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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-21
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Houston Negroes are Unloading the
Mallory Vessel Now 10 Port.
NO PROSPECT OF TROUBLE JUST NOW
ton About the Wnr Tnx-Two
suits for Heavy Damages.

Galveston, Texas. September 20. There
is absolutely no change in the Mallory
strike situation, Houston negroes to the
number OF io2 are here unloading the YES
sch in port They have rot been molosted
and there are no Indications that they will
be unless some Of them should so far for
get their caution as to stray around town
by themselves.
The Galveston crowd say they will not
return TO work and the belief is row that
the matter will soon wear itself out ani
be forgotten.
Andrew Thomas is at the head OF the
Houston crowd, but says il the Galveston
men desire 10 return TO work he will 20
back home. Otherwise he and his men
Pun pose to earn an honest living at honest
wages,
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hYMEXEAl..

TUCKER WALLACE. Winona. Texas,
September 49, Mr.. J II Tucker and Miss
Eugenia Wallace were married this after
neon at 3 O'Clock at the home of the bride 5
parents By Rev Joar II. Christian Of
Gilmer They will leave for Lindale to-
morrow. whore thsy will in the future re-
side.
LANHAM- BAKER. denton, Tex, Sep
TENDER 10 w. L. I.anham. wealthy
farmer living in this county, to-day returned
from Louisville, KY, where he was recent
ly married 60 Miss Biile Baker, a member
OF a prominent old family living near
Louisville.
BEDDELI4-S TUBBLEFlELD - Liberty
Hin, Texas. September 10. Married, at
he residence of the brides parents. Mr..
Charley Bedd- II TO Miss Sudie Stubbeheid
Rev. Lemons officiating.
HELMS SUTHERLAND. - Georgetown.
Texas. septsmbcT 10. MIR. -. r. Hslms
and Mr. Sutherland. both OF Lanesport.
surprised their friends by getting married
here last Saturday. The bride Is one CT
tss teachers Of the Lanesport school and
was attending the teachers examination.
The groom is prominent farmer OF Lanes
rcrt end candide;e for Justice OF the peace
OF that precinct.
FARls-MuRCHlSON. --Grapeland Tex.
September i9.-Mr Wilmer Faris and Ml =
Dora Murchiscn were married at the resi-
ienee OF Rev. W. II. Caldwell last nigh,
and Immediately took the south bound train
Tor Dlxoa, where Mr. Faris is agent for
the international snd Great Northern rail-
road.
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Cotton Pests In rton cou,,,


Wharton, Texas. Sber 20 -Frorn
Mr.. Leon Williamson Bonus of the
Dunovaht a Eieriuse alton, The Post
correspondent is enab give some very
striking figures on thges of the hail
wesyil IN TINS immed'ation. Mr.. Will
hanson tells ihe Fan that in the
year 1887 the damage y this insect In
his section couaa De Estimated al so
pr cent unis year 50 has been tho
carnage done 1t is useekoned al VI
per cent This win ip,anters nsst
year 20 plant largely ON cane. ur
Williamson also statesMe ssrs nuno'
want s. Eldridge will wear iuerense
th,pir acreage SOC In clIthelr raiirosd
bit four miles lacks cen Tbia ralI
re@n eon,1 pe hhlsheu and through
fancy Waarlon eounh would in
duce our planters to plgely In can.
next year.
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS

At the fremont: S. =. Watson. New
York; Ed II Harreli. Houston: Gordon
Woodson. Houston: Hal w Greer, boau-
mont; John d. Rogers city W II. STRAIT
ton. Jr. e. p jackson, Dallas Ben COIN.
New York; Guy Nitcasll. Atlanta Ga. .
John w Goodwin, Brownwo0d, Con Sulll'
van. Temple; j. s. Bigelow, st. Louisi Lce
Hall. United States Army: Charles Bates.
city; II. W. Stanton, Boston: l.. Dassest,
Detroit Fred Boyd. Louisville; Edgar
Sweeney Dallas, Robert f.. Hun, Texas;
Chicsfo.
AT the Hotel Grand Mr.. and Mrs. G..
-, Oten, Chicago; jos Elliott, St, Louis: S.
r. Templeton. ST. Louis; w. NJ. Brooke
Chicago Miss r. Wood AUSTIN G. A. An
drews. Sherman: Ed Trimble, city; c, A.
Wood St. Louis; Charles b. Fench. kansaa
fsftv
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DIRT IN THE HOUSE BUILDS THE HIGH
WAY TO BEGGARY." BE WISE IN TIME AND USE
SAPOL|O

10 investigate the charges made by Coun-
" Commissioner II. +. johnson regarding
The letting OF the furniture contract for
the new court house The committeeman
are. Ex Judge VIM T. Austin of the law
nrm OF Austip A Rose; Gus Levy. mer-
chant Of the firm OF Gus Levy & Co. /;
Charles II. Moore. lumborman. OF the firm
OF Moore G Goodman; D. 3 Skinner,
printer, former president OF the Typo
graphical union OF Galveston.
Judge Mann requests the committee -
meet nj the county court In the Sgaly
building tomorrow at noon. The sessions
Of the investigation VIII be open to the
public.
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SECOND EDITION--6:OO a. m.
ANXIOUS FOR WAR.
The Citizens of Argentina Are Opposed to Any
Yielding to Chile.


James Goran ennett) M e7I "
September 20 Some
studei
people yielding petitions police dispersed
the studen without Sasual
and
which will prepare them to take
the zelda n hotilues shot begin.
without
narke
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Mrs. poIores Wedcr.

Victoria. Texas September 20.-Mrs Do
lores Weldsr died at her home In this city
this morning at the age OF g. She leaves
nine children. all grown. and all except
two living IN Victoria. John, James and
Frank OF Victoria. and Phil Welder OF Bee
VILE Mrs. T. l.. Dunlap, Mrs. J. II. Flem-
Ing. Mis- Lizzie and MISS Lima OF Victoria.
and Mrs. o. L. Abney OF Dallas. The fun
eral Will be held tomorrow afternoon. being
delayed to await the arrival OF John and
ri
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George
N'u'ils""' 49, 'e'e'''s ie,ed from
'ne >''i'N'"'' ~ p" p'''se oo''Ong $751;
600 on street ur a few days
been found and eturned by John
the grip man of he car. With -,
a 'lon VI os ,v,,, NY, 'ns was in
In sS one n ~ c ~a9 3" a'aiI 900
British Columbian this city. NJ VI
who was so lucl ms TO recover ~
tune, left $40 athe car house f,ha
srlpnlan.
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IAN Angelo !,

San Angelo, Texas, Sci is.-Heavy
rains continue here, SHILLING at in
teryais ali day long andh tie night.
much to the satisfaetiot slockmen.
Rev. G. b. Rogers. Il the FIRST
Baptist church Of San Asndered his
Resignation YESTERDAY generally
wished that he may rfethe matter
and be induced 10 reihaN is gerer-
ally esteemed ana Is one blest min
listers In the city.
TIE scaocl hoard today Miss Mary
Cook as assistant in tc schools.
the increasing nuihoef oibelng al
ready TOO great for the tets chosen
As in many another uoHtizens OF
San Angelo have becomAnt over
the injustice imposed uPby some
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STREET. CAR COMPANY SUED.

Bertha Blume suing by her father and
next friend Charles Blume has filed suit
for damages against X. Is. Baer. receiver
OF the Galveston City Railroad company.
The complaint alleges that the plaintiff. u
child OF II years OF age. was riding In a
bread wagon driven by an employe OF her
father, going south on Center between ave-
nuee + l-2 aud q, when an electric car
going north frightened the horse. which
ran away and threw plaintiff out, breaking
her arm and wrist, The damages asked
LIZ Slb. 600.
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member Of the First Texas regiment, IL
nome nom Jacksonville Fla on thirty
ddy SICK furcugh. He expects that his
regiment win soon be ordered to Cuba.
The staunch old Bastrop Advertiser, with
]. C. Grain and son as editors and pro-
piielors, are 10 move Into more spacious
and pleasant quarters on the first OF Oc-
tpbeb aud propose to shortly add steam
fixtures, etc.
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BRIDGE MATTER POSTPONED.

Major Quinn. OF the United States ensi-
neerlng corps. was TO be here today to hold
Clear creek. Harris aud Galveston coun-
ties recently built bridge over tbs creek
nt the town OF Clear Creek. now there is
some question about requiring the putting
IN OF draw. County Judge Mann recey-
ed telegram from New Orleans stating
that Major Quinn was In that city and oa
account OF the quarantine was compelled
40 postpone the hearing until October 8.
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Versailles, Ky, septe,. % Mic.
Russell the greatest trot hroo, we
eyed SO years, died. She Vino nroror,y
OF A. ]. Alexander, owne, vaai,,,..
stock farm. Mss Russell W, p TT'J Ir
out of sallie Russell. and d., vsna 81
once queen of he trotting { '' "''
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sLAGLE Is TO pIrrsBuRG.
SOLD Four of the
ppIaycrs

Kansas City, Sr,har On ,-,a p;,,.
burg National Lee, o,,h ho, ..oo,,.oa ,,,,
pick OF the Kansas. p,,a, IN. so,scr.,.
champions OF the toy, Ys,y,n Man
"se' es the sale of four
VI MS vs. w Pirates, They are
Pitchers Alb Pardee nolo c,.r ca,tar
Fielder James Slaglt, Th,ra n.so,,,,,
James Williams.
So, 80 nsenansr state the pur-
e4e sle - w oi"ra,,s hing is receiving
a,ooI y, ,tooroo NJ graduating him
race in the Western Id
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Temple, Texas. September 20.--Mr. and
Mrs. w. p. Blake. who with their 9-year-
old aon, Jack Polk Blake, were en- route to
visit relatives AT Linden, Kan, had a sad
returning last night their little son having
died on the train soon after leaving Texas.
Mr.. Blake Is a popular Santa Fe conduc-
tor. The child died OF something like con-
RnsIlnn
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G. A. stnvay Dead

New York sep''er 2o.--George A.
steinway, son OF late William Stein
way and a mempef the piano firm of
Steinway d sons at sea on board the
steamohip StatehoaSeptember H. aged
"a years he was rnlng TO the United
States from buslntrip to Europe.
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OF the publishers who have contract with
TIE State text book board. as many a book
offered In exchange and practically as good
as new VIII not be accepted BY the local
agents for such publishers.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. e. Snnissen have re-
turned from their visit TO San Antonio
and are at the Isandon.
Charles CoIlyns and wife have come home
from a ak wesks' visit In Denver Colo.
E. c. Suggs. the millionaire cattleman
OF the Concho country and the Indian Ter
ritory, is in the city
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cattle RecoI for I<nnsns ~,

Kansas City, Stember 20. All !,
cattle records we broken at the Ka
City stock yards yesterday when 1893
head of cattle wereceived. Fully 100
head OF taose reced were stockers an
feeders trcm thelestern ranges; TIL
previous record wa7,477 head received o,
August 3. 1897.
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Bastrop Texas. September ~. The
knowing" cnes predict that almost the
entire cotton crop OF this section viii be
picked from the fields In the next three
weeks.
Mr.. walter Murcbson OF Cedar Greek. .
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Especial Gable Dispatch to the New York her
aid and The Houston Post Copyrighted,
1895 by james Gordon Bennett.)
Santiago de Cuba, September 2o,-The
SInfanta Maria Teresa is not yet ufloat
when she was pumped out last Saturday
" was found she was still hard anu 1as'
3on rock which penetrated her bottom
Ia mother ten DAYS delay Will result.
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THE BEST SOLDIER !"

Sergeant w. n. Mayfield arrived home
from Jacksonville, Tuesday morning hay
Ing received an honorable discharge from
company |, Secoad Texas. at Jacksonville.
He made good soldier, as evidenced by
the gold medal he wore home, which bears
this inscription.
Awarded 10 the Best Soldier of the La
Grange Light Guard, w. n. Mayaeld."
"Kiengle Medal. Jacksonville"
But. Notwithstanding this fact, he says
he knows whsn he has enough, and that
they viii have to fight in his back yard and
conscript him TO get him into the army
again.
have expressed about the same sentiment.
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Ennis, Texas. September 20.--J. q. Mo-
Bowel. farmer and an old settler, died
yesterday after q lingering Illness and was
buried in Myrtle cemetery today.
Tho public schools opened here yester-
day with a total attendance OF TAT. The
prospects for good term are very flatter-
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NOTES

Inc nonr Of medical examiners for tnis
yuuieial dlsict will meet here on Friday.
pclootr ~. 7r the purpofe OF examining
applicants fo PHYSICIANS certificates.
Richards &pringles Ministries are play
ing at the Grid tonight.
p:od' AT her cine on Sycamore street. at
- cock InfeiY morning. Mrs. p. b.
Eldred, aged 4gears
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w. o. w. UnycilIn..

I>ongyiew, Texas September la.--Yester-
day 'sunaay) was day ever 10 be remem-
oered Ia this city. The OCCASION was the
unwilling OF two monument. by the Wood
men OF the World. II. G. Ferrell OF the
Biz SANDY camp and Mrs. Beulzh Munden
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Hartford, Conn, Snber 20. Former
United States senatilliam Eaton is
dangerously i'll at hise in this city He
Is 81 years old an@ntly suffered a
stroke OF paralysis.
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GRAND Jury AnlouRNEp.

The grand jury for the fall term of the
district court adjourned Monday afternoon
after submitting their report. Twelve fell
ony indictments and four nsdemeanors
were returned.
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Conviction. mt pryan.

Bryan, Texas. September 20,--In the dis
trict court today Lige Arrant colored.
plead guilty to forgery. and Arthur VIII
liams. eolored. plead guilty to theft Of
cattle. Both were given two years in the
nenifpuiarv
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Pndition for her official trial. which will
'obably be made in few days Her
mayed machinery has been fully re-
Ired and new port cycllnder put in.
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Not Much Der,itu,ion Fourd.

Seattle. Wash. September 2o.-Froh
Captain Downing Of the steamer Excelsior
from Copper river. 1t is learned that the
United States gunboat Wheeling did not
find many destitute miners at Copper river
aud Cooks inlet Commander Sebree OF
80 Wheeling, Il Is said, will repcs< TO the
tasosury department that the number OF
pen applying for aid was not sufficient 70
Justify the return of the gunboat ~ sitka-
Accordingly the Wheeling proceeded to 81
Eichaels with Governor Brady as a pas
niger. It is not unlikely that prospectors
s6sy need aid later in tho year.
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INSTALLATIONS OF OFFICERS.

BrCnham encampment No. 125. !. o. o.
installed the following officers Monday
gtt; l.. F, Grsssmuck, G. p; w. s..
rneti, II. p. VIM. Schlll. s. w; II C..
Is, sentry; b. schmid, treasurer; II. A.
hkwoItb. j. W.
re installation was conducted by Dr.
&c. Rees, district deputy grand patri-
arc
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

llfollowing marriage licenses were is
suenpr the week ending September 90
H. Taylor and Cora James; Charles
larVer nd Mary Murray. Jacob Harris
aAu VII Hawkins. James Jones ami Mary
~ h'n achn Jones and Missouri Custer;
1liiret Int and Anuie Hubert; Robert
ioweil n Hattie Las, James Peterson
and Lucy 6Mers.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
The News OF killing Was Received
with Much sorrow.

with Much sorrow.
Brenham, Texas. September 2o.-The
news of the killing o: Mr.. Archie W,
Campbell by Constable l.. A. Hudson at
conroe. Montgomery county, last evening
was received here with profound sorrow
this morning, when his sister, Mrs. Sarita
TampIe; received the sad intelligence over
the telephone
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Morgan. Bosaule e~ssty. Texas. septem-
Der 20. "A good rain fell here yesterday.
The ground wa becoming very dry and
the rain was badly needed.
Troy. Bell County. Texas, September 20.
A good rain yesterday evening about 8
o'clock very little wind, and the cotton
ia not injured.
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QUARANTINE ENFORCED.

The following telsgrsphic communica
ton relative 10 the retention In quarantine
of the steamship cayo Largo decides the
fate OF shst vessel for al least ten days:
Galveston, September 1s.-pr. Blunt.
State Quarantine Officer. Austin. Texas
Am agent for the steamer Cayo Largo, due
today from New Orleans Mayficld pro
poses TO quarantine her ten days bug as
she left NV Orleans on Friiay evening.
twenty four hours before quarantine was
declared. feel tina; the action would be
both unnecessary and unjust, and appeal To
you TO permit her 10 eplsr without quaran-
tue. Have all her cargo ready. and am
bound to dispatsh her this month. Please
wire decision Immediately.
Alfred Holt
The following reply was received yester
day
Houston Texas September H. Alfred
Holt Galveston; Quarantine law requires
all vessels TO he held In quarantine ten
days: can not make exception In your case,
w. y Blunt. State Health Officer.
COMMITTEE, TO INVESTIGATE.
County Judge Morgan NJ. Mann this
afternoon announced the names Of the
gentlemen selected to act as a committee
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Farragut Again In Condition.
San Francisco. September 2o.-The tor
pedo boat destroyer Farragut is again In
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WILDER.
DEFERRED ITEMS.

DEFERRED ITEMS.
Wilder had her full share of severe
cold, deep snow and a fearful blizzard
last week. Business was suspended
and the breaking of roads and side
walks monopolized the time of the able
bodied. The mill roller with four
horses and the town roller with eight
horses attached, soon had the roads In
good shape.
Over forty men are engaged on the
iron bridge. The long span is up and
completed to such an extent that If
the ice should 60 out it would not fall.
The long span is 261 feet from the
N. H. side to the island. The men
have had to combat with the inclem-
ency of an old fashioned winter ever
since commencing the iron work, but
work has been pushed every day ex-
cepting one-half day on account of the
blizzard. One man who has worked
out in all weather for fourteen years,
had his ears severely frozen.
The u. O. A. M. will meet at Mars
tons Hall once a month for business
and once a month at the different
homes of the members for a social hour
in company with their wives. q. 5.
Thurston was elected delegate to the
State meeting at Montpelier in May.
Mrs. Jerusha Wilmot is in very poor
health.
John jerks was called to Lyme on
account of the illness of his sister, Mrs.
d. Lamotte.
Dea. E. Goss presented the Junior
G. E. society with a slate blackboard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manson welcom-
ed a son recently.
Choral Unions are held once in two
week by the singers.
Hattie Spear is stopping with Mrs.
VIM. Haskins.
Louis Solomon has returned from
New York.
Frank Marston will move to his new
house soon.
Arthur Alger is planning to go to
Klondike in March.
Missionary meeting with Mrs. E. ID.
Hazen on Thursday.
A social at the parsonage on Friday
evening.
The lecture by Rev. Thomas lyric
of st. Johnsbury on Books and Read
ing, was much enjoyed by all who
heard it.
There was a lecture in the church
Monday evening by Rev. 0. S. Davis
of Springfield upon the life of Shakes
peare, which was fine.
Last Sabbath Rev. II. NJ. Kellogg
preached from the text, John Xxx. "a,
urging the necessity of attending pray
er meeting and giving some of the rea-
sons for not being there. Next Sab
bath he will preach the sermon in the
course to young people.
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USE 1T AND GET WELL.

turn she will probably visit her adopt
ed daughter Ethel, W no has been at
school at Vergennes since last fall.
The regular bi monthly meeting of
Cape Horn Grange, No. 254, was held
in their new hall Friday evening. Ap-
plications were received for new mem
bers, candidates were initiated and
raised to the second degree. This so
ciety was organized last spring and is
constantly increasing in numbers The
Changers have recently purchased a
Woods Organ-in appearance much
like piano organ.
The revival meetings at the NJ. K.
church for the past few days, under
the direction of Rev. J. M Buffam of
Aubury, Me-, closed Monday, Jan. 81.
Had there been no storm fare thee
well' service would have been held on
Tuesday evening.
Sunday evening there were union
services at the NJ E. church, Rev. b.
F. Gustin of the Congregational church
preached on the topic, Glow success is
won," in his usual able manner A
very large audience was present.
The revival meetings are being con-
| tinued this week as union services at
the Congregational church. Monday
evening, Rev. l.. r. Danforth of Lam
caster spoke to crowded house.
Wednesday, Rev. Mr.. Blackmer of
Lunenburg, Friday. Rev. P. F. Mars
ton. also of Lancaster. 1t is hoped to
have our former pastor. Rev. E. e..
French, now of johnson, to speak at
least twice this week. Meetings are
to close Friday, 1t is specially re-
quested that all will bring to the ser
vice Friday their Gospel Hymns, No.
/, 2, 8. and 4. Special music has been
arranged for these meetings.
The dancing school under the direc-
ton of Guy HAYES, commenced Satur
day night in Grange Hall, about fifteen
couples were present. Terms, So per
couple for ten lessons.
Born Saturday, Feb. 5th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Flynn, boy weighing
about 10 lbs. A fine boy.
James S. Meacham; who is living
this winter with his daughter, Mrs.
Alice Meacham, was in the village the
last of the week. Mr.. Meacham is
about "a years old and is one of the
best preserved gentlemen of that age
in town. Nearly all of the time he
works for the Thompson Manufactur-
ing Co. at Lancaster, N. II.
Mrs. J. H. Benton has been away
from home about two weeks, visiting
friends and relatives in Massachusetts,.
At present she is visiting her sons who
are lawyers in Boston.
Mrs. Stevens, mother of Mrs. l. E.
Knights; who ii SO years old, is not as
we'll as usual this winter.
The Essex County Grammar school
commences Monday, Feb. 14th, with
Prof. E. w. Wright of Lunenburg as
teacher. He taught here last year and
his many friends are glad to know of
| bis return.
Miss Celia Taylor died Tuesday,
| Feb. I'd, at her home in Maidstone.
| Two physicians were in attendance.
The funeral sermon was preached by
Rev. Mr.. Brown of North Stratford,
| n. H., interment was made in the
cemetery in the northern part of the
/ town.
Last week Miss Hattie Henson was
a severe sufferer from odentalgia, but
after havinga carious tooth extracted
she found great relief.
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GUILDHALL.
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The usual weekly meeting of the
Christian Endeavor society was held
SUNDAY evening at the Congregational
church vestry. The service was led
bv Miss Katherine Hutchinson of
Northumberland, N. H., subject "The
Christians Confidence. The week
preceding Helen Boyce was the leader,
with the topic, For Christ and the
Church"
Miss Annie Hunter of Boston, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John
w. Boyce, the past month, returned to
the city on Thursday.
Last week Mrs. Geo. A, Hubbard
started for the western part of the
state for a short visit. Before her re-