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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-23
Wednesday Morning.

24S4 yards of Ruby Prints,
the best standard cloth, fast
colors and neat patterns, at 3ac
u yard.
2l37 yards standard Sc. I'm.
bleached Muslin, 3 feet wide, at
-4ac a yard.
A surprise in Apron Cling
hams ON Wednesday morning.
100more of our l9c Blankets;
nearly all gone; can't get them
anywhere else, and you had bet
ter secure as many as you want
while they last.
We have Blankets that it
will pay you to buy now-all at
reduced prices-wool will not
be SO low for long time.
Roller Curtains at 25c. No
better. We do not like to say,
nor as good--see them,
MUSLINS--
A Hill Muslin at 6 cents a
yard.
A Lansdale Muslin at 81
cents a yard.
A Fruit of Loom Muslin at
81 cents a yard.
9.4 Bleached Utica Muslin at
II cents yard.
1914 Bleached Uti q Muslin
at 10 cents q yard.
This is the house that made
the price on muslins. We think
we have any brand you want.Do
not lei any one have higher
prices because they say their
goods are better. 1t is very Oft
en- done. We do not do it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-23
HANsCoM'S
SPECIAL. PRICES FOR ONE WEEK
March 23rd to Goth:

NlnICll zoTu W oJUll.
CORN
Pride Of the Valley Sugar Corn, only
DC. n can
MUSTARD
AaEta Butter Dish OF German Nus.
tarh, 70. oGCh,
WASHBOARDS
Ouc own brand, only 10 cents.
EGGS
Strictly fresh Delaware Eggs, II
cents per dozen.
POTATO CHIPS
Bosa quality Saratoga Chips, 20
cents pound.
BISCUIT
MaCaroon JumblCs, II cents pound.
Entirely new.
CANDY
CoCoanut Nougatines, 10 cents pound.
= Money refunded on any goods returned
not perfectly satisfactory.
HANSCOM'S,
Seventh and Market SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-23

Fresh Delaware shad, the finest in the
market. at David A, McCluro's, corner
Fifth and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-23

We are special agents for Victor tires.
Sizes l9s inch, Ia inch and IL inch have
your dealcr supply them, they cost no
more than cheap tire and arc guaranteed
OHIO year, only tire made guaranteed more
Ehan SIX months. Clifford GreGnmun,
b. W. Cor eth and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-23

Victor tires ore rcd, we can flt theni 10
any style rim, Clifford Gresnnan s. w.
Cor. 7th bpd King streets. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-23
Crosby
& Hill,
Cos. COZ and 500 Market Street.

QUO, 0uf anu 0u5 MdIk6t SU06t.
We do not want you to think
that you can only get bargains
in this store on Wednesdays
and Saturdays. You can get
good bargains every day If the
week. We merely want to let
the parties who come to the
city only on the days mention,
ed know what we have in store
for them and our city custo-
mers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-23

o'lf popular vi. oO, ",
$3.50, 50 and 81 grades.
New spring blocks in Silk
Hats at s., So and $G.Chil.
dren's and little boys
Hats, Tams, Turbans and
Caps male by best maker
iii the country, exclusive
styles for this market. BIZ
cylce, golf, outing and all
styles in Cloth and Chew
lot Caps, 25c to $3.50.
Soft Hats, Fedoras. Pock.
ct Shapes a ID CrVshers.
All the new styles and
good qualities at moderate
prices.
Closed evenings except
Saturdays at 6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-23
Crosby !
6 Hills

N e W shapes,
New colorings
new trimmings,
hatter set brilns
and L O u n d
crowns. All the
new and lead
ing shapes in
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
Belgrade News.

Miss Ida Bjorge is at present stay
ing at home, she is to leave for Glen
wood the last part iof this month to
take charge of her old place as clerk.
John Quistberg sold a carload of
stock to man from Paynesville last
Tuesday.
Miss Karrie Kolb, of Melrose, we're
visiting with her sister Miss Annie
Kolb and Mrs. Borgerding of this
place last week. !
Martin Halvorson, and family, re-
turned from Glenwood last Monday,
where Martin have been buyingswheat
this winter. +
Ole Rasmussen Of Sunburgh were
seen in town Sunday.
Lindquist & Linderholm shipped
two carloads of stock to Minneapolis
last Tuesday. / ,
Mrs. B. N. Anderson, and daughter,
of Brooten, were friends here We'd
nesday and Thursday. ~~
Mrs. E. Iverson, of North Fork.
were visiting with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Iverson
last week.
Andrew Olson, OF Colfax, will now
be found behind the counter at L. A.
Larson's place. f..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09

A NEW BOOK, "KNITTING AND
CROCHETING," of 81 pages, over SO
original designs illustrated, beautiful
lace patterns, shawls, hoods, jackets,
etc.; has been published by The Home,
al Milk St., Boston, Mass, and will
be sent with a subscription to that
paper. The Home is a 2O-page monthly
filled with original stories, literary
and domestic topics and fashions. It's
Departmental of Fancy Work is special
feature, new and original designs each
issue. The price of subscription is SO
cents per year and will include one OF
these books. AS a special inducement
to trial subscribers, copy of this
book will be given with 6 months
subscription. The price of book is 25
cents, but month subscription and
the book combined will be sent for
only Is cents. Their annual premium
list for 1897 will be sent free on appli-
catlon. 80. '.>.>., d. =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
4 BARGAIN. FOR SALE!
MARROW HOUSE.

Desiring to remove to Alabama
this coming spring, I wish to dis
pose of the hotel property known
as the NARROW House, and there
fore will sell the same at a bar
gain and on easy terms to the
right party. This property in
.cludes the MarloW House build
ing and furniture, the building
next oor, occupied by Rodlun
Bros; three lots, including ore
,cornerl lot, and two barns. The
property is centrally located, be-
ing nearly opposite the Great
Northern depot, and enjoys, be-
sides q good transient trade, a
lucrative patr onage from farm
.ers from the surroun ing coun-
2trJ The property will be sold
whole Or in part, to suit the pur
chas and is a splendid oppor-
5tunity for q man who is a hustler.
For further partic culars call on or
add
@. BEG &, Prop.
iillmar Minn.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
Svea News.

( P. Erickson, of Lake Lillian visited
friends and relatives in Svea last
week. ,5:z..s.ssss Z. 81. - -.
The Svea Cooperative Creamery
Co., started to rum their creamery last
Friday. ..'.~ = :
The district school in No. 68 is very
well attended at present Ell e: ..,..
Svea choir met last Tuesday to prac-
tice for an entertainment to be given
in the near futuresby school Dist. No.
68. .z:s IL .s &.
Rev J. 9. Lundberg went to Mime
apolis last Monday to attend confer
ence meeting at that place, ss..
S Mrs. a. N. Nelson is reported to be
on the sicklist. "A. FAC :.::5
Mrs. Sam Nelson burned her hands
severity last Thursday in trying to
quench 9 chimney fire.
2. a. Freeberg and son are hauling
wood noM-a-d days.
There is Iull in business with
Albert Fredholm our enterpr rising
blacksmith Es.5
The library il Dist. o. 68 is TO
have some new oolks added 10 it.
The Modern school Society met
last Friday and gram Of dialog-
lues, declamations, speeches and songs
was rendered, 5nhe f,icers Of the
socisty are 81 ter Rehn, president;
/ 1l E,rick ckson,s vice pres; Hanna
berg, sec nd NW alter skog-
llund, treas ram Tor next
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
.Wl111nar Markets.

Edna Norstrom, Clara Lindblad
and Lousia Moline, a song; Select
Reading, Alfred Faulk: dialogue, Hattie
]Parson, Selma Trulson and E. Faulk;
A story, by Emil Hegstrom; Song,
with autoharp accomp't, Helma Freed;
Dialogue, Mennie Williamson. Hilda
Lundeen and Emil Hegstrom; Speech.
Freeda Linman; Violin Solo, Hilda
Lundeen. -.
svea Young. Peoples Society met
last Friday night. Sam Nelson read
two chapters of "Old Schoolmates. -
There will be a discussins next time,
besides music, singing, etc.
Mrs. Maria Carlson, mother of Aug.
and Bengt Carlson. was buried last
Sunday week ago. She was little
over 80 years old.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Auditors Office,
February 2, 1897.


= February 2, 1897.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. ' - ",s - 81 =
All members present.
The petition of Peter Gelskey and
others for the formation of a new
school district in town of New London
was taken up for hearing. Parties for
and against the granting of said petit
tion present were given a hearing.
Proof of publication, service and post
ing of notices of hearing was fled ac-
cording to law. After due considera-
tion the petition was on nmotion tabled.
Petition of Corelius Hendrickson to
be set off from School District No. 81
to School District No. 36 came up for
final hearing. Proof having been Fl fed
that notice of hearing had been posted
and served according to law, the petit
ton was on motion granted, and order
issued accordingly.
Recess till O'Clock a. m., Feb. 3,
1897.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09

The board met at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Present:-Flygare, Haines, Quist
and SmithsOn.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That the Chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners of
Kandiyohi County, be and he hereby
is authorized. and fully empowered to
make, execute, and deliver, for and on
behalf of said County, leases upon the
state capital lands within the county
to all persons who shall have leased
the same and to whom no leases have
been executed as we'll as to those who
shall hereafter lease any Of said Capt.
tol lands, also to: fix the rental price
of said lands. u: =: = ! II Z
- Resolved further, That the County
Auditor of Kandiyohi County, Minne-
sofa, be and he hereby is authorized
and required to enforce the rents
which are past due, now due, or that
may become due, and any of said
lands upon which payments have not
been made. shall be advertised and
sold according to the directions of
the County Commissioners of said
County, and that the Auditor be and
he hereby is authorized to conduct
such sales and to designate the place
where such sale is to be held.
Dated the 3rd of February A. D.,
1897. A. FLYGARE,
G.. c. HAINEs.
CHAs. P. QU1sT.
Attest A. J. SM1THsoN.
LEWIS JOHNSON, Board of Co.
County Auditor. Commissioners of
Kandiyohi Co., Minnesota.
The following resolution was on mo-
tion adopted:
Resolved, That when new contracts
are made for rental of state capitol
lands hereafter, onehalf of such year.
ly rental shall be paid when contract
is made, and the rentals shall be paid
semi-annually on the 10Th day of
March and the 10Th day OF September
each year thereafter. Any default of
payment of rentals due on either date,
shall be advertised and sold within
twenty days after the payments be-
come due.
Recess till $50 o'clock a. m. Feb.
9TH, 1897. * g. :.. -. - .: ...-s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
j Johnson & Lawson, lob print

Il > l.. p K
5ohnson & Lawson, job print : 3.,ss 4.
ing 10. y. : -. :. &7z5O
G. W. Odell, boarding prison ..... - :.
ers. ..... ........ IS VI
G. W. Odell, sherdff's fees. -. 20 SIS
G. W. Odell, jailor's fees. so SO
H. J. Ramsett, Clerk Of Court
fees: ::..:::;: -: 9 IS
A. Flygare, services on Board =: I'LL.
OF: Audit. ..:.., .:..:......: 6 90
L. johnson, do. :: ..;.... 600
Il. J. Ramsett, do. ...... s 90
The following bills were dissallowed:
Joseph Shuttle. -: IS sos
John N. Nystad. .:............ l Is
Ole Durham. 90. ............. 8 rs
A. S. Magnuson. .......... 21 90
Chas. a: Birch. ............. "a 90
Bernhard Hawkinson. ........ 364
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
FEB. 4TH, 1897.

The Board met at $50 O'Clock a. m.
Present. Flygare, Haines, Quist
and SmithsOn. .= l. -. - .... ..
The following bills. we're on motion
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09

The Willmar Restaurant has made
some improvements and can now
accommodate large parties. Private
rooms for ladies and families. Fresh
ysters always on hand. Special
rates for oyster supper parties. Open
all hours. E. T. SANDBO, Prop.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
West Lake Items.

Farmers are out on the roads again
after having been snow bound for two
weeks.
Service in the East Norway Lake
church last Thursday.
Gina Kambestad who have been in
SKerkhoven:. isiting is home again.
Mrs. Westd ahl, of Kerkhoven, is
visiting at G. Kambestad. :
Miss Olson, from Rice Co., who
have been visiting at H. Soils re-
turned last Friday, Enna Soil accomp-
anied her.
Miss Ragnild Tronnes was very
pleasantly surprised last Thursday
evening.
Gurnerios Alvig, of Dovre, is
around peddling medicine.
John Stai who lives fourteen miles
southwest from Benson is around
calling on old friends.
Our postmaster was around with a
petition last week, getting signers for
the non-removal of the West Lake
+. o., as versus petition to re-
move it to the West Lake creamery.
Our postmaster have got the majority
OF the mail Dist. SO the post Office will
not be removed.
The rattle which was to come of the
ass asst the
sufficient number Of tickets were not
sold. They danced till about one
in the morning.
A social hop was enjoyed at Andrew
JOhnsOn's last week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09

Jacobson & Miller have money to
loan at lowest possible rates of inter-
est. No commissions or bonuses
Charged and papers made payable son
or before" if desired.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09

Things thatkill - Constipation, Sick
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. Rocky
Mountain Tea cures. Never fails. All
Druggists.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09

On motion A. F]ygare and G.. c.
Haines were appointed a committee to
have all necessary. repairing and pain
ting done in and about the courthouse
and Jail. ~
On motion the following resolution
was adopted: s;
Whereas, There is liable to be re-
quired an outlay Of money before the
next meeting of the Board, for the pur-
pose OF paying part of the Foot Lake
Bridge as per contract, and known as
Bonded Road No, =, and there being
no available funds for that purpose
particularly designated, and there be-
ing available funds in the County
Road and Bridge Fund, available for
that purpose and not liable to call, -
Therefore, Be itE resolved by the
Board of County commissioners of
Kandiyohi county, Il Minnesota, that
the sum of six hundred and fifty dol
lars be, and the; same is hereby.
loaned from and !zout of said Road
and Bridge Fund for the purpose of
making the said payment. said money
to be returned to said fund, with in
terest, SO soon as bonds shall have
been issued and sold, and proceeds of
sale thereof received.
Dated February 4, A. D., 1897.
-" A. FLYGARE,
~ G. G. HAINES,
). CHAS. P. QUIST,
A: j. SMITHSON,
County Commissioners Kandiyohi
County, Minnesota.
LEWIS JOHNSON, 1
= County Auditor.
On motion the board adjourned.
r: .'., .z A sFLYGARE,
Attest: Chairman Co, Com,
LEWIS Johnson II ..sy
County Auditor and ex-ofdcio
Clerk Of the Board.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09


and Smithson. ... +. = -, - 80. .-..
The following bills. we're on motion
allowed: .:ss....>>.-,--. -" ~ VI
Freese & Freese, for livery for ss...=*s=
Commissioners and survey = s<&s
ing party on state ditch. IS 3 90
Little Lumber Co., lumbers for =: -. + +
State Ditch. 6 Is
O. N. Ekdahl, witness fees JUS ( .:::%
tice: court. ....=........... liz
Swan Ekdahl, do. 5. =. :5 81: s72
Anton Jacobson, do. - -. =. g 88
Iver Aspaas, do. -. .:..:....: 81 90
"A. E, Anderson, Interpreter ,ss:=..;
justice court !. ~. - 90
81. J. Ramsett, justice fees IA O5
Elfstrum & Co., stationery for Z 81.
county officers, !. ). Il. s. s. IL 20
Roise 8 Qvale, supplies for 81.
jail and prisoners i. % 40
Brown, Treacy 8 Co, blanks l2 90
Pioneer Press Co, stationery 20 81
Geo. ID. Barnard & Co. blanks
and stationery J. ]. y. S. !. ]. !. As sO5
Village Of Willmar. water rent IS
]. Q. Malmberg, constable fee s As
|5Wigdahl s. Nelson, wood for <=5.
jail and courtho ouse B. 1. Z. l8 rs
Ohsberg, Peterson s. Co, Z b ard
ware and repairs Tor county % 80
HI Ramsett, Clerk OF Court
fees ZIG 90
Joseph Shuttle, nstable tees q
b Frost, coroner's fees ]. ]. s85
F.#N ordln, money ad vanced
for Obtaining evidence CO
James Sanderson =, recording
oficers' bonds ia
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
FEB. 3. 1897

T Ed. D 1OSJ
The board met at 9 O'Clock a. m.
All members present. -
The bonds of the Bank of Willmar
and Kandiyohi County Bank as de-
positories of County funds in the
amount of s40,0o0.O0 each were
presented, and referred to the
County Attorney, who reported the
same as correct in form and execution;
whereupon said bonds were accepted
and the sureties thereon approved.
Recess until 2 O'Clock p. m.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-06-24
PORTLAND coMMANDERY.
Will Celebrate Its Semi-Centenniai 10
day.

Portland Commandery K. T. will cele-
brate its fiftieth anniversary today, St.
Johns Day. At q. m. the Comman-
derry in full regalia will march through
the following streets for short parade:
Exchange to Middle, to Congress, to
State (halt,) countermarch to Pine, to
Vaughan, to West (halt), to Promenade,
10 Bramhall, to Brackett, to Neal (halt),
TO congress, to State, to Deering, to
High, to Cumberland, to Pearl (halt), to
congress, to Exchange, to Asylum.
AT shortly before 10 o'clock, the Sir
knights in fatigue dress, will march from
the Asylum to Custom House wharf where
the steamer Pilgrim will be taken at 10
O clock promptly for sail down the har-
| Dor. The customary lunch will be served
on board the steamer AT 100 landing
will be made at Cushing's Island and the
march will be resumed to the Ottawa
| House, where the banquet will be served
at o'clock. The post -prandial exercises
will consist of brief history of the Com
mandery by Very Eminent Past Grand
Commander Seth G. Gordon, a poem by
Past Commander Frank G. Stevens, and
speeches by Past Commanders and invited
| guests.
The evening will be devoted to enter
tanning the ladies, and at 5.15 the steamer
will leave the island to take to the city
such Of the Sir Knights as wish to escort
the ladies, and returning will leave Gus
tom House wharf at 6.45 o'clock, sharp
At O. clock there will be reception by
the council and ladies, to be followed by
an exhibition of sleight of hand, contribut-
ed by the well known expert. Mr.. George
ii. Richardson, also music, dancing and
collation.. The steamer will leave the
| island for the city at IL O'Clock, where
| special electric cars will be in waiting to
take the Sir Knights and ladies home.
These are the officers Of the Comman.
derry:
E. C.-Sir Harry R. Virgin.
| Gener Aug f. Moulton.
| Capt Gen-Sir G. Fred Berry.
Prelate.-Rey. Sir G; T " Ogden dsI.
Senior Warden-Sir Chas. d. Clark.
Junior Warden-Sir Fred e. Sanborn.
Recorder-Sir John S. Russell.
Standard Bearer-Sir Geo. W. Leigh
| ton.
Sword Bearer-Sir Abner W. Lowell.
| Warder-Sir W. A. Patten.
Organist-Sir Walter S. Smith.
Sentinel and Armorer-Em. Sir W. O..
Carney.
Guards-Sirs E. 81. York, E. S. Kin
nard, HI. J. Howarth.
| Alternate Guards-Sirs J. e. Fisher,
P. L. Chase, J. E. Leighton.
Past Commanders-Em. Sirs VIM. P.
| Preble, Stephen Berry, Seth c. Gordon,
Orrin S. Fogg, Frank G. Stevens, John
G. Small, Joseph Y. Hodsdon, Leander
W. Fobes, Frank E. Allen, Thomas P.
Shaw, John E. Sawyer, G. J. Earring
Geo. E. Whitney, Edwin F. Vose.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-06-24
st. Alban Comm andery.

The following special order has been
issued for St. Johns day, Thursday,
June "a:
Sir Knights, in full Templar uniform,
will assemble at the Asylum this morn
ing, June oath, at 6.45 o'clock. Lines
will be formed at exactly 7.15, and, &C.
companied by the American Cadet band
march to the Union station. A special
train will start at 8 O'Clock via Maine
Central railroad, arriving at Bath about
9.15 O'Clock, thence by steamer to Pop
ham Beach. Dinner will be served at the
Hotel Rockledge, Sir Knight Charles P
Costello, manager. At O'Clock p. m.
a steamer will be in readiness to convey
the Sir Knights to the city of Bath
where special train has been engaged
for the return to Portland.
Sir Knights of other communicates de-
sirous to accompany St. Alban Com
mandery at this time are cordially invit
ed. The special train will start from
the Union Station at exactly s o'clock.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-06-24
tober until October 90, 1779., The men
evidently all belonged in Falmouth or

tober until October 90, 1779 The men
evidently all belonged in Falmouth OF
vicinity 40,
Mass. Archives, Vol. 36, Page 1893.
CAPT. ROGER LIBBY'S COMPANY.
Another militia company in the service
here at Falmouth, in October, 1879, was
Capt. Libby's, mostly from Scarborough
and Gorham. They were employed but
little over three weeks.
Capt. Roger Libby was the son OF
James and Mary (Furber) Libby OF scar
borough, and was born August Il, .l129.
He married, first, May %, 1907, Dorotny
Meserve daughter of John and Jemllna
(Hubbard) Meserve and, second, january
i. 1905. Hannah NANNY Watson, widow
Of Jonathan Watson, who died December
10, 1928 having had four husbands. He
died Feb. /, 1926, aged 90 years.
Capt, Libby was farmer and lived In
the northern part of Scarborough. He
was captain of militia company and
probably served in several alarms during
the, war He had no children and gave
his farm to Jonathan McKenney.
First Lieut. Joshua Crockett belonged
in Gorham. His wife's name was Hannah
and his children were Enoch, Miriam,
Sarah, Abigail, William and Soloman
He probably died February IS, 1900.
Second Lieut.. Enoch Frost belonged
also in Gorham. He married Alice Davis
April "a, 1880, and had Rufus who died
young, Cyrus, Rebecca, Polly, Mason,
Coleman, Nathaniel Bowman, Patty, and
was lieutenant in Capt. Jonathan An
drewss Company in Col. Joseph Princes
Regiment, who served on Penobscot Bay
in 1880
"a Pay Roll of Capt. Roger Libby's
Company who served i'll Detachment OF
Men Raised out Of the Militia of the
County of Cumberland Under the Com
Men was Raised in Compliance of An
Order of the Honorable Council of the
State of Massachusetts, bearing date of the
Bird Sept. l779."
Capt.-Roger Libby.
First Lieut.-Joshua Crockett.
Second Lieut. and Adjt.-Enoch Frost
Sergts. Libby. Samuel
Elder, Morris Clark, Nathaniel Carl:
Corps. -Abner Mckinney, Moses Whit
ney, Joseph Gates, jeremiah Sanburn.
Drummer-Simon Marston.
Fifer-Samuel Murch.
Privates- Small, Reuben Yves
cot, Jno. McKeney, Jno. K. Libby,
Nathaniel Bolton, Christie Plummer
Moses Fogg, Samuel Plummer, VIM. Gil
ford, Samuel PlAStead, Daniel Burnam,
Jno. Grace, Daniel Black, VIM. Freeman
Ethan Sanborn, Isaac Irish, Ebenr
Muroh, Jacob Haskell, Prince Stroud
BENZ. Haskell, iona. Alden, Abnel
Young, James Mckinney, George Stroud
Daniel Whitmore, Jr., Daniel Whitney
iona. Elwell, Elisha Pote, Winthrop
Dresser, Daniel Wescott, Benja. Skillings
Samuel Richards, William Milliken
Samuel Tibpets, John Hartford, William
Patterson, John Anderson, Samuel Nc
Keney, Joseph Morton, Solomon Hartford
Isaac Berry, Lemuel Jordan, Nathanie
Harmon, Robert Mitchell, Joshua Mill
ken, Jona Cannon, William Irish
Stephen Leary, Henry Eldridge, Joseph
Stevens, VIM. Burton, Elijah Cobb
limo. Bacon, Ephm. Jones, JOSIAH
Libby, iona. Filbrook, Thos. Lowell
Davis Thurrell, Jno. Acres, Josh. Davis
Zachr. Wilson, William Harvey, Jno
Cookson, Eek. Shaw. Robert Rowe
William Filbrook. The services of thi
company was from Oct. LIST to 23d, 1873
Mass. Archives, VOL 36, Page ia.