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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-24
The Kansas Bows Will Go.

shall be last and the last first The colored
battalion volunteers be recruited
way Santiago de Cuba But they will not march
through Caney Bloody Ridge. They will smell
blood participate in any battle. Their service will
spend the winter in land where
there are no SHOWS Kansas
boys recruited go Honolulu the other side of
with entire different of people than
They sail the Australia and City Of
Sidney with provisions, which that
they the Kansas prairies again before next
spring or summer be done with Colonel Tom
Fchs regiment appear They have been ordered
leave Chckamauga Lexington that their chances
trip seem somewhat desperate,as General Lees is
Havana them the remaining chance
of Porto Rico
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9a1ly Eagle
NJ NJ. HUROOCK Rdftor-
About Spreading Out.

Some political writer has said that great without
Islands is like planet without The United States
comprises history annexations but they
have beena hoogenity We have added to the
solid conguy but avoided satellites Great Britain besides
being nsuar home has islands scattered all around the
globe Australia, which continent of itself down
islands of all descriptions and scattered from
pole pole Greenwich meridian in both direc-
the antpodes holds Madagascar the third
largest island the has been picking
possessions and Italy has spen-
did insuar possessions have Russia Japan and Brazil
States. having made showing in that line
by and Porto Rico
provisional Luzon together with
islands ambition conquest and of imper
upon many of her people These hold that
the opportunity of centuries John Sherman de-
ambition may prove disastrous
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John j. ingalls, Will Talk.

There takers and takers, but ex-senator John j.
Ingalls, Kansas being the greatest taker the state
produced fails saying things We that
have had Lanes. Parrots Conways, orators
who could hold the people spebound by their # ingalls,
does always interesting
serents opponents There those among
his party who claim that he reegaed Maybe
he is politically but maybe thought
the wish At limited of people of the
state whom he has long dstngushedy represented
the floor of the United States senate going
again political issues. He has notified Mr. Stanley
Mr. Bailey personally that their service for
limited number Of speeches. They have accepted
He did not offer his services the direct
because of his engagements. But says
has quarrel committee desire to help his
party in his way, such dates and places
he reach and fill without interfering previous
gagements with the Chauauquas Whatever may be said
contrary the people Of Kansas will be glad to hear
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About Business Prospects.
Kimberly.

There good deal of uggery and delusion in the
ing the unexpected always happens There self
things which being logically expected do fail
Good times counted in the country at large and
doubtless prosperous hand Certainly the pros
Of the for good times undeniabe
sas nothing short of unprecedented and wholly
precedented and wholly unexpected calamity stay the
which day by day higher and The
has bushels wheat than
year third She has in addition many
thousands heads of cattle hogs besides abund
everything else produced by her SOIL There
ing lacking the situation guarantee satisfactory bust
mess and general possible
could be desired and that
migration the prloncer Sort but of substantial agg
cuuriss of
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Not the First Time.

time Cleveland ordered the American flag
halded Honolulu he tried induce congress to
withdraw altogether from Samoa probably at the solcita
ton Emperor Wilhems minister Congress couldn't
Those away the South Pacific but they
never anything and nobdy had any claim them
Germany thought might quietly grab them for her
purposes had tried pocket the Caroline islands from
sleepy Spain The American however succeeded in
stirring up congress the Importance holding
these islands for future coaing station Germany claims
kind of protectorate them However, under
later developments a coang
Page This might have been acquired twenty
but the concession had been long
Germany concluded she might quietly
in and take possession There bunkers
there Uncle Sam going dump coal kind
stake At the the station acquired
great struck the in the harbor and
very near losing under Admiral
Kimberly
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all foreign natives this
tune viii inside of While the United
States should dictate absolutely disposal Of the entire
responsible for the welfare
Of millions o Malayans.
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America is in love with Wihemina, to crowned next
month. America loves youthful and sympathetic
ally shares her vanity because she is But
when the Prince of crowned if he
cend the throne smoking cigar and with plug hat the
English alliance will go all o
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Ths tapsz = ssu-h Tafss1 hTts 80 -.
cause e - ss1posss - asEsess a. asasT
reeg1rra. wsses 49, ssvs EEns 81 ssfk-
rsss. Sad = HFu Y1s8 fAs asek 80
&C. a. q eharTa aRasEss r. Etaess
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theatrical manager offered Princess Of Chi
may $500 for a America The Princess Chmay
is a woman who the stage with nothing The
would take pleasure in seeing princess
MUG 81 lei
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Dewey IL" He says 1.-The feet under my
mand" did it. That a wonder If should elect
county office and of his ticket, he
wouldn't ascribe it to personal popularity
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Philippines the only question brought by
the every breakfast table
wild youthful to get into the navy which be
met nd overcome
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v.v. " r-rss.ossf Matrices. lie HsFa
Ilavan. NJ sabss Cares. he1a i1f go
cuin REQ aaG s1us etaeTs
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Wssn 80 Tazi=oaS aersze assszs4 -
coEnplsse1 8 $50 ~ eaNs Ser s-eu@sz -
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s-rrfgn is a5a~Is9 a. eae H@fs = TIE
-o4ts WI srs zsEf gssr Ard teat tae
ssssr-srz wsis 80 sac sU7.-are s~e af Fss-
le-. ~-.a egua@egs o. 'f@ sa.are are ssF-
lne - afone - tsFir sns ~ ATS <
esa-sty Al - aoz1ssz 20 .ils s1-sa
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Hero that ne Is. Hobson and the chances
just that Helen Gould didn't kis
when she him.
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Spanish soldiers Santiago Spain
letter the American soldiers thanking them for licking
The Spanards may be much workmanship,
but he's ripe apples etiquette
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The strange spectacle word chemistry apparent
BY success with rebellion rebellion
has become revolution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-24

Cherries grow profcay in the Philippines II George
Washington alive today this would be body blow
his antl-real estate ideas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-24

time before this Anglo American alliance
becomes that England viii let to
side and marry her titled women.
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The stars and Stripes now float over Hawaii and tn
people their with perfect mpun
ity and political decorum.
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Il should be while Dole American
he very little about the United States He voiunar
lily up job.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-24

General Skaters that some other Auaeri-
can general did not-have battle and lose it
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all dream great deal There a time when
all had chill in the belief that when soldiers
they be under the command OF General
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-24

II General Miles had over again he would send
( Rico.
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Where is watson? Some one should hang n 70 his
Of
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a days Cernez viii come out Of his hole
and inquire: Has the feet left Cane Verde yes:'
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ARMY AND NAVY.

Three new ships Of the navy are now
ready for service, hut none will be CONF
mlss!oncd for the present on account Of a
lack OF men to man them.
The White Squadron" is likely to dis
appear from the American Navy. The
gray war paint taken ON by our ships at
the hcginnlug OF the war will probably he
their permanent color.
Capt. n, :. Foster, Goth L, s. Inf, has
left the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospi-
tai New York city and gone TO his for
n.cr home in North Calais, VI,
Tho Army and Navy Journal UNDER
stands that the promotion of col. Guy v.
Henry, 10th Cavalry, will be made soon
and adds; II energy, ability, large cN-
pcricnce in the command of troops IN war
and in peace can mako good general Of
iiccr, Col llenry's appointment will DO
an ideal one
In a speech to the Massachusetts Re-
form Club, the other evening, Admiral
GherardI said that all citizens should pass
the necessary laws for u complete rcor-
ganization OF the service. For" said he,
war is coming. Just as sure as the sun
rises and sets there Will be wars upon
wars for this nation. You have taken tho
Philippines. You are going to dabble in
the East. You will need To defend what
YOU have there"
1t is reported at the War Department
that recently n Spanish army officer of
high rank said that had the Spaniards
been aware of the condition of the Amer
lean army, its inability to withstand the
hardships of a campaign, and Its lack OF
medical and other supplies, the Spaniards
would not have surrendered, believing
that they would have been able to pre-
vent the capture of Cuba by the Ameri-
can arms
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he has no constitutional right to sit in
the House and of course he will draw 81
per day until unscatcd.
II. J. Vail. United States consul at
Charlottctown, Prince Edward Island, is
in the city for a few days. He il on "a
so days leave OF absence from his post of
duty. MIR. Vail was the member from
orwell in the House Of A
The committee having in charge the
erection Of II monument for the l3th NCr-
mont regiment at Gettysburg met here to
complete arrangements yesterday. The
committee was represented Ivy col. ~. O.
Clark of Orange. y. j.. John Farwell Of
Montpelier. Col. II. W Allen and ]. H..
SCully OF Burlington ard J. II. Lyon cf
Colchester. \ delegation from the COM
mittCc will visit Gettysburg soon.
TRUSTEES OF SOLDIERS HOME MEET
tFrom our STAN Corrcspondcnt)
Montpelier, Oct. Se--A meeting Of the
trustees OF the Soldiers Home was held AZ
the State House this afternoon 1t was
voted to make soldiers of the Mexican
and late Spanish-AmcriC1u war eligible
for admission to ;hc Home. The rest Of
the business was of a routine nature.
Among those present were President
Hugh Henry of Chester. Treasurer ]. c.
Stearns of Bradford, Col George +. Childs
of st. Adams. l.. II. Hasen of ST. Johns
hurry, w. l.. Grccnlsaf. who in the alb
scrcc OF Secretary g. G. kinsman, acted
rs secretary capt Frank kenneld of Nor
risviilc. Mai. y. L. Bowman Of St, Johns
bury. Col. u. VI. Nansuf Of Newport, j.
: y. Estcy Of Erattlchpro. Ozro McICham OF
Brandon. Cassius rcCk of burlington. Hi
ram Husc NJ Montpelier and Gen. J. u.
Mccullough Of Bennington.
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HoGAN'S CONDITION CRITICAL.
Had Two Hcmorrhages Yesterday, Which
lcsscncd His chances of Recovery.

Thomas L, Hogan. who is AZ the Mary
Fletcher hospital suffering from the e.
icots OF a bullet received in his body iva
weeks ago Sunday night, was not as well
Yesterday and last evening his condition
was extremely critical Hogan suffered \
h,morchacc in the morning ana second
one in the afternoon, both ofwhioh sroltly
lcssencd his chances uf recovery. He also
suffered IA hcu'orgA1Sc Of the stomach
just one week after his injury but had
been better since that time. His condition
il now most critical and there is little
hopc of mis- recovery.
Edward Howe, VINO is alleged To have
shot Hogan, is in iIil \ partial hearing
has been had and Iht case continued un'
Ill next Monday. lie Was arraiSncl upon
the charge of aSSaul; with a danserous
weapon with ntcut In kill.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
REMINGTON.


The marriage Of Miss Mary Van Cleok
to Louis Van Nest Potter took place in
the Rapt'st church in the presence ~ u
large number of relatives and friends,
Tuesday AFTERNOON at i:S Rev. George
r.. Lawson otf,iatcd Tho front Of the
desk and platform We're decorated with
pottcd plants and palms. The wedding
march was played ny NvSanist Cooper as
tho bridal party entered the church. The
bride wore a travelling suit. She was at
tended by Miss Cora Hamm as BRIDES
maid. The best man was Hermann Bar
her MIR and Mrs, Potter left on the J:l5
II. m. tram for their wedding trip, ana
will reside here after their return, a re-
C,ption will hc rendered them later, The
couple Mere the recipients Of many pres
cnts.
a,n,b,n, ~, pr Jnhn r. Shur,l,0. 10 Az
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PERSONAL,

The remark made AZ the recent meet
ing of the State Historical society that the
late George w, Harman, esq, of Bcnnins-
ton was the oldest practicing lawyer IN
Vermont, was not quite correct, Our re-
speoted townsman. Hon. Daniel Roberts
was born a year earlier than Mir, Har-
nan and preceded him by year in all
mission To the bar
First Lieut.. John W, Heard. quarter
master Third cavalry, IN addition Ia his
duties ns quartcrmaster at Fort Ethan
Allen, is ordered To assume charge of th'
construction of public buildings at that
post, relieving Capt. Hovey. who has beer
in char2s-
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SOUTH STARKSDORO.

\ series Of meetings commenced here
Tuesday night conducted by James &.
Adams, a very iuSplrinc preacher who
will remain here few weeks y meeting
VIII be held at the East schoo.houS" Sat
urday cveuinc.-Gcorgc and Mary Phillips
were united in marriage SUNDAY by Re-.
True Illl,. They will Eo % housck cpins
on his s'tarm directly and Mrs. Daniel
Sargent have been sick for the past week
hut are bettcr.-Mrs. Lucinda Grace who
has been 50 low for the past week = a lit
| III, better.
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The late Empress Of Austria owned tho
greatest emerald in the world and n
necklace of emeralds that was quite un-
rlvaled.
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BRIppORT.

Charlie StacE of ranton who married
Miss Edith Woods, a young lady of this
town about two and half years ago died
sunday uight.--A two-miputc ,ouVcrSn-
tion soCiahle was held at Mrs. II. H..
Rartuu'S Friday evening, oct 9l.-Mr.
Hamilton Is repairing his buildings. lss
Alma Elcthorpc has returned from times
hureh.-MrS. Brainari is quite poorly and
Mrs Booth Is caring for her-Mrs. SymS
who was % years old on Friday last was
remembered NY some Of her friends.
Mrs, Paris Pueblo is moving back into her
farm from TiCuudcrusa.- Mrs pr Smith
OF Middl, bury is spending II few days at
Thomas Flctchcr's.
Rud Frlt who has h,cu spending a
fcw wcrks at his sisters, Mrs Joseph
Fl,tchor's HAS returned to his hom' at
Kent Conn.--NrS. Lucy Howe Is siclt.-
Mis-. Chipman, sister of T.. II. Wilcox, died
at her homo of heart disease. The I, main
at her homo OF heart ,iiScasc.-Thc rc-
mains OF Mrs. Charles Hayward. for-
mvr resident of this ,own. Wore brousat
here foy burial from CulCr Jdo.--Mrs.
S;iah Whs"lock has returned from her
visit t. Watorhury,-Mr and Mr. Charles
Eldicdgc Of Colorado are visiting friends
in town. .-R"v. q. l.. CIdy was called to
pUrtcn Ia nticiatc at the funeral Of Mr..
ChaS. StagS,-A Sonc was born recently 10
Mr. and Mrs Darwin GvoSvcrnor.- MIR.
ard Mrs. Perry Martin are rejoicing over
the birth OF boy.
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STARKsRORo.

q. n. Baldwin and wife, Roy. G. w.
Russell and wife. Charles Norton and
wife. sidney Bushnell and Wife. Mrs. Lucy
Saylcs and e. l.. Atwood took a "Trip To
Massachusetts on the recent excursion.
Ray Stokes and Eli Stokes aro both sick
with typhoid ievcr.-A son was born to
Mir. and Mis-. William Hanson. oct. II,
They do say that the Allen Shoe Co takes
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Every
one SAYS so.
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Haven in the presence of numerous
friends and family relatives of the parties
residing in the vicinity and surrounding
towns. The best man was V. NJ. Burd!ck
n prominent young merchant in New Ha-
ven, and The bridesmaid, Miss Kate Il.
Wright of nurlincton, cousin of the
bride. The ushcrs were Will II. Jackman
and a brother OF the bride and Lieutenant
Il. II. prouty OF Burlington, a member of
Company NJ, LIST VI, Reg mcnt, The ap-
proach of tho bridal party was hcraldcd
by timely and appropriate music furnish
ed by Miss Kate Sanborn Of New Haven.
when the formal ceremony commenced,
At its conclusion hearty concentrations
wcrc rendered Mir. and Mrs. Dana, and
subsequently, ample and elegant refresh
mcrts were served the company. Mum
ocuus and valuable roscuts were made To
MIR. and Mrs. Dana, and after returning
from an extended bridal trip, their rest
dcncc will he at the Dana homestead in
New Haven.
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SiOREliAM

The surprise social at DR.. Towusends
the slst was success and the surprise"
was asCtul and ornamental The piano solo
and song ny four ittl. GirlS were muCn
enjoy, d.-MrS. N. l.. Baldwin has return
cd from AuSnblv Forks where she has
spent the last two wccks.-E. Is. r0uIlas
has returned from Montpelier. Mrs. lay
lor ot AuSNblr Forks is viSitinS Mrs NJ,
/. Ialdwin.-1hc ordination service uf
Rev. +. c. Partridge Will Ice held oct. 5lSt
in the Congregational church. Tn, coun-
Gil Will hc a. three u. m, and tac sermon
ry Prof Churchill of AndoNcr, Mass, at
: y. m,-Mlss Nellie Tottnsham is spend-
iuS the week with friends in Montpelier.
Miss | g. Eirchard mas returned from
IiuttShurch whcrc she has been spendins
several weeks with friends.
NEW HAVEN,
Mrs Dose Baker who has been in poor
health for some time died Wednesday
forenoon, aged "a years. The funeral Will
take place FRIDAY. \, Baker is jus,
ahlr to be out after a serious Hines ss.-A.
J. Thompson ana George L, Hathorne re-
turned from New York Tuesday, George
Hirman will stay there some time longer,
Mrs l., II. Hathaway Of Adams Mass,
is visiting hor daughter. Mrs, \. l.. kos-
coc.-S. Il. NJ. CovlcS is very much inn
proVcd,-Mss sue Archibald of Middle
bury was the guest Of Mrs. y, NJ Roscoe
EERRlSBURGH.
George Gillette is in town-Winiam
Brktttc and wife are happy over the hirtn
of 3. g-pound hoy,-John Rivers aud fam
lily have moved Ia MidGlchury. \
=. Mention of Shorcham is visiting hcr
brother. r. T.. Robinson. Timothy Stevens
is also visiting At Il. r. RohinoonS,
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HANCOCK.

F The Ladies' Olive Branch society will
mcct with Mrs. l.. II. Rhodes Nov d.
There will he services in the Vaurch all
day next Surday.-Mrs. George Wilson
went To Montpelier with her husband
Monday,-Mrs. Gccrgv Marsh Is sick
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is very low with little or no hopes of rc-
covcry. Her mother Is also In very poor
hcalth.-W. y. Lawrence will make
business trip West next wcck.-Postmas-
ter Hasklns has secured temporary quar-
tcrs in Gaudetts harness shop.
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RIPToN.

Edward la Francis is very low.lIc IN !
been SICK tor u year ur more with yon-
sumption.-Nount Pleasant Cheese fac.
tory closed oct. lith,-Tho funeral OF Mr..
lhilandcr Green was held At the Mcthod-
list church oct, l6th,-MrS. Bent who has
been seriously Ill is .mproviuS.-Rcv Geo
Bennett was called over the mountain last
Friday. Mrs, Bennett took charge OF the
meetings during his ahscncc.-G, j.
Hodges is quite lll.-A party from Noun,
tain Spring Lodge visited the liucoh,
l.odsc Of Good TcmplarS last SATURDAY
evening and were very pleasantly enter-
tanned.
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EAST MIDDLERCRN.

James TiSdalc has moved back from
Rochester To this plaCe,-Miss Jennie
SvVerenCe Is iil-Mr. Watson, a Nctran Of
the war of the rebellion Went on Friday to
enter the soldiers Home al Hampton,
Va. Mr.. Watson is out of health and
thoucht a wlrmer climate better Tor him.
His family are in this village,-Mr, and
Mrs, John NJ, Nash visited Mrs. Nash'S
mother here last week, MI Nash and
son, Scarf and Fred Hayden spent two
days huntinS while hcce. They returned
on saturday to their home II st, Albaps,
Mrs, Augusta Ne.dham, mother OF Mrs.
-. Manncy is very feeble ana confined To
the bed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-27
WEYRRlDGE.

The Crusade band Of Cornwall will
hold services in the Methodist church
next Sunday evening. g.--pelegates from the
Methodist Sunday school to the county
convention are Mr.. and Mrs n, l..
Thompson.-R II. l.. Thompson and
Mr.. II. Z, Hurlburt are attending a
preachers meeting at Pittsford this week.
Tho Congregational church will be re-
presented at the laying of the corner
stone of the new church in Bristol by
Dt aeon j. \, James, and at the installa-
ton services Al Shorcham by Deacon Rob-
1rI RnMlcS
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WHITING.

Mr. Mark Cloycs ~ Atchiscp. Kan,
visited friends las, week.-Mrs.. :. l.. Cad
of South Dakota i spending few days
with Mrs. Thomas Ketchum.-Mr and
Mrs. c. T.. Parker ans family left for
their new home in Pennsylvania TINS
week.
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W.ALTHAM.

One of the pleasantest social events of
the season, occurred at the residence of
MIR. and Mrs. IL, $. Jackman OF Waltham
nj O'Clock the 18th inst, when their
daughter, Miss Lucy Grace was married
to Chas. S. Dana of New Haven, The
ceremony was performed by Rev, J. III.
Hoffman the resident clergyman Of New
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StlOREEIAM.

Mrs. g. II, konlau and son returned
from Waltham Tu"sdaN.-Mrs H. W.
Jones returned from Buffalo. y, Y,
Tuesday.-M". and Mrs. T.. II, Prcble are
in Montpelier tniS wcek,-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Eliridge of Colorado Springs, are
at II, w. JopcS'.-C. II, Morse Of Troy,
y. Y, and Mr., T., Lansing OF Lansing
hursh. y. Y, are at the RiSSell Tor the
hunting season.