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BILL FOR DIVORCE.

In the circuit court. fifth judicial circuit, Marion
County, Florida-ln ChanCery.
Willie Osteen Walker, complainant, IS. William
g. Walker, defendent- Divorce.
ar APPEARING By AFFIDAVIT AP-
D pended to the bill flied in thu above stated
- Use that William G. Walker, the defendant
therein named is a nonresident of the state OF
Florioa and his residence IS unknown and over
the age of twen.y-one years; it IS theref7e or
dered that said nc,l-resi iens defendant BE- and
he is hereby req ired appear &c the Dill CT com
: Ia ut fled in said cause on OF before
Monday the 23th dog Of Jane i.
d. 1885,,
OF e-wise the allegations CT said bill vii; lie taken
Is confessed By said defendant.
l. IS further ordered that this order be published
once Il WEEK for consecati "ee-si The Ocala
Eve ing ; ar, a newspaper published in said
CoiH.y and State. This the 18th cay Ct April
iS9.
6. T. SISTRfTEE.
Clerk Ci,cui. Court, Marin CO. lila.
ELL. ANDERSON.
aotic.soI: or Complainant.
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R. A. Hall, the practical
painter, paper hanger, Kalsominer
and glazier, will be glad to do
your work. Low estimates made.
Address Box 296, city.
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ARRIVE.

Eo % Daily arrive. I7osP. NJ, from Gaines
Nv. ZJ VILE, Live Oak Waycross, Savannah,
Montgomery and all points north.
east and west. This train carrie through Sleeper
st. Louis to Port Tampa via Ocala-
Ma 100 Daily arrives IL; p. NJ, from Jact-
w. lOJ sonvile. Pal-tka, Rochelle ana all
intermediate stations.
En OK Daily 4:Sr pm from Gainesville, Live
w. ID Oak, Waycross. Montgomery, Savan-
NH ard AL points from the north,
east and west. This train carries through Sleeper
New \ ork to Tampa via Ocaia-
Nn ~ Daily US an from Port Tampa, am
NJ u pa, Lakeland. Pun;a Gorda. Barlow,
Fitzgerald. Leesburg and all points
from south. his TT in carries through Sleeper
Port TamIa to New York via Ocala-
Nh 79 Daily III p. m. from Leesburg. Fitz-
Vo - terald, Brooksvil-, Trilby, Tarpon
Springs, Clearwater, -. Petersburg,
Lakeland, Tampa, Port Tampa, and daily ex-
cept Sunday from Eustis, Cmatilla. aStor and
from Barlow and Punta Gorda and all intermedi-
ate stations.
Nh "A Daily arrives Ii.3S A NJ, except sun
HV TT dav from Homosassa. Cr,s stall and in
ternediate stations.
nn nc Daily arrives lag p. NJ. from Juliette,
~ fU NewDerry, Archer and intermediate
stations from north. and from Isfa-
chatta, Floral CITY. Inverness. and all stations
from the south.
C>,7
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLM
Frs MEETING

~ meeting of the stockholders of the Standard
Phosphate Company will be held in the city Of
Ocala. Florida, at the hour of eleven o'clock
on Saturday. the Sth day of May AID. 1897, at
the office of the company in Ocala. over J. J:
Gerigs store. to elect officers for the company and
transact any other business.
BY order of the president of said company.
STANDARD PHOSPHATE co.
S. R. PYLES. Nice-president.
By r. NJ. FARRAR Secretary.
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No leaving 9Sa l5 M VIA ana High carries Pullman
fol
diret ia
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Notice..

The city tax books are row
open at the office Of the collector,
v, w. Clyatt, north of the
sQl, re, and every one is urged to
come forward and pay their taxes
at once.
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SECRET LODGES.

Tulula Lodge No. %, |. 0. o. F.,
meets every Tuesday night at s
O'Clock in Masonic Hall. All visit
ing brothers are invited to at
tend. d. e. MCIvER, n. q.
w. FL. CHAILLE, Sec.
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F. C. & P. Local Schedule.
NORTH ROUND.

NURIH BOUND.
Leave Ocala, Hos a. M, las
a. m. Arrive Jacksonville, $50
D. NJ, 1855 a. m.
SOUTH BOUND.
Leave Ocala, 2:4O p. ~. 3:O5 a.
m. Arrive Tampa, 200 p. m.
$40 a. m. Arrive Orlando, 600
d. M. 9:2O a. m.
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John F. Dunn Lodge No. 81, F.
q A. M. Regular communica
tions first and third Sundays OF
every month at pm.
CT. S. SCOTT, w. NJ.
l.. A. HENDON, Sec.
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EVERYBODY Saw So.

CcGcarets Candy Cathartic. Tho most won
dCrful medical discovery o. tine cgc. p cas-
ant anI refreshing to Inc taste, oct gently
ami positively on kidneys, live" and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, GEsrel colds,
cure ileatiacnc. tevc", hahitual constipation
AMI I,iIjousncss. Please bay AMI try a box
Of <. G.. g. to-day; 10. 3.5. 30 cents. Sud and
Guaranteed TO cure GI AZ drug gists.
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNER :
SHIP DISSOLUTION.

AsOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
GV the co-partnership heretofore existing at
Ocala, Fla. between l. r. Waterman, and J. J.
Fuller doing business merChant-tallorS. CLOTH
ers and gents furnishers, under the firm name of
L. K. Waterman & Co, has been this day dissolv-
ed by mutual CONSENT u. K. Waterman retiring
therefrom. J. J. Fuller assumes the payment of
all outstanding liabilities against the firm of L.
K. Waterman & Co. and is entitled to the assets
thereof. The business will continue in the name
of J. J. Fuller as sole owner thereof.
This April 3oth, A. D., 1897:
June I, 81. ]. J. FULLER.
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Marion Lodge No. 1878, K. CT
H., meets first and third Thurs
days. N. |. GOTTLIEB, Dictator.
e. j. DOzIER, Reporter.
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Marion Lodge No. 10, F. & "A.
NJ. Regular Communications
second and fourth Thursdays Of
every month at s pm.
j. E. TURBEvILLE, w. NJ.
w. w. CLYATT, Sec.
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Ocala Chapter No. Is, r. A. M.
Regular convOcation first Monday
In each Month at pm.
j. H. WHITFIELD, II. p.
l.. A. HENDON, Sec.
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Protect your i5ses' they may bring you -
Write JOHN WEDDEEBCH H 3 Co, Patent Artl1
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PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE

Justify a 10c. box of C&sca-
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regulator ever made.
Our mems shoes are @uaraH
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Malt extract for q general
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drug store.
Correct shapes in stylish
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Davidson q VanEchop.
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VanEchop.
The best ice cream to be had
at the Autobiography drug store.
Summer underwear in all
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"A complete stock of fresh
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cry.
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70 Cure a Cold i'm One Day
Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money il it fails to cure. 25c.
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\CINcINNATI AND JACKSONVILLE

Nos. SO and 35 carry Cincinnati
and Florida Limited Solid Vesti-
buled trains. Also the Cincinnati
sleeper via Ashcville and the
Kansas City sleepers. Close con-
nections for Chicag go and all west
ern points. Pullman passengers
fer Atlanta should take berthS in
the Kansas City sleeper, which
does not move from Atlanta until
6 AIN.
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Madras club ties, the wash
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Van EchOn
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TYLER COUNCIL EXCURSION.

A large number of friends of the Tyler
Council, No. As, X. OF c., enjoyed it's
annual excursion last evening. The
steamer Ram bier, having been chartered
for the occasion, left foot OF Power street
at +. m, and after a pleasant sail OF
almost four hours. which included Rocky
Point. Bristol harbor and as far down the
bay as Hog Island light, tho steamer
headed homeward arriving at Silver
Spring at about twelve o'clock, where she
landed her party who participated in an
hours dancing, which seemed 10 be en-
joyed, although the accommodations were
rather crowded. Refreshments were serv-
ed on the boat and also at Silver Spring.
The excursion, which was success in
every particular. was arranged by COM
mitteo consisting of Mossrs. ID. j.
Sweeney, chairman; j. III. Drury. score
tary. i. j. Fitzpatrick. j. j. Riley, j.
II. 1ierney, ID. o. Brien. w. :. Gleason. j.
T.. Duff, N. Gormley, 4. 5. Sheridan. 4.
=. Mulligan, j. w. Hudson.
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these things, and light the lamp in a
Don't hurry yourself, Jane" Kate
answered. 81 have beon very cosy in this
nice little room. Is there anyone else in
the house?"
"No one but Air. Jones in the back
room. / hops he hasn't been moving
about and disturbing you, Miss KateY''
"Oh, nc. Did you tell anyone that L
was coming here, IaneY"
Not n soul, miss. Mr.. Jones Is a
young man of few words; we don't say
much To each other"
Kate paused Something seemed TO re-
strain her when she was about TO speak
or her visitor.
"Do many persons call on Mr.. Jones?"
she inquired at last
Every few, miss. He is almost alone
in tho world. But aid anybody come this
afternooni"
II thought heard some one. -
"Ihst was unlucky, now | wanted you
to get nap while | was out."
She retired Kate STRENGTHENING herself
in the chair, felt that heart thrill which
is often "A prelude TO some great change in
life's history. Presently, whom tho
lamp was lighted and the tea carried
away. she would put her pen to the test.
In spite OF the apparent absurdity OF the
whole affair she could not help believing
In tho magical qualities OF the gift.
In a few minutes Jane returned with
the lamp In her hand. She set it on the
table, adjusted the shade. then turned 10
stir the fire.
"Mr. Jones SAYS that no one has called
here this afternoon, Miss Kate" she said
"Hs has not even moved out Of his sit
ting room. | told him to give an ear To
the door while / was away; but there
wasn't the least knock or ring. Yet you
thought YOU heard some oney
Perhaps / was dreaming" replied
Kate. pretending TO suppress yawn. she
did not put Implicit faith in Mr.. Jones
statements. lie might have slipped out
leaving the door on the latch. Anyhow,
the old gentleman had slipped in.
When the tea Things were removed. and
the room wns quiet again, Kate opened
her Cesk and seat herself at the table
Old habits are strong; In spite or Mira.
Undorwood's injunctions she had put
so 7e foolscap at the bottom of her trunk
as we'll as the dospisod and rejected manu-
script she laid "A sheet before her, dipped
the pen in the ink, and paused, staring
fixodly at the unwritten page.
A clock on the mantolpieco ticked the mo-
ments away-how many she did not know
hen quite suddenly she began 20 write.
the pen travelling rapidly over the paper
the thoughts coming as thick and fast ne
enOwflnkes from n winter sky. IL was
ns N deliiiOus CXalt0tiOn were upon
her, increasing all the powers Of her
mind. A story grew under her hand, n
tale uf wild love that dared hll 90 win
its idol and cared nothing for any obstacle
that stood in the path. A love that was
frankly sensual. seeking simply its own
ratification. never rising above the
earth. never recognizing for moment
| anything boyond it's bodily doligbL
| Then ~ background for two lawloss
| lovers, there was a crimson sunset "A sea
| flushed with red light,a boat rocking lazily
on the ripples the tide flowing In "a sof,
rush up tho beach until IL touched their
l feet.
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downright plain tale of human passions
having a fling. Always remember that
what humanity Graves is the Human; it
reje e~ts-and ever has rejected the
Div ne ."
She turned away from tho burning gaze
of the dark eyes. The twilight was dark
ening every moment; "a terror seemed to
seize on her body and soul
In the pause that followed his last
words he took something out of his breast
and held ii toward her in his white slen-
der fingers. It was gold pen. get in
twisted stick of ebony.
"Look at tbisp' he said. "It seems To
be nothing but an ordinary pen. And
yet, IL it is used under certain conditions
il will ensure you the fame and gain
which you have craved so long. See 1t is
your hearts desire that lies before you
nowI"
At the sound of that mellow voice her
pale cheek flushed. her heart throbbed
violently. Some magnetic influence com.
relled her Co believe in this strange old
man. and yet she did not even know his
name All the longing Of her life came
surging over her heart in n mighty
food. She held out her hand to take the
pen.
Stay he said as he drew IL back little
You have not given me your PROMISE.
You have merely To say that when you
use this pen you will forget God. No mat
ter whether He exists or not, you will cast
Him utterly out OF your thougLta Do
you follow mep Will you take the gift
and make the vowY'
In that insant her whole future seemed
tn hang upon her answer 90 this question.
Sho hesitatod and through the veil Of
dusk she could see the brilliant eyes and
faint mocking smile.
lis 10 such n terrible thin9Y" he asked
with peculiar gentleness. Il do not tell
you To give up God altogether. The idea
OF Him was very early implanted In my
mind, and lit cannot he uprootod without
pain. j only say, promise TO forget Him
for little while Promise not to thinF
OF Him while the pen is in your hard. y
Eyes, " shc said at last. 81 make the
vow and take thQ1 gift" He rose, bis
eyes shining upon Ter like Jewels. his face
ns calm as IL IL had been cut in marble
wise woman ~ ho said lightly. as be put
tho pen into her hand. - Farewell /
have other things 20 DO, aud YOU have kcpt
me here too long. but. believe mo, am
the cest counsellor you have ever had, tho
ycry friend you have sighed for all our
lif In truth. II you had not sighed for
me l could not have comet
tie was gone in M instant. While she
was looking down at tho pen he had
passed through the door. vanishing with
swiftn5ss remarkable In so old man.
Kate. etill Rrusping the gift, won't
back TO her ssat 10y the fire. and leant
hor bead wearily upon the cushioned back
Of the chair Her oyos were closed: she
was still going over every dctnil OF tho
past Interview when there was hurried
step In the entry. Jane Clintock, fnar-
ket basket on arm. came suddenly into
tho room.
81 didn't mean 10 bo so lato home, Miss
Kate. sho began I'm u tone Of apology.
You must be just fsmishing for tea.
But / was kept waiting 10 ihe counter,
and here were YOU. Retting tired OF sitting
In the dusk, dare say. Ill put down
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The News Dali y Story.

denly from hor scat murmuring that it
would bo best to believe there was not.
The house was perfectly silent Mrs.
CliDtock had gone out after luncheon to
do some necessary shopping, hoping that
her weary guest would fall asleep in tto
easy chair, and not wake till tea time.
The first shades Of twilightswere stealing
over the outer world, and indoors il was
already dusk. When Kate sprang up,
cleuching her hands, in impotent wrath,
she was startled to sec that someone had
come in unheard, and was standing at
the door.
Pardon me. Miss Everley," said q
mellow voice. "you did not hear my
knock. L should liko Co have a few min
utes' conversation with you il you will
grant ine the favor. Z"
IL seemed impossible to refuse the re-
quest of such IA distinguished looking old
man. Ito was tall, ana his llgurs was
slightly bent with age, but his dark eyes
burnt with n curious fiery lighs The
silver white hair and delicately chiseed
face Impressed Kate tavorablv at tho first
glance. But who was heY
- knew relation OF yours some years
ago he went on MIR. James Evcrley
was great friend of mine A brilliant
man, but little cratic perhaps. You
have Inherited his gift
Kate was astonished. She had never
seen James Everloy lie was dead before
she grew up, but she had vague impress
sion that he bad heen n grief 10 his
family. A clever man. no doubt: her
father had always spoken OF him as al
most genius.
II did not know Uncle James" ;" she
answered. pointing to chair. But /
am afraid YOU are wrong about the gift.
1 have tried 20 be n writer and failed.
''Ab, you wanted lttle help and
counsel y said the old gentleman. sink
ing comfortably into the scat. "Woll, my
time Is shor;. and j must say all that
have to say at once To begin then, you
were quita right in what you said when
l came in. #"
What | saidg'' she repeated nervously.
faint smilo curved his thin lips
You remarked that it was bost To be-
lieye there was no God. Exactly. Many
clever persons have spoiled their lives by
believing In His existence and acting on
that belief
But II did not DENY that He does
exist, Kate fnltered. IL cannot go so
fsr as TINT Only no has thwartod all my
plans and crushed my hopes, amt l."
she broke oil abruptly. aud there was a
sDh Ia her vgicc.
just one CLEAN of fire shot from her
bearers dark eyes
"1nen tberc IL nothing 10 10 done save
not u think about Him 40 all, " he said.
dust put Him out OF your mind alto
gethcr ard see how YOU get on. Unless
you promise 90 do this. | can do nothing
90 holp you"
But what power have you 60 help
msY' she asked i'm startled tone. "And
why do you want.this prOmiseY'
II have power enough to make YOU tbs
most successful woman writer uf tho day.
Why do ] want the prOInisoY PIrely for
yuur own sakc. Unless You fling aside
that lettering thought of God. YOU will
never vriis n TOOK that the public cares
20 read. The world does not want 60 lie
taught. IL only asks TO be amused. Give
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GLAD HE IS DEAD.

The Taunton Hor aid has this to say about
the killing Of murderer Willis:
1T is the simple truth to say that the COM
munity Is glad that he is dead. He had moth
iug.to live for. Before him lay only death in
life, an existence without hope Of improve
ment, whose activities would be confined
within the four walls Of prison.
Herbert Willis was too full Of life 10 have
remained quietly at his drudgery in the pris-
on, and his mind must have been occupied by
plans OF escape. When Le lost hope OF this,
insanity must have followed. At the threshold
OF manhood his life was blightod and death
was merciful release for MIN and his
friends.
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two weeks.
Mrs. Prev and Miss Clara Prev arc at Cape
Cod.
Mrs. Bert Angel OF New York has been
visiting her husbands parents In Providence.
Mr.. William Baker Is at the mountains.
Miss Margaret Dyer Of Gano street is spend
ing her vacation at Cottage City.
Miss NJ. Murphy OF this city is visiting
friends in Woonsocket.
Mr.. r. McCulla OF this city ia homo after
visiting friends in Newport.
Mr.. NJ. J. Sullivan OF Furnace street is
spending his vacation at Block Island.
Mr.. John Murphy OF Ives street is spending
two weeks vacation at Block Island.
Miss NJ. Manning Of Waterman street is
spending her vacation al Block Island.
Miss @. Geary OF Wickenden street Is spend
ing hor vacation at Winthrop Beach.
Mr.. g. Alexander Of Lonsdale Is spending
the vacation at Newport
Miss j. Surague Of this city is visiting
friends in New Hampshire.
Mr.. G. Calinan of Wanskuck is spending his
vacation in New York.
Miss X. Dunno OF olneyville is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Il. r. Duffy Of Borden street Is visiting
her aunt i'm Philadelphia.
Miss NJ Dc n shha OF cypress street Is nome
after spending a week M Newport.
Miss X. Sherson Of Knowles street isspend
ing weeks vacation at Newport.
Miss M. Clifford Of this city j. at Narragan-
sett Pier for the summer.
Miss Lizzie Parker OF this city is spending
her vacation at Harragansett Pier.
Mr.. Thomas Higgins of MoKenna street Is
homo after a weeks vacation Mt Newport.
Mrs ID, s. Miller was one Of the arrivals
from Baltimore on the steamer Dorchester.
Joseph Clancy of Olneyville has gone TO the
White mountains 20 enjoy his vacation.
Archdeacon J. f. Millbank OF Waycross, Ca,
officiat d at the Church of the Messiah sun
day.
Misses Mildred and Hattie Allen Of this city
arc visiting relatives in Bristol.
Mrs. Mason B. Wood OF East Providence In
passing her vacation az Prudence Island.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter W. Wightman Of East
Providence have gone to Baltimore and will
visit Philadelphia Washington and Atlantic
City. They viii be absent several weeks.
Misses Edith and Alberta Goff of East Provi-
dence are visiting relatives in Worcester, Mass.
Howard Il. Horton of East Providence has
been elected vice.president Of the seawood
Social Club of Wexford.
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Neighborhood !
Notes. f:


Mr.. b. Williams is visiting friends in
Phenx this week.
Mrs. Leonard Taylor is away ON her sum
mer vacation.
Miss Bertha shippoo has been away on
visit TO Ashton.
Mr.. John Sweet has been visiting friends at
Riverpoint.
Miss Blanchard Ia spending week at But
tonwoods.
Rev. W. S. Flynn is enjoying a week at
Saratoga.
Miss Eta Cox has been the guest OF Miss
N. Duffy OF Clyde.
Mrs. Florence Perry has been on visiting
trip to phenix.
Miss Ann McCusker sailed for Ireland last
week.
Miss Susie Weaver has besn enjoying the
hospitality OF friends in Arkwright
Mrs. Manning is enjoying the summer va
cation in Europe.
Miss Nellie o'Connor Is enjoying weeks
visit 10 Newport.
Miss Josephine Clifford was at Narragansett
Pier last week.
Miss Edith seabury is quite i'll.
Mr.. Thomas O Keefe has recently purchased
new Crescent wheel.
Miss Margaret Leonard is enjoying few
days at Nantasket Beach.
Mr.. Howard II. knight sails for Engan
this week.
Mr.. Frank Tomkins of Broad street is away
on a months trip TO Sag Harbor.
Miss Ethel Burton has been spend inc few
days at Prudence Park.
Mr.. Robert X. Parker Is recovering from
his recent attack OF pneumonia.
Miss Natalia Prescott expects TO start soon
on n trip TO Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Lan'son were guests at
Crescent Park last week.
Mrs W. @. Hartford has .been visiting
friends in Edgewood during last week.
Mr.. H. L. Bachelor is away ON "A wheeling
trip to New HAMPSHIRE.
Mr.. j. Hanley has accepted a position with
the Lyons Delaney Company Of FAwtucket.
Miss Maud Esten is enjoying two weeks at
the Pier.
Professor and Mrs. Monroe OF Brown are
summering in Europe.
Mrs Lille James is spending the summer
down the river.
Mr.. Peterson Of Atwells avenue has pur-
chas sd new Stearns wheel.
Miss Minnie Roberts is entertaining friends
from Maine.
Mr.. Arthur Burgess is away on vacation
trip in Florida.
Mr.. s. l.. Mason and family are attending
the Methodist camp meeting at Marthas Vine
yard
Mr.. William Avery has resigned his position
rs keeper Of the new Bay side Casino.
Mr.. q. Deacon of Pawtucket was the guest
OF Percy Warburton on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Howard Trem. tho elevator conductor
at the City Hotel, returned from his vacation
yesterday.
Miss Annie l4arkin has been spendin some
days at Warwick.
Mrs. j. q. Parkhurst is spending n few
weeks in New Bedford.
Miss Lena Massie is I'm New Hampshire.
Miss Lena sheldon is at PawtuclSot for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Edna saSer is at the mountains.
Miss Mary l.. Bixby IS stopping in the coun-
try for a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs Ham have gone to Newport for