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Gin Eject March Is, 1871
ARRIVE
From Chicago, Omaha, St Louis Kan
sas City, Denver, Park City and Og-
From Helena, Butte, Portland, SAN ' H.
Francisco, Ogden and intermediate
From San Francisco, Cache Valley, O4:
den and intermediate points -. 7:l5 p. N.
From Chicago, Omaha, ST Louis, KAN
saS City, Denver and Ogden. -. SOAm
'From Frisco, Milford ami in'emedi.
From MeTcur, Tintic, Provo, Nep6i, !"
sanpete Valley and intermediate
''Aixed train from Terminus, Tooeie Wv IT,
and Garfield Beach ......-.-'. .,.... I:SOp.
DEPART.
For Chicago, Omaha, Denver. Kansas
Clty, 81 Louis, Ogden and Park City 100 q N
FOR san Francisco, Ogden, Cache Val
lie ley and intermediate points. SOFA m.
TOT E Og1en and inter mediate points. 400 D. N.
For Chicago, Omaha, Denver Kansas
Siyl 81 Louis, Butte, Portland anu
vS san F EapciscS ......;;.......;:..;.: OOP. N.
ean Pete Valley $1,000. T.iOa m
'FOr Provo, Nephi, Milford, Frisco and ''
.. inni,ermediaie points. -. :OOp. m
Looele and Terminus 7Gam
. Trains south OF Juab run daily EXCEPT sunday.
Daily except Sunday
DAILY except sunday south of Juab.
CITY TICKEroFF 2Ol MAIN STREET.
Telephone No I9s.
Inc only line in connection with the Unior
asein9 operating through Pullman Palace sleep
ps, LAte,t improved Tourist eleepers Free
3 ~ 'n Hi Cnair Cans. Elegant Day Coaches
60 - I1ES ID. z hurley,
Nen' III Agr. Gen Pass. & TIck't Agt.
w. H BANCROFT,
Nice-Pres- and Gen. Mgr.
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GRREGHIVE RoV. 8, 1897.

Leave salt Lake city.
No. 2-For FrOva, Grand Junction
and All points EAST. sSO NJ
and ali poInss East. 49,. 40 p. m.
No. 6--For Bingham, Lehi, Provo, Nj.
Pleasant Mzuu, Rlchheld,
BeIknap and Intermediate points 500 a m
No. 6-For Eureka, PaysOn, Provo,And
all intermediate pOints..... oO p. m
No S-For Ogden and the VEST. S:l0 p. m
NO. l-For Ogden and the West lsSO p. m.
Arrive salt Lake City.
No From Bingham, Provo, Grand
Junction and the East. 49,. 1920 p. m.
and the East. .........-...... S:O5 p. m
No 5-FrOm Provo, Bingham, Eureka,
Belknap, Richnelu, Manu-,
and All Intermediate points SIS p. m
No s-From Ogden and the West zee. 80 a. m.
No. 4-FrUm Ogden and the West. Is5O p m
No. From Eureka, PaysOn, Provo
and all Intermediat points lO10 a. m
Only line running through Pullman palace sleep
ing cars from Salt Lake City to San Francisco
and Portland;
Salt Lake City 10 Denver via Grand junction and
Salt Lake City 70 Kansas City and Chicago via
Colorado points.
Through Iourist or family sleepers without
change, 10 Kansas City, Chicago and Boston
Free reclining chair cars Salt Lake City 10
Denver. No change; close connections. Safet ,
speed and comfort
Ticket ONCE, 1o5 w. End So.
PosToFFIcK CORNER.
D. G. DODGE, v.P and Gen. Manager.
5. H. BABCOCk, Trafie Manager
T. A WADLEIGH, Gen. Passenger Agent
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NO. Sa.oo Hotel In Salt a.. c. ~
soln,si. ano Clean. Light Ron. w. -
set The best table IN sSIs -. ca e. -
n. NJ. ABB0fT. MANAGE,
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CURE CONSUMPTION
a sIoeum, n. G, the Great ChemI.,
and sefenEss, Oners % Send 80
90 the Afflicted. three 10, tlea m
His Newly discovered Rene.
dies 20 Cure COnsn IN D1Io0
and All Lung IrOo be-.


ana All Lung 1rOa bfea
Nothing could be fairer. more philanthronie
Or carly more Joy IN its wake than the Offer q,
York City. I've"
Confident that he has discovered an abs,lr,.
cure for &C assumption and all pulmonary com
plants, and TO make its great merits known -.
Will send, free, three bottles 1.-THE Slocum -,
system Of medIeiue) to any reader Of the BpoSn
AK, who IS suffering from chest. throat ana I,,r.
troubles or consumption.
he invites those DESTROYS of obtain;,, a..
remedies to simply send him their exnrrSs 80 -
Postofiice address. and receive in return -.
three free bottles. INC
Already this new scientific courSe NJ r,.,,;
cine has permanently cured tbousanS. - -
parently hopeless cases. ~P-
he considers it his religious dutv-. d,,,,,
which he owes to hunanity-to donate b;S ;ns.}
hble cure. uis 'nIu-
Onered freely apart from its inheren, .,r.,.,.A
enough 70 commend il, and more "a !. 49,
perfect confidence Of The great chemist mak;n',
de has proved consumption TO BE- . .,-,h,.
disease beyond any doubt. ~uf@oae
lnere VIII be no mistake in sendino-,h...-
take VIII be in overlooking the Docsor,s IN. ms
Gus invitation. He has on file n - sener-
and European laboratories thoussnds
Of the world. IN AL parts
Delays are dangerous mail your addr.., a,
" u. a. S,ocum. 81. c, 90 Pine street ~
iotk, ana when whiting the Doctor. pleas. - -s-
"0n reAoing tns article in the BROAD Az
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PROSPECTIVE FLOODS.

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ros,,,, vha d,s,ussiop of this subiec,
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naa, an,.ht 10 ,o.a rromn, moasursa In
800, ,ss ,,,oa,an.d tanaar
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90 Co..,I,, ,r,oaoI,noa H.
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N.r,h which woolj take II to Ho,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-24

real estate Spectators, the Council
caused to be filled up canal which
,xeo.ly pnrnloied the route recon.
mended by the city engineer, ami
which 10y one block east OF Tint route,
lts entire length. Had not that canal
been destroyed It would have served
tho purpose Of the one propoatd, in
every respect.
Other canals, 10 the snu'h and ives!
pnrts OF the city, 10 tic same
spirit OF faulty, and agaiust the
warnings Rnd expostulatious Of proper.
~ owners,at whose txpe mss they were
originally constructed, have been
filed up by order Of the CITY C1urcll.
Thcse canals were intended by thtse
VINO dug them to set 90 a proteciion
against Il cd; and 1t L. n serious quss-
lion /; tic munic'p siity Is not liatls
Tor the damage that may result IT. m
their desttuc,ion.
We repeat, The CITY Council sh9dld
act promptly in tnis mat el; 50 Indeed
sh,uld the county cOmmissior ero.
Dminage from tho southwest past o
tue city shou d DO providpd ia time to
meet the omergenolee Of the high
water season, which is very elect.
Even now the water is nearer the euG-
ace OF the soil In TINT region than it
has been Tor many years, showing that
when spting arrives there can be little
or no dtninpge by percolntion, and
that extensive Districts are likely to be
o,ally submerged unlsss7the surplus
waters are carried oa by fuitabie
chsnnels.
Presumably tue county would have
enlar. cd and extended tu the lake
tho surplus canal, had 1t not been for
difficulties encountered In connection
with rights OF way. This canal would
be the best protection agalHst hJods
that could be provided, at reasonable
cost, for the lower part OF the city, and
every obstacle ia the way OF Its com.
pletion to the lake, and OF It's enlarge.
mont to n eufiicieut capacity, Sh--ll
be r,mlveI as soon as possible.
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Mnn's mos. painful I'll clious arc
promptly relieved by BAhard's Snow
Lin'mont. Tou will never know all
thatu hniment can do until you try
this one. Cuua Rheumatiim, Neu'
ralRia, 5pra NJ, Biuises, etc, as by
magic, The most penetrating COM
POUND over devised. This case IL but
enc OF thousands: 81 hRi "a severe at
tack OF rheumatism. Could nos work
by day or sleep at night. Three nppll-
cations OF BslIRr- . Snow Llniment
cured me within tWuuty.fOur hours,
Q, w. Ford, ut Lyon supply Coz Fl.
Worth, L xs-. Frce, 90 cents.
s1lI ~ z. &, NJ. i, Dug Depart
meut
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Mueu tue ilyrr ID siuRsiau HiI "thct
organs no involved. Hon suffer rom
CUgslpatlUu, Biiiousnrss, Jauudice,
H,adache, Indigestion, Pain m Back,
ChillB aui l. Jss Of Energy. YOU viii
never know how promptly taese
tr0ublrs caa TO cured uuIil you use
HEHBlEE. IL cures quickly when
other Remedies utterly iA,l. Epgulstes
the Liver, Pur hss tus BloIu. HEN'
BINE s. Harmless Vegetable RsmOuy
tina, gives new ne Gud & argy almost
from the met dose. Pricr rs Cents,
Fee Trial Blluo at Z q. N. l..
Diug Department..
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the MEDICAL LAW.

All many successive srss ons u e
Utah Legislature was asked to pR.s a
law regulating the practice Of medl.
cine, anu refused to DO 81. Tho rs7sl g
for such refusal wsre twOi9lc; F.s,
the Territory had not become infested
with disreputsbl5 medical ptac,iuoa-
ere, and the people did not feel the
necessity for new law to suppress,
them; secondly, arising cut Of
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OF something smiss ~ the throat or
lungs. Dln't mind the cough, mind
the cause. Use the releIy that
cures the cough by curing tine cause.
Ball aTd's HoTehound Syrup cures
Throat Rud Lung Troubles, Whnoping
Cough, etc. the right way. Qlick,
Sure, Safe. Mrs. W. b. Evans, Clear
water, X Ins., writes; "Six years aCo
my husband lay elck lOr three months;
the doctors snid hs had quick con-
sumption, Ouo bottle Of BallarG'1
Horehound Syrup cured him." Price,
20 anu 50 cents.
Sold By z q. M. 1. Drug Depart
nent,
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=. COMMUNICATION has been
received from IAN old subscriber, "
aakiug questions relative to canals and
bridges. 1t happens tina. h writer
has Inadvertently omitted his name.
1.-The will forward 1t to us we will be
pleased 10 give attention to his letter.
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AN INTERESTING OCCASION.

For the eel bration of tile birthday
annivernarles Of President Woodrnh
and his wife Emma, the foiio"Ing
program has been prepared by the
committee.
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On Monday, March /, 1897, "a my, birth IN,
day and the birthday OF Mrs. Ehniiih
Woodruff. GA that day Shail No
90 years OF age and Mrs. Woodruh win
be 80 years old. | expect 10 meet ny
friends upon hat occasion I'D We i,u 49,.
and welcome the Presidency OF the
Church. the Twelve Apostles, me iatrl-
archs, The Seventies, the High Priests,
the Bishops, Elders, Priests, Teachers,
and Dracons, with the whole Church oi
Jasns christ of Lauor-day Saints, ana
in fine, Jew. Gentle, Catholic aud PROT
es,ant, clergy and laity,. editors, re-
porters. and all who feel dlsposeu 10
spend couple of hours upon that oc'A-
sion at that place. ,,,..,,..,.
Rnrn March l. laOl.
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PATeNTs ANp PENSIONS.

XATANTED - INVENTORS 10 KNOW
w that FitLGerald & Co, tho old, respon.
tlb'e Patent Lawyers OF Washington, Il. O.
have opened branch onlcs IN salt Lake
Patents procured fer inventors; no advance
lee required Book on patents Tree. Tells
you how 10 make fortune, Trade marks Sc
cured. Pensions for soldiers and heirs. Call
or write Fitz.Ger Id and Co, Attorney
O'AeArA blocE salt Lake.
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s. I. BALL, TEMPLE BAKERY
10 Main Street,

Has caGos Of every description, lunches,
sandwiches, toa and coffee, oysters Try
on gluten bread. Wedding cakes aud
oTnamea.s q speciality.
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President George q. Cannon WI preside
Musical director. Prof. hvan stephen1'
singiug--Nohle Chief, Tnbernarle ch9ir'
PRAYER President JOaeph smlLn' ,....,,
sinetnr Hat Prophet Brother, frieh! ]
Tabernacle CHOIR, words ang musit oB IV''
Evan stephens
Uaii Prophet brother, friend
beloved and chosen one OF Coo
Wo honor thee, and love thco
The years. 40 silent Ger Thy heAa .,
they've passed. have woven and o'erspread
wreath OF love about thee ,
Tho bloom OF gentle WORDS ana ueeus,
snrung round thy pathway from tho seecs
OF Kindness thou hast scattered
Have formed into rosy chhln
That h IDS b gently, yet nglh
So firm tuat none can shatier
Long may we have thy preseneu mere
To guide, to counsel, and to eh s
The honest hearts mat love thce'
Ana may we eth together b.
Through time and All eternity,
When God shan hence remove thee.
Address of welcome, President Woodruff
singing, God Moves IN Mysterious way
Tabernacle choir and congregation.
Address President Lorenzo sno"
singing, Hushnnah,
addresa, PRESIDENT George Q Cannon.
Singing Utah We Love Ihee.
Address.
Benediction, Elder Brigham Young.
GENERAL DIRECTIONS.
Inc doors Will open Nv anu ooA fN''
will begin promptly AZ 10 "a. IN.
II IL desired that all DO in their seats NJ
least fivo minutes before the proceedings
begin, TO avoid confusion.
The presiding authorities VIII occupy
their customary places on the stand.
High CounciiurP, Bishops and COUNSEL
ors and home missionaries Will take
their usual seats.
The entire gallery and large parl of
the main floor will DO open to the public.
The entrance to the gallery will DO at the
east end OF tho building.
1nE RECEPTION.
Immediately after the benodction q
reception will be hold by President aud
Mrs. woodruff. An who desire TO shake
hands with them will be- given tho
oppurtuuity. On account oi tho large
number who will avail Themselves Of
this privilege. 1t should lie proceeded
with rs exp0ditouSly a. practicable.
The approach 10 the President VIII be
from tho north. All who are on the
south side OF the building win move
northward aud approach the stand from
that direction.
While the reception is in progress
there will be performances on tho organ
nv Proiessors Daynes, Mcclellan AND
Radcliffe; also music by Prot. Weihe't
orchestra.
In preparing the program the commit
toe has aimed 10 limit The time for exer,
cises to one hour and thirty minutes and
the reception at their close to occupy one
hour.
Tho committee suggests that all wnC
intend being present cut out this pro,
gram, as 1t Is not tho intention TO print
and furnish slips to the large assembly
in the building.
JouN Il. WISDER,
IL. u. CLAwsoNi
Q. X. SAVAGE,
Committee
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7Wenty words Tor Q Ines inserted anae,
chs heading, once for loo, tieiec for 25c,
one week /oy zoe; ono month for SOC pe'
line. No ad. taken Jor less than i6o.
Wants Of more Than lines same proper
tomato rate AaSerfiss and nsf ye!nsits
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MANIEp-Mls oELLANEoUs.

10y YOUNG MAN, a SITUATION AS
Is clerk in a store, eltuer in city or county
has good references. Address II. n. H. this
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Y ADIEs hSp GENTLEMEN As SALES
l. agents; good gAlary call or write. Room
80 Commercial Block, CITY.
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WANTED-AN AGENT

IN EVERY SECTION, 40 CANVASS, 500
i to it01 2 day made, sells nj sight; also a
man to Eel! ttAple goods 10 dealers, best side
line. 1870 month. salary or large commits
sion made, experience Unnecessary. For
sea cd yhiticul pTs send stamp, ChitUn soap
suufaciurng Company, Cincinnati. OHIO
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xxyANTED YOU 10 MAKE AND SELL
w 200 kinda of soap. \. q. sorior' hakor
Clty Oregon
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email DOUsEkEt FlSG OUTFIT. SUIT.
y able for beginners, or Tor baching 80
dealers ". H., News u dee
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MALE HELP WANTED.

yNAETED-MES FOR GOVERNMENT
w positions us railway mail clerks. car
riers. gAugers inspectors, engineers, watch.
men. 1aniiors etc. to write nj once for valuable
information (freol examinations occur soon
in every state u. S. BUhkAU OF lEFOR-
NATION. Dept "a, Cincinnati, o.
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President George q. Cannon win PRESIDE
Musical director. Prof. hvan stephens,
SiDpiug--Nohle Chief, Tnhernacie choir
Prayer. President Joseph fmlLh' ,.-.,.,,
! abefnaclc chyir. words and music oY iFol
Evan stephens;
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T,IGsT CLASS, DE-AWAkE DRY GOOD
aiesmon 10 carry as side line the
a. NJ W. WATERPROOF Dress Facing ana Bind
ing, the best In the market lilg commissions
Address with reference, Weber hanufactuF-
ing Co, Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
Connecticut western news., 1897-11-11

Henry Roraback. of Hulberton, N Y., visited friends in Canaan and vicin- ity the past week.
 The North Canaan Water Go. cn Monday completed two weeks job of extending it's mains through Orchard street.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the foundations for Ives and Peirce's mill which they are building adjoining their feed store on Railroad street.
 The Junior Christian Endeavor So- ciety of the Pilgrim Church is planning an entertainment for the 18th inst, which they hope their friends will patronize.
 David H. Truman. who recently spent few days in this village, as re- ported in our last weeks issue, died at North Egremont, Mass, on Sunday. See Great Burlington corr.
 Rev E. Whittlesey was in Hartford and Pennington several days this week. Mir Whittlesey attended the meeting of the directors of the Society for the h. crease of the Ministry in Hartford on Tuesday.
 -Wm. McGraw, the P R. & N. E. freight brakeman, who had leg taken off by the cars at Poughkeepsie recent ly, left Vassar hospital last week and arrived at his home at Sheffield, Mass <, on Monday.
 Many in this village were deeply saddened by the death of Mir N. P. Loomis at Falls Village last Thursday morning Mir Loomis had been clerk of the Warner House for eight years. At the expiration of five consecutive years of faithful service in that position he went to Falls Village and conducted a poultry farm for several years; then returning to Canaan he served three years more as clerk of tue Warner House, and gave mp the position last spring. MT Loomis had his peculiari- ties, nevertheless he had many friends who will miss his cheery salutation "Good Morning, Neighbour" Mir Loomis was about 65 years old. In early life he was what might be called wealthy and he was cigar manufactur- CT at Sufield. He had met with re- verses but he still possessed considera- hle monay He neyer married On Thursday afternoon his remains were removed to Suffield where the funeral and burial took place Friday or Satur- day. Mir Loomis leaves one sister, re- siding in Sufield, who came to Falls Village and accompanied the remains to Suffield.
Connecticut western news., 1897-11-11
SBARON.

Born, Nov. 31, a son to Mir and Mrs l.. H. Bartram. Look ont, Lew three of kind is big hand. But you do not want all plum bers.
 Clayton Card and m other are board ing at the Kirby house this winter.
 Gerald Camp. of Amenia was in town on Sunday; also J. J. Morehouse of Ohapinville. Johu 0. Smith of Amenia.
 The Rev. Mir Pope. of New Haven, is conducting very interesting meetings at the Cong1 church for the past week.
 The Episcopal Society held their first sociable of the season at Parish hall Friday evening. Everything passed off pleasantly, the tableauk were except ionally fine The young ladies having the same in charge are deserving of 4 great deal of credit Quite a party from Salisbury were in attendance.
 We are told that the reoms for the Masonic Hall, which was reported last week to be built over O. NJ Card's store has fallen through. We learn it is to go to Gordon's This is only hearsay
 Last evening was the first of Miss Belding's dancing We are unable to state how large class she has. No doubt the young people will take a great interest in it
 A great many from here are expect ing to attend the chrysanthemum show held at Millbrook thus Tuesday and Wednesday evening. We are sorry the weather is not more favorable as it will keep some at home which would enjoy it.
 Ground is broken for the Dakin store
Connecticut western news., 1897-11-11
NORFOLK.
H. E. Stevens has moved into

H. E. Stevens has moved into Mrs F. Spsuldiug,s house.
 Charles Pulver, who has been obliged to leave the Thurston block, has moved into the house on Maple Avenue for merly occupied by w K Landon.
 w. A. Thurston is moving bis stock out of his old block which is being torn down. Work is being pushed as rapid ly as possible on hls new block.
 J. T. Levi has the contract for the Spofford house on Maple Avenue which is to be ready for occupancy next sum, mer.
 Mrs H B Knapp went to New York. Tuesday to spend the winter with Ter niece.
 Mir and Mrs H H. Eddy are settled in their home ip Mrs Kuapp's house for the winter.
 The first meeting of the Norfolk Ly- ceum this season was neld Thursday of last week. Dr J. o. Kendall, president. It was voted to change the evening of the meetings to Wednesday and hold them only once in two weeks, alternat- ing with the Norfolk Club. The first debate is to be this week. The subject is: Resolved, that the Citizans Union did not pursue the right course ia the late campaign in New York City. A lively debate is expected. Debaters are affirmative, J. D. Bassett and w. B. Beach; negative, H. w. Carter and Ed mund Brown.
 The football game here Saturday between the Center School and the Elm St. of Winsted was very good. Feat ures of the game were Ed Devine' s dives through center. Ed Camps plum ges through tackle and J. Camp's runs around the end. Score, Center School Is, Elm St. O.
 The Peoples Course as planned in- cludes two of the best lecturers iu the country, John Dewitt Miller and F. R. Robinson, the latter illustrating his lectures on foreign countries with 150 beautifully colored stereopticon views It includes also the Arion Banjo, Man dolin and Guitar Club composed of five ladies from Boston. It would seem that there should be no difficulty in se- curing the promise of sufficient support to justify the committee in concluding the arrangements It is desired to se- cure for the fourth entertainment the Edison Vitograph Co.,, which appeared last year in the course at Lskeville.
 Mir and Mrs H. Fl. Bridgeman give a reception at their home Thursday from three o'clock till six. to all the members of the Congregational church and others, to meet Rev and Mrs W. s. Stearns. About 400 invitations have been sent out.