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ms ordered to furnish bail I'm sum Of sl25.
motion for certified execution was over
ruled in the case of Blondin VS.. Brooks.
and on exceptions by the defendcnt the
cause is passed to the supreme court.
When court adjourned no decisions had
been rendered in the cases of Sowles VS..
Minot and others, and Perkins vs.. Shat
fer.
The Union THANKSGIVING services of the
univcrsalist, Methodist Baptist and
Congregational Churches was held at the
I'nivcrsalist Church at 1880 O'Clock last
evening The church was well filled. The
sermon was by the Rev George w. PENN
man. pastor of the tniversalist Church,
.yho delivered an excellent sermon in "A
scholarly manner. his theme being THE
Living God" The Rev. Wilbur S. Smith
crs of the Methodist Church and the Rev
John l.. sewall of the Congregational
Church assisted i'm the services. The
regular choir was augmented by several
additional male voices, and furnished Il
well arranged and appropriate musical
programme. The Offering was devoted to
the hospital.
a pretty home wedding was celebrated
ut the residence of Henry G. Morton on
Bank street at $3.50 O'Clock yesterday af
tcrnoon, when Miss Emma G. Brown and
II. Harrison Potter were united in mar
riagc by the Rev. John L. Sewall The
ceremony was performed in the parior,
prettily decorated for the occasion and
was witnessed by "a few near relatives
and friends MIR. and Mrs Potter will
make their home at st. Adams Bay.
| The annual Thanksgiving ball givtn in
st. Mary's hall last evening by st. Adams
Court No. ca, Catholic Order of Foresters,
was largely attended, and was a very sue
cessful and pleasant affair. Choice re-
freshments were served throughout the
evenlng.
The death occurred yesterday morning
| at Sheldon of Mrs. Jane A. Graves of
pneumonia, who formerly resided here
with her daughter Mrs. w. G. G. Meehan.
Mrs. Graves is survived by two daugh-
tors, Mrs. w. G. c. Meehan of Ottawa,
and Mrs. w. j. Parsons of Huntington.
| w. Va, and three sons. William Weeks
and jay Graves, all of Sheldon. The flu
| neral will be held from her late home
in Sheldon al II o'clock tomorrow morn
| ing,
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GEORGIA..

II. c. Baxter was in town last week in
the interest Of the canning factory.-Mrs.
Lottie Knott Of Manchester, n. H., came
to town Saturday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. JAY Dunton.-Miss Lucia War
ron of St. Adams closed her school Satur-
day.-Mrs. Jane Flynn of Milton spent
last week with her daughter. Mrs Charles
Landon.-Mr. and Mrs j. G. Warren OF
st. Adams, formerly of this town, are the
proud parents of boy. born November
l9-Mrs. i. q. Shattuck and Miss Myra
Post were in Milton Thursday, calling on
friends.-Mrs j. II. Gun is rapidly i'm
proving.-Mrs George Blake is i'll at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Byron
Mitchell.
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SOUTH HERO,

Mr. and Mrs Moses Martell of Williston
visited friends in town last Week.-Mrs.
Mabe, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Stevens for several days. returned to her
home I'm Cambridge Monday.-Miss Ora, q
Rockwell and niece of plattsburgh spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Robin
son.-rhe Rev. L. II. T. LaChance, for
merly of Montgomery, has been appointed
by the bishop to take charge of this par
iSh.-By special orders from the post
office department no mail will be delivered
Thanksgiving day,-Miss Rogcne Dough-
erty closed a successful term Of school
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HUNTINGTON

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay Pierce the 2lst.-Mrs. Lawrence
Swinger went to Huntsville Friday to
care for her daughter, Mrs. Gillett.-Miss
Bert Rogers from the West is "A guest of
her uncle f.. a. Fuller Mrs M. j. Johns
Of Northhod is visiting in the family of
y. A. Johns.--ti. ". Gillctt. it is rumorcd.
has engaged to travel for tobacco ana
cigar nrn-Thcrc will toe dance at
Eullers hotel Thursday eNcning.-H. w.
Norton has been sick for the past week.
A young cub was brought to this Village
Monday morning. having been trapped
and shot by Guy Gorton.--H. 4. Gillett
was in town the last Of the Welk.
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ST. ALBANS.

c.. w. Reagan has exchanged his prop
erty Oh Congress street. known as the
Rand place with Mrs. Nc Donald for the
building owned by her on South Main
street and occupied by the Green Noun
tain Cafe.
The funeral of the infant sons, twins
of Mr.. ami Mrs, George Curry, which died
Friday, was held Saturday. The remains
We're taken TO Sheldon for interment Mrs.
Curry Is dangerously i'll.
Franklin County Court was opened for
business again at O'Clock Monday af-
ternUon. the first case to Ue heard being
the divorce case of Henry Stanley VS. Ann
5, STANLEY. Several Witnesses were eX
amncd and the court took the case unuer
adVisCNcnt rescrNing decision. The Pot
ter divorce case was next called and
counsel for Mr.. Potter stated that two
very necessary Witnesses who had been
subpoen ned, could not be present at this
time and that the case ought not to be
tried without them. Counsel for Mrs.
Potter was ready to proceed with the
case. Counsel for Mr.. Potter made appli-
cation for a continuance of the case and
the court ordered the necossar! a1!daVits
to be prepared pending which the case
WAS held open until Tuesday.
Eugene Nj. Blake of the law firm of
Wheeler IL Blake, has bought out the
good Will and interest of II. Elmer Wheel
or, who has retired from the firm Mir,
I
| llrm in the Lewis block.
Five large fiat cars, heavily loaded with
Vermont Christmas trees passed through
| here yesterday. The trees We're shipped
/ from ROxbury and We're consigned 10
Chicago and other large western cities
y bout twenty more cars Will follow wit.
| in the next Two weeks.
Bellevue Chapter, Daughters of the Rev
oluton, has arranged programme for
the meetings to be held ny to the time OF
its annual meeting in June. The paper,
To be read have been arranged under three
heads, all of which are of course histor-
ical, the first three treating OF Lake
Champlain," the next four on "Ncrmont
Heroes and the last four on Indians. The
arrangement follows: Jan. . Life OF
samuel de tnamplain,' Mrs. r.. A. Chit
tcnden; "Gcnoology," Mis-. W, II. II
Avery, Jan 49, Lake Champlain and Its
Shores.-last," Miss Anna r. Walker
"Geneoiogy,' Mrs. f. w. Baldwin; Jan. 30
Lake Champldin and Its Shores-Pres
ent," Mrs. Henry q. Morton; "Geneology,'
Miss Eleanor Bailey; Feb. Is, Ira Allen
Schuyler, DcK.lb. Mrs. II. c. Pomeroy
"Gcneology." Mrs. Cussons of Swanton
Feb, Y, Lafayette" Mrs. e. c. Smith
"Genoology.' Mrs d. Z. Church; Marcel
10, General STARK, Mrs L. Med Locke
"Gencology," Mrs. +. A. Chittenden
March q, Seth Warner Mrs. J. Il. Toof
"Gcncology," Mrs. NJ. ID. Greene, April IL
"Bcnedict Arnold" Mrs. W. IA. II. Avery
"Geneology, Mrs. stephen f. Royce; Apri
"A, Early Indian Troubles" Mrs, Cussons
GeIloo,obs' NJ, "a -, Ia May
rlGi.e,i anu liuiah WeiSi NJ NelSoI
I,op ~, ,.s: t,;,,,i us 'cS II
t soS &C., m"y -, ." uoi'"So w, aii'
.ie ~, 40 - '.o. Holl l',
Mrs. George W, Parker, June 1, "'rhc In
dian" Mrs. Madill of Ogdensburg, Gene
oil Mr. tra nah
ottos'',, ~ II No. ns He ny,
TioeS, nis - -, i,'',''' w. '"s "a
as 80 n,. yri,.'.a 80 go, "" WI
~ iS"N ~ 80 N""'" N"'' VIZ S'''''" AIN
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COLCHESTER

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. j. t..
Molcott last Friday.-MrS. George Sumer-
Vile. who has been visiting at A. NJ.
Wheeler's has returned to her home i'll
Wsits.leld. The Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs j. NJ. Wright next Satur-
doY.-Mrs. Levi Davis. who has been
Visiting friends in town. has returned to
her home in interchangeable and Mrs.
q. ~ Wright are spending this week in
" estford.-Mrs. Anderson and her son
George spent Sunday with Mrs. Martin
Fowlcr.-Al the schools in town closed
Wednesday of this week
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JOHNSON.

The many friends of W. c. Doane viii
b. pleased to learn that he is improvir.
and hopes are entertained that he viii
soon be about again.-Mrs. w. A. Landon
is visiting her relatives in Luneuhurgh.-
Mrs. D. 3 Scott is gaining under the skill
full care OF Miss Kate Kingsley as nurse.
Mrs. A. Riddle is gaining slowly.-Gcorge
Dillingham; Is caring for w. c. Doaue
nghts-The art exhibition at the Normal
school was success.-But very little
poultry was shipped from this station on
the poultry train last Friday morning.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Miss Maggie Jarvis of this town and
Joseph Baker of st. Adams were married
at the Catholic Church Monday morning.
After the ceremony a bountiful dinner
was served at the home of the bride, and
a dance was given at the town hall at
night. The young couple We're the Teci-
pients Of many useful gifts.-Miss Julia
Paukitt of Sciota, y. Y, is sewing at O.
j. Thomas.-Peter Fortune is home from
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Pl FASANT VALLEY,

II. r. Buksr has gone to Milton to spend
Thanksgiving with his daughter MIS- +.
:. Morgan Corbett has returned
from Jericho. where she has closed \
successful term of SCHOOL,. n. Bukor
and Mrs. a. Il. bay have returned from
WatcrVils Miss Nellie smith of Cam
bridge spent Sunday at William Corbett :.
Earl Prior was in Burlington on buSi-
ness the first of the Week.-Mrs. Lizzie
Lang of Cambridge IS spending few days
with her brother, Charles Lang.
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They begin on Monday December l, but
there will be a two weeks vacation at
the holidHys--Perlcy Gilmore of Cam
bridge and Master Hayden of Cndorhill
spent Monday at c. L. atts-Misses
Mabel Rugar and Lulu Perry are visit
ing in Plattsburgh.-J. S. Bcnham will
spend Thanksgiving with his daughter,
Mrs. Kari Phelps, in New York city
George b. Howard is spending couple
of weeks with friends in Philadelphia
Edward Howard of Georgia is taking
charge of the home farm in his absence.
C. G. Scott has his now house on Elm
street up and enclosed.-Deacon Ii. M.
stevens of st. Adams was in town
Monday on business connected with Mrs.
Anna Plants estate.
Mrs. l.. j. Dixon and daughter went to
Essex Junction to spend Thanksgiving.
| They go to Albany, ~ Y, about De-
cembcr IL to spend the winter.-Mrs.
| Berkeley who recently moved into DIR.
| 1Iolcombs tenement, has a fine line of
Christmas millncry.-A gang of men are
engaged cxcavating Tor another water
| wheel at the pulp mill.
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WEST MILTON.

Earle Costello and Alex Mentally went
to Highgats last week on a fishing trip,
returning home Saturday.--Mr. and Mrs
Isaac Howard visited John Corliss Of St
Adams Bay last wholesome OF the men
who have been working on the bridge
were discharged Monday and others will
go this week. The inspector viii be here
Friday, and If we have fair weather the
bridge will be completed Saturday.
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OAKLAND.

Mrs. Albert Hckok, who has been Wis
itng at NJ w. Hickoks, returned to her
home in Cambridge Tuosday.-Alson Judd
visited his parents Saturday and Sunday.
The Rev, William Shaw called in Oak
land recently.--Miss Gertrude Mcdonald
of ST. Adams Bay visited at T. b. lIar-
RIOTS last Thursday.-Mis Rosa Diso-
telle returned home from st. Adams Sun
day.-Mr, and Mrs. II. f. Judd have gone
to Winooski to pass Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Judd's parents, Mr., and Mrs, A. w.
Howard. Mrs. Louisa Churchill passed
Saturday and Sunday at D. D. Judd's.
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WEST EN0SBURGH

Misses Lena Fassett, Mabel Houghton
and Ella Thomas attended the Epworth
League convention at St. Adams last
week.-The Rev. and Mrs. G. f.. Deuel. Of
Montgomery visited at the parsonage last
Wcek.-M T.. Moffatt and q. W. Rounds
are at home from ChateaugaY, y. Y
There viii be THANKSGIVING services in
the Methodist Church Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Deth of St. Adams
have rented rooms in r. Benefits tene-
ment and moved there recently.
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MORSt'S LINE

Leonard Fuller has returned from Au-
Mass, to his farm after six
years service in Massachusetts-Cl
Reynolds OF Manchester. n. H., was in
town on Friday and Saturday and sold
his place here to A, W. Teachout-M IL,
Louk6s and ]. Nj. Hin. Jr,, are in Boston
this week.-Mrs.. Hattie Tittemore is
ccrking in j. NJ. Hills store-Wi liam
Sears and Celina Gotta We're married on
Monday and a reception was held at the
home of the brides brother. Andrew Gotta
he same evening,
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RlrHEORD.

Mr., Sheldon Borght and son, Sheldon
are about to start on an extended trip
through the South and West,-Wilder's
orchestra Of Montpelier, eight pieces. will
furnish the music Tor the concert and
ball here THANKSGIVING night.-A dancing
class of forty young people has been
formed and instructions are being given
each Tuesday evening by Prof. Paul, with
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JERICHO.

Miss Emma Ford returned from a few
DAYS visit in Essex Junction Tuesday,
Park Brown has been confined to the
house the past few days with the humps
Max Buz2cll was i'm Colchester Wed
ncsday to attend the wedding of his
brother. W. w. I|uzzcll.-Misses Nellie
Field and Isabel Cochran are at home
from johnson for Thanksgiving
Evangollstic meetings will be held at the
BAPTIST Church tho next two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Jackson spent
Thanksgiving at :. \. lIalc's in Under
hilI-Nliss Ethel i}lakcy of Undcrhill was
the guest Of Miss Lucion Curtis several
DAYS last week.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Forbes of Williston has been
spending a few days with Mrs II. n,
Cady.-Mrs. Hattie Putnam and litue
Annie were in burlington Friday and sat.
urday.-The Rev. Edwin Wheelock was
called TO Pleasant Valley sunday TO Off.
oiate at the funeral of Miss Hutchins -
Union Thaulsgiving services We're held ~
the Methodist Church sunday evening,
the RtV. h. L. NJ. Barnes preached t. a
large and appreciatiVe audience.-Miss
amb OF Hartland spent the past week
with the Rev. ana Mrs +. L. NJ. Barnes,
returning MoudaN.-Clarence Morgan has
Contiuued On eth page.D
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piano music by Prof Emile Paul.. F.
* eley, who underwent a second opera
ton several weeks ago, does not seem
to improve as expected, and intends to
go to the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur
linSton for treatment.-The Rev. F. b.
Leach was at Fairfield Tuesday to assist
in the dedication of the new Episcopal
Church therc.--F. w. Mitchell went to
st. Adams and Swanton Tuesday on bust
ness.-A boy baby, weighing 10 pounds
was born to Mr.. and Mrs 7. Carter Tues
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FAIRFIELD

Mrs Mary Ann Cheeseman had the mis-
fortune to fall from George Ellis's steps
into the hdtchway Saturday night and
was badly hurt,-Mrs. G. S. Little has
been sick the past week.-William Pat
terson is under the doctors care.-Mrs
John Quinn Of Cambridge visited her sis
ter, Mrs Geo Ellis this week.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
NORTH HERO.

There will be a Thanksgiving rally on
Thursday evening, November -, at the
home of Mrs Phoebe lIazen, Every one
! Is invited. Refreshments will be served
by the young ladies.-There will be SER
vices at the Methodist Church next Sun
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NORTH HERO.

The Rev H. A. Durfee Of Burlington
will deliver the illustrated gospel temper
ance sermon at the church next Sunday.
November 80 Every lady is invited.
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WiLlIST0N.

u. =.
gan.-Mr. Maurice sullivan Sr., OF TAI
colt is seriously ill.--W. X. Tarbox is do
ing a job of work for Miss Jennie Burnett.
DR.. bingham, G. -. Warren and l.. H..
1acott were in Montpelier last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Croto were at home
Sunddy.-Mr. and Mrs Martell and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Christmas are visiting on
Grand Isle for few days.-Miss Maria
Shambo has returned from Jericho
doe came across William BARRIERS lot
from the village, passing through the NIL
pasture of r. G. johnson Saturday morn
ing.-Jessie and Lester Johnson are visit
ing their grandmother in TalcOtt.-ieorge
Bing and son Harley are engaged on a
wood job for Mr.. Conant.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Christmas from Nalcour were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Christmas recently.-Miss Ethel Stevens
visited friends in Burlington Wednesday.
The Kings Daughters circle will meet
with Mrs. James Kennedy at North Will
list,n FRIDAY the 2Sth.-Iessc Osburn and
family have returned from "A visit of sew.
raj weeks at Long Lake.-(iuy Crawford
has n position at Jordan's in Jericho Cen
tre.-Ars. Carrie Morrill, was in Burling
ton a few days last Week.-Mrs. l.. A.
Browuell was the guest Of Mrs. James
Kennedy last Thursday.-The presiding
elder preached at the Methodist Church
Sunday. IT being quarterly meeting.-The
average attendance for the term in dis
trict No. was 10 4l-1o0. Those having no
absent marks were Clarence n. Steady,
Arthur LaTulip. Peasey Pilbin Mary
Miller. Wallace Miller and Bert Fortune.
Eva Lashua missed one MALT day. Chtten-
den Clark Leona Lashua, Charles
I.ashua Joseph G. Miller and Bessie
Lashua missed one day
stephen 5. WelCh. superintendent of the
American WOODEN mills in this village, has
been appointed agent for the Ray wooden
mi lt Ezra -
truled by the American Wooden company
Mr.. WEIGH Will leave for his new office
about December |. His successor will be
Robert NJ Arthur, who was formerly SUI
| perintcndent at the Lebanon mills where
he succeeded Mr.. Welch when the latter
was sent here. Mr. Welch was appointed
superintendent here when the mills opened
under the new management. During his
stay in this village he has made many
warm friends who regret to see him remove
from here Mr.. Wclch is very popular
with those under him and all join in eX-
tending to him congratulations, on his
promotion.
The Ladies Aid society of the Congre-
gational Church will meet next Friday af-
tcrnoon for the purpose Of marking ar
tiCles and completing arrangements for
the coming bazaar. If convenient the com
mittee would like all donations before Fri
day.
To-day being Thanksgiving the mills
! and shops will close all day The stores
and barber shops VIII close at noon.
Mrs +. K. Crandall entertained the
members of Frances stephens Chapter
O. +. S. at her home on East Allen street
Tuesday evening. Whist formed the prin-
cipal amusement OF the evening which was
INDUCED in by nearly all present Light
refreshments were served, and an enjoy
able time was reported by ali.
/ +, l.. Linseumeir and f. II. Robillarc
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giving services VIII nc hcld in the ConSIc-
cation Church at 1880. the Rev. o. q.
Baker preaching W. Powell is selling
out the stock of footwear OF the late
James Randall.-Mrs Charles Geno's bro
Their from Massachusetts is visiting her.
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Innings TO- DAY pieces 10 inch MORE antique finish
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These Comfotabe made clearly filled
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turned to the Plattsburgh Normal school.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W.
German is finely decorated with numerous
paintings, the work of Mrs German who
possesses decided talent for landscape
painting. She has several views along
the Charlotte and F'errisburgh shore of
Lake Champldin. and one of the high
bridge near Winooski.-lsaac Devoid in
tends getting his new house ready for use
in a few weeks.
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GAINESVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. William Haskins are the
happy parents of a baby boy, born the
10Th. Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Gillette are re-
ioicing over the arrival of a baby girl
born the 2st. Mrs. Gillette's mother, Mrs.
Lawrence Swinyer, is caring for her
Mr.. and Mrs. Kensie Burnham are visit
ing in Lincoln this weck.-Elmer Moody
has taken j. X. Jones's farm and Is to
move there soon.-Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Bissonctte of Iinesburgh have moved in
with her father Guy Gorton-A. j.
Elliott and two daughters, Mrs Katie
Pierce and Tacey Elliott, spent Thanks
giving with relatives In North Ferris
burgh.-Clarence Sargent is in town CIV
ing music leSsons.-Edwin Moody Is WIS.,
ting his son in Ripton.-Mrs. Burt Cor
ton visited at Guy Gorton's Sunday.-B.
G. Shattuck was i'm Iiinesburgh Tuesday.
--Myron Ross has gone to stowe to visit
his sister, Mrs. viii Fieldcr.-The dance
at Joe Browns was well attended. Frank
Iiasklns of Morctown visited here the
first of the Week.-Mrs.. Katie Pierce ana
daughter Madge of Richmond are visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Elliott.
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Pleasant Surprise for Rev. ]. Fl. Hall
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Wilmington N. c., Dec. 19.-Rev. Jno.
Fl. Hall, retiring pastor of Fifth Street
Methodist church, this city, left today,
with his family, for his new charge at
Rockingham, N. c. Just before leaving
he was at dinner with ? friend, by ap-
pointment, and received a substantial sur
prise from the members of his congrega-
ton and others in the presentation to
him of purse containing $25 in gold
and a crisp bank note of the $50 de-
nomination. Rev. F. NJ. Shamburger, of
Rockingham, the new pastor of Fifth
Street church, has arrived with his fam
lily and they are being cordially well
coined by the congregation.
Mr.. Thomas A. Mcintyre, the wealthy
New York stock broker, who was mar
ried in Baltimore this week, passed
through the city today with his bride on
their way to Onslow Hall, the groom S
magnificent country estate at Verona,
Onslow county, N. C. They came to well
come Christmas house party of promi-
nent society folk from the North, who
will arrive next week Mr.. Mcintyre and
bride travelled in the handsome private
car "Mayflower," of the Pullman Com
pany.