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New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
DEVERY DEFIED; is In DANGER.
PATROLMAN SAYS HE is PROSECUTED BECAUSE HE WOULD
NOT GIVE UP s25
TELLS MR. PHILBIN ALL AND INDICTMENTS MAY FOLLOW

ONen being thirty pay
enforcing the Sunday
Philbn
the police trial of ONe
lead his indictment District Phibn
oonkeeper
of the East station who caught
closely questioned by Justice
granted by
Captain ruling could apply only Captain
ndwiIn plead before Recorder CIoH
wide
Police CAPTAIN Hardy caredh
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
BRTAN'S QUERULOUS INQUIRY
ASKS OPPONENTS OF KANSAS CITY PLAT
FORM WHAT THEY WANT.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE T

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1
Lincoln Neb Aug. 29-Mr. Bryans Com
moner." in an editorial entitled "Emasculatins
Democracy" says
The opponents of the Kansas city platform quar-
rel and contend every proposition submitted.
Some want the party TO declare boldly for me
gold standard; others favor cowardly evasion OF
the whole question. Some want the party to de-
clare openly in favor of banks of issue others
want the PARTY to keep still on the question IN IT'S
platform. but lend the party influence after cleo
tion to the retirement of the greenbacks. III the
men who seek TO reorganiZe the Democratic party
are onposed 10 bimetalism what do they propose
10 give the people I'm its place? Do they propose TO
give them the single gold standard? If why not
saw so inteligenty. courageously and entirely free
from demagogy and mere trtckery OF wordsE
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
CALDAS GOING TO BRAZIL.
VIEWS OF ALLEGED YELLOW FEVER
EXPERT DISCREDITED.
Copyright; 1901: By The New-Yora rribune3
IBY CABLE TO THE TRIBuxE.I

lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Havana. Aug. 29.-The experiments of DR..
Caldas with his alleged yellow fever remedy
have resulted in complete failure. in the opin-
ion of the yellow fever board. The condition
of the last patient attacked serious tonight.
If he dies autopsy will probably be held by
the board preparing the report to the govern
ment
Dr. Caldas repeats that the patient has sep
tic poisoning and not yellow fever. Dr. Havard
says that no further experiments will take place
under any condition.
Dr. Caldas will return 10 Brazil next week.
The result of all experiments heretofore made
only confirms the theory of the propagation of
yellow fever by the mosquito microbe which
causes the disease. and the remedy which cures
1t remains secret.
There are few cases of fever in Havana at
present, but there is considerable typhoid at
Santa go-almost epidemic.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
PRINCE CHUN'S MISSION.
,,rs WHICH HE MUST OBSERVE ON
EXPIATORY VISIT.
,s.HcEs REoUIRED-TRIAL OF SER,
GIANT MARTEN-THE AFRICAN WAR.

MARTEN-l f1f- Ar fl-AN N<Ah
downright 1901: BY The New-York Trfbune)
rpv CABLE THE TRIBUNE-l
-, Aug o9-When Earl Russell was tried
=. b,s neers for bigamy. he was required to
.hrae reverences to Lord Salisbury as the
.--osentative Of the crown. similar tribute
,'a,rected from Prince Chun as an expiatory
- the Diplomatic atonement for the foul
- of the German Minister at Peking. and,
,.a - the reluctance of the members Of the
-.,.r mission 20 PROSTATE themselves before
~ y. sovereign except their own. they will be
80 % make an obeisance to the Emperor
Tho objections raised by Prince Chun will be
..rr,,led under the protocol, and he will make
-. r.,,srences. while those in attendance upon
t,m are PROSTATE on the floor.
Tho German Emperor, with marked talent
.,oga managing the events of his reign, is
-. ,kelv 10 dispense with neat a bit of diplo-
..;o ,relodrama, which will provide the court
inter with a good subject for picture. Pros
lion was the ordinary method Of approach TO
=. chinese throne until quarter of a century
= and three reverences are required on state
LESSONS lnv etiquette The Eastern and West
- ceremonial will be combined with touch
:, ,om,c opera when Prince Chun makes amends
for the Peking outrage
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
REBELS ATTACK BUENATENTTRA.
MORE FIGHTING REPORTED IN COLOMBIA
CENSORSHIP STRINGENT.

Kingston Jamaica. Aug. 2o-The British
steamer Costa Rican which has arrived here from
Colon. Colombia. brought advices OF continued
rebel activity in the vicinity Of Colon and Pana-
ma The government was making renewed ef-
forts 10 dslodge the rebels from strons posi-
tion The rebels in force, were attacking
Rlenayentura on the Bay Of Choco. on Monday.
A large government force had been dispatched
from Panama in the hope Of repuisng the
enemy The censorship in Colombia is most
stringent.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
THE ARMENIAN MAssAcREs

to-a.1' t,o'n' Aug 3o.-"The Daily MaiP' publishes
f,rr. an article written by Ali Nouri Bey
tb,, Turkish consul in Rotterdam. declaring
xb,,. 'ne massacre Of Armenians by Kurds
s,.,a- mas Just begun. is a part OF a regular
OF determination. He says:
upon ,hlper OF Armenians killed will depend
ure me sne ontcry raised in Europe and the press
ksnae bn,.au TO bear upon the Sultan. The
By ve.'flole process will he repeated wear
''sr until all are killed
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
AUSTRIA THREATENS RUSSIA.
fN"IEsTs PRINTED AGAINST INTRIGUEs
IN THE BALKANS

~ The BALKANS.
Nohoon' Aug. 30.-The Rumanian Premier, NJ.
suozs' recently visited Vienna, where he had
conferences with Count Goluchowski, the
hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs,
,. e situation in the Balkans. He also con-
ieu with General Won Beck, chief Cf the
e"o-hungarian general staff.
hneoiateiy after this visit articles appeared
- ''e semi-offciai Hungarian papers-articles
-e'eo In some quarters 10 be inspired by
~ IN "oluehowski-warrnly protesting against
1ssi@ intrigues in the Balkans These pro-
- We're based on rumors that Russia was
,.~sas 's troops on the Rumanian frontier. and
a. ns torpedo boats into the Kilia, an arm OF
~, Oahuoe' and plainly warned Russia that,
p sne faithfully adheres to the Austro-
@h agreement Of 1897, 10 preserve the
NJ Nus In the Balkans, Austria will resume her
~'srty OF action"
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
DEMANDS ON PERU's MINISTER.

Lima, Aug 29.-The Senate at secret session
yesterday approved a motion to call on the For
,.ign Minister f. de Osma Pardo TO explain
the so-called revelations contained in ex-Mins-
ter Vicuna's note published in the Chilian news
papers regarding the colonization Of Bolivia.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

Roth German and English journals display
- ,nterest in the military trial Of Sergeant
usrtsn than in the Chinese act of atonement-
while il differs from the Dreyfus case in dra-
matte interest and underplot. il raises the same
,.s+;ons involved in the proceedings at Rennes,
ronslv whether military discipline ought to be
converted into fetch and exalted above the alb
stract Justice, and whether the court martial
"a, he allowed TO force a conviction on made
ouate grounds When Captain hroslgk was
found murdered in barracks after making the
,,,,ss NJ men under him miserable. Marten was
alternately acquitted and convicted, when the
evidence merely indicated that he had failed to
ocoount for six minutes Of the day in question.
that he expressed no regret when Informed OF
the murder and that he had been seen near the
gun rack some time before the shooting.
The German press has taken up the prisoners
rase with great spirit, and insists upon having
either a Communication Of the sentence or re-
hearing by the supreme courtmartial
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

The sensational statement is made by The
Express" this morning that France and Russia
viii in six months time nave ninety-two sub
marine destroyers. There is not likely to be
panic at the British Admiralty in consequence
but people will note with dissatisfaction that
the British naval authorities are slow 10 appre-
ciate the value Of submarine armada. Five
submarine boats Of the Holland type Will soon
be added 10 the British navy, but at present
England does not possess a single one. owing
TO the slowness Of the naval authorities in
arranging 10 test the new invention. As sea
going ships submarines may be useless, but
even if they can only be employed TO cripple or
scare of blockading feet. they may revolu-
ucnize naval warfare.
Probably the English people will not be so
much interested in naval enterprise, in the
statement that spy employed by Great Britain
10 obtain information on the subject has dis
appeared and presumably has been incarce-
rated in French fortress.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
SNOW FALLS IN COLORADO.

Denver Aug 2s.-Snow fell in binding sheet for
an hour in Alpine Pass to-day. and was followed
by a severe hailstorm.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

Mr. Brodrick's dispatch advising Lord Kitchen
sr to take stern measures Of retaliation when the
wounded are murdered is now being criticised
as an empty menace which will not deceive the
Beers, because Englishmen themselves are not
prepared for a barbarous stage Of warfare with
feprisas for outrages committed when the que
riia bands are clearly beyond the control Of
their leaders
IL is not believed that Mr.. Brodrick is in ear
nest Not much Importance is attached in Off
cal circles 10 the story which has been circu-
Aleo OF the disappearance OF an imperial yeo-
mshry company numbering two officers and
N'ee hundred men. 1t is singular, however.
lnat the War Office authorities have no informa-
uon as to the whereabouts Of the alleged miss
"e yeomen since April
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

The Kings stay at Homburg will not be pro-
lonsed beyond week. as he IS expected 10 meet
the Car at a family party at Copenhagen about
September Z His weight has not been reduced.
even with severe massage treatment and dieting
Police precautions have been relaxed, and the
Kings steps are not dogged by detectives.
A dark green automobile carriage is used every
day with driver in royal livery, and while 1t
is easily identified the Kings equipage no
precautions are taken for the protection Of its
occupants.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
TILE IOWA AT ACAPULCO.

Washington Aug. 29.-The battleship Iowa ar
rive to-day al Acapulco her way TO Panama to
ioin the Ranger in looking after American in
terests on the isthmus.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
NEW-YORK CLERGYMAN DROWNED.
THE REV. WALTER LOWRIE LOSES HIS LIFE
WHILE BATHING AT NEWPORT.

Newport r. l.. Aug. 30 (SpecaD Rev.
Walter Lowre, assistant pastor Of the Central
Presbyterian Church, Eew-York. was drowned
while in bathing with the Rev. Richard William
Greene, OF Princeton, y. J.. this afternoon Mr.
I.owrie and Mr.. Greene, with whom he had been
visiting. went Fort Greene to battle, select
ing a place within the harbor. where the water
is very still
The two swan out from the shore some dis
tance when Mr.. Lowrie gave a shrek. as II in
pain, and sank, not to rise again. Mr. Greene
dived a number Of times the spot where his
friend had disappeared. but was unable TO find
him. He hurried ashore quickly as possible
10 summon assistance, and a diver was secured.
who found the body and brought 1t ashore. 1t
was turned over TO Undertaken Cotrell, who pre-
pared it for shipment TO New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
ANARCHIST TAKEN AT BUDAPEST.

ARREST OF MAN WHO POSSESSED LETTERS
THREATENING LIFE OF AUSTRIAN EMPEROR
Budapest Aug 30-Johann Macy. an an
archist has been arrested at Debreczin. Ihe
police found in his possession letters threaten
ing the life OF Emperor Francis Joseph.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

hoore Am AND NIAGARA FALLS. 80
ssNrday ~ ~ nekeis sold By Lackawanna Railroad
na sunday good iye days.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

The Rev. Walter Lowrie born at Warriors
Mark Penn. in 1872, being the third son OF the
]. Roberts LOwrie. His grandfather Walter LOwrie.
United States Senator from Pennsylvania and
afterward the first secretary OF the Presbyterian
Board of Foreign Missions. died in this city about
thirty years ago. The Rev Walter Lowrie received
his preliminary education privately at first and
then at Lawrenceve School, Lawrencevile. y. j.
He was graduated from Princeton College in 1894
and from Princeton Theological Seminary In 1899.
For the last two he had been assistant to the
Rcv. DR.. Wilton Merle Smith in the pastorate or
the Central Presbyterian Church. in this city, and
last winter was in charge Of the church during DR..
Smiths absence in Palestine. Mr.. Lowrie was un-
married. He leaves "A mother and sister at War
rior's Mark and four brothers-Dr. William L.
l.owrie of Tyrone, Penn Roberts Lowrie, OF Phlla-
delphia; c. Nassau Lowrie of this city and Mat
thew Lowre, of Pittsburg. G. Nassau Lowrie WIN
whom the Rev. Walter Iowrie lived at No. II West
Thirty left here II o'clock last night toi
Newport. He said that his brother would he buried
in Warriors Mark Penn
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

Late train Labor Day via Sandy Hook Route
from Point Pleasant. sis p. m: Asbury Park and
Ocean Grove. $40 p M: Elberon. s:51 p. m: West
End S:Js p. m. East LonS Branch 9:15 b.
Monmouth Beach. 900 D. m; Sea alright, 914 p.
arrive New York. l0;4o d. m.-tAdvt
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

me meeting Of the lie Roi Mining Company
u'hea out a fasco yesterday, except for a fee
y Joke Of two three Stock Exchange wags.
mere were few features OF the meeting. 1t
vas however, complete defeat of the Whit
aker party. l.N.F
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

POLAND WATER FOR THE KIDNEYS.
water Book" gratis. Depot. Park Pl. ~ z
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Continued on Second Page.

WORK HERE: SLEEP IN BUFFALO.
Iackawanna's noon train permits business morn
ing in New York. Arrive Buffalo. 10 D. m-eAcVt-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL SEA SHORE TRAINS
LABOR DAY
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

MANHANSET HOUSE. SHELTER ISLAND.
Open until September 18th. and later If business
Golhng. Yachting. DrivinE.-Adyt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-23
BARBARA FRIETCHIE

Clyde Fitch's great play "Barbara
Frietchie" may ONE here. Manager
Lapoint wishes to state that this city
may have opportunity of witnessing
Clyde Fitch's grand play which charm
ed theNew York public to such an ex.
ct Mt that it remained at Chas. Froh-
mans Criterion, New York city, for
"ore than a whole season, playing
lightly to capacity business during
the IN ire pher omenal run. On &C.
count of the expensive nature of this
attraction, however, the engagement
cannot be made without large
guarantee. 1t is therefore necessary
that theatre goers desirous of witness
ing "Barbara Frietchie" should sig
nifty their Intention of attending this
performance at the earliest possible
moment.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-23
CzoLG0Sz
h|he Murderer Of P,esi-
dent william M'Kin|ey
AWAITING EXECUTION
khe E|ectrocution viii Take
Place Next Monday

Albany, N. Y, Oct. 23.-Warden
leade Of Auburn prison, with the
|uperintendent of state prisons, Cor
belius v Collins, has been arranging
he details for carrying out the sem
ence of death imposed on Leon F.
b ,lgosz, the murderer Of President
dcKlnley. They went carefully over
! be 1900 requests which have been
ecejved for invitations TO the ell ctrO.
luton.
There will be but twenty. six wit
esses admitted, the law limiting the
humber.
The supt of state prisons is silent
Is to whom he will invite, but it is
Earned that the sheriff of Erie county
kithin whose jurisdiction the crime
gas committed, will receive an invita-.
ton.
| The details for the execution have
een practically completed and while
he prison authorities guard with
{reat secrecy all facts, it is believed
bat the execution will take place be-
ore 6 o'clock on the morning of Oct.
S, or if everything cannot be gotten
|eady on that day, at similar hour
IN the 29th.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-23
TENDER HEARTED KRUGER.

London, Oct. 23.-Iu a special cable
dispatch the Vienna correspondent of
the Times quotes the Pesher Lloyd,
which says it learns from The Hague
that former President Kruger, Ur.
LIE DIS and Messrs. Vessels, Wolma-
rams and Fischer. the special Boer en-
voys, have held council of war at
Villa Caraca,a t consider what ans
wer is to be mad y Jue Beers t. the
executions in Sou, h Africa.
There is said TO be ~ doubt among
the Boer leaders that diplomatic pro-
tests are inadt quate.
All present at the meeting, except
Mr.. Kruger, s*ys the report, advised
imm date reprisals-that for every
Boer pris ner executed captured
British officer be shot.
Mr.. Kruger opposed this plan on the
around that be did not wish to give
the campaign the character of war
between savages, al hough 1t had 81
ready become war of determination.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-23
THE BR|cANDS
Who Have Miss Stone
Are Mysterious
TURKISH CAVALRY
Is Said To Have Been Res.
ponsibIe For Capture

Constantinople, Oct. 23.-Should
no news be received during the next
forty eight hours from the mis'ionar-
les who are seeking the captors Of
Miss Ellen M. Stone and her compan.
ion, Madame K. S. Tsilka, more mis-
sionaries will be sent to assist in To-
eating the brigand band.
1t is understood that the miSsionar-
les have been waiting at places in the
vicinity Of where the brigands are
supposed to be exi ecting to receive a
communication from them. 1t is
proposed now that selrch party
shall be organized to penetrate to the
brigands' retreat.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct 23.-It is re-
ported that Madame Tsilke, the COM
panion of Miss Ellen M. Stone, the
American missionary captured by bri-
gands, died recently in captivity.
Vienna, Oct. 23.-"Miss Stone was
says the Sofia correSpon-
dent of the Neues Wiener Journal
mot by brigands but by a detachment
Of Turkish cavalry at the lnstigation
Of the Sultan -
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-23
THE ALDERMEN
Ho|dA Very Quiet Ses-
sion With
NO D|sstNs|oN
Work On Bolster Reservoir
Is Nea.Iy Completed
NO D|ssENs|oN

Nothing but routine business was
transacted last evening at the regular
NEE ting of the board Of aldermen.
The petition of Perry & Scribner to
open up French and Washington Sts.,
to connect certain houses was referred
to the street committee with power to
act.
The petition OF John O'Neil for an
extension Of the water mains Of Colby
ST., from Perrin ST., was referred to
the water committee with power.
The petition Of George Williamson
for an extension of the water main {,
and sewer on Bank ST., was referred
to the street committee with power.
John Brown was granted permission
to connect with the sewer on Berlin
ST., as was also G. A. Heath for Orange
St. .f..t.
The petition Of Clan Gordon, 0. S.
G, that grade be established for a
sidewalk on Jefferson S., in from Of
their lot so that the can begin work
on the plans for their new building
was granted.
The rep ,rt OF the building inspec-
tor on the petitions OF Peter
Thorn to bui d house on Silver St of
Frank ID. Batchelder to build carriage
house on Carleton street: o. H. Hale
to build addition to his block on Pearl
street; of Eva M. Cheever to build
house on Park street: and of J. L.
Walker to build house on Orange
street, was accepted and adopted and
the necessary permits were ordered
issued.
A batch of city warrants from 655l
to 6554, including one for the pay
menL of 5000 interest on refunding
bonds, we're ordered paid.
President Mackay read some CORES
pondence be had had with the receiver
of the Strong Hardware Co., Of Bur
lington relative to the sale of stone
crusher to the city, but no action was
taken on the matter.
MIR. Mackay also made report on
the work being done on the Bolster
reservoir, and said that it would be
finished this week.
A. H. Buzzell reported that the
stakes giving the grade for the curb
ing on Pearl street were down, but
Alderman Mann agreed to have them
replaced by today. Tue board then
went into executive session.
When they had come cut OF their
executive seSsirn the aldermen passed
a vote authorizing the empl va ent of
special co n,el in the case ol Hutchins
VS.. Barre Water Co. This suit is one
OF the legacies and a sets Of the pur-
chase Of the plant by the city.
The street eommiJtee was also au-
tho lied to begin the construction OF
a sewer from Division to Circle St.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-23
A SURGICAL OPERATION

Is no longer necessary, for the re-
moval of Stone and Gravel from Kid
neys and Bladder, the new medicine,
Calcura Solvent, discovered by the
we'll known physician and surgeon. DR..
David Kennedy. Of Kennedy Row,
Kingston, N. Y, quickly dissolves
and swiftly expels Stone, Red and
White Gravel, thus freeing the patient
of the Inflammation and pain, caused
by the presence OF these lime forma.
tions. Better than all, Calcura Sol
vent prevents the formation of Stone
and Gravel and all uric acid conditions
of the Blood. The medic al profess
sion has accepted and heartily endorse
the principal upon which DR.. Kennedy
has based his claims for Calcura Sol
vent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-23
BULLER RELIEVED

London, Oct. 23.-Sir Redvers Bull
Ter has been relieved Of the command
of the first army corps In consequence
nf the speech he made Oct. 10th, af-
ter the luncheon given in his honor by
the Kings royal rifles, dealing with
bis famous despatch 10 General White
at Ladysmith. He has been placed
on half pay, and General French has
been appointed to succeed him.
In the official announcement the
war Office saws thar the comman 1er-
in, chief. latter full consideration of
all the circumstances and the eXplana-
tiOns furDished," reco nmended that
General Butler be relieved, which has
been done.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-23
O. v. RY. co.

St. Albans Oct. 25.-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Central Narnont Railroad Company
was held here yesterday. E. C.Smitn
presided and there were present Geo.
B. Reeve, of Montreal, f. G. Smith
and R. S. Logan Of this city, John W.
Stewart of Middlebury, John q. Nc
Cullough of Bennington, T. H. Baker
of Boston, and G. P. Smith of Burling.
ton.
There were four vacancies in the
board Of dlrecturS 10 ill caused by
the resignation VI e. H Fitzhugh. the
former general manager, and by the
death OF Charles Nj. Wilds, Aldace f.
Walker and David D. RauleJt.
The following directors were elect
ed:
George B. Reeve, of Montreal, P.
9 ; e. q. Smith, of St. Albans; R. S.
Logan, of st. Albans:' W Seward
Webb, Of Shelburn ;; John Il. McCul-
Tough, OF Benning,on; E. II. Baker, OF
bostt n; Henry b. Day, OF B ston; 5.
E. Kllner, OF New York: john Bell, OF
Belleville, Ont; James l.. Martin, of
Brattleboro; Albert B. .TuJJle. of Mont
peler; Charles Z. Smith OF Burling-
ton.
An executive committee, consisting
of G. B. Reeve, r. S. Logan, and K.
H. Baker, Was elected.
Under the terms of the reorganizl-
tion e. G. Smith continues in the Of
flee of president. The other officers
were ret lected as follows: R.
: Logan, vice president and general
manager, W. H. Chaffee, clerk and
treasurer, NJ. M. Reynolds, auditor.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-23
PLAINFIELD.

| Mrs. T. P. Bartlett, who has been
i'll for long time, passed away Sat
urday afternoon. Funeral services
were conducted at her late home on
Monday forenoon by Rev. F. T. Clark.
Mrs. BARTLETT was formerly Mrs.
Brown, and spent much Of her ear y
married life In Lebanon, N. H., 10
which place her remains were tax n
fnr burial. She leaves q husband, two
sons and two daughters, DR.. Brown OF
Of Lebanon, N. H., VIII Brown OF
Boston, Mrs. Edgar Colburn and Mrs.
charles A. Smith Of Montpelier, which
are all that remain Of eight children
"Aunt Daphne" was most devoted
and worthy member Of the church Of
her choice, the Methodist, and love.
able good woman.
Rev. C. P. Merrill, state missionary
spoke at tie Congregational church
last Sunday.
Evangelist Walker began his labors
here Sunday evening, and will hoid
services in the Methodist church every
evening this week, commencing al
7.3O. His talk Sunday evening was
mucn liked.
Don't forget to get your hot oysters
at the Congregational veStry Thurs
day night.
The Case Of Camp vs.. Wells, which
was to have been neard last Friday,
was postponed to Friday of this week,
owing to the non-appearance of the
plaintiff.
Miss Rogers Of Barre spent Sunday
at j. A. FOSS'.
A Car load of cider apples was
shipped from this station last week.