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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-21
Auction Sale Ct House ard Lot

BY virtue of power conferred upon me
by certain mortgage, executed by
Henry Davis and wife Ella Davis, which
said mortgage is duly recorded in Reg
istry Wake County in Book No. az, at
Page 665, | will offer for sale ut the
court house door in the city of Raleigh
to the highest bidder for cash, on Mon
day, August -, 1898. at II o'clock M,
a certain house and lot on the Tarboro
Road near st. Augustine Normal school
and described rs follows to-wit: Begin
ming at stake on the East side of SAID
road Branns corner, thence II. s l-2O
poles to a stake; thence 5. 2M degrees
w. 60 feet to IL stake; thence w. ; l-2e
poles to II stake on said road; thence
with the same GO feet to the beginning.
Il. II. MONTAGUE,
Mortgage.
Raleigh, N. c., July II, 1898.
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A SLIGHT INCREASE
In the Volume of Dealings in
Stocks.
THE STREET NOT DEAD
INCREASE DUE TO COVERING OF
SHORT CONTRACTS.
PUT OUT BY SMALL TRADERS TUESDAY
Wheat Closes a Fraction Lower Corn Left Oft
Unchanged Oats, Pork, Lard and Ribs
Advanced Cotton Dull and Heavy.

New York, July 20.-There is ii fair
amount of new business recorded IN
nearly all ines of dry goods, but II is not
of Il heavy character. So far, man orders
have shown the best results, and these
have been for small lots Though quite
numerous, they fail to bring the daily
totals up to a high figure. The market
it much in the future, buyers III Town
being inclined to query for future Duy-
ing rather than to purchase at once.
s..E.7al.ss....AA..
New York. July 20.-The cotton mar
ket was dull and heavy today ana lower
on liquidation by the tired holders ana
disappointed bulls influenced by the an
sence of outside speculative demand,
apathy of the foreigners and continued
bearish sentiment generally prevailing
here. The market yesterday showed the
speculation was not strong enough to
carry forward any extensive improve
ment in vaules and this, with disappont-
ing Liverpool adyices today started the
liquidation which began shortly after
the opening. First prices were made at
last nights close. An advance of | point
from this range occurred on the publica-
ton of the weekly crop report, but there
was not sufficient buying power to alb
sorb the offerings and prices slowly de-
clined to points. Covering of shorts
at this range held the market steady at
the decline and prevented n greater
slump. The marked closed steady, with
net loss of 3 to 6 points.
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RALEIGH COTTON.
RALErGH ~ ., July %.
1ooIc%u II hoIau Market du ct
NAVAL STORES.

WLnIsaToN, N. G., July 20 Spirits turpen-
tine nrm at rs: sales "A ca ks; receipts ia
CASKS.
aoair dull; 9-aiA0 receipts $50 barrels
Crude turpentine Fl IN, hard u W. $3.50 and
l.70: recaipts ID barrels.
Tar quiet at 81 10: re- eipts 70 barrels
-CHARLEsToN,s 8. @. July .0-Cott)n ARK et
quiet; sa'es middiing M.
T.r, entine mara ct firm q Ii; sac Ell
kosin quiet and IL changed fale.-
SAVANNAH, Ma. july - -sptr1ts turpeptiIe
n IN at 26H sales Z z casEg 9: receipts !, IA.
kosn firm ana uncha gid; sales 2.1.S; 10
ce DTS PA.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. July 20 -3 p NJ Money on rsli
steady 1T I4a2 per cent; last loan ~ per
,ant closing at PER cent. Prbn.
m rusntIle parer akat per cent. sterlins
eu change steady with actual busi 1ess In
han rars' bits at 4 S5kais6 for dc nand- at
sstxaiS ix for 60 days. Fusted rates Adm
silver ce, ii ffat.s 6sa69X. Bar silver ss1
MEXICAN ollars AN Goveianent Tomas
al
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'*naIIv. 4DaiIy Ex Sunday

Nos 400 and 402-"The Atlanta Specials
Solid Vestibuled Train OF Pullman SleepeTs
and coaches between Washington and At
lanta also Pullman Sleepers between Ports
mouth and Chester, 3. I.
Nos. Al and S8-The S. A. L. Express" Solid
Train, coaches and Pullman Sleepers be-
tween Portsmouth and Atlanta. Company
Sleepers between columbia and Atlanta
Both trains make immediate connections
at Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, New Or
leans, Texas, california, Mexico, Chattanooga
Nashville, Memphis. Macon. Florida.
For Tickets, Sleepers. etc.. apply to
III. S. Leard, Il. z. A., Raleigh, N. @.
-. st. John, Vice Pres. and Gen
Manager; V. Il. McBee, General Super
intendent; III. w. b. Glover, Traffi
Manager; II. j. Anderson, General Pas
Senger Agent.
General Offices. Portsmouth, Va.
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LOCAL STOCK MARK8T
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July 20.-A condition of
softness In wheat today acquired from
last nights rain was hardened by re-
ports of frost in the Northwest. Sep
TENDER closed 1k0lA lower and December
lost rs. Corn left off unchanged. Oats
advanced ". Pork quiet at w higher.
ard and ribs are up 21aGd5.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue of the power of
sale contained in deed of trust exc
cuted by II. Il. Parham and wife to the
undersigned and recorded in Book l3s
mt page 50, Register of Deeds office
for Wake county, l will at II O'Clock
M on
MONDAY, THE 1ST DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1893, 4'
at the court house door in Raleigh, lex-
pose to sale at public auction the house
and lot described in said deed as fol
lows: That lot adjoining the lands OF
l. Oettinger, Mrs. III. l.. Lowery and
others, and lying on the south side OF
Martin street in the city Of Raleigh
between Blount and Person streets, and
bounded by line beginning at the north
east corner of n lot sold and conveyed
by said II. e. Parham to Mary I'll. Ba-
ker (now Lowery) running thence east
wardly with the south side of Martin
street At feet to the northwest corner
of Oettinger's lot, thence southwardly
by line parallel with Blount 30 feet,
thence westwardly by a line parallel
with Martin street AZ feet to the south
east corner of the said lot sold to Mrs.
Baker, thence northwardly with the line
of the last named lot and parallel with
Blount street 210 feet to the beginning
point on Martin street.
Terms of sale, cash.
II. II. GRAY, Trustee.
July 2, 1893.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 20 - Flour market
moder .fely active al d steady.
Water iatentS f60at no
Minnesota patens AGA 100
HI tneSota bakeri s9atD
Rye DOuY du 26'at0).
Corn meal firm: ysllow We tsrl -; city 70.
Rye steady No. Western DO
Barley dull western feeding ga %; barley
malt dull; weste n 57aG3
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. La. July 90.-Cotton futures
quiet sales $500 bales
OTHER MARKETS.

Galveston. ca Y, S 1875: 6s8 Daies
Norfolk, nomin IL. 8, - bales
Rs timO,>, rnnlinal, ~, !. ta'A'.
Boston, st ady, & 3-ls, Us bales.
: ilmington. Jim BY itals,
ssgsnnaf, quiet and easy. tx. rs bs;ss.
New Oresns. quiet. Il 40, bales
Mobile, nomiGaI. ox. bales.
Memphis, duh. 6E. bales
Augusta, steady. TX bales.
Charleston. quiet. by, 40 osies.
CINCINNATI, Quie', d, 29i bales.
Is iisv!ile, quiet 6. - bales.
81. Louis, easy, Ok, = bats
Houston, easy. ST. bales.
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CHICAGO, July 20
Opening. Closing


-Four 8. ady; wheat. NO. spring 3d. Nc.
.pring (g32: No. 2 red, rs: corn. No.
az. UatR. >3. %; No white 6faf; No. I:
yntre 26a26. Rye, No. 246ax. Barney, 40. 3, ala
4: No. 3. 80: NO. - FIsx seed NJ '. !, l0ik
EIlme Timothy seed S.. 81. Mess pork per Ut ].
rib sides G ,'sD s63lt AIS. Ury-e. led snoui-
ders tboxedl 4xaiA Short clear sides boxed
i5.6iaj bh Whiskey, distillers lnis led goods.
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BY the time some people make up their
minds what to do it's too late to do it.
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A. & N. c. RAILROAD
Time Table in Effect June 10. 1898.
EASTBOUND TRAINS.


EASTBOUND TRAINS.
Leave Goldsboro 7:10 a. M, $40 p. M,
500 p. m.
Leave Kinston Ola a. M, 4:32 p. M,
6:12 p. m.
Leave Newbern 1870 p. m, 5:45 p. m,
I:225 p. m.
Arrive Morehead 3:46 p. M, 657 p. M,
S:37 p. m.
WESTBOUND TRAINS.
Leave Morehead BAT a. NJ, TAT a. m,
$40 n. m.
Leave Newbern sos a. m, 9:10 a. m,
$50 p. m.
Leave Kinston 607 a. m, 1912 a. m,
Glib r. IN.
Arrive Goldsboro 700 a. m, 11:05 a.
M, :: ID p. IN.
s. l.. DILL,
Superintendent.
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BALTIMONn.

BALrIMoRE. Md, July 2O-Flour quiet
and unchangei. 49,.
~ n,., FIR e. 20 Q red spot S1haSl&: July
aXas0k; August ib& september Hs; SoutE
.ru wneat by sample 7oaols.
Corr ste ,dy spot and July 37s87%; August
3Ial3 s ,p,embec 36a36s; southern ~hl'e
corn tfaa
Oats firm M Nv hite 7ra3i
Rye steady; No. 2 eirby ~: NO ives
i2&
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LIVERPOOL. July 2O--4 p. M.-Spot cotton
fair prices stea1y: Americrn middlirg
led. Kec ,ipts 2.LO0 tales .cludiDg 40
American,
Futures opened with poor demand. ana
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wheat SPOT cay: No. 2 red S2SsS3 OPP ns
July closed Sz&; Septemb 73S December
closed 7l%.
Corn. SPOT, steady; No. 9. 80 options -
July closed SIX; september clossd o.
december 3SS.
',ste, apoS: 4 m; No. 2, 27Aa tx; options
July closed 26s n,
Cut meaLs stnsdy; ptckiod bellies tai;
10. picked shoulders AZ: do. harms n az.
Hay easy shipping ~ a3o; good TO cholce
Lard firm; western steamed s5.sih; july
5sb' refined steady. q, so
Pork duI; mess sll.C0all50; family sli oU
sutter firm; eItern creamery l3h@l7 40
c esmery l1al4a: State oairv 1tal5x.
tlheese 'rm: large white, MSS !,
riggs steady: state ana feAuaylvanla IL
ais western FIRE. h l8als
Taiiow STEADY. city fa2 per pack age) I;
Potatoes steady; Jersey 2.2ba"iO' Long
ssnd 22sas.50
Petroleum. ste, dy United - reHned New
9ork Su.tO Philads phis and Bal imore o.zs
Roain quiet strained, comm ~ to s".o
l4a TO
Turventine gu ct at 27x,23
Rice steady domestic, Ts1r 10 extfs o"V'
6x Japan 6xa8k.
Cotton seed oil tie dy; prime Gu e oaA''
prime summer yellow <3hasi ..,
noissse. steady; rev Orleans, open kettie
good TO choice. 2Sa3A
Freight quiet snd g sy.
Coffee OPTION: ny h.aU; teptempe'
s.ia, bu; spot Rio du ! IN weak: no. 7, III
vice ~ 40. 7, jobbing on; NJ lid, 'nSctlVe'
cor oyi 81 "a 5. r.
sugar, raw. strong: IA DIM upward. Far
eaning $40 centrifugal IS: test a. 10: re-
nnpu m.
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NEW YORK. July 2)-Futuree OpeDt d
FUTURES closed easy; sales 8',50O' al 8
LIVERPOOL.

cpot cotton closed eady; middling up :.
lands s. a: middlinR gulf 7-i5 sales 1913
The Forrest City times., 1898-05-27
Delinquent Tax Sales:
STATE OF ARKAHsAs,
 County of St. Franc,s,

The lands and lots and parts of lots returned de- lnquent in St Francis County for the ear 1897 and previous years, together with the taxes and penalty charged thereon agfecaby to law, contained and described in the following list:
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MILLBURY.
G. A. r. OFFIrERs ELECT

G. A. r. OFFICERS ELECTED.
George A. Custer Post 20, G. A. r.,
met in Grand Army hall Monday even
Ing and elected the following officers:
Commander, Lyman S. Waters; S. V. c.,
o. G. Owens; s., w. A. Ryan G., Rev.
John Gregson; o. of D., A, II. Batch
elor; o. of G., David Herihy;
5. NJ, S. d, Waters; A., Henry F. Ho-
bert; j. $. ", I. S. Winter; s. NJ, ]. A.
Coffin. The officers were installed by
S. n. Rogers. Regular monthly meet
ings will be held through the year.
AFTERNOON RUNAWAYS.
A horse attached to one of A. York's
baker wagons, created considerable ex-
element on Martin street, Monday af-
ternoon. The spirited animal became
Frightened and made things lively in that
vicinity for few. minutes. He was
captured by q FOCAL milkHnan on Park
hill and returned to it's driver, Charles
Bazin, who led him to the stable. Lit
tie damage was done.
A very exciting runaway occurred on
the Worcester road Monday afternoon,
when an advertising team belonging to
Lothrop's opera house was hurled over
an embanlSmept to the ground, dis
lance of six feet below. 1t appears
that the horse became frightened and
started TO run when the driver, in an
attempt to check him, pulled up the
reins, heading him towards the wall,
which he cleared without difficulty, car
rying the wagon with him. The con
tents of the team were thrown out, but
otherwise little damage was done.
WEEK OF PRAYER.
The week of prayer will be observed
by the local churches with a series of
union meetings Tuesday evening, at the
Baptist Church, Wednesday evening, at
the Second Congregational Church,
Thursday at the First Congregational
Church, and Friday evening at the
Methodist Church. The meetings will be
in charge of the pastors of the churches.
VARIOUS TOWN NOTES.
The Millbury Saving Bank has de-
| clared a semi-annual dividend of 2 per
cent, payable Monday, Jan. TO-
A dress rehearsal of the A. of f. was
held in Elm Hall, Monday evening.
A regular convection of Tyrian r, A.
Chapter will be held this evening. Rev.
M. Hotchkiss viii read a very interest
ing paper on Masonry"
Miss Josephine Harper of North
Brookfield is visiting friends in town.
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souTHBRlDGE

PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied in Notre Dame Church, Monday
morning. The groom was Paul st. Lau-
rent, popular young man of the town,
and the bride was Miss Adelina Roberts
Of this town. Both young people have a
host of friends who attended the mar
riage and wished the happy couple all
possible joy in their future life.
A NICE DISCOURSE.
Rev. Willis A. Hadley, pastor of the
South Congregational Church, gave the
first in a series Of discourses to be de-
livered by him during the coming
months The subject of his address was
1.-THE young man and his body" His dis
course was a fine one and the audience
was greatly interested. Mr. Hadley will
continue the course until he has given
ten, dealing with different stages Of a
young mans life and doings,
OPTICAL TOWN NOTES.
Quinebaug Lodge, F. and A. NJ will
give a smoke talk to gentlemen friends
next Thursday evening.
The Central Baptist Church will be
formally opened Tuesday, Jan. Ii, after
being closed for some months, during
which time it has undergone an entire
remodeling
Frank Garceau and Mrs. Della La
Fleche, We're married in Eotre Dame
Church Monday morning.
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Ncighb0rh0Od News Central Massachusetts

the reporting Of cases only where the
victim was without means and where
the town expected reimbursement for
care and medical aid. MT Curtis thinks
that the Spencer board of health has
complied with the law, and that it is
not incumbent upon the local board Of
health to report isolated cases of diph-
iberia, scarlet fever and the like where
the patients require no financial aid
from the town or state. If there should
be am epidemic of these diseases, It
would be legal to report to the state
board, but Nh. Curtis says there has
been no epidemic. Sometimes if physi-
clans suspect the presence of diphtheria
they report it as genuine, as a preCau-
tionary measure, so that if it proves to
be genuine, they may be on the safe
side.
AN UNFORTUNATE MAN.
Matthew Griffin was before Justice
A. w. Curtis, Monday morning, charged
with vagrancy. The overseers of the
poor offered him a home at the poor
farm, which he accepted and promised
to remain there through the winter
and upon those conditions his case was
placed on file. Griffin was an inmate of
the town asylum years ago, but ran
away and has been wandering through
the country. He has periods of apparent
sanity. when he is capable of earning
q good living as a boot crimper but he
has not worked at the business recently.
MINOR NEWS NOTES.
Leon Knowlton is breaking in as
motorman on the Worcester and SUI
burban Railway.
Although the sale of tickets to the
fourth entertainment of the Mems
League course was advertised to take
place at 7.3O Monday evening, purchas-
ers began to arrive as early as 2.9O
O'clock in the afternoon, "to be sure OF
being on time" and remained till the
appointed hour.
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EAST BRooKFIELD.
PROSPEROUS SOCIETY.


A largely attended meeting OF the st,
Jean Baptiste Society was held in THEN
hall, Depot square, Sunday, when the
annual election of officers took place
These were chosen: Spiritual director
Rev. NJ J. Murphy; president, Clifford
Harper; vice president, Felix Moreau;
recording secretary, A Marchia; finan-
cia1 secretary, H. Teboult; assistant
financial secretary, Leon Boutin; secre-
tary of mutual insurance, A. T. MARCH,;
treasurer, Leon Moreau; corresponding
secretary, f. Marchia; auditing commit
tee, Joseph Bolac, Napoleon Harper;
visiting committee, Louis Harper, JOS
eph Lavally, Joseph Hubert; committee
on certifcation OF mortuary claims, Lee
on Boucher, s. Lamont; doorkeeper. Fee
lix Gewoir. The death of one member
during the past year was reported, and
a vote OF thanks passed to the retiring
officers. The society has a membership
Of 81 and is in highly prosperous, con-
ditton, the treasurer reporting the
amount of cash on hand in deposit at
Worcester and Spencer banks to be
$2279. 49,
The bans of marriage have been pub
lished between Jonn Marian and Clio
dee Lessord, both Of East Broo11field.
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WoRCEsTERs DEFEATED.
All Armory Basket can Team Lose 10 to

All Armory Basket Ball Team Lose 10 to o.
Special Dispatch to the Spy)
Fitchburg, jan s.-The all-armory basket
ball team of Worcester met their Water
loo here this evening, being defeated by
the Washington Guards team by a score
of 10 TO 0.
The game was fast and furious through
out, but the home team by their superb
passing played horse with their opponents
The first goal was Gagged by Noonan af-
saw another by Conlon, Cullen following
suit In 40 seconds. The playing was then
fast for the next seven and a half min
utes, Cullen eaging another at the end of
that time. Cullen secured another in two
and half minutes, and another in nine
and half minutes. Score end of first half
60
The visitors were unable to score in the
second half, seven more goals being scored
by the home team. Score, 13-O
For the Worcesters, Jordan Love and
Thompson played the best game The
former made several superb trys, but to
no avail The line up:
F'itchburg. Worcester.
MGrrill Hynes C. Jordan Love
DTiscoll g e Carr
Conlon, ORourke Lundgren. Pitts
Cullen, Noonan f Thompson Wood
Fitchburg IS, Worcester o; goals by Cul-
len 3, Noonan 4, Connors. Hynes g. um-
pre-, J. ]. McGratty; referee, ]. ]. Nc
Dowell; time, D-minute halves; attend
ant.e 400
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LEICESTER.
NEW FIRE ALARM

NEW FIRE ALARM.
New arrangements are being talked
of for giving fire alarms at the power
station. Heretofore the town has been
divided into five districts, and the num-
Der of toots on the whistle at the
power station would show the district.
The engineer at the power station gives
the signal by pulling a lever, and if he
should forget the number, the signal
would be given wrong. In the regular
fire alarm stations, the signals are
given by means Of clock-work. The en-
gineeer turns the pointer to a certain
place on the dial, and then, by pulling a
lever, the clock-work is set in motion
and he has no need Of pulling the lever
for every whistle. Some say that at
the time Of the "smoking-lamp' fire at
the Whittemore block, the signal of
Cherry Valley was given instead of
Leicester.
MISS NARSHALL'S FUNERAL.
The funeral of Miss Lucy Marshall
viii be held this afternoon at the house
of Thomas southwlek, Miss Marshall
was the sister of Mrs, southwick, and
and was the daughter of Albert Mar
shall. Mr.. Marshall was partner
with Billings Mann, ST., in the firm of
Mann & Marshall, which started the
Meanwhile mill and built UP the village
Of Meanwhile. Miss Marshall was sc
years old, and had lived with Mrs.
Southwick many years.
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.
M. J. Lee of the Cherry Valley pool
room is trying to get a number of play
ers to compete in tournament, and has
offered an ivory-tipped cue as a prize
The men entered will be announced as
soon as they are secured. Mr.. Lee hopes
to start it this week.
John Knox of Rochdale has bought
out David A. Boyd's market in Cherry
Valley, and will take possession Jan.
10.
Joseph quinn, who has been working
for j. P. Trainor, has entered his en-
ploy.
The John Boyle o'Reilly Society will
hold their regular weekly meeting this
evening The officers for the ensuing
year will be elected.
The Cherry Valley Epworth League
held their monthly business meeting
Monday evening. Rev. N. w. Deve-
neau of Worcester will conduct meet
ings this evening, and throughout the
week till Friday.
Thomas Kerrigan Of Cherry Valley
met with the first skating accident Of
the season Monday afternoon. He was
skating on the brook at the head of
Smiths mill pond, at 9.15 o'clock, and
broke through the thin ice. Fortunate
ly, the water was only breast deep, and
Kerrigan went home with wet skin
and thankful heart.
The ice on Sargent's pond is being
cleared of snow preparatory to cutting
by the E. NJ. Bond Ice Company of Wor-
cester.
J. Higgins Of Worcester has taken a
room in the Whittemore block.
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OXFORD.
GRNERAL ANp PERSONAL

GENERAL AND PERSONAL
The Methodist and Congregational
churches of this town will observe the
week of prayer by holding meetings each
evening with different topic. The pas
tors of each church will preach
IL. ID. CudWorth of this town has been
engaged by the school committee to give
vocal music lessons at the high and
grammar schools. He gave the first les
son at the high school Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary e. johnson was taken into the
methodist Church Sunday morning.
Elmer 10. Larkin has bought the Cor
tbs meat market at the corner of Main
and Charlton streets, and will take pos
session Wednesday morning.
Danford Johnson, janitor OF Memorial
Hall, is confined to his home on Sutton
avenue with a severe cold
Edward Barnes has resigned as bass
The vacancy has not as yet been filed
Mrs Salem Moore Of Charlton visited
friends in town Saturday.
HAPS AND MISHAPS.
John J. Kennedy was reported in dying
condition at his home in North Oxford
Monday night. He is suffering from hearu
disease. Mr.. Kennedy owned and operat-
ed the stores at Texas Village and North
oxford mills DR.. J. r. Woodward is in
attendance.
Edward Shay, son Of Joseph snay of
North Oxford, got his arm caught in a null
ley at Tafts mis- Monday afternoon and
sustained fractures Of two bones of his
arm Dr. j. r. Woodward reduced the
Ten-year-old John White fell on the bust
ness end Of needle Monday afternoon,
and It required the services OF DR.. j. r.
woodward to release him of the needle.