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The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

New Clerl,-''You don't look like man who smokes cigarettes" Employer "Why, l never smoked a cigarette in my lie, You nave just said you were a My clerks smoke them "-Express Ga zette.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

A mans signs usually overshadow his earthly troubies.-Chicago Daily News
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

Ida-"She is every day of 90, ana vel she says she has only seen l6 summers. May--'Wel. you know she was in love IA years, and love is blind. Chicago Daily News.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Busy on More Important Details,

Alphonso--Gwendolyn, why are you so cruel as to keep me waiting for an an swer! It IS now ten minutes since l asked you tc be my wife.
 Gwendolyn-Oh pardon me. forgot l was simply choosing my bridesmaids.- Stray Stories.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

stops the Cough and Works on
 the Cold. Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. Price 25c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Mary Adams and her cousin Berncc Nc
Collum are visiting In Concord.-Mrs. c. +.
Logan returned home last week Wedn s.
day from Long Meadow and Springfield,
Mass, whore she has been visitng.-Miss
Annie Howard is caring for her sister, Mrs,
Edgar Dame, who has been sick with
pneumonia. Master Fred Church came
home last Saturday from two months
stay with his grandmother in Massachu-
setts.-J Seymore. who has been here Wis
lting his son, returned to his home in
Brattleboro last F'riday.-John Pratt and
wife have been stopping with his father
a few days Howard Is in Ran
dolph, Mass, visiting his sister and other
friends. Dompier has gone to the
hospital at Burlington to have an ulcer
from his face, which has been
troubling him lately.--Miss Louise Perham
is at work for II. Il. Howard for few
weeks.-A. ii. Tracy and wife visited their
son, II. d. Tracy.-Forest SeyInore mas
finished his work for Rolan Smith and ex-
poets soon to go to Vernon, where lie has
Margaret circuit, who
has been working for Mrs. Charles Morse
was taken sick and has gone to her home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Charles II. Bump of the Arm Of Newton,
Thompson & Co.. died March 26 Of Bright S
disease. aged so years The funeral was
held Sunday at 2'30 o'clock in Forest dale
with Masonic services Interment was in
Pine I'LL cemetery.
Easter services We're held in all the
churches with special music and floral dec
orations. Concerts by the children were
held at tho Methodist and CONGREGATIONAL
Churches in the evening.
Mr., Schof of the Brandon Inn and j. u.
Necdham left for Tuesday for Norwich,
Conn, where Mr.. Schon will conduct "A
hotel
Mr.. Robinson died at the home of his son
Saturday evening Mr.. Robinson recently
moved here from Rochester.
Hugh Mcleod of CRANKY, p. g., is the
guest of his brother, George Mcleod.
Marion Seger is in the hospital in Proc
tor. where she had an operation a week
ago.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Patch was
held at her late residence in Arnold district
Monday afternoon.
An entertainment given by the Little
Helpers under the direction of Mrs. W. r.
Marsh will be given in the town hall Fri
day for the benefit of the Mutual Helpers
Of Boston, Mass.
Miss May Dram has gone to Readsboro,
whore she has a position.
James Bashaw Is out after a short ill
ness with scarlet fever. Two children in
the Potter family are recovering from the
same disease.
Nina Smith is recovering from an attack
of tonsilitis.
Miss Stella Frndle Of Montpelier is home
Tor the Easter vacation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
WASHINGTON COUNTY
NORTHelELD.

Rev Walter Dole Is attending a course
of lectures In the Emerson School Of Ora
tory. Boston. lie comes from that city
each Saturday to conduct services here
Sunday, and returns to Boston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Davis of Worces-
ter. Mass, are spending couple of weeks
with his parents, MIR, and Mrs. Ii w. Da-
Wis and other relatives in this place and
vicinity.
James Ruzzell and family expect to move
back to their Cross street home In the
course of few weeks James Kinney
and family, who now occupy the Buzzcll
house, will move elsewhere.
w. w. Rumrill is home from Lowell
Mass. for few days. He Is packing up
his household goods and expects to rent
his house on North street.
T.. II. Deering has returned from Boston
after an absence of several weeks. He
expects to have work resumed on his new
house Immediately and to have 1t ready
for occupancy by August.
The young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Cannon fell Saturday while al
play and received broken arm. Mrs
NJ D. Smith is also confined to her home
with a broken wrist.
Observer w. A. Shaw OF the United
States weather bureau station reports =
n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
FORESTDALE.

Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Avery and daughter
Ruth, are visiting friends in Cavendish.--
Miss Ethel Laird Is visiting relatives in
Rutland.-Willard Baker is building n new
house.-E. f. Wright has moved into A. S.
Newton's farm house-Daniel McDonough
has moved to Goshen. Quarterly meeting
viii be held in the w. NJ. Church next
Saturday and Sunday. II. Bump
died Wednesday, March 26 In his SD year
Mr.. Pump had been in poor health for
many years but able to be about his work
lie was member of the Newton 4 Thomp-
son Manufacturing company and had been
prominent in town affairs. He leaves one
daughter, Mrs. w. II. c. Whitcomb OF
Rutland and two sons, Louis and Guy of
this place. The funeral was held from his
late home Sunday afternoon. the Rev. WE,
Weeks officiating. The Knights Tempar
attended in body. Interment was in For
estdale cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.
Noyes and son, Mr.. and Mrs w. II. c,
Whitcomb Of Rutland, Mrs Minnie Taylor
OF Boston, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs Rickert and
daughter of Putnam, n. y. MIR. and Mrs.
IL. D. Bump of Waterbury and Ray Bump
of Mlddlebury were called here by the
death of c. ii. Pump -Albert Forter has
moved to Ticonderoga, N. Y.
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ROXBURY.

The Hon. u S. Stanton was In Burling-
ton last week to attend the funeral of
Judge Taft.--Guy Howe Is at work In East
Montpeler.-Miss Lou Worcester is visit
ing In South Barre.-Daniel Worcester of
Montpelier has purchased the house be-
longing 10 the estate of the. late Mrs.
Julia Durkee.-Mrs. Emma Celley of
Plainfeld Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frances Roberts.-Mrs, Nettie Howe and
little son OF Mortified were guests OF d.
b. Howe, Jr,, over Sunday.-Miss NJ. A.
Brokaw is supplying the Congregational
pulpit for the time being.-Dennis OGrady
was at home from St. Adams a portion OF
last week.-R. C. Ovitt of Enosburgh
Falls, administrator on the Durkee es-
tate, was In town last week on business. -
Miss Lou Whitney of Bethel High school
was at w. J. Carpenters over Sunday
Alison AinswOrth and wife of Littleton. n.
H., are visiting In town.-George Fisko
has removed his family here from st. Al
bans.--George French was in Bethel last
week William and Edward York were in
Barre last Week.-Mrs. Mary Butterlield
IS visiting her sister, Mrs ii. G. Ainsworth,
in East Braintree.-Miss Alma Brown of
Goddard seminary was here to visit her
mother. Mrs. Adeliza Brown. last week.
Miss Eta Snow has finished work for
Mrs Adeliza 3rown.-Miss May Wetmorc
went to Keene N. H., last week, where
her father had preceded her and where
they will make their future home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
ESTATE OF HORACE 1sHAM.
STATE OF VERMONT. Dlstric. OF Chit
tender SIS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden

STATE OF VERMONT. Dlstric, OF Chit
tenden, SIS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for
the District of Chittenden.
To the heirs and al persons interested
in the estate OF Horace 1sham late Of
Burlington in said district, deeeas4d.
Whereas. application hath beon made to
this court in writing. by the administrators:
OF the estate Of Horace Isham
!ate of burlington. in said, dis
ana authority to sell the whole Of
the real estate Of said deceased. represent
ms 10 said court, that it would he beae-
ncla to the heirs and al persons interest
ed III the estate of said deceased. tn sell
tho whole of the real estate Of said de-
ceased. and conv' RI the same into money.
Ana bringing into court the consent and
appreciation in writing. of all the heirs to
said estate residing in this State, and set
ting forth thu situation Of the real estate.
Whereupos the said court appointed
and assigned the 18th day of April, 1907,
a. the PROBATE Court rooms, In said dis
trct, to hear and decide upon said appli-
cation and petition, and ordered public
notice thereof to be given to all persons
Interested therein, by publishing said or
der, together with the time and place Of
burlington Weekly Free Press. a newspe-
per which circulates in the neighborhood
Of those persons Interested in said estate.
all which publications shall lie previous
to he day assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before said court at the time and
place assigned then and there In SAID
court. to make your objections to the
Given under my hand. at the Probate
Court rooms, this ID day Of April,
19o2 MARCELLCs A. BINGHAM,
40,w3t. Judge.
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WATERBURY

F're1 Somerville Is home from Lawrence
vile for u few days vacation.
Robert Palmer Ia spending a few days
vacation from his studies at Burlington.
Farnsworth Tice is home IRON North
amptcn for q few days
Frank Griffin was thrown from ONeil' 3
delivery team Friday evening, striking his
head on the sidewalk and cutting his face.
The Injuries are not serious.
Moody Il Luce have dissolved partner
ship and MIR. Luce will keep the stock.
The dissolution will take effect April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitchill and Julia Moody
who have been in Boston for n few days,
returned Saturday.
+. II. Somcrville, who has been at home
for few days returned to his school at
Lawrenceville, N. j.. yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Hutchinson. who has been in
Boston for n few days has returned.
The Hypatia club will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. Fred Atkins.
u. Hutchinson is in Boston for a few
days.
The Ladies' Aid met yesterday with Mrs.
+. II. Anterior.
Yesterday afternoon the missionary So
ciety of the Congregational Church met at
Mrs Elliotts.
Messrs. Peck, Sequin, Beach and Ferrin
of Burlington have been spending a few
days with Carl Guptil.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
RICHEST Err.

Mrs Fred Martin and Fay returned from
Gaysville Monday night.-Mr. Courtney
lost "a cow recently and kind neighbors and
friends got up subscription paper and
bought him another.-The rain Saturday
brought up the streams so that the logs
all went down the river Sunday.-Frank
Washer has been very sick with bronchitis
but is better now.-9race Brownson has
begun work at the hotel-Carl Eaton has
bought farm in Hancock and will soon
move his family thereI-Mrs. Oscar Martin
is in Boston. Mass. visiting relatives -
Village schools began again Wednesday,
April Mrs Fiske from Montpelier is
visiting In town.--H. H. Cushman was in
Montpelier last week.--John Topper was
called to Penacook. N. H., last week by
the death Of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Hol-
den.-The remains of Albert Robinson were
brought here for burial Monday. The ser
vices were held in the Universalst Church
Monday.-Luman Perkins and wife. Eugene
Robinson and wife and Clint Robinson and
wife were in town Monday to attend the
funeral OF Albert Robinson.-Mrs. Adams
has been quite sioiS.-Ellea Clifford is homo
for the spring.
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A WEEK IN CONGRESS.
Senate to Vote on Oleomargarins Bill
This Afternoon.

The Senate Thursday continued the con
sideration of the oleomarGarine bill. the
speakers Being Messrs. Harris Of Kansas.
and Quarles Of Wisconsin in support Of I'll"
measure. Taking advantage of the latitud >
of debate afft1 ded by the rules, Nj. Fatter-
son of Colorado sharply criticised the
methods by which General Funston cap
tured Aguinaldo. In the House. Mr..
Richardson of Tennessee, the democratic
leader. created sensation by presenting
chtrges, based upon an alleged secret re-
port of Captain Walter Christmas to tho
Danish government. alleging the corrupt
use of a fund OF 100000 in connection with
the sale of the Danish West indies. 1ha
report mentioned the names of Ahnor Nc
Kinley and his partner Colonel lrcwn; =.
w Knox, who was described as an init
rate friend of Senator Hanna Richard
L. Evans, who was said tc represent Nj
Gardner and his friends in the House"
and two Press associations, the names Of
which were rot given, as having been ill
teiested in the matter. The charges
against members Of Congress were not
specific. The House ordered an invcSti-
gdtlon, and the speaker appointed the fol-
loving committee: Messrs Dalzen GepD
of Pennsylvania Hit Gep) of Illinois,
Cousins (rep) of Iowa, Mccall (rep) Of
Massachusetts. Richardson (dem) of
Tennessee. Dinsmore (dem) of Kan
sas, and Cowherd (dem) OF Missouri.
The army appropriation bill Was sutSe
quontly passed withou. material amend e
mcnt and a rule was adopted to make the
bill to retire officers of the revenue cuttrr
service a continuing order until dispose |
OF, the order not to interfere with apPru-
priation or revenue bills or conference re-
ports.
The Senate was not in session Friday or
Saturday The House spent Friday passing
private pension bills. In all, 2l5 were pass
ed. With one exception. this Is the record
for the number of such bills passed dt a
single session. The Presidents policy With
regard to the veto Of bills 20 remove tie
charge of desertion from the records OF
soldiers was discussed.
The House devoted most OF its time on
Saturday to the bill for the improvement
OF the revenue cutter service. but did not
complete its consideration.
The Senate spent Monday in discussing
the oleomargarine bill as reported in de
tail elsewhere. The House began con-
ton bill, completing the general debate.
Little of the speechmaking was perth mt
to the bill.
The Senate Tuesday reached an agree
.nent to vote on the c,eomargarne bill bc-
fore adjournment Thursday. Debate Oh the
measure was continued throughout tho
days session. The House made rapid pro
gross with the suniry civil apprOprat'on
bill, completing % of the 1S9 pages.
In the Senate Wednesday Mr. Bailey Of
Teas concluded his speech in opposition
to the oleor,arparine bill and Mr.. Depew
of New York spoke in favor of the meas
ure. The House passed the Sundry civil
aplr opriatiOn bill
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MlDDLESEX,

Miss Maudc Lewis is quite sick with tho
mcasles.-Mrs. John Dohcrty of Montpelier
has been spending few days with relatives
in town.-NTiss Ethel Keith of Barre has
been visiting Mrs. William Hudson for the
past Week.-Mrs. Ivy Smalley was at Will
liam Shepard's over Sunday. Metho-
dists had "a special observance of Easter
at the Union Church Sunday.-Mastcrs
Harold and Homer Campbell are III with
the measles Miss Madge Hills was in
Montpelier part of last week taking teac h.
ers examinations at that place.-Ihc
Ladies' Home Circle met with Mrs. J. O.
Angel Wednesday afternoon, April 2nd,
and had a social visit.-NIiss Flora Shepard
Is home from Waterbury for a vaction.--
j.. B. Miles of Montpelier was home Sun
day.-Miss Carrie Swift is home from
Randolph Normal school for the Easter
vacation. Mrs. William White and two
children of Wiliamstown have been visit
ing in town the past week.
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READING.

Tho Reading Public Library is being
quite we'll patronized at the present time
and it Is hoped that many more will avail
themselves of this privilege. The library
is open each Wednesday and Saturday
from to and I to p. m, and those who
live outside of Felchville can obtain books
or other days by calling at the homo Of
tho librarian. Contributions of back num-
bers OF magazines will be gratefully re-
celVed at the library from any who have
them to spare.-F. l.. Hoisington and fam
lily have moved to Cavendish, where they
are 10 have charge Of the town farm for
the coming year--C. B. Griswold Is at
home from L. " NJ, Burlington on his
Easter vacation Miss Emma Root visited
the Rev. Miss Goldthwaite In Williams
willie last week.-Mrs.. Henry Hewlett of
Rhode Island is the guest of Mrs Francis
Sawyer.-Mrs. Parmenter has returned to
Cavendish.-Ethel and Stella Rice and
Harold Randall are ut home from Spring.
field on their vacation.-Ethel Rice Is i'll
with the measles. Miss Pauline Hatch Is
the guest of Miss Ida White
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
EAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. TT. p. Granger has returned homo
after several weeks stay in Randolph
Miss Grpha Wheeler has gone to her home
after having spent the winter with George
Boswell Mrs. w. J. Hyde is slowly re-
covering from her recent illness. Miss
Winnie Judd il helping with the house
work,-IIorace Clifford has been appointed
lister in the place of 3. r. Waldo, who re
Emma Pearl came from
l5rairtree recently to board at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, s. Wright, -Benton Hay
ward was in Lebanon last week on bust
neSS.
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with her mother and brother has returned
to her home in Gardner. Mass-Wallace
Estey and family of Lincoln have moved
to q. A. Poland's house and will work
this season for Mr.. Poland. Miss Carrie
Loveland of Mortified is sick with mea-
sizes at Frank Lamb s.---Miss Hattie Bruce
who Is working in Waterbury was AT home
over Sunday.-Thirty- attended the
sugar socatle of the |. o. o. +. last week,
Thursday evening. Alvin Larose and FAM
ilv have moved to the farm known as the
Nathan Thayer farm.-Mrs. Retta Shat
tuck Is in quite poor health. DR.. Il. w.
SlaNton and wife were in Waitsfcld last
WCck
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYALTON,

Charles Morse and family have been
guests at Carroll Hayness during the
past week. The Easter concert which was
to be given last Sunday evening, has been
postponed until next Sunday. the 6th.-Mrs
h. J.. Burnett has been confined to the
house by illness the past week.-R. II.
Mather of Burlington was in town last
Wednesday, Ora Galusha returned
home last Wednesday after spending the
winter with friends in New York State
Miss Adde Hastings has gone to New
York city for spring millinery
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03
WATERBURY CENTRE.

Mrs. N. l.. Demeritt has gone to Dan
bury, Conn, to see her mother, who Is quite
ill.-Roy Deneritt of Plattsburgh was
here Sunday the guest Of his aunt, Mrs.
l.. A Lyon.--Belle Anderson from Ran
dolph Normal school and NJ. c. Anderson
from Goddard Seminary were guests of
Their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Ander-
son over Sunday. Frank N. Smith and DR.,
and Mrs. l.. A. Newcomh of Montpelier
were at their old homes In this place over
Snnday.-E. S. Newcomb was home on the
sick list few days last week, but was
able to report for duty Monday.--Mr. Sny-
der of the Francis Batchelder Co., Boston
was in this place on business last week.
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BARRE.

At the close of the morning service at
Hedding Methodist Church, Sunday, the
Rev. a. r. Atwater announced his inten-
ton OF asking the coming Vermont confer
ence for transfer to Union Springs, n
Y, the change being necessitated by the
illness of his mother.
Mcdonnell & Sons Of Quincy, Mass, one
of the oldest and largest American granite
firms. has started cutting plant In this
city. The firm already owns controlling
interest in a large quarry here
l.. A. Averil has sold his retail grocery
business to p. NJ. Carr and Frank Rooney,
the former having been for several years
head clerk of the store.
o. II. Hale Is Just completing a large
block on Pearl street which will be used
as an apartment house The lower floor
will be occupied by three stores. and the
three upper stories used for lodging pur-
poses.
The Barre ard Montpelier Power and
Traction company will extend its lire in
this city from the present terminus OF.
South Main street along Ayers street to
Batchelder's meadow, provided the State
railroad comm isson will grant them per-
mission to cross the Pare railroad track
on Ayers street. hearing on the pro.
posed crossing viii be held in two weeks.
J. 7. Flynn ard A. o. Humphrey. two Iii
rectors of the read, we're In town on Tues
day and have asked fer hearing at an
early date. Ayers street was re-surveyed
by the city street committee yesterday to
be prepared for the laying of the track.
Tho extension Is about one eighth of a
mile.
Owing to the illness Of Assessor Nat
Whitney, his place is temporarily taken
by C. A. Smith, former assessor.
The friends in this city of Mrs. w. A.
Drew were surprised &c learn yesterday
of her serious illness at the home of her
brother, DR. Charles Austin, in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Drew, With their child. left
this city about a month ago to so to San
Antonio, Texas.
The last of the cries of parlor
musicals. under the auspices OF the
Barre Musical association. was held
last evening at the home of Mrs
II. o. Wortken on Keith avenue
There was c large attendance. The m,i
STEALS were originally instituted to pay up
q deficit remaining from The last musical
festival, of about 500. That amount has
Ioe,
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MACHINE SHOP, FOUNDRY AND
WHEELWRIGHT SHOP for SALE locat-
cd centrally i'll village of Swanton. wa
ter power. Good chance for a mechanic
with small capital. Also water power at
outlet of Fairfield pond, miles from st.
Adams, maximum head with old dam 60
feet and storage CAPACITY, approximate
ly 30O 10000 cubic feet. Storage capacity
can be largely Increased at small ex-
pense for dam ard howage. All must be
sold to close an estate. and will be sold
separately. Address F. D. Lapelle, admir-
Swanton, vt Sd&w}m
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WAITSFlElO,

The local Good Templars Lodge will hold
a Poverty Social at their hall, &c. A. r.
Hall) on Friday evening April 4, for mem
bers and their families. Refreshments
will he served. Miss Hattie Robbins of
Hamburg, \. Y, is in town for a week or
two visiting relatives. The Epw rth
League is to hold Lock Socable" at the
parlors of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Tuesday evening. April b. to which all are
cordially invited. There will be a daniug
contest during the evening. Refreshments
will be served,-A. l.. Miller ana family
have moved from H. II. McAllisters place
to the house of Mrs. Stephen Danas, at
IrasV!lle.
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BROOKFlELD.

CORTLAND Perry is at work for his
brother, ID. A. Perry.-Master John
Sprague entertained his playmate the goth
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Sprague We're in
town over Sunday.-T II. Hayes sold his
personal property at auction Monday, the
24th.-J. W. Parmenter went to Rutland
Monday, tho 18th on business.-Mr. and
Mrs D. a, Perry spent Sunday in Barre
City.-Eastor was observed with appro-
pirate exercises in the Union Church.
George Wheatley IS home from Essex
high school spending his Easter vacation
with his parents.
Miss Catherine Benham has returned
home from Waterbury, where she has
been since her school closed.-Miss Do a
Martin, who has been visiting her father,
f. T.. Martin has returned to her home at
East RoXbury.-J. w. Parmenter is in Rut-
land and Burlington this week on business.
"A large number attended the Hayes auc-
ton, which was held Monday instead Of
Saturday, on account of the weather.
Tuesday evening the Christian Endeavor
society presented to #. S. AinswOrth a sum
of money with which to purchase bible
Mr.. Aiusworth has moved to South Royal
" hero will reeida