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FOB SALE-BICYCLES.

THE MARVEL OF CYCLE ROw-sI7. so JUST
received, a few ladies' and mems wheels; good
guaranteed; Hartford Vim tires, $50 extra.
Repairs In town. Others SIS $lO0. sil l4th
st. NV. mh3-tf
FOR SAIlE-Ay sS7 TINKHAM TRICYCLE. USED
but once. Apply at HOTEL CHAMBERI.IN, 18th
and SITS. mh3-3t'
THE SENSATION OF "wHEELDOM" Is OUR 81
Admiral bicycle for $50. Equal to any SIS wheel.
The more you know about wheels the better you
3 like h.-ILsrEe sprockets, ID. tubing. keyfess
cranks. choice Of four colors. Hartford Vim
. tires The ladies' model b particularly hand
some. having q very rigid frame. JACOBS BROS,
Agents f0r SteafM' yellow ysllsws. 122Y Pa. ave.
fe2O-3m
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COG 18th NV. Or. =. 30.G
COG 18th NV, Or. ...25. 90
l725 y ] av NV. Ir.22. 30
I13 Il ! av NV, Tor. 22. 30
lO09 11th st. Sr. .20.OO
Is Dingnan ct. Ar. $50
BROS. 1907 T st. NV,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALEAOOIIMBIA HEIGHTS-3-SToRl BAY
window brick: perfect home OF 10 rs: anil: two
door: numerous closets; rooms all large. nnc eel
1t OSCAR w WHITE. illt L 81.
FOR SALE : SPRUCE ST.. I.E pRoTr PARK.
ami frst-ciass built and finished marble ard
cabinet man'sls: fine gas fa frame stable to
1t OSCAR W WHITE. -Ili F ST.
For SAlE-srH ST. NEAR NV. :sToRi
and, and cellar e, brick; RS; ami: bargain and
Building lots in all sections Of the .ity.
1t OSCAR W. WHITE. INA + ct.
FOR SALE -HoI.MEAp MANOR BARGAIN 3
story and cellar 'ottase: trst lass and hand
somely finished; cabinet mantels: iins gas fixtures:
10 RS: ami: lot 5oxi5o; b'iongs 10 RESIDENT
and offering II much below cost.
1t OSCAR W. WHITE, ma L st.
For SALE T ST. NEAR 18TH NV. e-SToRY
brick; a perfect little home and in fr~t-,iass To-
cation: rs: ami: lot l7xloi 10 alley. $500.
1t OSCAR W. WHITE. ,lIi ST.
FOR SALE-N. II. AVE NEAR 1. w 3SToRY
and cellar brick: rs: ami. large lot to alley.
Dwellings in all sections of the ny: RI prices
1t OSCAR W. WHITE ina i st
FOR SALE ST NEAR elsr NV. SEVERAL
small houses. renting for S56 ,~r mo: : 10, :c3I.x
173 to alley: belongs to resident arsl must he
It OSCAR W. WHITE IIl4 ST
FOR SALE X ST. NEAR isT NE. s,Sr0RY AND
basement brick: 10 ami; In excellent c,rdi-
tion; lot eoxso to alley. Price. $1,000
Building lots in all secti MS of the city.
1t OSCAR W. WHITE. IIi4 F st
FOR SALE = A BROWN STONE AND PI,TsSS-
brick corner house. ~ II. front to n loft. paved
alley; must sell. cheap to aui X iuyer. H ex-
mh4s3t. -'' ~" ~ NV
FOR SAI.E-CORNER STORE AND DWEIITNG
ON 9th ST. s.w: cost 81. .sio: needs mor.y:
$3.50 ST., will buy it: L snap. c. BOYER \ soN.
IA ith 81. sw mhi-3t
FOR SALE
A FINE RESIDENcE
FURNISHED or TNFrRNISHED
Situated in the beautiful NV. sect ion.
Reeently occupied by Mr.. Justice r. ID. White.
LARGE s' porSIE sja'sT sHFsas RRk ."qst M,Ssrox
storirs attic and basement. containing over 20
rooms. ) tiled bath rooms; latest improved plumb
HiS porcelain lined tubs. numerous larg.
st1fIlsr ps r"ms and conservatory; aso picture
s,,ns sn,lisry; & l2s3 Lot 7oxlas. to wiac paved
alley; lirse stable and = carriage houses.
PRICE sto."co: OR Si5.1W.
Including furniture.
Terms acconnod Ting.
For permit TO inspect apply TO
J. V. \. HuiCK. 1905 Pa. ave. NV.
mh4-St opp. north entrance L. y. Treasury.
FOR SAi.E.IioUsES.
.,o, MM H. SAUNDERS CO. 1+o7 st.
100000 Elssant r.sid"nce. Mcpherson Square.
$6O,WO Ground and building Sl0oOpO: cost
" stable; no finer premises in Washing
$4,000 Elegant Massachusetts ave double house
~
$4,000 aagniticent @ premises. on 18th St near
S2o,Wo Fine house. with large grounds: ye-y
sl75OO Double front: is r,sms: i At near Far.
sl2, 800 Fine corner ,steam- heated, bouse. orig.
$4,000 Marble house: finely built: fasbiopal,Iv
located.
$l+.5D This house sacrifice at the price.
$1i,5O0. One Of those handsome and Is,r,ular a
~ ST. houses: y. H. ave-
Slo.5o New finely built. 10 rooms and cellar:
near Dupont Circle and half square
from Conn.
our large list Of all sizes and prices. specially
prepared for customers
wM. ii. SAUNDERS & CO.
Hhf--t l40I + St
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE+NICE CORNER LOT. FRONTING 80
It. on 18th and 40 It. on st. s.e.; water and
sewer. Save agents commissions by dealing with
OWNER, lS4S 9Th st. NV. mh4-3ts
FOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST SQUARE OF
ground in this city for 2story houses, which
would sell before they finished; 5 years.
credit. JOSEPH BROTHERS, $40 Louisiana
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
BICYCLES.

WANTED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO JOIN
club 10 purchase 100 bicycles club rates for
cash; standard wheels. guaranteed: references
ErNen-
Address CASH CLUB
teZ2-lm Star once,
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To INAUGURATION VISITORS WILL GIVE 4
map of Washington and II the comfy - Inli,-s
around. showing original lines nf the Dist -iTi,
Mt. Vernon. Arlington cemetery. BallSton. ir,-
posed memorial bridge AMI hartlrfi,.ds Of Ma
nassas. &c.. If they Will call send stamp slr
pStage JAMES r. CLEMENTS.
mhi-4t' l32l st NV. Washington. u e
THE LAST WEEK. UF THE INAI',I RATION
fDtis windows and haceEips AT bottom prices with
IL you have lot secured yours YET should
call snd We euarantc" the h'St and
cheapest windows and seats. SlEN ENS n 60,
l2S1 Pa. ave. upstairs. open evenings. f. -l"'
FuR HIRE-rRIyA Turnout FOR INAI'-
uratiun week. consisting of bruuglian. pair -
stylish horses and criarhnlan. ais" two very
handsome saddle lsorses. call for opM llMAN.
5ON llth 81 NV frsd-Iw
FOR RENT IN PRIVATE rEsSIDENCE. 3 BEAT-
tifully furnished aud private bath for In-
aucura ti.n week location central aud convenient
to cars Apply X. J. MARSHALL, Agent, .ss
l1ti. NV. fr3hbt
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED UNFIR CoMMUN NICATINti 2D-
story front rooms, with board. for gentleman and
wife aha. daughter years old for $40 Address
u. A NJ. StaF uffi.e. nh3 ~
WANTED leo FIR ROOMS To ACCoNMO-
date Inauguration visitors. Call at once, Room
Il. Lean anil Trust building. fe2I-tf
WANTED RGOHS-A DAILY DEMAND FOR
rooms, fiat and houses Let rent yours
WHEAT. SITTER X MEADE
Ia7-tf 1905 Pa. NV.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

FOR LEASE -.-..
CHAPEL POINT, the most beautiful and attrac-
tive location the Potomac, SIS miles from
Washington. containing the largest hotel in
southern Maryland, with to rooms furnished:
concert hall, bar room, bowling alley bath
house. steam -four mill, warehouse, steamboat
wharf; with exclusive privileges of q hrst>ciass
summer resort the only place the Potomac
having railroad and telegiaphic connections. with
two daily mails: daily communication by steamer:
the best paying and most popular resort on salt
water; splendid opportunity for business and
enterprise; no competition: applications to he
considered must contain satisfactory references
Apply to CHAS. c. LANCASTER, 1873 r at
NV Washington, D. G. feo7z6ts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT LARGE. LIGHT FRONT ROOMS ON
ground floor, and front room, 2d floor: o0I K ST.
NV: with g,fs. steam heat and janitor service:
Court House and District offices. Apply to.
WASH. TITLE ms. Co. 5O7 r St NV. mh4-eotf
FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS, IN BLISS BUILD
ING; facing the Capitol: furnished unfurnish.
ed: every modern convenience. 35 st. NV;
few doors below the Matby building. mh2-tf
FOR RENT FINEST STORE AND OFFICE ROOMS,
halls and 10 lge rooms in city; steam heat,
electric light elevator. &c. Terms moderate. Ap-
ply BUILDERS EXCHANGE. 7l3-72l 18th W.
de19-3m
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FOR RNTTHD PRETTY CONVENIENT RESI-
.rdence 507 st. rooms all MI; saloon perior.
dining room, Kitchen, all ON first floor; large
yard: rent, $50. OWNER, $40 9Th ct. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

600 y G av se. 11r&b. IS
1897 10th NV. 11r&b. AS
1898 Corcoran NV. ..... ~
900 L st NV, Sr- 80 30
112 VT ave. furnished
11+5 Linger's ct, .9.30
1916 Union 81, fir. .l0.O
709 9th nv, ,sto $500 year
Sta r'r 1871 Corcorai,.l 10
rHERFORD. 1907 r ct
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FOR RENr-632 I'd ST. Ne, ROOMS, BATH;
nicely papered: $23. 62S I'd St me-; rooms and
bath: near govt printing office s2l; Apply owner.
ja23-2m" ). ]. FARRELL cor I'd and q ne.
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FOR RENT
1407 G st NV. store.
So2 Comp av, 16r, mi. S125
1915 10th st NV. so
1919 18th. cor OreS av. loo
2220 Pa av, 12r&b. .S. 90
5l3 II st NV. no
153 l4th NV, 10r & b.5O
2301 q st. 12r & b. As
1918 18th NV, 10r&b. -. o.
fe6-24ts TYLER & RI
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UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1885 81 80 L st 1412 Pierce pl, Or. %. so
NV, Ior. .SsSJU III > ST NV, Or : Z-0U
600 14th NV. 14r. 900 90 1916 Sh st Or p so
2.3 Q fur, 13r. 125. 90 19242S sth NV, Or $50
1873 10Th fur} 13r. i25 90 1898 4h st Or .2O3S
lib Mass 19r. 10000 1123 10th st NV. 6r 20
&s, st NV. 10r.. $500 i0ll Sth st nw Sr. 100
I23 Sth st nw 13r 65. 81 SIG \ ii NY ,6c. 100
11s Sth st NV, 15r Is. 90 1918 10th at HwS % OO
500 9Th at NV 13r 90. 90 1921 Sth Sr .20O %
713 18th st NV 11r so 80 51519 Cap, Or. 1879
173S st nw 1Or. 80. 90 927 Fla nv, 6r. .1S 30
PIG Ind NV nw Or. 5000 1113 10th st NV Or. 500
1743 L st nw 13r. go 2S 4th st NV, Sr. .165 80
1919 Corcoran 11r. .45. 90 1903 L St 5r. 1850
2S2O r st nw Tor. .40.GS GOT st NV, 6r. .1o 40
901 21st st NV 11r 40 90 Dcfrecs NV, tr. IA 80
21O7 Pa av nw 12r. ~. 90 934I oath NV. 5r. IA 30
30 st NV 12r. 40. %! 1871 : st NV, 4r. 30
9O2 Mass av NV. 1000 2261 Clev'd nv, 6r 400
300S st nw Or. .35. SO 400 I'D st Ew, 6r .13 40
1410 9TH st NV, ltr % 50 517 y st NV. 5r. .13 30
zoos 14th nv. Tor. $500 2021 e st INV. Or. $50
Wesley Hts, 10r. 30. 90 l142 Sth st .13 90
46 rr Lowell st, 1l44 Sth st INV, ir. 800
Wesley Hts, Sr.. .00I l259Gl 81 21tl st
BY the year. 25.00 NV, 6r. 1880
1895 4th st INV, ~ 2iOn 1271 10Th 81 n.y. fr H. 80
Alb Fla nw Sr. %. 50 3483 II st NV. Or. 1250
30 Spruce NV, Sr. % 90 1I1O Bath st N.Y. Or. 12o0
The above is only portion of the property on
my books. For full list call at Office for bulletin
issued the 1st and 18th.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
mh4- th&s 911 Il st. nw.
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FOR RENT
1850 14th, 10r. mi S40.50
224 f NV. Tor. ami 81 80
l41O Corcoran, 7r. .mi.32.5 so
476 o NV, 11r. ami 32. 30
Gil c st Sc, 7r,ami q 30
643 Fla av nw.7r,amf. .
1887 NJ av NV. .6r&b2l so
20O4 Sd NV. IT. ....1S.0
fe27-s. tu&th ROBERT +
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FOR RENT
l455 Mass av.15r.$lD. 90
1SiS Wyomingav.1 .16rGS 90
924 Mass av NV. Or. so. 90
200 N Y av NV. Tor 40. 90
Z24 18th sw. lar. .35- 90
3019 Cambridge. Or. 2S. 90
fe24-tf GASCH
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Norton.

July 13.-G. n. Dale and Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons of Island Pond spent Monday
in town.
Mr.. E. Akhurst of Coaticook, p. O.,
and Mr.. Bell of Lunenburg spent Sunday
with friends here, also Mr.. Ed. Drew of
Berlin n. II.
Mrs, J. Henry of Dudswell Junction is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter Drew
The teachers of No. 8 and school fin
ished very successful term last Friday.
Mrs. John Moran. an old resident of
Norton, is preparing to leave here for
Montreal where she intends living with
her son Richard, who is a G. T. X. con-
ductor, running West from Montreal.
Mr.. D. Calvin, who has been living at
Lake for 80 years, received an appoint
ment as road master between Richmond
and Point Levi last week. He and his
family will reside at Richmond. Much
pleasure is felt by our citizens in Dennis
good luck, but our JOY is tempered with
sadness in losing such good old friends.
May good luck attend them in their new
home.
A very pleasant evening was spent
at S. Baldwin's last Wednesday, where
friends were invited to meet Mr.. Bald
WINS n.cces from New Jersey.
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Granny.

July 13.-The lightning flew around
pretty lively during the severe shower Of
Monday night of last week. Many trees
were struck in various places; a barn
belonging to NJ. A. Wilson was set on
fire. and a barn belonging to George W.
Shores was badly damaged. Deacon
Joseph /. Wells had one OF his fine white
horses killed. Many dollars OF damage
to the highway was done by the storm.
Perhaps as dastardly and utterly mean
act as was ever perpetrated in our town
was committed some over week ago.
The breaking in and entering of a quiet
house near midnight, disturbing the rest
of laboring men, going through the
mockery OF a sham arrest. reading of
worthless papers by sworn officer of
the civil law, constitutes an outrage up
on society and a breaking OF the peace,
that violates all the inalienable rights of
law and society. That the shameful
affair should be headed by a church Off
cial would seem to be beyond belief.
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Episcopal.
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS.
Bloomfield.

July 13.-Canning French has moved
his family across the river into the house
owned by Mr.. Brasses.
Russell Lunt of Gorham is visiting his
young friends in town.
Edwin Taylor returned to his work in
Boston last Wednesday morning after
two weeks vacation. His cousins, the
Misses Hunt, will remain for the sum-
mer, Miss Annie being in very poor health.
Last Sunday night Mrs. Brigham Lur-
vey was driving two young ladies to the
village and one of the little girls with her
caught hold of the reins, thereby turn
ing the horse round causing the carriage
to tip over and throw the occupants
out. All escaped injury except Mrs. Lur-
vey.
George Norris and wife were tie guests
of Mrs. S. A. Shoff last Saturday night
and Sunday.
Harry Fall, after spending few days
in town, started for Somersworth, Mass,
Monday morning.
Harland Davis has sold his farm TO
Mr.. Brasses, and will move his family to
East Columbia, where he will 20 into
farming business again.
The Taylor Brothers gave a progress
i've domino party last Monday evening
at which a very pleasant time was had.
Mrs. G. J. Shoff went to St. Johnsbury
Monday morning to spend few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. E. Mills.
The shower last Tuesday afternoon
and evening did considerable damage to
the roads, badly Outlying them in several
places, and taking out the bridge near
Il. A. Bowker's.
Schools closed last week in districts 2
and 8, taught by Misses Abbie Mathews
and Mary Williams.
Miss Caroline Shoff returned from St
Johnsbury Wednesday night.
Richard Leveredge and wife are rejoic
ing in the birth of a daughter.
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An Interesting Lecture.

An Interesting Lecture. Col. Man
sur introduced Maj. c. A. Woodruff to
a nice audience last week Wednesday
evening, at the opera house, and they
had the pleasure of listening to one OF
the most interesting lectures delivered
here in long time. The interest in it
was heightened by the pride which our
people have in the man, and in the bril-
liant achievements ofOne who was raised,
or rather who raised himself in Vermont,
and in this section of Vermont. We
would gladly If we could give the prin-
cipal points in this romantic narrative
lecture, but space will not permit 1t was
a history, or description of one of Gen.
Gibbons famous campaigns against the
Nez Perces Indians in Montana. He de-
tailed the methods of the approach to an
Indian encampment by a military force,
and brought the scenes as wildly before
the audience as would descriptive mas
ter writer, because he reproduced them
naturally and truthfully. His descrip-
ton of the Indian encampment just be-
fore the attack upon it, with its baying
dogs, cries of infant papooses, grooming
of mothers, stealthy preparation of the
warriors, etc, was told i'll such real and
tender terms as to make one shudder at
the thought of an attack and indiscrimi-
nate slaughter of both sexes, flor he said
that both sexes Joined in the defence)
and of the savage melee in which the en-
gagement eliminated. He gave his au-
dience good idea of Indian characteris-
tics, of the nature of the red man, the
methods OF savage warfare. and the
means and necessities which the rules OF
war required to be adopted in order to
prevail against them. He wildly por-
traved the individual situation and SEN
timents of the forces, each man knowing
that defeat was annihilation and the
slaughter Of every man by the savages
who should be overcome. He said that
individual determination and desperation
was so intense in the mind that men
were forewarned and forearmed so that
ifcaptured they could avoid the savage
tortures sure to follow such capture. No
sketch can do justice to the lecture. Maj.
Woodruff, while an offhand, vigorous,
and ready speaker, would not naturally
be expected to have the polish of the
schools, he yet surprises his old friends
with the style of his speaking. While he
is forcelul, he is modest, unassuming and
speaks with accuracy and appropriate
ness that even scholar finds little OPP,
portunity to criticise his performance.
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LunenDurg.

July 13.-The Fourth" passed off all
right, with a grand celebration, which
lasted all day and good way into the
night. Quite a number came from out of
town, and seemed to enjoy all they saw.
The horribles were very good; James
Silsby took first prize for the best take
off and James Dodge and Wallace Phelps
second. The Merry Maids looked very
pretty in their stylish turnout, driven by
Harry {. Moulton. Altogether we count
the day success.
Dr. Scott and family left for their new
home in Groveton Monday of this week.
The thanks and something better are
due Mr.. E. W. Wright Tor so nicely clean
ing up around the band stand after the
celebration.
We wonderifthe park association have
noticed how fast the trees are dying'
Cannot something be done?
The hardest thunder storm known here
for many years occurred last week Mon
day night, lasting until Tuesday morn
ing. Lightning struck barn belonging
to Harry Day, Sherman Balch's house
and several telephone poles. The roads,
too, are badly washed.
Mrs. Fred Turner entertained the
Ladies Aid Society last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Eden Pierce and children of Ber-
lin are visiting her mother, Mrs. Miranda
Cheney, and will remain several days.
The W. X. {. gave Mrs. DR.. Scott a
surprise party last Friday evening. Be-
fore leaving they presented her with a
very pretty card receiver.
Mrs, Lorana Silsby and nieces returned
Tuesday from a two weeks visit at Old
! Orchard
Rev. Mr.. Munroe preached in the Cong
regational Church last Sunday evening.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-16

During the cold weather in the early
portion of the season a complaining
spirit was continually murmuring and
uttering maledictions on providence and
nature for the evils and diScomforts &C.
casioned by the cold spell. But when
the change came, as soon as discomfort
ed ones felt the least inconvenience from
the heat they stood amid the most lux
uriaut growth of vegetation they had
witnessed for many year and redoubled
their complaints 1t reminded one that
during a former earthquake that shook
the state colored person was praying
in a Southwest Georgia revival meeting.
He said:
ooh, Lawd, come down and shake
desc sinners up! Lawd, ketch holt er
dem and shake 'em 'twell dey hollers!'
lust then the earth trembled, the build
ing rocked and the kerosene lamp tipped
over and was shattered on the floor.
The parson lifted his eyes to the reeling
roof and continued
"Dar, Lawd, dat'l do now. Dis here
buidin's mighty shacklin'!"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-16

Mail route No. 3247, Island Pond, by
East Charleston to West Charleston,
1850 miles and back daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, has been sublet to 6. d. Herrin
from July l, 1897 to June 80, 1901. Mr..
Herrin has been the stage driver on this
route for a number of years past. Route
1916, Island Pond by Morgan Centre,
Morgan and Holland to Derby Line 10. 10
miles and back daily, Sundays excepted
has been taken by w. NJ. Farr, who sue
cceds Albcrtus Cole. Mr.. Farr COM
menced his duties last Wednesday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Thurston will evil
IDENTIFY not have an over enjoyable vaca-
ton. A day or two after their arrival
at Portland his brother, Lewis l.. Thurs
ton, died, and on the day ofthe latter S flu
neral Mrs. Thurston fell down stairs
severely cutting her head. She was
alone i'll the house at the time, but man
aged to open the door and then get to
the lounge. Her husband was awaiting
her, at a place agreed on by them, to at
tend the funeral of his brother, and be-
coming alarmed at her absence returned
to the house and found her in the condi-
ton mentioned, and suffering consider
ably. We are glad to add that Mrs
Thurston is improving, and that no seri-
Gus results are likely to follow her mis-
han
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-16

Congregational.
At the Congregational Church next
Sunday morning at II, the pastor will
preach upon the subject, Songs in the
Night" At Z O'Clock will be held the
first of the union services, which will be
continued during the warm weather.
Rev. A. E. Atwater OF the NJ. Z. Church
will preach. All are most cordially in
vited to attend these services.
c. o. GRIEsHABER, Pastor.
Episcopal.
Sunday School at 10 O'Clock as usual.
No other services.
Methodist Episcopal.
At IL n, M. Sunday, Sermon. Subject
Wrestling with the Supernatural"
1915 p. m. Bible School.
No evening service on account of the
union service in the Congl Church.
80 pm. Tuesday, devotional meeting
of Epworth League.
100 p. m. Thursday, Class Meeting.
To these services all are welcome.
REV. a Z. ATwATER, Pastor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-16

Today, Thursday, is st. Swithins
Day. st. Swithin was Bishop OF Win
chester, tutor to King Alfred and cam
onized by the Roman Catholic Church.
He is said to have wrought many mira
Giles, the most celebrated being rain of
forty days continuance, by which he
testified his displeasure at an attempt
to bury him in the chancel of the min
ster, instead of the open churchyard as he
had directed. Hence the popular super
stitou, that if it rains on ST. Swithin's
Day, it will rain for forty days thereafter
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-16

, Ellison .Kimpton is here on his annual
by friend from Boston, and the two
with some of Elison's old friends and as
sociates of bygone days started Mon
day hoping to enjoy a season of camping
out, but the continued wet weather in a
measure prevented this and they came
back to the village Tuesday night bear
ing with them two good sized baskets of
handsome speckled beauties.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-16

We have received numbers l and of
the Berlin Review, a live little local paper,
published at Berlin, n. H., by former
Island Pond hoy, E. J. Barney. The Re-
view presents very neat appearance, ty-
geographically and mechanically, (as does
everything that comes from the Barney
Press is locally newsy, and starts out
with generous advertising patronage.
We sincerely hope Elmer's tondest eXpec-
tatons regarding his new enterprise may
be realized, fully.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-16

Miss Annie Stott is home for the sum-
mer vacation. Miss Stott graduated
from the Normal school at Randolph last
December, and at once began teaching at
Pittslord Mills, on trial, recommended
there by Professor Conant. So well did
she succeed that after teaching there the
full school year, % weeks, she has been
re-engaged for the coming year at an in
creased salary. large circle of friends
here rejoice in her success, achieved only
by patience and perseverance, and as
the past is secure they have no fears for
the future.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-07-16

During the remainder of July and
through the month of August the Com
gregational and Methodist societies will
unite their evening services. The first
union meeting will be held in the Con-
gregational church next Sunday evening
at Z o'clock, conducted by the pastor OF
the Methodist church. The following
Sunday night the union service will be
held in the Methodist church, thus alter
Mating.