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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-19
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Ill StkhdsliU HJut kAGte tt1AAtktI
State sadly lamented his defection, theyI
could not helFs-ba.tt- aiafaEeeia+e and respect
mis- motives.
Mr. A. NJ. pahlafn studied I4w fpy
Rt1ot Gara abaB hEfe0M1D9Ts, Nhi
President of the Confederate States,
and the inti.dqV tFssdnt4e two fami-
lies was of no ordinary nature. 1t was]
Mrs. Dorsey the -sistee-ef Air. Dahlgren,
$DNfg!J5Wqaa t@0,19f I: k \ !:
as neutrality-suspicious. the-Gulf of Mex
fs On whkjsh b RaRsixsd atPa s j2st EEfaEs
s staitI f e %sS 7 4 sEn nS$ s xtKfb ts
such a nent-actnr----At BeauyOirI
Mortimer Dahigren passed a good|
6aaM WeaEY lfli NhjS 3stQiGtjh hea VITA
ex-President Davis and his family wasI
such that Post reporter ventured to)
ask him bis opinion of the recent criti-
'cfsiifs That Have been passed bn Mrs.
Davis ap1s her daughter, miss ijs TAAN5nnie,
in regard to their seeming preference
for a resiahnee am tNfwslHArlsoastd New
England rather than :, for dwelling
among their '6ld friendsnIh the South.
a. aIr. a AWARE, said MP. ,Daalhllgrrffn,
THAT MUCH criticism, has been directed
at MqS. gDayis and Miss Davis on this
accegpt, and -0nce,m New York ! frank crank
lynteh Mrs. iDayis off, the extent Of this
feeling Fln JIM ting South. ii Her explanation
to sme,s was full and no doubt sincere.
She said that, Reauy oiri was III isolated
aud that .ofteg4iit; was not easy. to- pre-
yqurs. then comforts. and. ieenEeniences of
life in that comparatively remote place.
Even proIeFd domestic help was difficult
to ohtaia at all times I'll Them, ,r again,
Reauv0iE a,IcAIeecao for 1sightseersI
and curiosity mbfgers.l fnany.,bf WHOM,
eyeAIwheno shown the hospifa hty of the
place. .fihlltt n0h ifarbtar teHsReer. 2uo7hi 4
-xYBuiI arebnaIpE bryeid this the' chief,
reason for .hep1 continsk T. residence oihG
-theiN9isth.i MFa Davis Aii,EoM Was fiel ad-.
yitat.ofit AelsiqaIt sitIsl lrsroHef Re4iit ehfi-
qerarntalyGa enIaMutd Hiatt eXsiDuldl
t&is iwas tirApiatanaat~ airywhe1 t4-9lk in,
the Soaapi9latBp az BMusoir,l ieh eb'wHs,,
in a way forced to stay in N0ftheff9
cfait*, Ii..RiHr@T"Hll d3eliinatft,i rJndftionsi
were favorable. 'i1'''7
voiffEidyd S{lSifiy EEdfsr 94h{1 Sid p{aeeI
is looked after byan aged white, coInl-II
itlh& sInand 'fwsiftlable nbo0ks bahd pa ersI
that were the property of the 'ohe9timeI
jd id of the S SOUTH The house itself wasI
bhhglff gRf g f9lid b tmRSeFS apd wilhast for
Hhihitdir oSSff31fffpp ~ 2tilida>>imbG al 1r1oj
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-19

m,ppn,t nauseat e. your stomach with teas
Apd, bitter herbs, but regulate your liver
and sick headache by using those famous
little pills known as De, Wits, Little |
Early Risers. Carolina Drug Company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-19
SOMETHING ITO, iKNpM.,I

ait smayJbe. worth something to- know
that therverydbestG medicine for restor0
ing tfhelifired aout nerv0usI isystemo to a.
hes]tf1y nvige19is Electric 1Bitters.l 81 This
medicine is purely vegetable, acts by CIV
ing tod9 I'D )GIe 81 hefvd icehtf IN the Astoni-
ach. gently stimulates the Liver and
TSidiieysfand Hids these organs IN throw
inG9dff In1puritiest in tthG blood! * Electrie
IRitters! improves theiappetite, aids digesL
tiafl and isd pronounced aby those who
haveffrifd it as thelyerv hest blood phri.
fer and nerve tonic. Try it. Sold 4oT
30 cents or SLIGO per bottle at any drug
store.dIYO ZUH QEAu EIkIT
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-19
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Thq4 il 70 4ouDky4'V1Hs FSssH1
as questionable as the crlnOllnc. Anu
t6esszss-a II li'4ssS-z1lil
lHIaAA]:|F: ::;:'apG::::::1 IEE::1]hIE:i']D|T]|:
ter the King. Nowadays the French
poodle, the -riachsirufrH, bull terrier
and the fox terrier obtain with my lady
SkilstaAdoet btHaWkesasma91
p I DO not p' VIEbisqA spAntBaa fool of,
as he hates himself 4lii4kr-to see him en-
M|Bj5Ea Is 5 III & Ss '9IRf f til VIZ /
generally when lovely woman stoops to
folly in the way-ef-s ee-aes she becomes
Hi gst IsSs9n a la5S a 95fEs z; iaf
s 5aS117s st;s fyasEst II %s Fsrs
near the PalaiS- RaKalethere is shop
that is exclusively dedicated to makngl
;ae0tEi4iAJ jHor kmaD WA gidet 4 SahsEaF
two wearing the latest mode nave ap-I
peared here, and I regret TO say that theI
satts sssa ISSgf9 Is Sss . 3RSa' s
sssy "a ts gsss as sssSs ssd e fsl
rha t.he,i vscs dI,;nss matIfs to, look, more
s;llv rban even fine two-legged puppies.
This sssessH,tafl astssA ssniail Prince
1.harlas and he was gorgeous in a sail
e rs SAY. ne hid 81 White
folofhf blankef thai hdttoned2undhroii Him.
(Which had broad ..flaripg sailor saqllaf.
with anchors, worked in each corner CORNER, AZ. and
ISt;T' mt In lfrottf. b9iGluo7i1 HGE fii1Rt
.eragoS OFT Latutua .laad -sa.d- -anDti9N
4 MASHERS OUIff,1I: o..
san Blu" tie most remark hle, bart of the
Sgetuit was. a White 1tarpl,aqIIin, sailor hat
'Hed Securely Under his chin, NTH ri his
. ,2aEsh.me IN the bile ribbon .baifd He hot
..Sut Tie, poor fittle wretch rejpices, ( y in
1871 Monssr 1siftmil44a desGibeii ,is i blackI
sSSRt !l}ftTnha n WWhiteD wnaistcoit.,. i "a hig
ez.Iiif6Id collar with n BLACK cel
It ahd G,9cIEansti hat niT6a
s!4Sm 1 snt Of ressD 'HoWeVef, ~ fat 'Is this
Noisssa nfSqq ngsddsH "a, i f3eaccd III TIE
Al snI1 ffes rriiifbr tiIhIt ccheeers IS ".
anH'a As!s inya zen s ,n1
1arF 1Y H53ol2taH nj n'&l} I'M III aoW N
H'Hf1ql -I9fyH fEa stffa q. o2
n9M ra IN Has ion ~ .fipwNi,g, sIeeYas,
TRrongfs thIR fiSslIffbEr9an1 eas Are sfilrusf
sRst fa nksn al hH shovw II ii' Iii
.Ef{sri MIN a1ibiss cn9f md Githd,fc Kim. oft En-
Ira sb5Ea bffd o?WWa tfn33In2dimfs Hind eag5s
TIE fsai? Gown WIFI itts i.uiiniderfa q
bngf ffHi&i1 lace sWirls beiiiiIh2d hin. Tile
.Rft}Tofs niafsaloiIsiy fliinnl2}yy!u But yf
sssKofdi Which to feei the most
TaigRa ffftaanddog Of ffle ' No.
hAt;n hG1o or iiTnmio M iuIII,ThanIfv Iittfe
Warets1 b ,a2i 4, A ana, accord !
a III aIfeamabSSf Sit i tn il eithfr pink or
ssff dc man ,ii in fthl that establish
nleJit would SET fire 70 all the dess be
-tOnsssll1gs, beat the woman, and give the
dog. liberty on. death, l am sure any
dog would rather be a convict in Sing
Sing than have to wear a tea gown, and,
although one may say. sick as. a dog"
T don't believe any we'll bred puppy ever
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-19

-Just tell them tbattyou saw me sn,ok-
Ing oMagissrateg CigariI is hnGd niR1t
no tua ta4l LiQd bed hnG Yab-o
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31
BlkTHS-MARRlAGES-D -DEATAS.

birth. marriage aud death notices sent bv mall
Will not be inserted. They must be handed In a.
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name ana esidence OF persons authorized
to have the same pub!ished.I
HORN
BENDER-January 81. 1897, to the wife OF
Thomas l. Bender. SON.
DONNELLY-In his city. January 81, 1897, to
the wife of Edward J. DonneIy, daughter,
ElNSELEN-Tn this CITY, January 23,ISJ7, 10 the
wife of Charles X. Einseen.
ELLTSoN-In this civ. January "a 1897, to the
wife of James Ellison Jr., a SON
GEN NEREAUX-In this city, J anuary 29 1897
to the wife OF aptain 4. C. Generaux. son.
HEANEY-January 81, 1897, TO the wife OF Edw.
j. Heaney, daughter.
McCLEMEN-January %, 1897, to the wife Of j.
II. McClemen. daughter.
RATHBUN-In CoIma. January %, 1897, to the
wife OF Frank Rathbun, daughter.
hUTHERFORD-In this city, Jsnuarv 26 1897,
10 the wife OF E. A. Rutherford Of Cotati o
daughter.
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Golden State Parlor, N. d. G. W.

The progressive young ladies of Golden State Par
lor, n. d. G. W., taking a live interest I'm the
Grand Parlor that will meet in Sonora a several
Of them we're born in the place where the next
grand session of the order is TO be held. The par
lor will send tW delegates. ami befoIe the meeting
the en- ership may have increased su an
extent as to pc NIT tue sendin OF three delegates
l he parlor has three app ications TO act upon at
the next meet ng.
Grand Secretary Mrs George C. Ryan paid a
visit to the parior at its last h Id meeting
Recording Secretary Miss job. ma Meyer and
her sister, Louise were in Watsonvile a few DAYS
since to attend the marriage OF their oouslH, Miss
NJ .nnie NohIden, to IT. A. Petersen. The bride
is member of the Retekah lodge OF Jacksonville
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31
5. 6 and At. Broadway Tract Oakland Township;

s. and Az Broadway Tract Oakland Township;
$40.
Frank NJ and Rose II. VIII on 10 Miles s Cong
don, lot 20, block 3, corrected map OF Da.eys
Scenic Park Tract BerNe.ey; $40.
Walter Z. Woolsey 10 ]. +. Hoover, lot on ; line
of Ward street. 20649 of Shat uck avenue, y
40 by "a IS. be ng lot 3, resubdivSion OF b.ocR
ID, E ke Tract BerK, ley: $40.
George smith TO Jose Frank, lot SO, IN SInitn
SuodiviSion of Town or San Leandro, den Iowh-
ship; Sl9O.
Joseph s. Rose to Joseph F. oliver, lots II, 13
and Il, block A, map II Dabner's Addltion 10
same, Eden Township $3.50.
Builders Contracts.
=, Dr. Henry Kreutzman with Henry Jacks, to erect
tnree-story frame building on line OF Sutter
ssn,eeeI LOO L of Larkin, Oscar Haupt architect;
"a ne with California Electrical Works, cleo
trlcHl WORK. same. same architect; $2S6
same with j. F. sui ivan painting and varnish-
Ing SAM. same architects; SITS.
Same with E. j. Duffy, plum bing, gasftting and
sewers, same, same architect; 1920.
II. w. stokes with Bailey q Mil,er TO erect q
I"o-story puuolng ON + line OF Lyon rect, l37 %
. OF rove contrac ors archi ects; S2500.
Johh j. Janssen 10 j. Bucher. TO erect a two
story Dulld ng on Bartlett street, near twenty
second, Mar ems d Cofey, architec s. S3O50
g. w. Roop With II Honm and SheibleY carpenter
work, plumbing, sewering. c., OF frame buildings
w line OF Hyde street. 076 OF Golden Gate
avenue, Townsend d. Wyneken architects $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31
Court OAK Grove a O. r.

The following named have been installed as the
officers of Court Oak Grove A. o. F., for the cur
rent term: N. F. Bogel, P. C. R.. Charles Holton,
G. r.; J. F. Pirie, S. c. R.; Charles Wener Z. ).
Charles j. Mills, X. s.; S. DamKroeger, T.: August
MeIr, S. W.; August Flower, ]. W.; August A dam
son, S. B.; J. F. johnson, j. B.: H. Damkroeger,
Ihvscian. This court will give l. s third anniver-
sary ball IN Social Hall. Foresters building, Feb
r11arv
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Companions of the Forest.

The follow ing-nam ed officers of Minerva Circle,
c. of F.. Friendly society of the Ancient Order Of
Foresers, were installed by Mrs Bell, D. S. @.
C. c., assisted by Mrs L. S. Bacon: Mrs. Blake,
c. c.: Mrs- Bote, s. C. c.: Mrs. Doyle. T.: T. Ber-
rett, F. &; Miss May Bell, K. S.; Mrs Kline, r.
G.; Mrs Butler, l. G., and Mrs Mckay. c.
The officers of Germania American Circle were
installed In Union-square Hall by Depu Mrs.
Dankwert last week, d during the evening the
circle received visit from delegation of Frank-
lin Circle.
The grand officers installed the officers of San
Rafael Circle last Tuesday
Tomorrow night the officers Of Alta Circle will
ho ina lIad
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31
Bnilders, Contracts.
IN FRATERNAL BONDS,
The Doings of Some of tho Beneficiary
Organizations of the


City.
Templar Grove Ancient Order Of Druids, at its
last held meeting initiated three candidates and
conferred degrees,
Hesperian Grove initiated one candidate and re-
ceived three applications.
Volta Grove initiated one candidate, conferred
degrees and received two applications,
On the 2O;h inst the grand officers visited Peta-
iuma o and attended joint meeting OF Cypress and
fetaluma groves There were eighty-6ve Druids
at the meeting, and after the meeting the grand
Off ers we're entertained by Past Arch H. l.
Gerckens. ON Friday the grand ohcers visited
EespeIian Grove celebrated It's Iwenty-elghth
Anniversary by ball on last Saturday night
Templar Grove will givets next party in Feb
ruary.
Go den Gate Circle will give its first anniversary
parry February g.
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young Ladies' Institute, Branch 7.

The following named are the officers of Branch
No. z, Y. L. l., for the current term: Mrs. Kent
ze P. P; NJ. Stein, 1st V. P: c. Young, I'd " p;
M DAILY, F. s.. NJ. Dillon, 8; H. FIzpatrick, h
y NJ re-. Lewis, E.; Josie Shea, NJ: Helen fltz-
patrick, sentinel; Mrs. Richardson. ]. f. Buckley
and NJ Maboney. trust Mrs. Ken zeil, the re-
tiring presiden, presented beautiful gold pin
In recognition OF services during The term.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31
Court Golden ira. f. of A.

The following named were installed as officers
OF Court Golden Era, F. of A, by C. S. John
stone, d, 6. c. r., assisted by 1. Schwartz. P. c.
r.: Il. f. Moran, c. r.. A. Condratte. s. c. R.;
NJ. Levy, F. s.; James Butler, A.; E. a. Smith,
r. S.; P. McDerm.t;, :. W.; P Carroll, j. W;
L. l.. Rev. S. B.; II. Donohue, ]. H.. William
Gall T.; George Adam. physician.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31
Court Liberty. A. o. f.

The following officers were installed by the High
Court officers for Court Liberty, Ancient Order Of
Foresters: II. c. Mayer, 2. c. r.; 7. j. Johnston,
c. r.; William Schuhrer Jr s c. R.: L. Leon, f.
s; p. a. LEIGH. X. <: c. Grundel, r.; p. Mathie,
S. w: w. II. Johnson }. w; G. Sheehan. $ b.:
V. Luscich, J. B. T. W. Thomas, PHI sician;
Leonard Hass, 5. Holman and L. Louv, trustees.
During the evening the members of the court pre-
sented the retiring chief officer with a silver
mounted merschaum pipe a slight token of their
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses have been
Issued by the County CLERKS office:
Edgar J. Davis and Freda K Kuuti, 26-l6
w. l.. Mack and Sadie NJ. ym an 32-26.
George +. Lingenfeid der and Marie Horn, 23-25.
Martin Johnse n and Marv Petersen, 45-38.
John O so1 I'D Mary 4. McCarl, 44-40.
Ju.ins L. Fischer and Martha Grundwald, 51-18.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31

MAA.Is. u.
JOHNSEN-PETERSE so 1897 BY
the Rev. C J. Larsen, Martin johnson and Mary
Petersen, both OF san Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31
AsTROLoGY.

NOUR LIFE-THOUSANDS TESTIFY I RE-
/ v, a past and future; send 25c for character
sketch and diseases; birthplace; year, sex, month,
hour A. NJ. or p. if possible. PROF. BAIRD,
A1r3.o c, ,er, Dept. 2, San Jose, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31
LATEST SHIPPING INrELLIGENoE.

Arrived.
SATURDAY. January 30
Stmr National City. Andersen, % hours from
Eureka; LUMBER to A Hooper & Co.
domestic Ports.
SEATTLE-Arrived Jan 3O-Ship st Ncho!a',
hence Jan z.
FORT BRAGG-sailed Jan S0-stmr Noyo.
for "a Fra cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31

q Waterson, Cal
5 ] Bewley, Cal
w G. Hall, resno
w Newton. Los Angeles
a Wal ace, Cayucos
III a miIey, Cayucos
G Wa ace. Cayucos
L Loring, Cayucos
NJ Venoeret, Visalia
G McCane, Los Angeles
j Carlton. Rocklin
] Day d W, Cloverdale
] Stone, Bur inghan1s
w Ri hardsOn, Truckee
A 1ang,e-, Or
a I ! angler. Or
Miss A ! angler. Or
j G swan, Red Bluff
z p Hulburt. Red B1uh
w Z Stubbs Red Blun
5 Diamond, Modesto
G G Parsons Mass
Mrs J We ham, n Y
Mrs Loring. Ny
n L Long, Pa
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~ u W GU dlI, luduO
r A House. Mich
D Bowers, Pa
GRANT
+ A Boole. Red Bluff
G stephens, Ill
A G Col son, Des Moines
F n Delaney. Alameda
w Jenny Il W. 4 lameda
A NJ Rooh, Port Costa
II T Hatch. L iah
Mrs Harris 81 T, PittsfieiC
Miss Johnson, Mass
Miss Z Johnson, Mass
John A Rich, Tenn
J Wiekendeu. Is Ang
N w Smith, Nevada
G w Atkins, n y
E de la CruSta, santa B
w Elliott. Santa Monies
J Adams, ~anta Monica
w Ruhren, resno
J job son. Detroit
J a Pred Wis Auburn
r A Perkins. Ark
T Coffin d w, Carson
J Roberts, Sacramento
= & Gillis. Stanford
c Lindsay, santa Cruz
PALAC.
J SummervilIe, Or
Miss Gibson, Stanford
G W Gibson, Stanford
K i Rogers, y Y
H B Keaniscn, n Y
J A San born, "a klnud
L F Owcheron, N Y
] c Howari. MINI
T Morony. New Orlean
+ K Mi Ter & WI, La
a ID Levy, n Y
] J nolan. CoulterviIle
+ L Rogers y Y
G 2 Piunkett, U S N
B Bush, Roslyn
RALDW
B NJ Birdsall, Oak and
L + Pixley, Oakland
J Khbt, Ohio
] smith & W, n Y
Drk Thompso ,Spokan
r 2 Vassar, " Y
+ f" Gould, Chicago
Miss A Long, Pof Island
l. Harris & w. Sacto
F G Clayton, Mich
II Y Johnson&w, Chical
+ G Brown. " ailejo
NEW IVES
p Lamont, Mich
A A Gibson. Suisun
A Hold sheath. Grantvl
G G Dicker. Granville
+ G Dearborn, Elves
q Bennett, Elves
J. Ii ckman, Elves
| w A Marko, Paris
r A Baker, syracuse
| f Martin. Antioch
e. Douglass &w, Tacom
] j simpson, Watsonvi
Liz X
Fl a Stanfield, New CT
has NJ Mannon, y anfo
l. ID Smi,h, Oakland
Mrs Val!ensen, Arno
w ] Hus ey,M lIamilt
G Nj Henderson & W. y
Miss NJ Wilder, san Jot
w p Fammath, n Yo
] Z Wilson Sonora
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31

+ NuckerS & W, scott '
F Brighton, Mass
] + II n, Ill
II w Rutherford, Ill
A Jone>, Va icy Ford
l. Kenneth, Fresno
a Vandern IRE Sno
D T Vaughn, Fresno
w H Peeler, Orange
T Toman, Crane
H Lomme, Pennington
w II hoon, n Y
G Engelke, Riverside
e HUtchison, Riverside
G Thompson, lOmales
J w Kent, New
w Jones. Alameda
H Smith, IiedGing
II J. Lorigan d W, EeV
l. NJ WahrmGn. Nev
f \ Smith. san Mateo
DG McCiair, Idaho
r A House. Mich
n pnurarC Da
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOUSE.

RUSS HOUSE.
Cum mings, Los Angels g Waterson, Cal
P O'Ma ey Los Angels J Bewley, Ca
E Nuckers & W, Scott V w G Hall, resno
I'll Mass w og 4
The Newtown bee., 1897-01-29
The Travellers Guide.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN kNDIHsR RTFoRr
 RAILROAD.
BERKSHIRE DIVISION.

NEW HAvEN-Nor.h. s-35 6. m-. 400 p. m. South. 10 a5 a, m., 7.45 p. m.
 SHELTOS-North. l0- B. m., f .24 D. m. South. 1928 a: m.. 7ls p; m.
 STEVENSON-North, l0l6 a. m- 4Ss D. m. South, l0.l6 a. m-, O5 pm.
 MONROE-Sorth tl0.34 a. m- t4.H p. m. south, +l0.lo a. m., t7.00 p. m.
 6.55 p; Sunday, s.lo 8. m. South. lo.O5 8. m 6-55 D. m. NEW wTOwN-North. 7.44. lO,43 g. m-, 1920, 455 503 m. Sunday, SIS 2. m south. 659, s47, S57. Il -27 a. m-.4-27 6-l5, 6.4s p. m. HAW LEiviIt vi ItENNorth. 7-s2. 1O-ss a. m- l2.4O, 5O4, I'll p. m Sunday, s.27 a. m. South. 6-5l, s.S9, 94s, ll.l9 8. m., 419 500 e-S9 pm. Sunday, 5-57 p. m.
 BROOKFIELD JUNCTION-North. sos, l1-O7 am. South. 642, s-so, $40, LILO a. u-. s-SO. 4.lO 6-30 p. m. sunday 5.4S p. m. BROOKFIELD-North,s SOS, u.lS a. m-, 1-so, 5-S3. 7.25 p. m- sunday, s-4l South, s.ST.s-se, T G2 8: m, 5ll, 6;2s ?, m- Sunday, 5-SI p: m LaSEsVtLhE 1d and STILL a;b RiEER-sSTtn' sb SIS 5.0s, 6.l2 p. m. Sunday, north, fs-47 S. m-. NEW MILFoRD-North, s.2a, n.ss a. m., 2ns, 5-3S. 5.4S, TAO p. m- Sunday .s-56 a. m- South. 6.25, sos. s.2s, lo.4s 8. m S-52. 445o, 6os p. MERwiNsvILLE-North s-S5, 1l-ss a. m., e-Ss. 6.07 D. m. Sundays .G9 am. South, l0S5 am, 4.26, 5.4T p. m. Sunday, 457 p. m. KEN1-North, S-49 II .4S g. m-, S-27, SEQ p. m- Sunday, ,9.4 a. m. South, 1928 a. m-, 3.27, 400, 5-35 D. m. Sunday ,4-S7 D. m.
 CORNWALL BRIDGE-NoTth, sos a. m. ls.n2, 4A2,6- p. ID. Sunday. s-Ss a. m. South, Io.1 6. m., 3-l5, 3.4S, 5.23 p. m- Sunday, 4.l4 p. m- VEST CORSWALL-North, 9l4 a. m-, l2- I2, 4.42, 6.45 D. m. Sunday .9.47 G. m. South. lo.0s a. m.. 307, S.26. 5.l5 D. m. sunday.4-0l p. m.
The Newtown bee., 1897-01-29
THE CENTER AND VICINITY.

THE CENTER AND VICINITY.
 Miss Fannie Downs of Georgetown recently visited Miss Hattie Perry.
 MT and Mrs John Fitch of Weston were entertained, Sunday, at J. L. Perry's.
 Rev MT Aver has arranged Christian Endeavor exercises for Sunday morning February z, and in the evening. The subject will be "Connecticut's young men,"
 John Wheeler has very sick horse.
 s. B. Turney, wife and children, are all sick with hard colds.
 Rev k. P Aver was entertained over Sunday at J. l.. Perry's. Next Sunday he is to be entertained at Charles Silli- mans.
 Mir and Mrs John Fitch were Sunday guests at Mrs J. L. Perry's
 Friday, January 15, son was born to MT and Mrs H. E. Logan.
 MT Bailey of Bridgeport and men have commenced to cut timber recently pur- ceased of David Osborn.
 An effort is being made to start a Grange in town. This is a move in a good cause, as it will be a bene fit to all members, and incite fraternal feeling among us all. A number of names have been obtained of those who are to help the good cause along.
 Miss Elsie Ward returns, this week from a weeks visit with friends in New York.
 Another one of the shade trees on the Congregational church green has been having killed one of the large elms This should be replaced by young tree, or else the grounds will in time be without shade if the dead trees are not replaced.
 The scholars of Staples academy de- cended on one of their classmates, Mon. day evening, for a surprise party. This time Charles Osborn was the victim and he admits 1t was genuine surprise. All had a fine time.
 A family by name of Arnold of Bridgeport have moved into the old Jabez Banks place, near the Center.
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STEVENSON.
DEAT4 OF MRS ESTHER UPsoN.

DEATi OF MRS ESTHER UPSON.
 Mrs Esther Upson, who died at the res idence of her son-in-law, Charles I. Sher- wood, on the 20lh, was buried in River side cemetery on the 23i. Rev MT Fay number of friends and relatives followed the remains to it's last resting place. The deceased was 83 years of age and leaves three daughters, Mrs Charles T. Sher- wood, Mrs Edwin Sherman and Mrs Ed win Booth, besides number of gtand- children and great grandchildren.
 E. c. Hinman has resumed his studies at the Yale Art school.
 Mrs Erwin has been visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs Henry G. Loveland, for few days.
 Miss F. May Wheeler is visiting her aunt in Woodbury.
 Walter Aldrich, who has been getting up'' Samuel Stephens woodpile, has re turned home to South Dover, N. Y. The ssOld Mill Hall club' social com mittee is making arrangements for se- lect dance on the evening of the 18th inst. It is some time since the club has done anything in the way of entertainments and we hope that it may be successful.
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SHEPAUG RAILROAD.
Novam1aar 2n 1894

November 90, 1896. BETHEL-Leave S7 a.. ma 513 p. m, Sunday SIP a. Arrive 9-52 @. m., 4.4o, D. m Sunday s.I0 p. aAWLEYyILLE-Nort S5s a. m., 53s p. DO. Sunday, S.35 a. m. Leave for Bethel s-S7 a. m., 4.25 p. m. Sunday, 5-55 p. m. SHEPAUG-North, t9l4 &. m., r5.A p. m. Sunday, fs4S am. South, 1928 a.m.,f S-5l p. m. Sunday, 5.36 D. m. ROXBURY FALLS-North, 1881 a. m., t5-52 pm. Sunday. ts-57 am. South, 1915 a.n-, IS S9 p. m. Sunday, t5.26 p. m- ROXBURY-North, l0.l0 G. m., 600 D. m- Sun- day, s.10 a. m South. 9.o6 a. m., 3.a6 D. m. Sunday, 5.l5 p n. JUDD's BRIDGE-North, tl0.e0 a. m., t6.o6 D. m. Sunday, t917 a. m. South, 1900 @. m., t2.53 P. m. Sunday, t5.03 D. m. WASH1NGTON-North, HOO a.. m-, 617 D. m. Sunday, 9-37 al m. South, SAS m., 2-40 p. m. Sunday, 4-5l D. m. NEW WPRESTON-North, Il. 10 a. m-, 6-21 D. m- Sunday. 9.43 g. m- South, s-44 6. m-. z-ls pm Sunday, ABS D. m. ROMFORD-North. Il.25 a. m., 1880 pm sun- day, s-a 8. m- South. 1885 6. m, f2.oS p. m. Sunday, 4.26 p. m. MORRIS-Norfh, ll-s5, f6S5 p. m. Sun day. l0.02 a. m. South. 1880 a. m. Il S D. n. Sunday, AIS p. m. BANTAM-North. l2.0o.p.m. ..s.A p. m. Sunday. 1020 a. m. South. S.2 G. m-s 1S9 p. m. Sun day, x.07 a. na-
 t10.A a. m. Souths fs-2o a. m., il l-s3 p-m- Sun LIaCHFIEMLD-Arrivs q D la;lop; m- sla P; m. M. Sunday. $50 D. m-
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SoUrHBURY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
 Albert Barnes has filled his ice house from Charles Hines saw mill pond others are following his example.
 Charles Sherwood of Danbury called on friends in this place, last week.
 Cards are out for social hop in tit Town hall, Friday evening. All antici pate pleasant time.
 Mr and Mrs David Ambler entertained their friends on Saturday evening.
 Edward Ambler carried James Shorts tobacco to Bridgewater, one day last week.
 Mrs Burr Futile is slowly recovering from serious illness.