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nol6-dts
o3n-d&ds
DuScANsoN BROS, AUcrIoNEERs.

TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-PEREMPTOR SALE
OF THE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
AND STORE, CORNER OF NINTH AND
STREETS NORTHWEST. ALSO TWO TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS,, NOS. 1920 AND
1922 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY NINTH,
y ID. 1sys. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. we Will
sell, in front Of the premises. that fine splenddly
built threestory brick dwelling and store contain
story brick stable in the rear, Of 9Th and II
sts. NV The lot has frontage Of tweutysix 90
feet three ~ inches K st. 10y depth of nine
ty live (93 feet on 9th at.
This is one Of the best built houses in Washing
ten.
ALSO. on THE SAME AFTERNOON, AT
HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK, will sell, in
ings, numbered 1920 and l422 18th street north
west. This property has a front Of twenty-five
t25l feet or 18th street by depth Of eighty-hve
tS5I feet alley
No more desirable investment property can be
found IL the city.
and three years at 5 per cent per annum interest.
payable semi annually, secured by deed OF
the property sold all cash at option of pur
chaser. A deposit Of $500 each piece Of prop
Crty required at time Of sale. Terms of sale to be
complied with In fifteen days from day of sale,
otherwise the right reserved resell the property
the risk ana cost of defauiting purchaser after
hve days advertisement Of such resale In
newspaper published in Washington, ID. G.
nJ.3 d&ds DCNCANSON BROS, Aucts
ETTHE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until MONDAY. DECEM BER
FIFTH, 1898 at respectively the same times and
places.
n,3u- u-d&ds DUNCASSON BROS, Aucts
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Federation of CIubs.

The District Of Columbia Federation of
Clubs held its monthly meeting in Wizards
Hotel recently, with the president Mrs. c.
E. Kent. in the chair. Representatives
from the ten clubs were present. Commit
tees on eivics, legislation. social and house
were appointed. There was general dis
cussion on Cruelty to Animals and Pure
Food. and papers on different topics
Meetings will be held the last Saturday in
each month.
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Return of the siame.e Minister

Minister Phya Vissuddha, representing
Siam In both England and the United
States. is at the Arlington, after having re-
turned from an extended trip through the
middle west and along the great lakes.
He has visited Industrial training schools In
several cities, and hopes to secure the es-
tablishment of similar institutions in Siam.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE LITTLE
home in the village of Aldie located in famed
LogdaUn county. Va. This property consists of lot
% about ) acres, improved by dwellings, one A.
conveniently arranged 1O-rcom house, the other
comfortable i-rOom and kitchen frame building,
wi;n necessary Outhuildings. garden, etc. Also a
fne-bearug orchard OF apple peach and other
fruit trees on the lot Water Of the purest kind
Is conveyed to the dwellings from an ice-cold
spring on the premises. There Is also a large,
weil-srTaDsed blacksmith shop the lot. This
shop has probably the largest Of work Of any
Ia the county. and is known from Alexandria 10
Winchester. Va Another building, at present
used harness shop, is also attached. This
property. situated as II is in wealthy. refined
agricultural community, convenient TO churches
schools etc with daily mail Is very desirable
and sh Iuld attract the attention of any look
Ing FOR nice little country home. II will h? Of
fered public sale in Eeesburg MONDAY
DECEMBER TWELFTH.
For further particulars address
no2a-3;- Leesburg Va
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no19 dtds
No. 931 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NV AT
AUCTION, FRIDAY, DECEMBER SECOND
1898. AT FOUR . CLOCK PM TRIiSTEES

NO. 931 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NV. AT
AUCTION, FRIDAY, DECEMBER SECOND
1898: All FOUR . CLOCK Pm. TRuSTEES
SALE.
By virtue of deed Of trust TO us recorded in
Liber 2290 folio 3S4 e. seq of the land rec
Ords Of the District Of Columbia. default having
been made in the prov isions of the said deed Of
trust and at the direction of the party thereby Sc
cured the urderslgI ed trustees will expose to
public sale, IN frcnt OF the premises, on FRIDAY
DECEMBER SECOND, 1898, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm. lot fifty 90, in L. $: Cnspman's subdivision
OF lots in square three hundred sixty t36I
IS q. Lfhar 'CH.B.,' - folio 1SII. improved Icy a
thlee-story and cellar brick dwelling, known rs
premises No. 93l RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
Terms Of sale: Two hundred dollars tS2OOy must
be deposited with the trustees at the time OF sale
FCuI thousand dollars tS4. .O0O) may remain on the
property at SO balance In cash. or all cash MT
purchasers option. Taxes psid date Of sale.
All cOnveyancing and revenue stamps Mt the Inr-
chLser's cost. If terms not complied with
within ten days after sale the trustees reserve
the right to resell at the risk and of the de-
fsulting purchaser on Eve days public advertise
ment.
f. WELSH ASHFORD. Trustee.
1410 G. st. NV.
JOHN L. McLERAN. Trustee.
zoos
THOMAS ]. OWEN, Auctioneer, 913 F It, NV.
no21-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
1Hos. J. OWEN. AUcTIoNEER, s1s ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK AND
FRAME HOUSE. NO. 21s TTH STREET

= SALE TWO-SItDRf BRfCk And
FRAME HOUSE. NO. 2iS TTH STREET
SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of Il certain deed in trust recorded The
18th day of November, 1898. in the office If the
recorder OF deeds of the District OF Columbia,
DAY. DECEMBER SEVENTH. 1898. At HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all that parcel of
innd and premises. sitnate in the city of Washing
ton, District of Columbia. and known lot num-
bered twelve u2t of Jonathan Prout's subdivision
or square numbered nine hundred 900. together
with the ifnpro' ements thereon, consisting of a
two-story brick snd frame house, being No 21S
18th street southeast
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money
in cash balance in two equal instaIments in one
ana two years, with interest six per cent Ter
arnum until paid, secured by deed Of trust upon
the properly sold or all cash, at option of the
purchaser. Deposit of S1oo required at time of
sale All nveyancing. revenue stamps and re-
cord1ng at purchasers cost. Terms of sale he
&c implied with within fifteen days from day of
sale or trustee viii resell and cost OF
foulting purchaser, after five days advertisemeut
no2Sd&ds IRWIN r. LINTON Truste,
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JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. ArCTIoNEE.:
TIL ~rEt4> SALE OF VARIABLE THREE
>LuI:l ND BASEMENT ERLCk DNt.ILINli

lFi >lEF+> SALE DE \ NAil AEi.E THREE
STORY ASD BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
ll"f = STREET NpI;IIIWfST-
I a''r ahu ng virtue uf deed u trust. lated
Jtiy - iS+'. and recorded in Llt'-r 22lJ, folio
4sF'- % rA- and record, pi the District % Co
FtIgitt. gut the request II the party secured
thsr,ntl-I. viii sell public auction. ia front
OF ne premises, iItl TSpAN. IIlE FIRST
DAY ps DECEMBER, IS AT HAII-YAST
Fol !: O'CLOCK IN. I'r numb, rod thirty nine
slUSrr 4iuH"rni three Iuutr-i aEd twelve fSf2l.
per .Iaf recorded In ihs- l6. folio a., Il the
records jls utlre % The surveyor Of the District
Of 'alH.H'ia. with The r-E; II way strip
Of laHu three - feet wd-. taken from the south
ra.5~ .i lols p. - and vf said Charles ".
Ii Id1 subdivision. uSd leading 70 twrlyet ~
foot So .Gv public alley. said strip II land be
used ll rpmmcD with said Charles " IIauly. his
heirs H'i assigns a. private ai4"yvay t0r the
perpetual and benefit tn. aerS u lots 81
= and - and g. Il The aforesaid subdivision.
Sftjrrt 20 crEtfI. dead 4 trust thoIsa NJ
doila-- $4,000, with accrued Interest thereon 10
dat' 81 sale
TERMS One-baIf cash taIaI.e II Ole year after
date. secured by deed If ITust On Property sold
NUN. payable semi Annually. or al cash at the
option "f purchaser. SluU down at liIIc Of sale.
Convey anciEg and revenue stamps cost nf puT-
chaser lr- ms Z" ht complied with within ten
days. trustees reserve the right sell at risk
and cost "f defaultlng purchaser. sfJ-r nVc days
previous advertisements II -uch resale.
J. H HAPP. Trustee
IL. %. TIIlSuN, Ir Trustee
nol3-e"Sds 6iO l3tn u.
ETTIIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TrNTH,
TTESlAl- THE SIXTH DAY OF DEFENDER
lS9S. j. w. RADCLIFFE. Auvt!oneer.
del -lGls
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j. G. Sinclair, AuctiOneer,

UZB IIDI ISIANA Nv F..
We invite the attention Of dealers and private
buyers to large sale of Furniture TOM MORROW
FRIDAY, DECEMBER SECOND, 1898 AT TEN
O'CLOCK. We will sell without the
tents of 1O-rOOm hOuse-Bed Room Suites. Oak
and Walnut Sdeboards. Hail Racks. Book Cases
Desks. Lot of goods from oyster saloon Several
Large and Small Stoves. etc
Consignments received up to hour of sale. IT.
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C. C. SLOAN Co. AUcrs 14o7 ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
SITUATE IN BUENA VISTA.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust, dated the
10Th day Of September 1884, and duly recorded in
Liber 1901 folio 9S ct of the land records
of the District of Columbia, and at the request Of
the parties secured thereby, will sell at public
auction in front " the premises, on FRIDAY, De
CEMBER SECOND, lssS AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the following described pieces parcels OF ground
and premises situate lying and being in the county
or Washington, in the District OF Columbia. ami
known and distinguished and being lots numbered
fifteen Q5i. sixteen 90 and fourteen u4, in block
numbered eleven III, in A. NJ. Green's subdivision
Of lots In the subdivision of the Taburtt estate.
per plat in County Book S, page 40 In the survey
or office of said District which subdivision is
called BueI.a Vista, with Improvements thereon.
Terms easy. made known at time of sale.
GEO. NJ. EAIMERICH,
DOUGLASS S. MACKALL,
nol9-dtds Trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.

c. G. SLOAN CO., AUCTIoNEERs, 14o7 G ST.
BY virtue of order of the Orphans Court
d. o. issued November 80, 1898, will sell, with
st. NV, Washington. DC, on MONDAY, DE
CEMBER FIFTH, 1895 AT TWELVE NJ,
SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF TFE
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET co.
Terms cash. THOMAS K LYNCH
Administrator
WALTER r. HENSEY, Proctor. deI-st
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
MARCUS NOTES. AUCTIoNEEE.

SALE FOR ACCOUNT UF STORAGE, &c.
1p WHOM il MAY CDNtEl:N:
NtH sell mt E>DAN- De ENfREE
IlFiIItI. 1885. TN p,L'T X. ~ nv sales
s1u-~- i.r the Qgru"sc Of enforcing Irn st0r-
g. ses. *. aud uUpaiI by uartIeS
EIrIt-i E-rrIH hot II horIS.Cot TUrnitur".
j-f'- rl Boxes, hHrr-iS &c a.. in name Of
A.lr t."t NiaT~Hul NJ fiuS.iard. ANNE WILL
iarsS- J. /. smith. Barbara f7rd q. J GIoss. j.
E.I, ~ B- BcuEam, NJ G. Williams, Mrs.
tHrs"- Airs- Howell dc15
c g. SLOAN s co. AUcrIoNEEEs. 1Io7 q ST.
SALE ~ GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COY YEINllENT CAEf'EfS Lot OF NEW MIS-
FIT CARPETS, &C., WITHIN UyE ROOMS.
iio7 = STREET. SATURDAY, DECElIBEK
THIRD. IsJ-. Al 10 An.
WAiNjT, OAK AND CHERRY CHAMBER
- tii->- IOLpING BEDS, WARDI.DEES. l.
LAl1'E biNINE TABLES FOR y IuTEL. OAK
AMI WALNUT SIDt.EDAi;DS, CHINA CLOSETS,
BEAt iifj 1. CLk, LAIR NALNJI EAT. TABLE,
W 1, n Eit IiiNIKS. FIVE DINING CHAIRS, CHINA
AND srt-N>> NAI-k. FLNE PARLJR SUIIESS NAT
Iif1>~IS. PiLLONS OF TAi->E >EI\trS. STOVES,
i5'I It NDElI>S, GOODS FKun a STORAGE
Jipl ~. -Vj AXE TtAND, s~IrbNE. &t-,
AID Al l. NJ.
HORSE. VEHICLES BICYCLES, AC.,
AND Al - PM,
.EE CAitPEES ERUM House OI REFS. UN ID
t''is. tLtiNS, CASH
=. u SLOAN { co, AUCTS.,
dr. y ipI Z, ST.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
H0uSE. NuMBERED 142S STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded in
Lifer No: 2l05: at folio 80 seq, of the land
rect rds OF the District of Columbia, will SELL
in front Cf the premises TUESDAY, THE
TNENT1-NlNTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. AID
1898, Al QUARTER TO FIVE O'CLOCK p ,
all that piece or palcel Of grouni and premises
situate In the city of Washington, in the District
OF Columbia, and known lot numbered 100, in
Fergusons subdivision of square 212 together
with the 1lnproV ements thereon, consisting of a
three-story brick house. containing o rooms, num-
bered 1928 street northwest
Terms or sale S45U0 can remain on the prop
erty and the balance be paid in cash A de-
poslt "f 900 required al time of sale. Conveyance
ing, &c, at puroha aser's cost
CHARLES EARLY.
CLARKE X. Triton,
no17-d&ds Trusteea
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JAMES Isl. RATCMFFB. AUCrioNEER.

TRUSTEES SALEs OF VERY
. VAL L ABLE RESIDENCE
PROPERTY N THE NORTH
WEST SECTION OF THE
CITY, BEING THE DESIR-
ABLE THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING NO. 1912 r
STREET, WITH ALL MOD
ERN IMPROVEMENTS.
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Do11- -d& ds

GFTHE ABOVE SALE Ks POSTPONED on AC-
count count OF the rain until MONDAY. DECEMBER
FIJI III. 1898, at the time and place.
CHARLES EARLY.
CLARKE X. IILTON,
no30-d&ds Trustees
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o. C. SLOAN & CO.. AUCroNEERs, 14o7 ST.

TWENTY on, PAINTINGS ON GILT FRAMES
BY WElLrKN0WN- LOCAL. ARTIST, AT AUc-
TION, WITHIN OUR ROOMS, 1907 G STREET
SATURDAY, DECEMBER THIRD, 1885, AT TEN
An. del-2t
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AESQ
THREE STORY BRICK RESI-
DENCE NO. q 1873 10TH
STRFFT NOpTIINJEST


by virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District or Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No
1909 the undersigned trust will offer for sale
ises on M,c'DAY TIE FIT II DAY OF DECEM-
BER, A. d. 1898. AT FOrR O'CLOCK P NJ the
foiiGwtng described real estate. situate In city
OF Washington, I'm the District of Columbia to Wit:
LOT numbered thtrty-seven (3I. in ]. E. Fitch and
others subdivision square numbered hundred
ana ninety three da3l, improved by a weIi-built
tErce-story brick residence, with all modern CON
yenieGces.
on TIE SAME DAY. AT nALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK. In front OF the premises, we will offer
for sale:
Lot numbered two hundred end ten f2lo,. In John
5: jerks, by Richard W. Tyler, attorney, snhdivi-
SION OF certain lots In square numbered hundred
ana tilrty-two u32,, improved by large three
stCry brick dwelling.
This sale presents an excellent opportupity 70
secure valuable residence property.
Ierfns--one-th third cash. the balance In and
Two years, with interest from the day Of scle at
by deed OF trust on the property sold all cash,
on each purchase required at the time Of sale. II
days from the day Of sale the trustees the
the defauting purchaser after five DAYS ad YER
ished In Washington. DC. All conveyancfns re-
cordnS, stamps. &c, the cost of the purchas aser
RICHARD C. THOMPSON,
CHARLES L. FRAILEY,
Washington los nd Tru
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

JAMES W. RATCLIFFE. AUCTIoNEER.
Successor TO Ratcline. Sutton 4 co..
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Z. g. sl-pAN Il CO.. ACcIIUNEEKS, 14O7 e ST.
GOV EMINENT SALE or CARPETS FROM TIE
HUj n Dt EEIIsr.>I.\rATINt -, WITHIN UUE
Rooms. tu1 STREET. SE'O>D FLOOR. SAT
IHJ'lt. I'.tENbFR THIRD Uses. At HALE
PAST GNE UCLoIk +. NJ BY ORDER Or WI.
J IIgrNNINtI. CHIEF CL.l.{E dcI-1r
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yALr ABLE PARTLY M
fisoA tt REAL. ESTATE. STU ATE ON SID
STREET NEAR z STREET. GEORGETOWN
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DUNCANs0N BROS, AUCTIoYEERs.

trustees,
no22 dads -
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, GTSAIE OF PARCEL NUMBER THREE HAS
been made as advertised sale Of parcels numbered
SATURDAY DECEMBER THIRD 1898, at same
hours. By order Of the trustees
no3o-d&ds c. G, SLOAN & co kucts
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nO19 ,-,s&is

yTIIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TrNTU,
1TESi'AG- THE SMITH DAY OF DECEMBER
ls9S. J. W. RADCLIFFE. Auvtlonrer.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-06
FoREsrERs, oFFIcERs INSTALLED
Proposition to Form a County Com
mandery, K. S. F., Under
Consideration.

D. S. c., James F. Ready, installed the
following officers of Worcester Conclave,
Knights of Sherwood Forest, Wednes-
day evening:
Commander, P. j. Judge; vice COM
mander, G. f. Tuson; list lieutenant, J..
P. Morrissey; I'd lieutenant j. F. Cali
lahan; drill captain. James Maroney; list
sergeant, P. ]. Brown; I'd sergeant, T. j.
Madden; adjutant, T. D. Elliott; SER
geant-major, w. ]. Cunningham; pay
master, NJ. H. Kelly; master-at-arms,
Eugene Sullivan; past commander, 2. J.
Quinn; trustees for three years, ]. F,
Hanover; two years, NJ. Bergman; one
year, Arthur Twombley.
A committee, composed of Past Com
manders D. F. Fitzgerald and E. ].
Quinn and First Lieutenant J. P Nor
rissey was appointed to consider the
advisability of forming what will be
known as Worcester County Command
cry, knights of Sherwood Forest, to
be made up of prominent Foresters in
Worcester county.
A committee was also appointed to ar
range for a social in the near future.
Following the regular work an informal
musical program was rendered and an
hour of sociablity followed.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-06
A BRUTAL MURDER.
Its Scene Was in the Town of
Shirley.
A Finn the Victim Accused Man viii
Probably Be Arraigned at Aver
Today

Fitchburg, Jan. "a brutal affair by
which one man lost his life, and another
was severely injured, occurred at Slab
Village" a Finn settlement, about III
miles from the village of Shirley, Mass,
shortly before midnight, Tuesday.
1t seems that a party of Firms, num-
bering about eight, occupy single
room of one and half story house.
Among the number was one NATL
Sallin, huge fellow, standing six feet
in his stocking feet and Weighing about
200 pounds; and it was he that lost his
life
He was employed with his rcommates
as sorter in the Weeks shoddy mill. He
did not return from his work until 9.15
p. M, Tuesday, but the others quit work
at 6. Between the latter hour and the
time Sallin returned, there was drink
ing among the crowd
When Sallin came in, he went to bed,
and a few minutes later one Victor
Johnson, it is said, attempted to enter
the room, and was elected. This precip-
itated matters, and general fight en-
sued. In the middle of the room, this
morning, lay the dead man. There was
80 NSAS SooA 0POll Tie IlS III sue Ol HIS
head, another on The abdomen, and still
others on his hands and wrists were evil
dence of the severity of the fray.
So fierce YVES the fight that every
window in the room was broken, and
the sashes splintered
DR.. Fenald of Shirley was called to
the place about Las a. M, today, ex-
amined the body, and advised the per-
sons he found at the place to give them
selves up to the police, and after he had
notified the selectmen and constables,
the party was placed under arrest,
among them being one John Piedler,
who at the present time is believed to
have done the deed.
1t was at first supposed that the deed
was done with a knife, but after some
search piece of gas-pipe, about three
feet long, was found, having evidence of
blood upon 1t.
The people of the town are for the
most part sober and industrious, and
crime is almost unknown.
Until three months ago there was not
a Finn living in the place. The accused
will probably be arraigned in Aver to-
morrow
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-06
ODD LADIES INSTALLED.

Perseverance Lodge, No. 8, U. o. OF
I. o. L., installed the following officers
Wednesday afternoon: P. L., Ella E
Clark; N. L., S. Frances Blood; V. L.,
Annie Kelsey; Chap, Ida A. Kilmer'
R. c., Emma Hayman; L. Rep, Mary
A. Rice; F. S., Lena F. Pearson; T..
Emeline Isaacs; s. w, Josephine Taft
]. w, Jennie Sprague; c., Lizzie A
Piper; G., Annie P. Torrey; r. A., Lizzie
]. Howe; L. A., Eliza ]. Munson; j
Rep, Jennie A. Cogswell; S. Rep.
Emma A. Ayers.
The officers We're installed by D. r.
w. L. G. Sister Brooks and r. w. CT
c. Sister Martin.
The following committees were named
Investigating committee, E. j. Munson
A. E. Harrington and S. H. Newton
finance committee, L. ]. Howe, I. A
Kilmer, A NJ. Kelsey; ham committee
L. ]. Howe, S. L. Maynard, J. A. Cogs-
well; relief committee, S. F. Blood. A.
NJ Kelsey, l. A. Kilmer, M. A. Rice
S. L. Maynard, NJ. E. Blake, E. Hay
man,
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-06
THE OLDEST MILL.

In 1883 Capt. George Cooke. with his
brother Joseph, came from England with
the grant of farm of 600 acres OF land,
on which he at once erected a mill This
was the first water mil" erected In Cam
bridge, and stood on the site now marked
by the little ISLAND" In the mill pond at
Arlington, Old records state that 1T was
a great enterprise for those days and con-
trolled the location of highways leading to
Cambridge mll and town. Capt. Cooke
returned to England; a1d. persisted N 1862,
lin the war with Ireland - lffa1670 the at
torney for his heirs sold the estate to
John Rolfe of Nantucket, who at once
erected new mill. Mr.. William Cutter.
a carpenter, married Rebecca, q daughter
quently passed into his hands. The Cut
ter family seemed to have been thrifty
and contented, as in the year 1900 Eph-
new dam and erected new mile" one Of
which remained In use until 1888. In 1850
the mills descended by inheritance to Or.
BENZ. Cutter of Woburn, and on his death
became the. property by purchase and I'M
heritance of DIR. Cutters son-in-Iaw, Mr..
Samueb a Fowle. In 1863 Mr.. Fowle re-
turned from the war a physical wreck
having suffered the tortures of a confed-
crate prison in South Carolina for some
time. By the advice of his brother-in-law.
Or. Ephraim Cutter, noted hyg.enist OF
New York city, he began the manufacture
of an entire wheat flour, by the exclusive
use of which he entirely recovered his
broken health in comparatively short
time. After thus demonstrating upon
himself and by the use Of the new pro-
duct in his own family he at once put the
aarticle on the market under the name. OF
Arlington, Wheat Meal" MIR. Fowle be-
came justly enthusiastic at the wide
spread success this article achieved dur
ing the succeeding years. From time 10
time he has made improvements In his
machinery and enlarged the capacity o.
the old mill, which now supplies the hum
CRY multitudes with thousands Of barrels
OF Arlington Wheat Meal" annually.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-06
FIRST uNIvERsALIsT.
Annual Meeting Reports Made Full Of
Facts and Figures of Interest.

Annual Meeting-Reports Made Full Of
Facts and Figures Of Interest.
The annual church meeting of the
First Universalist Church was held
Wednesday evening. The chairman of
the benevolent committee Mrs. C. r.
Mason, reported that the demands had
been less than during 1896 Clothing has
been provided for one family and an
other has been clothed and sent to the
west. Homes have been provided for two
boys; and $Sl has been expended for
benevolent purposes during the past
year.
During the six years which this spec
ial committee has been in office, rs fami-
lies have been aided and SO tons of coal
have been given out Many have been
aided outside the church. $170 has been
expended during these years.
Miss Carrie S. Ward, chairman for the
committee on hospitality, reported rs
calls made during the year; 100 seats
have been rented during this time.
Mrs. Celia A. Lowell, for the commit
tee on visiting the sick, reported $50
calls made.
Miss Rosie H. Fish reported for the
mission literature committee. Denomina-
ton documents, papers and pamphlets
have been sent extensively through the
south and west, to the extent of many
thousands, to churches and Sunday
schools.
Thomas Talbot treasurer, reported
$7469 as the expenditures. The income
from the benefit fund furnishes a goodly
sum for benevolent and charitable pur-
poses.
Mrs. E. l. Comins, for the committee
on nominating church committees, an
nounced the reappointment of all the
former heads of committees, with the
exception of the sick committee, in
which case Mrs. NJ E. Phelps has been
chosen.
All these committees have large
membership, composed principally of
ladies'
Mrs G. A. Sturtevant was made the
head of the Sunday school committee,
formerly called the supplementary COM
mittee to committee on hospitality.
Daniel Seagrave, the clerk, reported
the following deaths during the past
year: Mrs. Jennie A. Blunt, Solomon D.
King, Mrs Marilla NJ. Butterfleld, Rob-
ert B. Stroud, Mrs. Cynthia H Hadley,
Mrs. Ada H. Bartlett and Mrs. Lydia G.
Davis.
The report dealt with the successful
renovations of the church edifice during
last summer, and the general f1ourishlng
condition of all the auxiliary organiza-
tons.