, 3. Commandments added by removal 2. Communicants lost by removal, 2. Whole number registered, B. Number who have received the Holy Communion within the year, 29. Burials, l.
 Sunday school teachers, 3. Sunday school scholars, 15. Churches or chapels in the parish, Number of sittings, 125.
 INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS. For parochisl support Income for or
The Newtown bee., 1897-01-29
without the parish, $57 79; total, $663 46.
LONG HILL GRACE CHURCH.

LONG HILL GRACE CHURCH. Rev Charles W. Boylston, rector; wardens, Stephen H Burroughs, Will mot c. Wheeler; clerk, Hobart R. Wheel CT; treasurer, David s. Walker. Families, 51.
 Whole numher of individuals, IFS. Baptisms, infants, 8; adults, l, total 9. Confirmed, 8.
 Communicants admitted, 8; added by removal, 3; lost by removal, 3; whole number registered, 66.
 Number who have received the Holy Communion within the year, 60.
 Marriages, 4.
 Burials, 4.
 Sunday school teachers, ,.
 Sunday school scholars, 31.
 Churches or chapels in the parish. l. Number of sittings, 200.
 INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
 For parochial support: Income from property, $135; income from ordinary sources, (pew rents and offerings) $625; total, $760.
 For parochial work: Communion aims 743; contributions for Sunday schools $31 9s; total, $394
 For diocesan work: Convention fund $6 25; mission work, $34; education $8 20; charities and other work, $11.50 total, $59.95. For domestic church work: Missions $50 49; other work within this church $122 50; total $152 99.
 For foreign mission, $l2.50; total with in the parish, $799.41; total without tn parish, $225.44; total, $1, ,024.s5. MoNRoE-sT PETERS CHURCH.
 Rev Alfred Goldsborough, rector; war dens, Frederick W. Wheeler, Hobart E Beardsley clerk and treasurer, Samue s. Hurd.
 Families, 23.
 Whole number of individuals, 75. Baptisms, adults, l.
 Confirmed, | Communicants admitted, 9.
 Commandments added by removal, 3.
 Whole number registered, s5.
 Burials, 3.
 Sunday school teachers, 5.
 Sunday school scholars, %.
 Churches or chapels in the parish, l.
 Number of sittings, 150.
 INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS. l For parochial support: Income fror property, $500; income from ordinar sources (pew rents and offerings), $27; total, $7z5.
 For parochial work: Other contribr tions for charitable work within the pal ish, $25.
 For diocesan work: Convention funi $s.75; mission work, $22; charities an other work, $l2; total, $42.75; tots within the parish, $500; total withor the parish, $42.75; total, $s42 75.
 TASHUA-CHRIsT CHURCH.
 Rev R. Bancroft Whipple, rector, pos office address, Stepney Depot, Conn wardens, John ". Treadwell, Frankli B. Mallett; clerk, Joseph A. Treadwell treasurer, John ". Treadwell. I Families, 52. l Whole number of individuals, 1s9. I Baptisms, infants 5, adults |; total { | Confirmed, 8. l Communicants added by removal, g. ! Communicants lost by removal, 3. I Communicants deceased, 6.
 Whole number registered, 92. | Burials, g.
 Sunday school teachers, 5.
 Sunday school scholars, 35. Churches or chapeIs in the parish, l.
 Number of sittings, 275. INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS. l For parDchial support Income fror
The Newtown bee., 1897-01-29

$7 50; mission work, $45.O0; education $2.50; charities and other work, 5000; $65 %.
 For domestic church work: Missions, $62.5s.
 For foreign missions $26.OO.
 Total within the parish, $7s2 S2 total without the parish, $l53 5s; tosa $936. 40.
The Newtown bee., 1897-01-29
REDDING-CHRIsT CHURCH.


 REDDING-CHRIST CHURCH.
 Rev William Alonzo Swan, rector wardens, Stephen Sanford, James Greg. ory; clerk and treasurer, John Close.
 Families, 25.
 Whole number of individuals. 89.
 Baptisms-infants l, adults, 3; total 8,
 Confirmed, 6.
 Communicants admitted, 2.
 Whole number registered, 66.
 Number who have received the holy communion within the year, 45.
 Burials, 3.
 Sunday school teachers, 4.
 Sunday school scholars, 20.
 Churches or chapels in the parish, l.
 Number of sittings, IA.
 INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS. For parochiaI support: Income from property, $196 40; income from ordi. nary sources (pew-rents and offerings) $1O0 A total s296 64.
 For parochial endowment: Contribu tions for improvement of parish prop erty, $7.A. For parochial work: Communion alms $1s.50; contributions for Sunday schools, $23.75; total $42. .25. For diocesan work: Convention fund $6 %; mission work, $11.14; infirn clergy, $5, %; total $2214. For domestic church work: Missions $15 co; other work within this church $1.32; Lenten offerings, $11 %; tota $27.32.
 Total within the parish, $346.33; tota without the parish, $49.46; tota $395 79. BETHEL-sT THOMAs's CHURCH.
 Rev William Morrall, rector; wardens Edwin s. Short, Harry s. Glover; clerk Robert s. Dauchy; treasurer, Gideon s Peck. Families, 195. l Whole number of individuals, 655. Baptisms-infants 4, adults 6, total 10 Confirmed, 10. Communicants admitted, 16. Commandments added by removal, 3. Communicants deceased, 4. l Whole number registered, S35. 1 Number who have received the hol, communion within the year, 2s0. Marriages, 6. Burials, r. l Sunday school teachers, g. Sunday school scholars, 2O3.
 Churches or chapels in the parish, l Number of sittings, 370. 1 INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
 For parochial support: Income iron ordinary sources (pew-rents and offer ings), $1, ,869.35.
 For parochial work: Communiol aims, $6s.92; Contributions for Sunda, schools, $36 12; total $115 04. For diocesan work: Convention fund $12.50; Mission work, $66.OO; Charitie and other work, $50 %; total s22s.50 l For domestic church work: Missions $21 50.
 For foreign missions: $2I.50.
 Total within the parish, $1. .9s4 .39 total without the parish, $27l.5o; tota $2, ,255 .ss. l BETHLEHEM-CHRIRT CHURCH. Rev s. Thompson Hargrave, rector wardens, c. Glover Smith. Charles E Randall; clerk and treasurer, Amos c Lake. Families, 2s. Whole number of individuals, 100.
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iinary sources (pew-rents and offerings) s263 8.
 For parochial endownments Contribu- ions for improvement of parish property, s53. 3s.
 For parochial work: Communion aims, $3 GA; contributions for Sunday schools, S6 47; total $10.11.
 For diocesan work: Convention fund, 8. 13; mission work, $l6.OO; charities and other work, $3.13; total, $22 26. For domestic church work: Missions, S3 %; otber work within this church, $7. 75; total, $lO.75.
 For foreign missions, $500.
 Total within the parish, $326 S4; total without the parish, $36.O1; total 1862 s5.
 SANDY HOOK, ST JOHNS CHURCH.
 Rev Otis Olney Wright, rector; ward- ems, J. H. Warner, Minott Augur; clerk, I. Percy Blackman; treasurer, R. N. Betts.
 Families, 70.
 Whole number of individual, 275.
 Baptisms, infants 3, adults 3, total 5.
 Communicants lost by removal, l.
 Communicants deceased, 2.
 Whole number registered, 136.
 Number who have received the Holy Communion within the year, about 100
 Marriages, 3.
 Burials,7.
 Sunday school teachers, F.
 Sunday school scholars, 70.
 Churches or chapels in the parish, l.
 Number of sitting g, 25O.
 INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
 Fer parochial support: Income from property, $22.74; income from ordinary sources, subscriptions and offerings, $990.72; total, $1,O13.46.
 For parochial work: Communion aims, $65.6s; other contributions for charita ble work within the parish, 2s.70; contribu- tions for Sunday schools, 25.75; total, $12O.13. For diocesan work: Convention fund, s.75; mission work, 25.O0; charities and other work, 1O.63; total, s44.3s.
 For domestic church work: Missions, box, g. 2.09 other work within this church, ,29; total, $26.3s. For foreign missions, $2s.4s.
 Total within the parish, 1,133. .59; total without the parish, 99. .24 total, $l. .232.s3 RoxBURY, CHRIST CHURCH.,
 Rev Walter DoWnes Humphrey, rector wardens, Col A. L. Hodge, Frank s Wetmore; clerk, George H. Buckingham treasurer, A. l.. Hodge.
 Families, 3s. Whole number of individuals, 104. Baptisms, infants ?, adults l. total 3. Commandments deceased, 4. Whole number registered, 40. Number who have received the Holy 1 Communion within the year, fl. Burials, z. Sunday school teachers, 2.
 Sunday school scholars, 35.
 Churches or chapels in the parish, l.
 Number of sittings, 200.
 INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
 For parochial support Income iron property, $l93.4l; income from ordinary sources fpew rents and .offerings) $330. .s6; total. $524.00. For psrochial endowment: Contribu tions for improvement of parish property $3s. .00.
 For parochial work: Communion aims $S.67; other contributions for charitable work within the parish, s35.oo; total, $43 67. For diocesan work: Mission work, $35.o3; education, $1.4l; fotal, $3e For domestic church work: Mission (box), 5000; other work within this church, el1.35; total, $91.S5.
 Total within the parish, $6O5.e7; total
The Newtown bee., 1897-01-29

Boys All Wool Sweaters, all colors, 98c. Boys All Wool Turtle Neck Sweaters $1 48 Mems Sweaters 98c S1 50 $2 $2 30 and $3 5O Mems Knit Jackets 98c, $l.5O. $2 $2 50 and $3. Closed Job White Shirts Coored Bosoms at 48c worth 75c White Shirts 48c, 75c and 98c.
 Oil Tan Knit top Gloves at 25c and 48c Nice Dress Dog Skin Gloves 48c to $1 25. Best makes Collars for 25c Cuffs l3c par for S5c Great value in Quilted Burap Stable Blankets at 75c Street Blankets $l 25, $2, $50, $39S and $4 98.