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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Travellers NJ nrenhn,n.

Brenham. Texas. May 2.--The high
water in different parts OF Texas that has
prevailed the past week has hit the
travelling man hard. The dry goods and
clothing statesmen have about wound up
their spring business. but would have
been able to make some filling in trips
had travel not been interrupted They
VIII all be on the road again June i with
fail samples,
The national meeting OF the Travellers
Protective Association at New Orleans
May % to 20 Is the next event Of import
ance on the drummer's calendar. Sew
eral OF the resident drunkners OF Bren-
ham travel for Crescent City firms and
these Will make it convenient to call on
the houses for samples during the meel-
ing. Among these are Mcssrs j. b. Will
liams, II. Gardner and Charles Parks.
Post q VIII nave i memorial window
placed in st. Peters Episcopal church
in memory Of Uncle George Wilson of the
Exchange hotel, who departed this lie
on March 8. The church is to be 10
modelled and repaired. The rector, Rev.
James Noble, is chaplain of post @.
Mr. II. Gardner, the popular repre-
sentative for Preston & Staifer OF Now
Orleans, is spending the week at home.
after a lengthy trip in Western Texas.
He Is arranging for the erection OF n
handsome home in Brennan.
Mr. Charles Parks, who travels for S.
& j. Katz Of New Orleans. is on the road
again after lengthy stay at home occa-
stoned by the Illness Of his eldest son.
Master John Parks, who is now on the
road to recovery.
Mr.. G. h. Shepard, accompanied by Mrs.
Shepard has returnSd from a soIourn at
| Mineral Wells He ls now buying prom
| erty in BRENNAN in a way that indicates
prosperity.
Aaron Hoober is spending the week
here selling Pittsburg smoke
George Huff who sells Kentucky hard
| ware. ia in town. He has been making
BRENNAN regularly for the past fifteen
/ years,
! II. c. Physick, who sells physlc for a
/ st. Louis firm. is in the city
The hotels have been overlooking This
/ week with politicians and ginners.
! j. II Bates OF Corsicana and LEROY
/ Dotson of st, Louis have been in III,
city several days. Both are travelint
men, but indications are that they desire
TO locate.
Max Lemons, who travels for Ullmann
Lewis & Co. Of Galveston. has been taI,.
ing many orders here this week. He /.
/ popular and travels for II popular firm.
Thomas Young a resident drummer a
brenham and who Is known az the hard.
est worker on the road, has been dis.
i trlbuting Curtis for railroad commissions,
literature this week
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Victoria Texas, May 8.--Mr. c. G. Levi
OF the Arm OF A. Levi & Co., accompanied
by Godeheaux Half of san Antonio. left
Thursday for New York City
p. J. Burgess of the Houston Drug COM
pany visited the druggists of this city
during the past week
Mr. a. A. Alsbury of the firm of e. p.
Alsbury & Co., Houston was here this
week for the purpose of making a con-
tract with the commiss .oners court for re-
pairs to the Garcitas bridge which was
injured by the early April rains.
c. b. Moore OF the Cuero Ann of Moore
4 Sames visited the trade In Golad and
Victoria. taking in the May Day celebra-
tion here.
Mr.. Tom Woodward OF Yoakum passed
through Victoria Wednesday en- route to
his former home in Port Lavaca. Mr..
Woodward is in the gents furnishing bust
ness at Yoakum.
MIR. Louis Wooley, State agent for the
Mouopole Tobacco company, the American
Tobacco company and Blackwells Bull
Durham, headquarters Dallas, was hero
Thursday and Friday,
Marchant Little, representing n. X.
Fairbanks & Co., is stopping at the st,
James.
MIR. Ben Levy. who has held the position
OF bookkeeper in the bank OF A. Levi Il
Go, of this city for number of years.
leaves Saturday for Del Rio to assume
his duties as cashier of the recently es-
tahlished First National bank of Del Rio.
Charles u. Golding OF the Rock Island.
| r, b Webb OF the Missouri Pacific and
Geutry Waldo of the Central were the
railway representatives here during the
past week
MIR. Alvarez, manager Of the branch
house Of Kirkland * Morrow. left for
Houston Wednesday.
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A. Hitz & Co. were among the travelling
men doing business here this week.
Colonel c. V. Holland the genial and
popular travelling auditor of the San An
tonic Express, and A. Goodman OF A. B..
Frank & Co. were here yesterday.
Fred w Trutt, the Continental Cracker
company salesman, and Theo. Nash of the
Garland Stove company were soliciting
trade in Corpus Christi during the past
week.
Martin S. Lewis of the Texas Paper
company of Dallas and G. Pascual, repre-
senting Smith Brothers of New Orleans,
We're doing business here this week.
The following dry goods salesmen were
here this week: B. Casper, e. Levi. c. NJ.
Pelham and J. l.. Herman
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Devoted to the T. p. A.,
the U. c. r., and other
Travelling Mems Or
ganizations.

Southwest generally. that today the Trav-
elers' Protective Association stands on a
very amicable footing with the railroads
OF the country. and in consequence tide as
ISOLATION and the railroads are working
hand I'm hand This is Contamination
devoutly to be wished" and hope | may
be able to add TO such pleasant relations
during the next year.
There are several questions of impor-
lance TO the Travellers Protective Assoca-
tion within the purview OF this commit;c.
which will receive my attention. and Il the
objects to be obtained are accomplished.
feel convinced great good will result.
As co-workers ON this committee beg
to announce that will appoint Mr.. A. r.
Foute. ex-chairman, and MIR. w. e. Grad
dock of Terrell. Yours very truly.
Charles L. Sanger.
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THE U. c. II. CoNvE SrIoN.
State Meeting to Re u Id MT Houston
Next week.

Next week.
San Antonio Express
The dates for holding the convention OF
the grand council of Texas, United Com
mercial Travellers are changed to May IS
and 10. In order that every member of
San Antonio council may have the oppor-
tunity OF taking advantage of this trip a
special committee has been appointed for
the purpose and will see you personally
II possible, or you are requested to make
known to them whether you viii make
one OF the party TO leave here at 1910
noon Thursday, May II This will give
US a daylight run all the way. arriving at
Houston at 100 1t is our wish to secure
party OF at least fifty IN number. and
II this can be done the Southern Pacific
has offered to furnish us, without extra
charge, a first class day coach. The rate
for this occasion is 81 for the round trip,
and We want all of you who can to take
your ladies with you. as we are assured
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Victoria Parade Prizes.

Victoria. Texas. May AIN the mention
of the prizes awarded at the firemen's
celebration on May l that for the best
decorated carriage was omitted, it was
awarded to Miss Ethel Brownson, whose
magnificent equipage. artistically trimmed
in purple flowers, was unanimously Sc
lected by the judges, who were Mrs. COT
fin and Mrs. Lackey of Cuero Mr.. Nj. s.
Mahon of Port Lavaca and George Vine
yard of Victoria.
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Chairman Employment COMMITTEE,

Mr.. D. w. MchauX, President, Texas Di-
vision, Travellers Protective Association
of America, Houston, Texas.
Waco, Texas, April II, 19OO-Dear Sir;
Replying to your favor of the 10th instant,
rendering me the Craftsmanship OF the en-
accept the appointment with pleasure.
and l will continue to do all l can for the
unfortunate members without employment.
trust this year will prove as success III
TO our profession as the past one With
best wishes. Yours frdternally,
Il. c. Barrett
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Louis, Mo
TEXAS DIVISION. t. p. A. or A.
Pres,dent--D. w. Michaux, Houston.
secretary--Jsmes E. Ludlow, San An
tonic.
First Vice President-George d. Bennett,
Dallas
San Antonio
Third Vice Presidential stedman. Jr.,
Orange.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
T. c. Swope, Houston; Frank Arnold, Ed
r. Everett. r. L. Burnett, San Antonio;
W. S. Kirby, Dallas; c. O. Horton. Aus
tin; n. j. Lahatt, Jr., Galveston; Pat
Dean. Waco; Gus Hoover Corsicana; Il. l..
Frey, Fort Worth Ernest Laskor, La
Grange; Frank ]. Salms, Cuero; Fred d.
Whiting Temple. c. s, e. Holland, Vic
toria. Sam Herman, Beaumont; e Sisk,
Laredo; J. b. William. Brennan. and
Charles Reed, Orange.
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN.
Executive, Frank Arnold, San Antonio
Railroad, Charles l.. Sanger, Waco.
Press. Howard w. Peak, Fort Worth,
Legislative Joe Lee Jameson, Austin.
Hotel. A. d. Edgar. Palestine
Livery and transfer. a. Dnkelspiel. DIAL
las.
Employment, n. C, Barrett. Waco.
Relief, ]. b Seegar. Waco.
State attorney II. !, Thrie, San An
tonic
state surgeon, DR.. j. Allen Kyle, Hous-
ton.
state chaplain, Homer T Wilson, Fort
Worth.
OFFICERS OF THE UNITED CONNER.
CIAL TRAVELLERS OF TEXAS
Past Grand Counsellor--A. T.. Dechman
Dallas.
Grand Counselor-E. u. Mitchell. Dallas
Grand Junior Counseior--Alf Dieckmanu
San Al tonic
Grand secreiary--F Il. seegnr, Dallas
Grand Conductor. Fickln, Waco
Grand Page-B. K. James, San Antonio
Grand sentine-W. L. Kean. For
Worth,
Executive Committee VI. Sedbury O
Sherman and w. G. Akari of Houston
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of having a good time Hotel rates are
especially low for those accompanied by
their ladies', and it will be an opportunity
to visit the Bayou City on limited purse
if necessary. Now, boys, let's have a
crowd. Any of you can get away for three
days and we will let the Houstonites
know that Tamaleville still lives. The con-
vention committee Is II. p Goodman,
chairman; S. H, Spair, ]. NJ. Allardyce,
Issy Cahen. y
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Adam Eve a Co.

Kansas City Packer
At Paradise, Mo-. there is a firm with
queer name. In case of eggs that came
In this week to A. J. Fudge 6 Co. was
circular addressed TO Adam Eve & Co,
Paradise, Mo-" Paradise is a small town
near Smithville, Clay county.
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prnmmcrr nt wharton.

Wharton, Texas. May 4,Busnesy has
been brisk this week and the knights Of
the grip who were here wear smiling
faces and filled heavy orders.
Registered at the Nation hotel were
Il, II Jones' the energetic representative
OF the Southern Pacific Railway company;
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The local post of the Travellers Protec-
tive Association will meet at the Hutchns
house this morning at 10 o'clock.
All members and visiting travelling men
are requested to be present.
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chairman RniIrond Committee.

Chairman Rntlroad Committee,
d. w. Michaux. President Houston.
Texas.
Waco, Texas. April 19.-~Dear Sir: Your
valued favor of the 10th instant received,
and l thank you very much for honoring
me with the appointment OF chairman Of
the railroad committee. Texas division,
Travellers Protective Association OF Amer
lea. and in return ! beg 70 herewith ac-
cept the appointment with the promise
that Will leave no stone unturned to SAT-
isfactorily perform the duties of that Of
Ace.
Ia accepting assure you that ell tho
responsibilities attached to that Office ana
with such knowledge / hope TO DC aoie 10
make report to the division az the ok
piration OF the term for which am APP
pointed. not alone showing credit 10 my
SELF hut 70 the division as Well.
3 The performance OF his duties by ,uur
retiring cnairman has set up a STANDARD,
Whien II any successor can equal he may
well feel proud. Up to aud including the
year OF 1897, the relations of the TRAY
elers Protective Association OF Ameriea.
the Texas division not excepted, with the
railroads Of thie country were not as
pleasant as they should have been taking
into consideration that every travelling
man needs the railroads and the railroads
need 'hc travelling mem In that year.
howeyer your retiring chairman took
4 charge OF the railroad committee, he has
80 amaigamated the railroads and tho
travelling men In Texas as well as the
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Calvert's New Hotel.

THE EXCHANGE, ono block east Of II.
and 7. depot First-class meals and
clean rooms Good sample rooms furnished
Porter meets all trains
J. W. HURT. Prop.
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Al Corpus Christi.

Corpus Christi, Texas, May 4--Colonei
Frank 5, Taylor representing the Jesse
Frank Piano company. and II. Frelch OF
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pIecI.man Cor Grnnd counclnor.


San Antonio council No. CT, United Com.
mercial Travellers has issued the follow
ing:
San Antonio, Texas April 97--Dear Sir
and Brother: The following resolutions
were submitted at the last regular meet
ing Of our council. to-wlt:
Whereas. II has become known to the
members OF San Antonio council No 81
T. c. t., that there viii be opposition 10
the candidacy of Brother Alt Dieckmau
tof this council and at present grand jun.
Tor councillor of the grand council OF
IeNas) to the office OF grand senior coun-
ctllor at the coming convention in Houston
May is and 19--and also that this coun-
ell viii fail to support Brother Deckman
for the office of grand senior councillor.
therefore, be II
Resolved. That the delegates Of San
Antonio council and its members in the
grand council who have voice In the meet
ing be instructed to cast their vote for
Brother Deckman; also,
Resolved. That Brother Dleokman
should receive the support of every fair
minded member OF the order and that to
ind him unqualified for said office, at
this late day, on account OF his being a
whisky salesman is unjust to him and
beneath the dignity OF our order; further,
Resolved. That these resolutions he sent
TO every member Of the grand council OF
Texas, and the secretary of every suhor-
dinate council in this Jurisdiction, with
request that they he read at the next
regular meeting OF said council, and the
support of Brother Dieekman as the right
full candidate for grand councillor be
asked. Fraternaly yours,
S. d, Price, Chairman.
II, F. Goodman,
+. Villereal.
J. L. Ludlow,
j. NJ Allardyce.
b. X. James,
Committee.
These resolutions were unanimously
adopted. Lee j. McMahan,
Senior Councillor.
b. K. James. secretary.
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COLDS

Railways Ready Relief cures and p'ssF
roughs. Colds. Sore Throat, lufgenrf, y y
chitis, Pneumonia swelling Of liz Ntt
Lumbago, lnfamma,ions, Rhelniallsm a,S
ralsia, Headache. Toothache, Asthma VI
cult Breathing.
Railways Ready Relief is a strelS's n
every Pain. Sprain, Bruises, rains Il
Back, Chest or Limbs. Il vas tleli~ "
Is the only Pain Remedy that Rs'inls "
the most excrutiating Gains, allaw lno,lll
ticn ard cures congestions, yktlp'i a
lLngs. stomach, bowels or othsr rlana' NJ
gans, by one application.
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LerisIattve comn,,ttccf

Hon. D, " Michaux, President Texas DE-
vision, = p A. Of A.. Houston. rexsa.
Austin, Texas, April 10. Your esteemc
favor OF the nth instant rendering me
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oFFICERS OF THE TRAVELLERS PRO
TECTIvE ASSOCIATION OF AMERi-
CA.
National President--L. v. La Taste,
Montgomery, Ala.
National Secretary and Treasurer--Lous
r. La Beaume, room Ala Union trust
Building, Seventh and olice Streets. St,
Louis. Mo
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Only Blood Diseases can be Transmitted

further proof that Cancer is disease of the blood
To a blood disease like this you must cure the
Cancer efectually and permanently but S s. S.
S. S. S enters the circulation searches ont and rem
or ordinary blood medicine can do this. S. S. s. goes
allowing the to heal naturally and permanently
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TEXAS DIVISION. t. p. A. or A.
Pres.dent--D. w. Michaux, Houston.
Secretary--Jsmes E. Ludlow, San An
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-12
WATERBURY,.

Will Hurlburt was arrested Mon.
day night for breach of the peace,
but upon the non-appearance of the
main witness bail was fixed at $50,
which was furnished by G.. E. Moody,
and the case postponed until said wit.
ness shall recover from his bruises.
Hugh Daniels of Morrisville, who is
to occupy the new stone shed, was in
town Tuesday.
+. T. Houston has his studio lighted
by electricity.
Fred DeMarr broke his arm Monday
at the mill of G. e. Moody, where he
was at work.
A daughter was born to Rev. and
Mrs. G. e, Ladd Tuesday.
Miss Emma Busha of Plattsburgh,
N. Y. is the guest Of her uncle, Mel.
son Montey.
The contract for building the new
stone shed has been awarded tC
Nichols & Parker of Essex Junction.
Miss Emma Norway is visiting rel
atives in Waitsfeld.
Ed Foster has moved from Batchel-
der street to the FosS house on Main
street.
John Forter, a former resident, is
spending few days in town.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-12
CITY NEWS

Miss Grace Mclean has gone tt
Burlington on a visit.
Ferd j. Houston, Of Mortified, wa
in the city yesterday,
Clarence Corliss, Of Calais, was il
he city yesterday calling on friends
Mrs. c. A. Blay and daughter, Miss
Bessie, have gone to Franklin, N. H..
to reside.
John Moore, Of Leeds, p G., has
moved to East Barre, where he will
reside.
Editor w. C. Belknap Of the Bel.
lows Falls Times, was in the city yes
terday calling on friends.
A. o. Palmer of Burlington is in
the city and also Mr.. Stearns Of the
Modern Woodmen Of America.
The r. C. l. P. A. held their regu.
lar meeting last evening, at which
several candidates were ioitiated.
George Evans will resume work at
the American Express office Monday,
after ten days visit in Swanton.
W. T. Grips of Buffalo, N. Y, is
in the city for few days. He is a
BUSINESS partner Of e. L. Smith of
this city.
W. j. Ross returned last night to
Hardwick. after short visit in town.
He is to leave tonight for Boston on a
business trip.
Mrs S. M. Dickinson of Chelsea ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
from Montreal, where she has been
visiting for the past two weeks.
"Milk White Flag March" is some
thing you want, get copy 25 cents
at Averill Music Co.'S. If
Readers Of the TELEGRAM who are
ueSlrOuS OF receiving absolutely Tree OF
charge, one of those splendid Glen
wood ranges should cut out the sub
head over the editorial column. By
''sub-head" is meant from the ex-
IRENE top of the column down to
where the editorials begin. If
The Goddard Seminary football
team will meet the team from Nor
wich University on the Seminary
campus tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock. N. L. badly defeated God
dard two weeks ago and they have a
carck team, but the home eleven has
Improved remarkably since then and
it is expected that the game will be
close.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-12

viii WhitcOmb is on the sick list.
Will Avery has moved back to his
old tenement on Silver st.
j, J. Thompson Of st. Adams is in
the city attending the races.
Remember the foot ball game at
the Seminary tomorrow afternoon.
The Rev. F. l.. Currier Of Williams
town was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. S. Martin of Nergennes ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
on visit.
All the local members Of the Vim
citid Lodge who have been attending
the Grand Lodge knights Of Pythias
at Burlington returned home last
night and this morning.
Carlos Brock Of Ne injury, father Of
+. c, Brock, and his daughter Miss
Bessie. are in the city visiting at Z.
c. Brock $ for few days.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-12

Coon Hollow at the Opera House
tonight.
NJ. Rosenberg of Burlington is in
the city on business.
Is. Yeti Of Northheld is IN the
city on busino IS.
James Cummings has returned from
his visit ia Leeds. p. g.
Constable Nichols of Wiliamstown,
was in the city yesterday on legal
business.
Miss Marion Slickney who has been
seriously i'll with Sclrlet fever is much
better.
Enos b. Fclch of East Orange is
stopping with Frank j. Colby during
the fair.
G. A. Drew is having his new hous-
es on Washington street connected
with the city water.
Miss Bessie Sayles left this morn
ing for Rutland to attend the state
teachers meeting.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-12
SOUTH RYEGATE.

The grange social was failure on
account of the long and heavy rain
Wednesday.
Little Grace Darling is quite sick
with the typhoid fever.
b. l.. Terry has finished work on
the B. * NJ. r. r.
Rev. W. S. Wallace has gone t.
Boston for two weeks vacation.
William Terry was in Peachanl
with load of goods for w. S. Lackic
Wednesday.
John McGougan is thinking OF
moving to Alegany, Penn.
Charles Hourlbert has got done at
the Quint Place and will now move to
GrOtOn.
Terry and George will soon have
Car Of mixed feed to sell for $40. 90
a ton.
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New Music Just Received.

"The Bride of Newspaper Row" by
A. b. Sloane: "My Home Girl sung
by Annie Meyers: ''She's the Girl,
Though l Gave Up All For You,
absence Makes the Heart Grow
Ponder" A hit with Ward < Vokes;
"Shadow Song. Thou Art My
Kingdom Dear" My Almond Eyed
Boy" Wen Have No More Coon
Rag Time Song Tonight, hit with
Hoyt's A Contented Woman Co. My
Sunflower Suc," Peter Daiiey's great
est success. well, Babe, | Saw You
Riding in a Hack" "My Congrega-
ton Will Please Keep Their Seats
Cease Dis Bird am Mine), by the au-
thor of All CoOns Look Alike to Me. =
"Ny Mobile CALI also the following
Marches, Richard Cervel, David lIa-
rum, Elks Carnival and Milk White
Flag. All of this music % cents "a
copy. AverilI Music Co.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-12

Frank Place has moved to Brook
street.
! VIII Edison, Of Williamstown, was
in the city yesterday.
j. c, Sollace, Of Biidport, was in
town yesterday.
James Bradley, Of Glens Falls, is
st piping in town.
\ NJ. Carleton, of WilliamStown,
was in the city Yesterday
James Palmer, Of Essen Junction,
was in the city yesterday.
There will he a lyccum at the Semi
nary tomorrow evening.
The races continue tomorrow at the
Granite City Trotting Park.
Frank Cobb was in Groton yester-
day afternoon On granite business.
NJ Goodrich, a granite dealer, Of
Syracuse, N. Y, is in the city on bust
ness.
!, A. Sheedy and j, NJ. Morrison,
Of st. Adams, were in the city yester-
day.
Frank j. Colby has the contract to
do the carpenter work on James Math-
ioson's house on Garfield avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Smith and DR..
aud Mrs. George II. Newton Of Cam
bri 1g, VT, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
c. d. Swasey.
The Coon Hollow Co.. arrived in
the city this forenoon aud will appear
at the opera house tonight.
w. p. Norris, Fred u. Sanborn and
J. II. Morrell, Of Ashland, n. H., are
in the city to attend the races.
Mrs. Annie Berry left today for
C)ney Island. n. Y, where She will
spend the winter with hcr brother,
The Rev. j. j. Lewis the well
known lecturer on the Passion Play
was in tue city yesterday afternoon.
Mrs +. NJ Waterman is expected
to return from Burlington tonight
where she has been visiting her par
ents for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Sawyer
have returned from Mddlesex where
they have been to attend the funeral
Of the late Mrs. j. II. Knapp.
The funeral Of Mrs. Harriet Camp
will take place at her late residence
No. 81 Washington ST., on Saturday
Oct. 1itl at > O'Clock in the after
nOOn.