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The semi-annual sale of the Swedish
Mission Sewing Society takes place at
o'clock this evening in the Scandinavian
church The ladies have met once
every other week, so they have on hand
for the sale numerous articles of handi-
work. Refreshments after sale. We'll
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ed from Seattle on the goth inst for
the Philippines with a cargo of horses,
mules and grain for Manila where
cargoes will be exchanged and the Vic
toria will proceed to Japan. Mr.. Boil
niger expects to return to Anaconda
for short visit to his parents during
March 1900
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GOING TO CHINA.
Ching Kai About to Leave to visit HIS
Wife and Family in Asia.

Wife and Family in Asia.
Ching Kai and Ting Kow, two China
men who reside at French gulch. called
at Clerk Martins office yesterday in
company with Attorney O'Leary. Ching
Kais mission was that of securing
Identification papers, as he is leaving
next week for China where he will
visit his wife and family Kai has been
in the United States for % years. and
IA years of these have been spent in
Montana.
Ting Kow. who accompanied Kai. is
a business partner of the latter. Kow
has resided Sin America for 35 years
and has not seen his wife since then.
He will return to- China next summer.
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Wall paper and paints. Mahan Bros
Has Gone to Japan.

Charles w. Bolinger of 41S Cedar
street has accepted position on the
Victoria, Northern Pacific Steamship
companys steamer. The Victoria sail
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Ut
eases and will guarantee you permanent cure
at moderate cost. He has cured thousands who
thought their hopeless. All letters private.
Write for question blank. Consultation free.
Medicines sent free from observation.
Cook i1edlcai Co. 1862 Curtis St. Denver Col
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Private and Chronic Diseases OF Men

Men suffering from evil eff
fects of youthful indiscre-
tons, syphilis, gonorrhma,
gleet, structure, Q se1u;l-
weakness, varicocele, I'M
natural discharges, lost
vitality, failing memory,
unttness to marry, blood,
skin. kidney or private dis
eases, are speedily cured.
DIR. COOK has spent SO
years of persistent study
and experience in his own
practice and among the
largest Eastern hospitals
in r,yripy the rloss pf dis
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The overcoat we're turning out to in
d.vidual measure for $26 has many good
points. We have the cloth in large
variety of weight and patterns. Thue-
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TO-DAY'S ENTRIES
For the Races to BE Run at Oakland and
Bennings.

Benninss.
There will be several good races at
both Oakland and Bennings to-day.
Several of the jockeys who had been
taking a rest have gone back to take
mounts and their return has caused
larger fields, as can be seen from the
following list of entries for to-day's
races:
Bennings.
First race, selling. -fourths mile
-Incandescent, 81; Vioris, SO; Alvara-
do, 80; Goal Runner 95; Uncle Lewis,
"a: Lindula, 81: Hanevell. 81; Prince
Of India. 81: Dominey. 90; Sparrow
Wing, 9s; Hanlon. 90; Tinker, "a.
Second race. maidens. seven-eighths
mile--Jugglery, 95: Uncle Josh, IS;
Bermuda, Hundred, 95; Elsie Skip, 95;
Cheri, 95; Vituria, IS; Spalder, 95: Car
slozo. 90.
Third race, selling, one and six
tenth miles-Sir Hubert, So; Tyran,
Sc; Althia, "a; Plantain, SO: Strans-
est, 100; The Gardner. 100; Langdon,
105.
Fourth race, selling, three-f ou1!hs
E. Wightman, 90; Robert Melcale 81;
Cupidity. "a; Wax Taper, 81; Hen
bricks, 81; Jucoma, 81.
Fifth race, maidens. 100 yards
Miss Liza, 81; Lowna, 81; Eosteletz-
kri, 81: Golden Link, 100; Nap Bona
parte, 100; Brahmue, 100: James NJ,
100
Track slow; weather clear.
First race, five furlongs, selling
Aprona, Jos; solano, los; Red Wood,
1O5: Ear Islington, 1903; Fuga, 40;
Somis, 100: Poorlands, 100; The Offer
ing, 100; Midia, 100. 4
Second race, six furlongs, selling
Yaruba, 10; Jae, 107; Toribio 10S;
Ricardo, 1903; Espirando, 1903; Tom Cali
vert. 1D3; Isabelle, 1903; Aluminium, 1873:
Wild Het, 1893; Pat Murphy, 1903, him
Brownell 1903; Maud Ferguson, 1t2,
Purniah, 90; San Augustine, IS; ,!ingle
Jingle, SO.
all ages-Bill Howard. 10: Alexander
III; Humidity, ia: Col. Root, 1903;
Fiero, 1O4: Fine Shot. 90: Bogus Bill
so; Daniel, 90; Champion Rose, SO.
Fourth race, seven furlonss, SCI ine
-Whitcomb, 1o7; Stuttgart. lO5; Mag
nus. 1o4; P. A Finnegan, slct; SLY. 1o4;
Dare Second, 81 Ring Master, 81;
Tourist Second. ST.
Fifth race, five furlongs, selling
Mainstay, lis: Deerfoot, 112; Allie
Goodwin, 112; Shellac. l12; True Blue
112: Miss Dividend, 112: An.ello, 10;
Ann Page, 107; Silver Maid, los; Nun
sey, 1903; Flamaway, 100; Florence
| Fink. 100.
| Sixth race, six furlongs, ceiling
! Montanus, 100; Imperious. 107; l 9th.
ian, 1O6; Jerid. los; Lode Star, 1903; Ma
ME G.. 1903: I Don't Know 1O3; Ric
| Chico, 1902; Tihuron. 1902
| Weather clear; track heavy.
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New line of &C. 10c, &c. zoe and csc
goods opened at the Anaconda Cash
Bazaar, 800 East Park. G@oa
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English worsted suits made to your
measure, s25. 81 E. Conf ave.
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"On to Manila" 25 cents, silver or
stamps, at Standard Offices in Anacon-
da, Butte, Mssoula or Great Falls.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10
THE NORTH BRO0KFIELD CREAMERY

Is located in tho town Of North
Brookield, Worcester County, the best
grazing district in the state OF Massa-
chusetts
Its patrons furnishing cream are pro-
prietors Of the best dalries in New
Braintree, West and North Brookfield,
and they furnish cream in accordance
with the rules and regulations made by
the creamery manager.
The creamery Is located upon the hill
side, with good drainage. and surround
ed by an abundance Of shade trees.
The building is fitted with modern
machinery for making butter, and 10
under the management Of Supt. II. A
Richardson, a thorough and efficient
butter maker who has made butter
making a life study.
The butter " put up in one pound
prints and FIVE pound boxes, and each
package Is stamped with the monogram
N. r. c., and no butter Is genuine
North Brookfield Creamery without
this stamp.
It Is our desire that every family IN
this vicinity should use this butter and
we solicit your patronage.
Please call upon your grocer or mar
ketman for the butter and take no 9TH
err. See that 1t Is stamped North Brook
field Creamery. The price will always
be satisfactory.
II. E. CUMMINGS, Prop,
North BrOOkflsld, Mass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10
BRANCHED OUT.
Spencer Men Are Still Gas
Co. Officers.

Spencer, March 9.-Even if the Spen-
Ger Gas Company has been embar-
raised by writ OF injunction, and
Mayor Dodge Of Worcester has been
appointed receiver, the officials of the
company, Luther Hill president, and
Edwin A. Hill treasurer, are not to be
daunted, and claim that the Spencer
Gas Company is not the only one on
earth. To prove this fact the two
above named gentlemen have interest
ed themselves in the Willimantic Blec-
trio Light and Gas Light Companies.
Both are strong concerns, financially
and the field in which they operate is
one that is growing and promises good
returns to the investors. Spencer is
well represented in the new deal. three
well known Spencer men, namely, Lu-
Their Hill, Emerson Stone and Edwin A..
Hill, all of whom have been chosen Of
ficers of the new company
Mr.. Hill has even gone so far as to
be made president Of the new concern.
This fact was first made public today,
and will come to Spencer people both
as a surprise and an amusement. At a
limantic Electric Light Company and
Gas Light Company, held Monday, all
the directors of both companies re-
signed and new boards of directors and
other officers elected all on a controll-
ing interest in each having been pur-
chased by Luther Hin of Spencer and
William Evans of Lynn, who built the
works, and has been in Willimantic
eight years as general manager of the
business of both companies.
The new directors chosen by the
stockholders of both companies are
Luther Hill, Emerson Stone and p. A.
Hill of Spencer and Edwin Evans of
Lynn, with one to be chosen for each
company. These directors chose Lu-
Their Hill president and treasurer OF
both companies, and Edwin Evans Sec
rotary and general manager of both.
Luther Hill has an abiding faith in
gas and electric light companies, and
claims this is why he is willing to put
his money into them.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10
NO LATE TRAIN.
RochdaIe Citizens Receive Word From q.
IA. r. r.

Rochdale, March 9.--The petition
which was sent to e. I. SacKett Of the
Boston and Albany Railroad Co. about
two months ago, asking for a late
tain every Saturday night, received
the following answer yesterday
E. G. Carlton, Rochdale, Mass.i
Dear Sir-The petition signed by
yourself and others has been received
After looking the matter over very
carefully, would say that we do not
see our way clear to grant your re-
quest. Yours truly,
q. 1. Sackett,
Division superintendent,
Arthur Graves was pleasantly sur
prised last night by party of young
friends, who presented him a gold ring.
Among those present were Addie
Boardman, Lizzie Barnes, Try
phenia Swallow, Nettie Adams,
Cora O'Brien, Gertie Board
man, Alice Barnes, Maria Swal-
low, Laura Tracy, Annie Syrene. Lily
Hunt, Dora Guy, Jennie Guy, Harry
Lackey Herbert Boafdman, Napoleon
Richards, John Smith, Henry Hunt,
Thomas Barton, Richard Toomey, Will
liam Kelley.
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her maiden name was Bridget Healy.
She came to this country quite few
years ago, and has been one of Brook
fields respected persons. She leaves
a husband, James,. two sons and two
daughters. The funeral will be held
from the St Mary's Catholic Church
Saturday morning. The interment will
be at the cemetery at West Brook
field.
The republicans have engaged the
town hall for republican caucus to be
held Friday evening. March a. At this
caucus, candidates will be elected for
the various town offices to be voted on
at the annual town meeting on Monday,
April 3.
The date Of the citizens caucus has
not been set as yet. That committee
VIII hold meeting the first of next
week to decide on a date.
The democratic town committee held
a meeting at East Brookfield last night.
ana settled UP the business for the past
year. This committee will not hold
any caucus this year, as the citizens
committee has the preference before
this committee.
The Quacumquassit Fishing Associa-
ton Will hold meeting at the select
mems rooms, next Tuesday evening.
1his assocfa ton expended last year for
stocking South pond with food fish.
SS0'69 out of an appropriation of 5000
made by the town at the last annual
meeting.
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SUCCESSFUL YEAR.
Report of Water Department Shows Ex.
ceIIent financial Record.

Winchendon, March 9.-The water
commissioners report for the year end
ing Dec. 81, 1898, shows that there are
now 247 water takers, an increase Of
Al during the past year. The total in
come from MIGRANTS, watering troughs
street sprinking, etc, was $6240.12 an
increase of $l0l9.3O over The previous
year. The net income has paid the en-
tire interest on the outstanding bonds
and the operating expenses, leaving q
balance of $555.22. The state board OF
health has analysed the water nearly
every month during the yqar, and finds
the same purity as at the beginning.
The actual number Of gallons of water
consumed for the year was 1S,s32,2l6.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10
P. B. KENDRICK, :. Proprietor.
Rate $500 a Day.
Stables connected.
BEGIN TO LEAVE,
Marlboro strlkers oepart for other d

Marlboro Strikers Depart for Other Cities.
Marlboro, March s.-The most i'm
portant item in today's labor news was
the departure Of 20 lasters for Rox-
bury, where they viii work in the Tom
Plant shoe factory. The lasters that
left the city are all strikers and were
secured yesterday by an agent of Mr..
Plant.
Six more are expected to go to Rox-
bury tomorrow. Although the work.
ingmen who have left to seek their live
lihood in another field have not been
accustomed to work on ladies' shoes,
it is felt that they will soon accustom
themselves to their new positions.
Three edge settlers have gone to New
buryport and a number of strikers left
today for Brockton. The most of the
help who have left this city for work
elsewhere, as a. general thing, are I'M
married. In all there are said to be
over 1000 Marlboro shoe workers en-
ployed outside of this city. All this
has been q result of the strike.
Rev. @. K Fankhauser and Miss
Laura Fankhauser Of Avon, Conn. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brokaw.
Division 16, A. o. H, will omit its
usual st. Patricks day ball this year,
and instead will hold an entertainment
of a private nature.
Policeman J. F. Connors completed
his tenth year of service on the police
force today.
H. P. Wood has been reelected local
counsel of the League of American
Wheelmen.
w. A. Onthank has hired the drug
store in the Brewin building, formerly
occupied by H. D. Brewin, and will
open pharmacy there within a few
days.
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Of the Billiard Fan1i-
ly at Spencer.
AGEDT0WN OFFICIAL
Makes Merry the Hours for
His Kinsmen.

Spencer, March 9-Old in years but
young in body is Dexter Billiard, who
tonight very pleasantly celebrated his
SSd birthday at his home on Cherry
street. Although the affair was of a
quiet nature. it nevertheless was a
most pleasing event, and marked a
notable epoch in Mr.. Billiards. life as
well as in the whole Billiard family.
In short. it was reunion Of the Bull
lard family, one of the oldest in Spen-
Ger. Although at the advanced age
of SO, Mr.. Billiard, both in physique and
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10
POLICE APPOINTMENTS.

Gardner March 9.-The selectmen
held their first meeting since their cleo
ton last night in town hall, and APP
pointed the following officers: Chief
Of police, Warren p. Alien; police, AL
bert Lovejoy, Edward MCGEE, Samuel
Cantin, w. II. Moran, Timothy Shay,
William Flood, Willard NJ Mcintyre,
Timothy Shay, Fred l.. Hawkins, Fred
Lehman; special police, e. e. Perry.
Edwin Ray at Music hall. George
Blanchard was granted a viotualers' Ii
eense at 294 Central street.
The infant child of Albert McBurnie
and wife, Woodland avenue, who was
accidentally smothered while sleeping in
It's bed on Tuesday, was buried this af-
ternoon. The body was taken to New
buryport for burial.
The residence OF Mrs. Helen +. Pierce.
corner of Broadway and Union street
is to undergo extensive repairs. The
plumbing system Of the entire building
which Is one of the handsomest resi-
dences in Gardner are to be thoroughly
renovated and work begins on Monday
morning. Mrs Pierce is the widow OF
the late s. X. Pierce, chair manufac-
turer
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Greenwood, Central
street, went to the Massachusetts, gem
eral hospital this morning to undergo
an operation upon her lower limbs. Mrs.
Greenwood has been confined to her
home for the past two years because OF
being unable to walk. She had rheu-
matte fever some time ago, and since
then has been partially helpless. She
was accompanied by DR.. George b. I'M
derwood.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10
CAMPAIGN OUTLINED.

Spencer, March 9.--The David Prouty
High School Athletic association met
this afternoon. The meeting was called
to order by President F. r. Wheeler.
It was decided to appoint a committee
of five to raise funds to prepare the
athletics for field day. A campaign
was carefully drawn up and this will
be strictly followed until after the meet.
Speeches were made by Capt Ray Bull
lard, Manager F. x. Mccain and Prin-
cipal e. S. Tirrell. 1t was decided to
hold a meeting tomorrow.
Sergt E. Ray Stone Of the Twelfth
left Gibraltar Saturday night on the
transport Sheridan. Two men were
sick on board the vessel
Louise A. Comins has been appointed
Administrative OF the estate of her hus-
band. Thomas J. Comins. The value
of the property is $500 real and $1,000
personal.
Miss Catherine Mcdonnell is visiting
her grandparents at Lynn.
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A LIBERAL ADVANCE.

Spencer, March 9.-The owners of the
Spencer wire mills, always noted for
their generosity. have advanced their
helps wages from to 20 per cent, ac-
cording to the grade of work. The
mills are running night and day, and
the men employed will redouble their
efforts to show their appreciation Of
the owners kindness. In doing this,
the Spencer wire mills followed the ex-
ample of their great competitor, the
,,-i- f,.,1e
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10

Naukeag Council, No. 1913 Royal
Arcanum, will celebrate It's 18th ami
versary by a grand entertainment and
ball at the town hall Wednesday eve
ming, March ID, 1899. The popular Har-
ry y. Brigham orchestra OF Marlboro
and Miss Grace Eldredge reader, Of
Boston, have been engaged. The com
mittee of arrangements is c. A. Parker
w. V. Stanley w. c. Carter. $. II. era
ham, e. S. Tucker b. r. Day I'd, M. ID.
GAY,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10
PLAN ) ADOPTED.

FtC uaT5 = JUgTbEaUundI oucI6IV VIII
Build at Once.
Northbridge, March AT the ad-
journed meeting of the Rockdale Con-
gregational Society, it was voted to
accept the plans for q new chapel as
prepared by George II. Clemence of
Worcester. The plans comprehend a
beautiful chapel of the English type.
The trustees of the society were au-
thorized to pay over such funds as
they had, to the building committee.
1t was voted to recommend that the
church be Incorporated under the
name of the Rockdale Congregational
Church
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10

trous effect on the wages of the ranch
men, as many of them left to enlist and
those remaining demanded higher
wages. Mr.. Casavant intends to remain
in the east until April.
Great preparation are being made by
I. D. Achim. leader of the choir of the
Holy Rosary Catholic Church, for
Easter Sunday.
The choir will be composed of %
voices, assisted by special music.
Lambilotte's "Tantum Ergo" No. 10,
will then be sung for the first time in
Spencer.
The marriage of Miss Blanche Ethel,
eldest daughter of Edwin A. Tabor,
and Walter O'Gara of Worcester, is an
nounced to take place in the near flu
ture. Rev. e. c. DoWney will officiate
at the ceremony.
A committee appointed by the Holy
Rosary Catholic Temperance Society
went to North BrookfieId yesterday to
confer with members of the st. Joseph's
Temperance Society in regard to ar
ranging field day to be held at Spen-
Ger at some near date. The members
OF the latter society are all in favor of
holding the meet. The Spencer So
ciety contains many athletes of note
many of whom won fame while at
tending the high school.
William Kelly, late salesman for the
Spencer Bottling Company, has accept
ed position in the same capacity for
Charles Moffitt, candy wholesaler Of
Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lasville of Marlboro
will be the guests of J. B. Gendreau for
several days.
George Fontaine and family have
moved to Worcester, where Mr.. Fon-
tame has secured a position in a shoe
factory.
Byron Foggwell, upholsterer, decided
that business was too dull, and TODAY
removed to Marlboro, where he will en-
gage in the same business.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10

1T THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH.
Be sure and use chat old and well-trisd
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing svrt1n
for children teethlng. II soofheg az
child. softens the gums, allays ali main
cures wind collie and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bot.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10

The Columbia Engine Company will
hold an old time minstrel entertain
ment at the town hall with local talent
about the middle Of April.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10

Brown Brothers, manufacturers OF
wood ware at BullardNlle, have cold
their plant and good will to a western
syndicate, possession to be given about
June 1st. Rumor has 1t $4,000 was paid
for the same.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10

Geo. w. Cheney, contractor, win with
the opening Of the spring, build a twoJ
story house for Geo. TODD Rlndge.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10
WERE INTERESTED.
BrookfieId People Want to See Paul Mu-
eIer Arrested.

eller Arrested.
Brookf1eld, March 9.--When the peo-
pie read in The Spy this morning the
story Of what seemed to be that Paul
Mueller, the murderer, had been caught
in Montreal and was being held at that
place for that crime, and another of
robbing a farmer Of $780, they became
very much excited, and the regular sup
ply Of The Spys were quickly purchased
and the extras began to go. 1t has
been some time since the public has
heard anything about Paul Mueller be-
fore, although the police and detectives
have been on the track of Paul. When
it was announced in The Spy last week,
that the Newton house, the scene Of the
terrible deed. had been sold to Mr..
Ayers of Southbridge, they thought 1t
was the last chapter in the sad affair.
When the bulletins announced the
news, this morning, the people were
more than eager to see him caught.
Mrs. Bridget I. Lawler, aged As
years, II months and 20 days, died at
her home on the Podunk road this
morning She has been troubled with
q congested stomach, and it caused o
shock. She has been sick some little
time. She was born in ireland, and
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10
SHREWSBURY NOTES.

Shrewsbury, March 9.-Miss Mary
Norcross, who has been i'll for some
time, is still about the same-no change
either way.
Mrs. Keegan is eonvalescent, having
passed the danger point in her illness.
The Kings Daughters admitted new
member, Miss Mary Wood, at their last
meeting.
The ladies Of the Congregational
Church held bean supper Thursday
night. A bright farce, Aunt Susan
Jones'" was presented, and several mu-
steal numbers.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10

Why don't you try Carriers Little Live,
Pills2 They are q positive cure for sick
headache and all the Ills produced by dis.
ordered liver.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-10
BALANCE SHEETS.
Selectmen of North erookfield Make An
nual Statement,

nuaI Statement.
North Brookdeld, March Erred M
Ashby, clerk of the board Of selectInen,
completed the paid balance Of the
towns expenditures this evening
Cash in treasury March 1. 1898
S49O6.9S; borrowed in anticipation OF
taxes, s15.SOO; superintendent OF
schools, 625; corporation tax, $293S 90
state aid, $500; state school fund
$ZS4 AZ; inspector of animals 1921 40,
support of state paupers, $27. II; ma
tlonal bank tax, $137 OF; received from
town house committee, S1S21; on cene-
terry account, 1855 So; on pauper ac-
count, S1451. 95; water commissioners
5000; miscellaneous $$655g 80; tax bills
OF 1893, $4S, 1851 l2-total, 1884, 40S SO.
Credited-Twelve hundred and TWEEN
ty-one selectmen's orders paid.
$4l, 1920; notes paid, $29, 800; interest
paid, a. orders of abatement.
$287 .5l; state s946; county tax,
$24S0; state il170; miscellaneous,
$ll69.97; unco led taxes of 1888
$l75.12; cash in treasury March l.
Sl751.12i cash IN treasury March l.
The Pythian Sisterhood held an open
meeting this evening and entertained
the knights and their families. A must
cal program was presented and COLA
ton was served. The remainder of fine
time was passed In u general way. The
committee in charge were Mrs. Charles
G.. Thompson Mrs. Elmer A. ChurchiIl
Mrs. q. G. Smith.