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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-07
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COBB HOUSE.

COBB HOUSE.
]. Z. Sheam, St. Louis.
]. T. Lee Jones, BALTIC.
Chas. Won Wise, Muskogee.
Virginia Henderson, Catoosa.
]. w. Gibson, Caney, Kan.
H. Dooley, St. Louis.
S. H. Mayes, Pryor Creek
B. F. Miller.
w. L. Rose, Kansas City.
Otis Wright, Des Moines, Ia.
]. c. McKillen, Washington City.
VIM Blair, Red Forks.
U. S. fish commissioner, D. c.
A. w. Foreman, City.
w. S. Wolfenbarger, Muskogee.
chas. Weisterhaus, Dallas, Tex.
Dan Toolege, St. Louis.
A. w. Martin.
w. G. Resem.
GREEN.
]. f. Hultz, Keokuk Falls.
E. F. Fonsdale, Pawhuska.
P. H. Richmon, Cleveland.
Mrs. Matilda Farbrough, Liberty, Kas.
Jasper Kinder, New Denison.
E. G. Peery, Muskogee.
R. 7. Groom, Miles.
e. M. Lawrence. Nowata.
E. F. Potter, Alluwee.
Mrs. ADELAIDE Merritt, Alluwee.
Gety Zinck, Alluwee.
JOHN Mitchell, Alluwee.
Chas. Love, Alluwee.
Jim Munson, Alluwee.
]. B. Suttle. Little Rock, Ark.
Vim. Greathouse, Nowafa. N
r. r. Case, Nowata.
W. P. Hughes, Richmond, Va.
]. w. Leach, Foyil.
A. Kuhn, Coffeyville, Kan.
Bobb Bass, coffeyville, Kan.
Ed Cunningham, Pryor Creek.
]. T. Frazier, Morton, Mo.
B. 6. Minnick, Morton, Mo.
d. M. Frazier, Morton, Mo.
w. P. Hughes, Morton, Mo.
Lee White, Lenapah.
Ed Lunday, Alton.
Austin childs.
WESTERN
NJ. E. Benton, Neosho, Mo.
Ed Hans, Neosho, Mo.
a. ]. Shaw, Tulsa
H. NJ. Green, Kansas City.
Mrs ]. R. Thomas, Chicago.
8. W. Bond, City.
A. o. Simpson. St. Louis,
Luther Kyle, Stilwell.
A. A. Powe, Tulsa.
W. G. Miller, Kansas City.
B. w. Hanlmett, Kansas City
NJ. c. Wilmer, cafoosa.
Geo. McKerhan and son, cstoosa-
L. K. Foster. catoosa
Jas. D. Lynch. city.
Virgil N. Lynch, sulphur Springs Tex.
c. c. Taggaft. Foyil.
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q. BLAKENEY, Recorder.
ORDINANCE NO. 1o.

An ordinance prohibiting the LOAF
ing, lettering or playing Of boys on
streets, alleys or parks Of the incor-
porated town Of Vinita, /. ~, under
certain ages, after specified time:
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
town council Of the Incorporated town
OF Vinita, I. T.
That it shall be violation OF this
ordinance for any boy under the age
Of 16 years to be found loafing, loiter-
ing or playing on any street, ia the
[afffieys or parks Of the Incorporated
town Of Vinita, after the hours OF $50
D. M, without legal excuse showing
that they are on business, which ex-
cuse should be verified by parties hav-
ing such authority. Any person VIC
lating this ordinance shall be subject
to a fine in any sum from one to ten
dollars.
That this ordinance be in full force
and effect from aSd after its passage
and publication.
Passed and approved the 9Th day OF
October, 1898.
x. m. BURLINGTON,
Attest: Mayor.
G, RLAKENEY, Recorder.
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Attest.

The Masonic Chapter will hold a
communication tonight, and it is in-
portant that every member be pres
ent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-07
In clerk Robertson. once.

Yesterday, In, Clerk Robertson's office,
the following transfers OF real estate
were recorded:
Deed made January Q. 1898, by Glenn
ents Welty and heirs at law of Peter
Welty, to Jacob schweitzer: c%onsidera-
tion. 800; transfers part OF lot No. 80.
on Market street.
Deed made January 9, 1898. by Star
Building Association TO Joseph CANT
ger: consideration, 81, 100; transfers part
of lot No. s, in square "a, In Belair
addition to Wheeling.
Deed made January 3, 1898, by James
Elwood Hughes to Henry Schmulback:
consideration, $500; transfrcs lot No. s
and parts OF lots Z and 0 In A. G. Rob-
inson's addition on the Island.
Deed made January 6. 1898, by Rob-
ert Luke and wife, TO Anton Armbrus-
ter and others: consideration. s.: trans
fers part of lot No. 81, in East Wheel
tpr T
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Peo-
pic Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Pe0-
pie Abroad.
Miss Fannie Ridgely is III at the home
OF her sister on The Island.
Miss Naomi Smith. OF Cumberland,
Md. Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Charles B!ckerton. of the Island.
II. II. Hatch, OF the Sixth ward. and
n full iledgcd Abcr Nit. has returned
from Il visit to Cleveland, his old home.
Harry Van Keureu, Of st. Paul, for
merly OF Wheeling, Is In the city on a
visit to his brother, Charles Il. Van
keuren. lie returns to the northwest
next week.
Misses Bessie Gllmartln and Mary
Scott, OF Cumberland. Md, returned to
their homes yesterday, after visiting
their grandfather, james Flanagan, OF
the Eighth ward.
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To-NIGHTs
The open concert this evening in

The open concert this evening in the
40. U. ". temple, orn of Market
and Twelfth streets, by the Woman's
Musical Club, Is m OF the most PROM
Using ever announced by this enter
prislng organization. An excellent pro-
gramme of ten numbers will be render
ed by the club members. including Mrs.
Flora Williams, Mrs. Ed. Holiday, Miss
Annie Shaw, Miss Virginia Harrison,
Miss Flora Pollock, Mrs. C. P. Flick.
Mrs. E. b. Ryan, Miss Theresa Phil
lips, and Mrs. Nellie Warren Holloway.
The concert begins at $50 o.. IN.
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Secretary Godfrey schul. OF the mu-
nlcipal gas board. yesterday afternoon
completed his report OF the operations
OF the clty's gas and electric light
plants for the year Just closed and the
showing made Is quite satisfactory. The
statement is as follows:
70 Ills Honor the Mayor. and the Council
Of the City Of Wheeling:
conference.-the following Is a state
ment OF the receipts and disbursements OF
the gas works for tho year 1897:
RECEIPTS.
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DlED.

M'CARNEY-At the residence OF his
brothcr-!n-law. John Saunders, No,
1894 ChaDlinc street. on Tuesday. Janu-
airy 4. 1893, THOMAS MCCARTNEY, aged
u years.
Funeral on Friday morning ut $50 O'Clock.
Requiem mass at st. Joseph's Cathe-
dral at . o'clock. Friends OF the family
invited to attend. Intermcnt at Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
GILBREATH-0n Wednesday. January il
1898, at i:l0 o'clock p. m, CLARK a.
infant child Of Frank l.. and Cordella
c. Gilbrcath. aged II months and il
days.
Funeral services at residence OF parents.
No. c. North Wabash street, Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Friends OF the
family respectfully invited to attend.
lntcrment private at PcnInsular GENE.
terry.
BARLOW-On Wednesday. January 4
1897. ut 1:l5 II. NJ. lane BARLOW.
aged S. years, S months and % days.
Funeral services ut the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. Rcbccca Wheat, No.
1924 Chapline street, Friday. January
Z. ut . o'clock y. m. Friends OF the
family Invited. lntcrmcnt private.
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CITY CLERKS REPORT

City Clerk Watkins Is at work com.
piling the figures that will enter into
his annual report OF the city's condition
financially. It will be completed in
about two weeks. 1t is stated authori-
tatively that, contrary to a Register
claim. II will show a smaller amount OF
outstanding orders than figured In the
last yearly report OF the city clerk.
Both receipts and expenditures will be
In excess OF 1896.
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MR.. scHELHAsE.E FUNERAL.
The funeral OF the late George schel

The funeral Of the late George Schel-
base, OF Pittsburgh. 4 former citizen OF
Wheeling. and father of Clerk OF the
Water Board John E. Schelhase, &C.
CURED yesterday afternoon, from the
latter's home, and was largely attended
by old friends OF the deceased. An ad-
dress was made by Rev. Mr.. Loepper.
a German clergyman of Pittsburgh.
and the services were conducted BY
Rev. DR.. Sooy, OF Fourth Street ". E.
church. The interment was private at
Peninsular cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-07

SCIENTIFIC men have wondered at
the famous Glenalto, the modern Sam
son, In all the largest cities in the world,
when they have seen him in his marvel
Gus feats OF strength and muscular de-
velopment. which is phenomenal. Sec
tons Of r rails and large, heavy iron
weights are toys in his grasp. A start
ling and scientific exhibition. Don't
fail TO see this marvel of strength and
muscle, as this Is probably his last ex-
hibition in the city. Will perform a few
nights at Frank ]. Healy's Sample
Room, 1901 Market street. opposite post
office. FREE. FREE.
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.


Matters o. Minor Moment In and About
tho City.
Council committee on police meets
this evening.
The Belmont plate mill is off until
Monday. owing to repairs which will be
made to the engine.
Carl Miller, an employe OF the War
wick pottery. was a victim OF tho
coasters on Twcnty-second street, We'd
nesday evening. A sled collided with
him with such force. that he had to be
taken TO Menkemeller's drug store for
Treatment.
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Total free sas.....................sC,2ls c

Notwithstanding certain expenditures
that do not come once a year" the
showing made Is excellent. For in
stance, 1926 was spent for 4 new dyn-
amo at the electric light plant, increas-
ing the circuits from six to seven. So,
though the expenditures at the electric
light plant are placed at SOS, 900 In round
numbers. they really should be only
10000. During the year thirty-seven
new street lights were added, the in
crease in the number being from 43l TO
1858. In 1896 the average yearly expense
per lamp was s54: last year the cost
was decreased to s44 A.
At the end Of the year not an unpaid
bill remains for expenditures during
1887. At the gas plant, among other
improvements, an enricher was put In,
increasing the candle power to 20; the
plant was kept in first class condition
and Is a credit to the city. And this ex-
cellent showing Is made in the face OF
the fact that Wheeling has the cheapest
gas in the world and the gas board Is
shouldered with the task OF lighting the
entire city.
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COUNTY AFFAIRS.

Yesterday, In the criminal court OF
Ohio county, Judge Hugus on the
bench. Saturday was; set as the time
for hearing arguments on Colonel Ar.
nctt's motion for a new trial for George
Emblem, recently convicted on the
charge of burglary. Colonel Arnett will
argue for the prisoners interests and
Prosecuting Attorney Meyer for the
state.
In the case OF the state vs.. Clarence
Johnson. the defendant entered a plea
of guilty on the charge OF unlawful
cutting. and was sentenced to three
months imprisonment and TO pay u
fine OF $50 and costs.
State VS.. James Miller, charged with
the theft OF a typewriter: the demurrer
to the Indictment was argued and sub
mltted to the court.
State Vs.. James Moore; the defend
ants attorney withdrew the demurrer,
and the case was set for trial next Mon
day.
Court adjourned until. this morning at
0 o'clock.
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Nnlicr

Persons having watches, clocks, Jew
elry. ETC.. left at our store for repairs,
had better call for same on or before
January l. 1898. We are going out OF
business. Our entire stock, including
safe and fixtures. for sale. Goods not
called for vii! be sold for charges.
w. J. LUKESS & CO.
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MRS. STARK. Pleasant Ridge, O.,
says: AFTER two doctors gave up ms
boy to die, I saved him from Group by
using One Minute Cough Cure" 1t is
the quickest and most certain
remedy for coughs. colds and
all throat and lung troubles. Charles
R. Goethe, Market and Twelfth
streets: Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sixtn
and jacob streets: A. E. Scheele, No.
COZ Main street: Exlcy Bros, Penn and
Zane streets: Bowie & Co., Bridgeport.
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Yesterday was 4 city payday, the
employees OF the board Of public works
receiving their pay for the last month
of the year just closed. The mount OF
the pay roll was about 81, 200.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-07
HAPPY HOME ORGANIZES.

The Happy Home Club OF the East
End, has ~re-orsanized with the follow
ing members:
President. James Arthur; vice presi-
dent. W. Winterhalter; treasurer, l..
Keyser: ". Hankey. W. Corcken, W.
Buckley. w. Yeager, J. Driscol. J..
Burke, E. Purvis. N. Halpin, c. Fisher,
c. Brinkemen, S. Linton, A. Younge,
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10 CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DiY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlnc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure 2ac. The genuine has l.. u. @.
OH enrn tnhlel.
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We have one good upright piano OF
well known make. which we are offering
at 4 very low price.
L. W. BANNER CO.
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Court adjourned until this morning at


Circuit Court
No business was transacted yestor-
day In the circuit courts. Both parts
will be In session to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-07
Makes its Statement OF Operations
During Year 1897.
SHOWING is A GOOD ONE.

NOT A BILL INCURRED DURING
THE YEAR REMAINS UNPAID.
AND THIS RECORD IS MADE IN
THE FACE OF UNUSUAL EN-
PENpITUREs FOR MACHINERY
AND IMPROVEMENTS AT THE
GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT
PLANTs-cITY CLERKS RE-
PoRT-crTY BUILDING NEWS.
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Somers' hotel, f. o. Bowers store
building and William SINNERS house.
He has also taken the contract TO paint
the factory and houses of Seymour Smith
& Sos of Oakville and the mouse of Hi
ram Vail. leading Middlebury farmer.
Mr. Doolittle is hustler and Il st-class
workman.
Norman Daines Of Oakvilie had horse
quite seriously Ill with Inflammation OF
the DO wells. 1t reco vered under the skill
full treatment of DR. Wooding of this
town.
DR. and Mrs Variell are the happy par
ents of a son. Mrs Maudo Wilson is
assisting in the care of Mrs Variell.
Christine, Youngest daughter of Joseph
Atwood of WATERFOWL, after brlef III
ness of one week, was called to her
Heavenly Home on Monday, the 26th.
She was q months old and was child
of remarkable weetnes and, loneliness Of
character. Much sympathy is express
ed for the, family in their great sorrow.
Her funeral was attended from Der home
on Tuesday afternoon. The little white
casket was surrounded by flowers, tri-
butes from many friends. A long pro-
cession followed erremains TO the west
ern extension of Evergreen cemetery,
her final resting place. The grave was
lined with spotless white, emblematic
of the purity of her little life. The cas-.
ket, as it was lowered, was completely
hidden with Fl overs. Born on the 18th
of December, Christmas gift to her par
ents, called back, after brief stay,
shedding her fragrance like flower, one
of GOd's lent blessings.
Taylor, the hustling and popular feed
man, has embarked in the meat business.
He has opened a market in the Bowers
block, and has Messrs Wright and At
wood as assistants. While in Thomas
ton Mr. Taylor was engaged in the meat
business and knows every detail. He
has large and growing patronage.
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ROXBURY.
THE NEWS OF A WEEK.

Gilbert Williams has bought out all the
belongings of Edward Jackson and the
latter has hired out to Mr. Williams for
one year to drive his three-horse team
hauling garnets.
Miss Jane Williams is visiting at her
brothers., Superintendent Williams of
the garnet works. She also intends call
ing on her sisters, Mrs William Lockwood
of South Britain and Mrs Frank Smith of
in Watertown. She also visited the New
TO wn fair while here.
Col A. l.. Hodge visited relatives in
Hartford and Riverton, last week.
Frank E. Wetm ore, the popular miller
at the Station, and family, are to move
to Plattsville, this month. He has
bought mill and store at that place and
will take possession soon. He and his
family will be missed. Horace Hill will
| take his place in the mill.
The Booth Free school opened, last
Monday, with W. M. Morrill, of Derry,
N. H., for teacher. Mr. Morrill, comes
| we'll recommended. There were six new
scholars added to the school.
Miss Stella Clark was obliged to close
her school for few DAYS on account OF
severe attack of quinsy.
| Owing to the great strain upon his
rundown condition by reason of superin.
| tending the work on roads and lato
verformed, Ira NJ. Booth, the popular
road agent for last year, has been
obliged to lay up for repairs few dave.
Quite a number attended the Newtown
fair and all speak in glowing tones OF
the entertainment furnished.
Miss Grace Dickinson left on Satur-
day on the 40 train for Darbury to
spend several weeks with friends and at
tend school if everything is desirable.
Constable Wilsey has been busy the
past week looking up the delinquent dog
taxpayers, finding several of them wht
had forgotten to register as the law re
quires.
Charles Terrill, of harness making
fame, is dressing up the roads or givinG
them the finishing touch by removing
the lrose stones.
The potato crop is rather below th'
average, although some have fine crops
e. G. Prindle has harvested one of thu
finest in town, having $50 bushels.
Senator Orville FL. Platt and wife wer
!; in town on Sunday and called on S. B
Smith.
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New Haven and moved there, Monday OF

New Haven and moved there, Monday of
this week.
George Riley of Flanders, who has
been sick for several weeks, died We'd
nesday, September 28. at the home of
bis sister-in-law ard on FRIDAY, the 305b, ,
the body was taken to New Milford for
burial.
Miss Hattie Snedeker has been spend
ing few days in Bridgeport, a guest of
Mr. and Mrs Q. Fred Coaster.
The last match game of ball On the
Riverside ball grounds for the season
was played, last Saturday, between Kent
and Sherman and resulted in victory
for the Kent team. The score stood to
at the end Of the seventh inning, when
the game was called On account of dark
ness.
Mrs John Lane ia in Seymour visitip q
her daughter, Mrs Clifford Sprague.
Mrs Marv Watson was called to Sara
c.Lake, Friday, by a telegram announc-
ing the illness of Der daughter, Mrs
James Robertson, Of Ansonia.
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box. Harmless and reliable.

move to a house he has purchased Oh
North Willow street in the spring.
Mrs Clemens has been visiting at Mrs
Whites.
Miss Hummell of New Haven was III
town over Sunday.
Robert Fem accompanied his wife to
Milford, last week. Mrs Fem will visit
her fatt er and sisters for three weeks.
Miss Willard of Brooklyn and Mr. and
Mrs Woodford of Ontario, CAL, are
guests at the Congregational parsonage.
Mr. Pastorius has gone to Milford,
where he has contracted to do piece of
road making which will require three or
four months to complete.
Nj and Mrs Crane have returned to
Wat 2rhurv for the winter.
DR. Bristol was called on the oths =
day to prescribe for patient who came
16 miles to see him. He has been at
tending 8 number of patients afflicted
with tonsilitis, recently.
Dr. Bristol and George Griswold were
in New Haven, last week, to attend the
Congressional convention.
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New HavenCO
MIDDLEBURY.
THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.

At the town meeting, an adequate sum
of money was appropriated to open the
west room in the Center school. The
purpose is to furnish for all the children
of the town who are qualified, course
of study which shall be commensurate
with the second wear of high Echo d.
The following officers were elected at the
town meeting, October 8, 1898:
Selectmen, Fl. n. Smith d; w. P. Tyl-
er r; A. S. Clark r.
Town agent, Fl. M. Smith d.
Treasurer, G. Frederick Abbott.
Assessors, s. B. Hoyt r; Frank q.
Wheeler d.
Board of Relief, R. M. Fem r George
S. GriswOld r; W. FL. Dibble d.
Grand Jurors, A. A. Smith r; Frank
Tylerr; E. Fl. Wheeler d.
Auditors, G. o. Ellis r; A. W. Bissell
d.
Registrar of voters, Frank Tyler T:
| G.. Watson Elliott d.
Censtables, George Pope r; j. w
Beers r; Lewis Ryan d; A. W. Bissell d
| Sexton, r. M. Fem T.
School visitors, Miss NJ. L. Townsend
Arthur W. Bissell.
Library directors, A. s. Clark, Charles
| l. Burnhaml
Collector, George W. Wallace.
Mr. Pullnn has sold his place to MI
Hoadley Of Waterbury. He intends tt
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TOWN MEETING EVENTS.

l. was voted to accept gift of land by
S. 2. Allen and others, to be added to
the school lot. To do away with town
pound and designate yards in separate
sections Of the town for pounds. To
spend the Peck fund money for roads ~
the road between r. Peck's and A. N.
Judson's. To spend the interest of the
Osborn fund. James Huntington was
chosen director of the town library for
three years. E. S. Boyd was chosen
agent Of the henry H. Peck 70 d and
poor fund. A 10 mill tax was voted for
next year. G. B. Barnes ard Harmon
Fowler were chosen sections Of the Gem
eteries and j. FL. Linsley superintendent
of the same.
Following is a list of jurors appointed
viii lam S. futile, G. F. BlacBman, j.
N. Monson, F. Al. Hollister, E. G. Walk
er, Fl. F. Gibson, F. Fl. Barnpa, Tbomas
Bodicut, M r. Sicily, J. @. Russell, G..
F. Smith, W. B. Ward, Burton Shove,
G. B. Cowler, N. B. Burton. Fl. c. Cart
wright, A. n. Judsnr, J. E. Capewe
G. M. Allen, E. M. Barnes, W. E.
Beardsley.
Garrett Moore has taken the W. r. At
wood farm in Puckshire.
Charles Gordon and Jesse Judson were
recently in town for q few days visit.
Born, September II, son to Mr. and
Mrs @. G. Griswold; September 80, q
daughter to Mr. and Mrs E. S. Boyd.
Woodbury. played her last baseball
game of this season with Thomaston. A
large attendance, hot game, and the
best side won.
The bids for the erection Of the new
schoolhouse were opened bv the building
committee, October l, at l p. m, but
they were so high that the mmittee
could not award a contract and keep
They reported to the town and were con-
tiDued to plan for smaller building.
Miss Sarah Thompson of Bethlehem,
is guest of Frank Thompson.
A greenirg apple tree belonging to
Joel Atwood is well laden with fruit ard
now has branch of several clusters OF
blossoms.
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WOODBURY..
TOWN ELECTION

Selectmep, c. S. Curtisa r, 2O9; E. S.
Boyd r, 1856; F. Fl. Thompson d, 1876; B.
Shove d, 81.
Town treasurer and treasurer Of school
aud deposit fund, s. G. Tomlinson +, 219
G. n. Proctor d, 81.
Assessor, Charles T. Terrill r, 2O9; o.
Registrar Of votere, E. G. Walker r,
218; G. M. Allen d. 81.
Auditor, A. W. Mitchell r, 2l9; D. E.
Mallett d, 81.
Grand jurors, William j. Clark r, 1876
.. E. Norton r, 2l9; A. E. Judson d, So
A. D. Warner d, So
Board of relief. R. @ D~akeley r, 22l
A. Johnson r, 220; D. L Somers r, 2l9
F. Peck d, So; T. E. Wheeler, Jr.
d, Sc.
Constabloe, G. P. Crane, 2O4; William
G. Tuttle, 2lS; Fl. FL. Minor, 215; E. P.
Burr, So; G. M. Allen, So.
School visitor, j. L. R. Wyckof, 7:
M, F. Skellv, 8.
License, Yes 1853, No144.