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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-03

Last months bank clearings were from
Is to AZ per cent seater than those of last
January. and were but slightly under
the largest showing for any one month in
the history Of the country. The stats
tics embrace seventy-seven OF the cities
OF the Union and are eloquent in their
testimony as to the tremendous volume
of business that is being done, despite
Mr.. Bryan's solemn assurance that
there has been mo improyementlu busl-
ness in the past eighteen months"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-03

The handsome new. comnodious and
modern Baltimore & Ohio passenger
station, which Wheeling was TO have
some months ago, has not yet arrived.
We trust that 1t has not been showed up
in the mountains while enrou.e. The
way the improvements on which the
road has been spending millions have
been distributed oil about Wheeling
without touching her Is mystery. In
the meantime. the travelling public Is
courag eously and patiently putting up
with an affair called station, but which
would not be credI,able stopping place
for cross roads village. Perhaps with
the coming OF the sprinstIme we may
see some evidences OF the structure
which exists now only in the dreams OF
Wheeling people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-03

1T Is reported that nine horses have
been SO badly injured on tie pike this
winter that they had to be killed. Peo-
pie who are acquainted with the condI.
tion OF the roads ought 10 be indicted
for putting the poor dumb brutes on
,thcm.'-.Tyler Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-03

"a ITho INTELL1GENcER, embracing It's
several editions. Is entered in the Post.
ONCE at Wheeling. w. Va, as second-class
.matte..l rs .S..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

SI os n, !. ! !. LApYis HAT FfSpSs
g Church. ~? Market, street. ~. 9fs ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-03

Argument in favor OF maintaining the
parity Of the two money metals Is lost
on a man who calls hlmselta bimetallist
yet wants nothing but silver FOR his
standarl.-AIOb!le Register. L-...s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-03

The idea OF Morsantown claiming to
be West vlrslnia's City Of Churches,
with only nine visible and one in pro-
cess OF erection! Martinsburs tops that
to the view with two or three 10
spare. II there Is goodness In that, We
are way ahead.-Martlnsburg 1ndepen-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-03

l.E,oR sALFs-A GOOD q FAM go.
East Liverpool. ,andSS miles frorn iiil9r
VILE. with u 10.room brick houSa y ~. SUI,
barn and ontbulldIngs; four n ~, socd
chard none better In the country ~ tos 4. @.
purposes. For further informaiinna niy
dress Box 2s5. East Liverpool, ,O y ,s a.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-03

ISL TrLgr.iosE NUMBERS
Editorial Roon,s. s23 countluq Ioon,.....s77
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-19

when such unU.Id Miscellaneous. Interest md
premium, teEatHgF Wltb sod penalty OF h.a
cents per muHiU9 pa fNed HlInI eilllI equal Vie
lIuullgt preEiBHsly paid % 1g him ilo stock
% such Delinquent stuegholdcr siIaIi DE- de-
ClHFud fUrfoftgd and the same Shall be nl8-
ggigd on tHn books of THE A-Hnriatt3u.
Section h. Fire uB. 5e=7 Ut tte AF 4I
shall BU managed Dg ri Board gf seven Jir.e-
ions tu 81 aIeetrd Gv ballot bv 3 majority
vote 81 tge stock represented 900 the c@In"tl9H.
I who Shall hold office fuf one year on uWiH
I tHrIF SUCCESSORS aIH rigainn. lu a|N N'N''|1H5
VI directors. after fha first election, s'D"lt-
I tHp f@glIoNlHg 8Isis ta-Wit, kteI shore Of
lHatallmcHt stock shall 8" counted H5 one
vote COR eneh gntr az fractional p8Ti OF year
taat d ias been paid ior ana 'anll Share
Totas. Nn pfaHy aaalt Hn FMa3EHthaa Hi my
4tDgfbuIdgr meeting. luiea, bHE sAllr L Dbl
writing. muiyTiNy IF tte Board of Direct
gF8 shall rJusttiUIH q quorum
Section e. file Board 9I Directors slali, ~
soon H5 practicable after tle Hrst election
and annually thereafter, Within Owe days
AFTER thuir aiuetlgu choose o pfls.ielt Fiea-
president O. sterctnrf l~ntHufNrt Hhu AH
beers 1f the Board. Iilgy shall Hlvc poHef
|t1Hpp0iUf sueII other officers ana assistants
and such standing ana special egHlHlttrgs 8s
TREY Hay utn ne.ess1ly Ir9ni flWe ~ if3t
hoiaeFs lH %, I.e Board ~ bifeeHrs 5bal
bF UF+ItEH D#Hfcfle tHs duties u HH Officers
ard egmmltteHs ana approve hlfa DHnd a14
4esufit 81 Dt HA bonded 0Hleers
seeii0u Tlle secretary und treasurer.
shall give bond fJf tla faltHfN performance
of tHcif dutsaa payable 20 tuc president ~
tae Association Do alc1 pHnnIly 70 tlt bYffa
" Direction gfag rcIltrr 400 lesa tlat nHt
Thousand dHIIafs fUr tile tfeI-UrE
Section 81 BHH annual needing nj -inti
h1idtrr sHaii Ia hgiu Vf One trtl IH"TIHYHl-|
lrf iLr htst 5ialfay pI AUHI 40 eael year
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-19
CASTOR MONTGOMERY,
.sIDIt %TIST..
Office Austin Blk, Greenwood, Miss
TO CUBAl
Are You Ready TO Answer the
Expected Call Of Our
Government


These men VIII face greater danger tiau
Spanish bullets. Cuba has uH unhealthy ELF
mate. which none but hardy vigorous bodies
can resist, You may be- one % that splendid
army, hence, DO you wish 20 avoid % miserable
record ~ sickness. On possibly WORST you
should atnuce put your system in condition
10 withstand 80 banefnl Cuban climate If
your digestion o. Disturbed blood Impure,
bowels Irregular, Or you have maiarin germs
I'M your system, take liberal ard frequent
doses uf priekly Ash BittefW; it is the grrlt-
est system regulator and blood purifier on
EARTH ~ cleauses the bowels. cures cOHsti-
patton, relieves indigestion. strengthens the
Kidneys. liver stomach and bowels. v~ltalizes
Che blood. Us very marvellous pufifyiuw and
strengthening properties VIII 10 fDftify tle
body that it WIZ De- proof against thn germs
Df yellow fever, malaria Or chOieIA To- 3iDet
&C. Keeps tbg system in perfect order.
PUT A BOTTLE IN YOUR KHAPSACK.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-19
THIS AND THAT.

o.. 49, a a.. s.,-.
r,.ba In r,n ~,
way
Our editor was in attendance at tip
Press Convention this week
James McCabe, the popular ins1I
sncs aRsn' u 0'gD"oa' was ~ 'o"
MONDAY
III. ," "lsneS 70 a1No'1i1s 'ua
hereafter ms residence ADDRESS WIN p
az 4 homool NGs. "es'.
Owing to the lateuess Of receiving
minutes of the last meeting of Th0
daughters Oh the C~ohtea7flcy' we "els
a TO Poeil5n 1t d wees D"' /
VIII appear IN next Week y ISSUE
Ice cream soda, 5 cts.
JOE STEMS Restaurant
70 ~ ,-..-
a neice Of DIR. w. T. johnson, Of oui
city, is visiting his most estimabl.
family this week.
Nessrs. r D. Harris and b. "a. Hoas
Nlos9s9' = ~. :.
%ll , w.. - - ~ No. ,1o..
We bid them goodbye, and wish them
The best soda id the city
JOE Stems Restaurant
MI. Jeff LiddeU left here for jackson
TO ioip tbe state volunteers. .Ter may
ba lacking in WEIGHT INIT not IN bray.
cry, and il is such men IS he that onI
army needs to capture Cuba.
DR.. Whitehead has let the contract
for the building of his fine residence To
Mr. Faucett. of Arkansas We learn he
was some four or five hundred dollars
cbeaper tban the other bidders for the
work.
one Of Al charming young ladies as
our state possesses is Miss Johnson. Of
Duek Hin daughter Of Rev. DIR. John
son. editor of The BAPTIST Lavman. who
is here visiting her sister. Mrs. Pr.
ipsev.
Ladies. Won eau get something
cool at
JoE STEMS Restaurant.
MISS oalua heeslef' whose ie~9l"ql05
neFe uuLtnB lne paSO year H"' OsSH '"'
souree OF pleasure 20 nei many
friends leIt Iof Chaflo51er Y " WnsEe
dov mo,ning
ea ~ p..7
IL 49, 2.l,st /. L. , Z
5%'9 " p%.llo.'s u -
w. oto0Ae'' Ii"s 5Solo l'''
alyol noon, III I popI''-
lou'oiou 49,
'ue "pp'9O'''e
Ben Abbey, n Of Webb's youngest
and most prosperous business men, was
up Tuesday on business. lie is now
letting out contracts to rebuild four
Webb fire a few weeks ago
r.. , sary.d - ou zo.rs
IA, err,,, p.st.rrnt
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-19

See Burlington. The timer. lie wants g0as.
work iu that line and Wtl guarantee price
and finish
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-19

We will sell you o bicycle on the i0s.a1l-
ment plan. W.. S. 9-unDluzHau 60.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
WESTMINSTER.

All the singers and every one interested in
the Sunday school are re quested TO meet at
the church this evening to rehearse for q
Christmas concert.
A Christmas entertainment with tree is
being arranged bv the Kings Sons and
Daughters to which every one is invited Full
particulars will be given in the next issue Of
the TIMES.
E. P. Wright is canvassing the place for
the book, "Prominent Men in American His.
tory
Miss Susie Kellogg entertained party et
friends last ev. ming in honor of her friend,
Mrs. Fred Blood.
George A. Woods and wife have returned
from their trip to Massachusetts.
The werk of manufacturing Cans for the
ne xt seasons packing has commenced thi'
week at the factory of H c. Bsxter & Bros
up der the direction of George B. Hall, fore
man.
Austin Richardson came from Mt. Helmon
school Thursday for the holidayVacation.
Miss Cora Fisher is at her home from
Springfield during the vacation season.
Walton Farr attended the meeting of the
state grange at Bethel this week.
The suit of Ashwell Bros. vs.. B. F. Atcher
son was heard before Stephen M Nuttins
yesterday. A decision was rendered for thu
plaintiff.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
Bellows Falls News.
New UniverSaliSt Pastor.

The First Universalist church by unan-
imous vote Thursday evening extended a
call to Rev. Albert Hammett to become the
pastor of the church. Mr.. Hammett has
preached here on two or three different
Sundays and made a very favorable i'm
preston on his hearers. The Universalisr
people think they have called an able, ,schol
arly man, who is well qualified to make ar
admirable pastor. Mr.. .Hanmett will preaca
here again tomorrow and will begin bis
pastorate january. He will pass Christ.
mas with bis family in Lisbon, N. H.
Mr.. Hammett is 43 years OF sge, is 6
graduate Of Tufts Divinity college, was pas
tor Of church in Brocton, Mass, eigh'
years, in North Adams, Mass FIVE years
and in Palmer, Mass. ,one year. For the
past year he has made his home with hil
mother in Dedham, Mass. About two years
ago he married Miss Angie Bowles and
they have one child two months old. 1t i.
thought the family will board instead q
keeping house, but where has not yet beer
determined. Mrs. Hammett has relatives
and acquaintances in this vicinity, and vii
be remembered as former student II
Vermont Academy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
A Delightful Evening.

The lecture, From Vermont to Ore
gon," by CIV. O.good given in the Con-
gregational church Wednesday evening
afforded a pleasant evenings entertain
ment for those present. The discourse
was both entertaining and instructive; 1t
was a narrative of personal experiences
and impressions. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood and Miss Fran
ces joined party of Congregationalists
last summer and visited many interesting
places in the west, going to Portland, Ore
gon, Mr.. Osgood said they travelled in
all 1900 miles, were gone from home lit
tie over 29 days, and passed through Is
states. He asked why the United States
does not annex the great American desert,
territory capable Of supporting the entire
world if only properly irrigated. The
speakers conclusion was that there is no
finer place in which to live than the Con-
necticut valley.
The talk was finely illustrated by views
thrown on the canvas by stereopticon.
Among the pictures we're scenes in and
about Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake City,
Z Portland, and Yellowstone National Park.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
Windsor County Court.

Yesterday afternoon the following re-
garding the progress Of the Windsor coun-
ty court was received:
The grand jury came into court on
Thursday AFTERNOON, December 15. and
pre-. ented 25 true bills and me bills not
found, and reprssenied The jail not suitable
for the safe confinement and health OF pris-
oners AMI neighbors.
In.ormations fled by the states attorney
are as follows: John w. Armstrong,
liquor; Solon Sargent. liquor; George w.
Dani Is, adultery; Augustus N. w. Smith
ard Hattie Graves, adultery.
Indictments pres ented by the grand jury
SD far as the same have been made public
Royal Adams, liquor; Clarence Macia and
George Ashe, larceny; Charles Brown, as.
sanlt and battery; Fred Webae-, robbery,
Ell D. Kennedy, adulte-v; May Nettie
King. adulterv; Exile Bishop, horse steal.
ing Rollin Miller, horse stealing; Frank
Brown and Fred j. Sawyer, removing
dead BODY; Frank 1. Graves. larceny
Dorr E. F. Kendall, perjury; John H
Sheehan, breach OF the peace; Edmund
and Sherman Bawell, burglary; Edmund
and Sherman Bawell impeding off ,er
Eugene A. O'Shea, selling mortgage prop
trty Herbert E. Harlow, rape; Carol
Young, larceny.
The case of State vs.. Fred Austin o.
Rochester was on trial yesterday. This j.
an Indictment charging respondent will
adultery. The def, ne is conducted BY
Marsh NJ. Wilson OF Randolph.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
Hon. George o. Proctor to be Mayor
Mt SnmervilIe af@

Hon. Geo-ge O. Proctor, son Of Nathan
Proctor of Rockingham and brother-in-law
of j. B. Divoll of that place has been re-
Gently elected mayor Of Somerville, Mass,
by large majority.
A fine cut Of the mayor-elect appears in
the Somerville Citizen of December 2 with
the following briet sketch OF his life F.:
"Mayor- Elect George 0. Proctor was born
in RockiDgham,-Vt., nearly 81 years ago.
His education was obtained in the schools
of his native town, ard at the academy at
Chester, Vt. In 1869 he married the
daughter of Captain Thomas r. Clark Of
that town. He came to Boston in 1874,
and entered into co-partner.hip with bis
brother in the grain business under the
name of Proctor Bros. The firm had but
a small capital, but by industry and pru-
dence has built up substantial business,
one Of the largest in the line in Boston and
vicinity.
He wss a member of the COMMON coun-
Gil in 1887 and 1888, being president Of
that body during the latter year. In 1892
aud 1898 he represented wards and A in
the legislature where he served on the inn
portant committees on street railways and
cities"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
Christmas in Bellows Fails.

In this issue of the TINES considerable
space is given to telling our readers some
Of the holiday attractions to be found in
the stores of Bellows Falls merchants
The proprietors of these stores are adver-
tisers in III. TIMES and of course extended
mention is made OF those only who make
a specially Of handling holiday goods.
The merchants OF Bellows Fails are thrifty
and aggressive and years of experience
have taught them what the public ef this
section most appreciate. Their stores this
season are filed with choice lines of goods
and the people of neighboring towns and
villages should come to Bellows Falls to
see the pretty windows and counters loaded
with appropriate gifts even if not intend
ing to purchase. Next to making actual
sales nothing pleases our merchants more
than showing visitors what they have in
stock. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
sAxroNs RIVER.

L. stearns spent Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Isaac Glynn.
Lucius p Barry went to Jamaica the first
| OF the week on business.
Miss Annie Bemis is spending her vacation
at the home of Mrs. Worthingt1n.
Sew eral persons from this place attended
the play at Bellows Falls. last Thursday
| evening.
| Miss Lila Stoddard returned from Leomin-
ster last Thursday after a two weeks visit
| with her sister, Mrs. Somerville.
Mrs. Stearns has been stopping at Mrs. II.
G. Wiley's for few days, during the absence
of Miss Murphy.
Miss Nellie Ions of New York spent We'd
nesday at the home of Miss Margie Cory.
The stores will be open every night next
week except Tuesday night.
W. B. Glynn has had new furpa ace put in
| to his store.
Advertised William Barrett, Sam.
uel P. Holden, Miss Lena Houdan, To any
descendant OF Harriet Spalding and Samuel
| n. Wilder.
The whist club was entertained last
Tuesday niqht by Mr.. and Mrs. Edison.
The Viavi lectures given at the Baptist yes.
| try last Tuesday afternoon and evening by
| Mrs Myers of Saratoga, N Y were very in
| teresting and deserved a larger audience.
MISS Helen N0urS6 entertained tno lauleS
society of the Baptist church at her home
| last Wednesday afternoon; there were about
25 persons present and very enjoyable time
| was spent.
Mrs e. T. Var cor had a sewing bee at her
home on December 8, about 20 of her friends
and neig hbors being pre- sent. They arrived
on the scene in the morning and remained
until evening during which time the busy
bees partook of q nice dinner and supper. In
the evening few gentlemen we're present A
large amount of sewing was accomplished
and Mrs. Vancor feels very grateful to heI
friends for their kindness and willingness tc
help her.
Mrs. Fay Fuller and her daughter speut
Thursday snd Friday with her sister, Mrs
W. j. Wright of Westminster.
Miss Bertha Weston has returned home
after prolonged visit at the home of hel
brother near Boston.
The Christmas exercises at the CopRrega
tional church will take place next Friday
evening.
The Christian Endeavor societies have fol
their sui ject tomorrow evening. "How tn en-
lily our religion" Neh. 8:8 -l2; Pet 4 :3, IL
Miss Carrie Locke returned from Welles
lev college last Thursday to spend the holi
days at her home.
Henry McGlarence has gone to Powr al t
spend the vacation with friend, Mr. Garduer
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
The Bit Broke.

Excitement ran high on the square
about 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Dr. ). i. Rudden came onto the scene at
lively pace and when opposite the F. B.
r. grocery the bit in the mouth Of the
horse he was driving broke and the doctor
Jumped from the sleigh. The horse con-
tlnued up Rockingham street and through
Green and School streets to the square.
When at the head Of the bill on Westmin-
ster street the sleigh upset, and then or
shortly after shaft got back of and under
one of the horses forelegs. The horse
continued through the square at mad
pace dragging the sleigh on one side when
1t had reached Wells street it was stopped.
1t was found that the shaft under the fore
leg had cut deep cash and the blood was
squirting profusely. The wound was
dressed md the doctor thinks the horse is
not injured permanently. The sleigh was
damaged only slightly.
When the runaway horse made the sec
ond turn through tbs square. the delivery
team OF w. S. Dunham & Co., usually
driven by W. D. Damon, was standing on
Westu inster street in front of the market.
Apparently not desiring to be considered
slow, this horse also joined the race, but
had progressed only as far as the vicinity
OF Towns hotel when the sleigh eotided
with the delivery sl-igh of A. P. Crossett,
and leaving the sleigh behind. ran as tar
as Buemond's stable on Canal street and
stopped.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
CHESTER.

:, Ten carpenters are employed in buildin G
the wrapper factory.
A small party from here attended the enter.
tainment at Bellows Falls last Thursday even
ing.
J. w. Farwell did business in South Lon
donderry last Friday.
A comedy company is billed to show at the
town hall next Monday evening.
Mrs. B. E. Stockwell. who went to Proc
torsville one week ago on visit, has been de
tanned there by the illness of her little daugh-
ter.
The annual election of officers of Mizpah
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, occurs
next Tuesday evening att o'clock. full
attendance is desirable.
Hotel Fullerton hall was we'll filed with
people last night to listen to the entertain
ment given by local talent for the benefit of
the senior class of the high school.
Hope Rebekah Lodge will clear about S75
from their bszar and dance held last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
A great improvement has been made at the
Congregational church by chsnging the organ
and choir Sc ats in the rear of the minister s
desk, also stairs leading from the audience
room to the vestry below. Messrs. Henry
and Harvey Gould have had the carpenter
work in charge and the finish is of the latest
design.
b. A. Park has been in Providence recently,
returning home last Thursday afternoon.
The thermometer registered from Is to 26
degrees below zero here last Tuesday morn
ing.
The stores are all finely decorated for the
Christmas trade.
l. W. Raymenton, who has been in feeble
health here at the residence of his mother,
Mrs. II. K. Raymentcn, for several months,
remains about the same.
W. P. Dodge has been appointed deputy
sheriff.
Full particulars of the dedica. of the
new pipe organ forthe Congregatio church
will be given in next Wednesdays ue of
the TIMES
Mr.. and Mrs Dudley Prescott are sto 'ng
at t. A. Nichols on Grafton street.
Prescott is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
OILS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
Commissioners Notice.

We, the subscribers, being duly appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the district OF
Westminste Commissioners to receive. ex
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against the esta'e of Eva F
Holbrook, late of Rock CHAM in said Dis
trict, deceased. and also all claims and
months from the Sd day of December last
being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that We
ment at the office of II. Allbee in Bel
lows F lis in said District. on the Sit daS
of December and the 9Th day Of Apri
O'Clock P. N on each Of said days.
z,S1H .oRHr AttEEE Z WAEEs Commissioners.
P. II. Hadley, Exc
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Miss Abhle Davis of Walpole has beeu Wis
iting her brother, H. A. Davis.
w. Dutton and wife of Salem, Mass, have
been visiting at the home of their cousin
Charles Harris.
Mrs. Highland Wilder has been suffering
from severe cold tor several days.
The Friday club met last evening with Mrs
Wheeler and was led by Miss Florence Pet
tengill.
The cantata, which will be given Chris
mas eve by the young folks at the Baptist
church, is progressing favorably and will NO
doubt be very nice entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz expect to return next
Thursday to their former home at Benning.
ton.
Austin Farr is still very sick. Thursday
he was little more comfortable, but Friday
morning was not so well.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-17
CAMBRIDGEPoRT.

The funeral of Orrice Dwinnell, Sc, who
died Sunday, December IL, at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs J. W. Bradshaw, in Hills
horo Bridge, N. H., was held at the church
here Wednesday afternoon at l O'Clock. Rev.
j. A. Leach was the officiating clergy man,
Rev. F. d. Goodrich also participating in the
service. Mr.. Dwinnell formerly lived in
Grafton and the interment was at that place.
For some years he was a resident of Cam
bridgeport where he had shoe and harness
shop. He was man much respected and
esteemed. Choice and beautiful flowers
spoke silently of the tender and loving
thought of friends. He is survived by five
children. One of his grandsons, Norman A,
Blodgett, is q resident of this place.