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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10

Distinguished Jurist. Veteran,
Citizen Passes Away at
Norwich, Conn.,, Where
He Went for Health.
Remains to Arrive
TO-DAY. #

A telegram received here late yester-
day afternoon announced the death In
Norwich, Conn, during the day OF Hon.
Edmund Christian Minor. Judge OF tho
Law and Equity Court OF this city.
While owing to the protracted illness
OF Judge Minor the sad intelligence was
not altogether unex pected, yet this did!
not tend to lesson the gloom which It cast
over the community, for Judge Minor WAS
widely known and greatly beloved by all
classes Of citizens t
as Tho distinguished jurist was stricken,
while ii his post Of duty last spring.
Fand 3inthe meantime has been a great
sufferer, though he had considerably i'm;
proved recently. and up to few days ago
K his friends were hopeful OF his ultimate
recovery. AS soon as Judge Minor was
able to travel some months ago he went
to Buffalo Lithta Springs, the famous
old resort In Mecklenburg county, In
search OF health. and there his condt-
ton gradually grew better.
FELT MUCH ENCOURAGED. 81
Several weeks ago under the advice OF
Z his physicians, Judge Minor returned
here and went to Norwich In tho hope
that the fresh cool breezes OF the east
might still further improve him, but in
this his friends were disappointed, and
yesterday the end came peacefully. WI hen
Judge Minor passed through tho city on
his way to Norwich not long ago he came
down on Main Street. and was warmly
greeted by his friends, who entertained
the strongest hopes of his recovery. He
was bright and CHEEKY. though still quite
feeble, and said he hoped to resume his
duties on the bench later in the fall
The remains of Judge Minor Will arrive
here this afternoon. and the funeral ar
rangements will be announced later. on,
During Judge Minors long illness. his
place on the bench OF the Law and
Equity Court has been filled by Judge
John H. Ingram OF the Corporation Court
OF the city OF Manchester, who was desg-
mated by Governor Montague to serve.
and while, OF course, no more Will be
made looking to naming his successor
until the burial OF tho dead jurist. II ia
likely that Judge Ingram's name will
be presented for the place at the proper
time. Mr. w. "A. Moncure, who came
within few votes Of succeeding Judge
Wexford on the circuit bench Is also men
toned, and 1t Is likely that the Bar Asso-
ciation will hold a meeting and recon-
mend candidate to Governor hontag que
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10
SITUATION SERIOUS
ON BULGARIAN LINE
(By Associated Press,)

-gtlF45l lF3 (5y tASSOClat0Q Nf>FosaJ f5sig
4 LONDON, September e-The official ana
press reports from the Near East to-
day emphasizes the seriousness OF the
situation there and confirms the boz
lief OF the authorities that. owing to
the general Irritation throughout Euro.
pean and Asiatic Turkey toward the
Christians as a result OF the Macedonian
revolt, the Sultan may be swept by the
uncomfortable sentiments OF his Ottoman
subjects into war with Bulgaria, doe
spite the unwilllngness OF the Porte %
participate In such conflict.
The Turkish officials express gratlfica-i
tion Mt the Russian-Austrlan proposal
FOR coerclye diplomatic action on the
mart of the powers at Sofia, They are
confident It vii! be aGceded to by France,
but whether It Is adopted or not the
Sultans hand has already been greatly
streng thened, as he is in a better position
to act than hitherto.
PORTE WILL or WITH ENERGY. 55
There is no question In official circles
hero that the Porte will take energet It'd
measures to suppress any trouble Mt
Beirut The announcement Is made Of the
arrival ut Beirut of Nazlm Pasha. The
Nall OF Syria who Is expected by the
Turkish officials to promptly restore Or
der. That the task is difficult Is shown
by the fact that there nave peen 1urthee
riots at Beirut. France may order war.
ships to that point to protect her Inter-
ests, but Germany has asserted that she
will not do so, s.
Great Britain, whose missionary inter-,
ests In Syria are practically NIL, has
not es yet sent any vessels to Beirut, rs-
lying upon the America n warshtps to pro-
tect the consulat tes.
,MAsSACR1 STORIES EXAGGERATED.
The Turkish embassy issued another
statement to-day. declaring that the re-
ports OF massacres emanats from the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10
ALLEGED SMUGGLER
PUT ON THE RACK
(By Associated Press }

NEW YORK, September s.-The exami-
nation of Joseph Wahrman, dealer IN
leaf tobacco, to-day, before United States
Commissioner Ridgeway, on a charge Of
huying smuggled tobacco, brought out
the fact, III the confessions OF two sailors
arrested Monday, are to be believed, that
there are number of tobacco merT
chants In New York engaged In Illicit
traffic in tobn Geo.
, Sunday night, two treasury officials fol-
lowed two sailors Of the Koenigen Lulso,
giving the names OF Thome and schoen,
4 Who they say, delivered smuggled to-
bacGo to ] Joseph Wahrman, To-day when
scommissioner, the two sailors made con-
y fessions and testified In behalf OF the
government and against Wahrman. The
$500 bail, which was furnished, .,
Wahrman denied the charge most em-
phatcally and insisted he was victim
& nalN1 tia 35aI5ifl ~ " 3 VA 4y.s fi&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10
TEXANS ATTACK
BIG CORPORATIONS
lRy Associated Press )

AUSTIN, TEN. September e,-Attorney
ac,anaral Bel filed suit In tho District
Court % = to-day against the Wells Fargo
,Sxnress En, Company and the Pacific Express
Company, to camel and annul their per-
n,,ts to do business In Texas, owing to
aiiered failure to maintain general offices
~ ,ba state, as required by law.
" su,t uip was also filed against the American
Z "a - the United States EXPRESS con,-
nan has restraining them from doing bus!-
ness in the state on account of tha'v
failure fnI to take out permits and mainta ain
general ohees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10
NORTH CAROLINA.

Mrs John Gleason. Of Dayie county,
Commissioner Young for August shows
healthy increase-Charles e. Nangum
sues two railroads for twenty thousand
damages for personal injuries----We Weldon
to vote on the question of saloon or dis
pensary October 90th--A man after
knocking two others down is cut in nine
.places--Davdson College with the
largest matrlculation OF new students In
sive improvements on Cape Fear River
Mrs. Bayesen, wrongly accused OF lar
ceny, dies from the shock--Essex Stay
ton confesses having killed Abraha m Lit
tle-J. 8. Clemmons, said to have discoy-
cred telegraphy, heard from. s &
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ACCUSED OF THEFT;
DIED FROM SHOCK
Prominent ChiCdgOLady Sue
cumbs Under Peculiar
Circumstances.
nv Associated Press.)


LA PORTE. IND, September e.-Mrs.
lane steart Boyeson, of Chica go. died to-
night at Ashevllle. N. G., as a result OF
nervous shock following accusations Of
theft The news reached here In tele-
gram to friends.
while Mrs, Boyeson was at a hotel near
spartanburg, s, c., the room of guest
from Augusta, Ca, was robbed Of 5000
worth iof jewelry. The landlord accused
Mrs. Royeson She was not In good health
ana TIE charge resulted in her physical
COLLAPSE. Before the end came she lnst-
tuted a $4,000 damage suit against her
acouser in the Federal Court at Charles
.tbn.
Mrs, Boyeson had @ done e considerable @ news
ed I ahil,ty. She WAS a member of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
the Chicago Woman's Club, and other
organizations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10
MISS ROOSEVELT IN
SUBMARINE BOAT
ESPECIAL to The TImes-Dlspatch,

y . .nf
NEWPORT. R. T., September o.
some time tomorrow Miss Roosevelt will
20 down to the bottom Of Narragansett
Bay in the hole OF the submarine torpedo
boat Moccasin. piloted by Lieutenant
Penny, her commander, accompanied by
8Lieltenant-C Commander Fletcher, the
commanding officer Of the torpedo sta-
tion, & 4 { Il. II 4
Miss Roosevelt has expressed q desiseto
take tho trip in this deep sea fighting ma
chine ana her desire will be Eatified BY
lieutenant Commander Fletcher. 5s.s
The Moccasin will mako a dive Of twen-
Sty-flye feet and then make a. submerged
run Of ten miles along the bay WITH 9
y list how long Miss Roosevelt Will 4 re-,
main below the isurfac ce depends upop ha.
& oWn Wish IN the ma tter s. VI ,3l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10
NEGRO BADLY HURT
Falls from Wagon and Is Pierced by
Standard.

About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
negro man WAS driving a wagon loaded
With wood along the pike about six miles
beyond Manchester, when ha met with
painful, II not serious, accident.
Ihe front wheel Of tho wagon struck
some obstruction In the road and the man
was thrown. falling across an upright
standard Of the wagon, which pierced his
body some six inches. It was with some
Bdlfticulty that the man was a bile to extri-
cate himself form h,s painful position.
When he did succeed In 80 doing he came
Fto Manchester for medical treatment.
The man's name was Ben Brown, and he
lives In Chesterfield county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
IN NORTH CAROLINA

Especial to The Tim es- -Dispatch.)
WINSTON-SALE N. c., September 0.
During severe electrical storm at Coolee-
mee cotton mill town in DavIe county,
last night lightning struck and instantly
killed Mrs John Gleason. an estimable
woman of that town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10
MINIATURE ALMANA
RICHMOND.

u Judge ., G. Minor dies after. long and
Trying illncss--rwo Rchmonders lease
extensive coal lands In kcntucky----lio1.
y. c. Wysor may run for Congress---
\ President John Shelton Williams, OF Sea
board, hurrying work OF completing BIZ
leave on tour Of inspection Of the South
ern Railway on Elks' moon
light excursion nted------G oVernor
Montague invited to Chicago--Cornmls-
eioner OF Agriculture lSoiner goes to BoS-
may not go on to-
nlght--Gentleman caves himself from
injury by Jumping on fender OF street car
Icy. party to-nlght--Rev. r. NJ. Maxwell.
Of Atlanta. visiting cty--Union Theolog-
!cal Seminary opens with good attendance
and bright prospccts--Henrlco schools
open on September 14th; nessional exami-
nations have been abolished -Henrico
candidates may not con test nominations OF
euccessful opponen ts---- Heptasophs y meet
---Electrc power plant on Johnson's
Island will shut down to-day and new
plant Installed Well-to-do negro to open
large department store--Lynchburg
ladies' to aid In building Virginia house
at the st. Louis Expostion---Rules TOR
2lsposing OF franchises adopted by City
Council Two distinct moves made for
\ utchncld--A Alleged counterfciter ar.
rested for selling old-time shin piasters
4 Letter received from Rev David Hcp-
burn accepting call to Fulton. MAN
2 gCHESTER--Judge Clopton is elected
City Attorney. defeating Mr.. Page by but
one vote-ccmetery Committee arrnnges
to%insure new residence Of cemetery sus
hisc---Intcresting entertainment TO be
given tonight. l3a5a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10
SUMMARY Of pAY's NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

vvAtsH1NCtTON, Sept. s.-Forecast for
Fhursdny and Friday n. q,
8'1, '1,VirRinia--Phrtly cloudy Thursday, show
/ sra at night Or Friday; light to fresh east
North caroina.-Generallv fair Thurs.
Nay and Trlday;tlight east to south winds,
Richmond people Ind a delinhtful day,
yesterday, cool, and the sun was partially
obscured much Of the time; q shower foil
9 III the evening. TX Af u "a tll 5}9 u }s8tl
sTATT0 OF THE III ERMo oMETER.
= a. NJ " " e =
p. M. F
E6P. NJ. ..........,..............s q M
9 p M. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
IL midnight .......................... ~ u
~ Average go
4 Highest temperature yesterday. ........7o 7o
Z Lowest temperature yesterday. %
Mean temperature yesterday. ........... q
Normal Temperature for September...., 78
Departure from normal Temperature. 80 0G
Precipitation during past A hours...... %
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
~, ~ September t b, IL e. 1893.
Moon rises..... SIS EVENING .....".7:oo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-10
VIRGINIA.

ii Mr.. Moselcys viii only. run for the House
lor.8yY.8C C,.gg ,Tny lor accapts the call to thb
lrtrsts ,I3aptist Church of SPetersbu sburg----An
eighteen yea girl spends night In Pc.
1tetsburE u Etntlph Mn se---.. istrhtion IN
proSress In many sections Of the State
State Female Normal School opens with
fine attcndanc g. Striking marine engi-
lncers report Old Dominion Steamship
Company for violating rulcs---UniQue
fodder pulling contest In N Nansemond
county on tho Sabbath Former Mayor OF
Leesburg sues Washington Star for $4,000
.----- Assignment made by Suffolk grocers-----..
Newport News Heptasophs hold memorial
service In honor OF DR.. Joseph Charles
Row in colored r. P. o. E. results in
suit between deposed member and exalted
ruler Barbecue, tournament and ball In
number Of weddings in
the State-Death OF Mr.. r. B. Slaughter
In northumberland county.
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25
Junior Exhibition,

The fall term at Peoples Academy
closed yesterday, with the usual Jun
ior exhibition in the evening, in which
the first division took part. In spite
of the enclement weather large audi
ence was present and Academy Hall
was tastily trimmed for the occasion
with palms and gold and white crepe
paper. The class colors, brown and
gold, were in evidence in a large
wheel, which rested upon an easel at
one side of the stage. Those taking
part in the program all did well,
showing much careful preparation
and training. The program follows:
Piano Solo. Alice Giln
The Parsons Load. Grace B. Bedel
The Inspiration of Sacrifice, George c. Cole
Changing ColoTs, Birdie Norway
"Bill and joe" Carroll E. Lampher
Shifting the Rock. Stella B. Fullington
Decoration Day Grafton, l. Carroll Tyndall
"Pomona's Bridal Trip" Winnie j. Town
Ancestral Ideals, Oscar W. Reed
Keenan's Charge, Mollie Andrews
Piano and Violin Duet,
Ildah Gray and Mrs. W. M. Sargent
The proceeds of the exhibition go
to the Centennial Library Fund. Fol
10 wing the exercises a pleasant social
was held in the hall, the Seniors serv-
ing refreshments of sand wiches, cake
and punch.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25
Got Fifteen DAYS.

1t took three jury trials to convict
A. Downing of Elmore, who was ar
rested recently for intoxication. The
last trial was begun last Wednesday
at Elmore Pond at about two O'Clock
p. m, States Attorney Bicknell pros
ecuting and Attorney Dutton from
Hardwi defending. The jury was
made up as follows Elmer Camp
and Charles White of EImore, c. H.
A. Stafford, j. R. Parker, A. W. Waite
and f. j. SmalIy of Morrisville. 1t
was latter midnight when the case
was given to the jury, who were
about one hour before returning a
verdict OF guilty. In default of the
usua | fine, Downing was given Is
days in County Jail.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25
Ideal Entertained Co. Dec. 20.

Remember the appearance of the
Iieal Entertainment Co. at Town
Hall Dec. % 1t is an attraction
which is making decided hits through
out the country AMI the Woman's
Club has been able to secure the above
named Gate for this place. The even
ing will be replete with impersona-
lions and music Of high order. The
company is a new one to US, but the
many and favorable press comments
npon it's work assure US of it's success.
Save your money for the occasion
and not only indulge yourself in a
pleasure but thereby help a local Or
ganiz alton,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25
LO G AL NJ Z NV s
MORRISVILLE.

FL. A. Smalley is in Barton on q
business trip.
III. D. Brown of Waterbury was ir
town Monday.
Ell. E. Prior is assisting in E lis store
for few days.
B. E Bullard of Hardwick was in
town Monday.
Mrs. A. j. Smith is quite ill, suffer.
ing from neuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Campbell re.
turned last evening from their west
ern trip.
A Citizens telephone has been plac-
ed in the residence of Mrs. A. Aller on
Maple street.
Stephen Beaulac of Plainfield arriv-
ed in town Monday night for a short
business "trip.
Miss Mamie Cooper of Barton, a
former P. A. student, is visiting
friends in town.
Judge Fl. Fl. Powers and Miss Carrie
Powers attended Henry Stevens flu.
neral in johnson.
Miss Hattie Bragg, P. A. student,
went to her home in Waterville last
evening for weeks vacation.
Wesley Demois, who has been in
Syracuse, N. T., for the past year, is
visiting relatives and friends Ia town.
Mrs. James A. Edwards of Montre-
al, p. O., arrives here this evening for
a visit TO her sister.in-law, Mrs. Geo,
Norton. ..-
G.. E. Palmer went to Newport YES
terdey, where he will will spend a few
days with his sister and friends in
that vicinity.
Chas. McNall, who has been visiting
his son in Boston for the past two
weeks, returned home last evening.
He allowed that there was a notice
able difference in climate in Boston
and Morrisville Tuesday.
George Bragg, who has been visit.
ing in this vicinity for several days.
goes to the home of his parents in
Waterville tonight, where he will
pass Thanksgivlng. Monday morn.
ing he will return to Norfolk, Conn,
where he has position.
The ladies OF the Cong'l church will
have sale table in the vestry of the
December IS, in connection
with the regular dime supper. The
committee will call upon the ladies
soon with a list of articles which they
wished made and each lady will have
an article assigned her.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Lowest prices on winter millinery at
MRS KELLER

Lowest prices on winter millinery at
MRS KEELER's
WANTED!-Two to five tons of Straw.
C. S. PAGE, Hyde Park.
SAVE MONEY !-Milage tickets, bought, sold
and for rent. PIKE & BENSON, Stowe.
For SALE-One pair of good heavy work
horses. FRED c. BAsHAw, Stowe, vt.
For SALE!-One matched pair of driving
horses also two single drivers.
II. WAITE & Son, Morrisville.
WANTED A girl to do general housework.
No washing or ironing. Pay, 800 a week
to the right party.
C. F. SMITH, Morrisville.
BARRELS WANTED We want Flour and
Sugar Barrels. Will pay cents if with one
good head, 10 cents with both heads, at our
Hidehouse at Hyde Park, Vt. c. 5. PAGE.
Stamped linens and embroidery materials,
pillow covers in linen, satne, lithograph, bur-
lap, etc. Reeds and rata for basketry. The
new durable twist pillow cords.
MRS F. p. KELLER, MoTrisville.
For SALE:-Five Pairs Traverse Sleds two
seats and pole. Will sell cheap for cash or
wood. Also horse power steam engine and
boiler. Address or call on
MoRRIsyILLB FOUNDRY Co Morrisville.
WooD For SALE!-I have a few cords more
OF that dry Stove Wood that | wish to dis
pose of; also some three-foot wood. Will
deliver at fair prices for cash.
W. S. NEWCoMB, Cady's Falls.
WANTED Thirty Stitchers to make Per.
fiction Wrappers. No experience necessary
Pleasant and steady work with good pay
Apply at once,
TRUE MANUFACTURING Co, Waterbury, vt.
For SALE CHEAP-Heating Stoves and
Ranges, Window Glass. Putty, Doors and
Windows. Bring your old windows for new
glass. Picture frames made to order at
Wilson's FURNITURE STORE, Morrisville, Vt.
SLEIGHs Let us save you money on your
new sleigh. We have some slick ones and we
want you to have one of them. Don't buy
until yCu see our line. Pigs from two to
eight weeks old for salel
F. j. SMALLEY, Morrsville,
LUNBERMEN ATTENTIoNl-Ihavep purchased
the W. d. Manning mill at North Hyde Park,
and wish to let jobs on the old Buck land.
Also will purchase all the spruce, hemlock
and hardwood logs at the highest market
price. Don't Eel your good spruce and No,
hardwood to the other fellow and come to me
witt your culls, but bring it all to me.
j. :. SCOFIELD, -yde Park, vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25
Accident at Stone Sheds.

Archie j. Chisholm, who is employ
ed in the granite sheds here in the ca
pacity Of blacksmith, met With seri-
GUS accident yesterday just before
noon. He was sharpening a steel
tool when it slipped from his hand
and few, striking him in the eye and
scoring over the eye ball. He went to
the office of DR.. W. T. Slayton, where
the inj 1red member was dressed. AL
though the accident is very serious
one, it is thought that he will otlose
the use of his eve.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25

SLEIGHs Let us save you money on your
new sleigh. We have some slick ones and we
want you to have one of them Don't buy
until yCu see our line. Pigs from two to
eight weeks old for salel
II r SMATIFv Morrisvillo
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25
YOUNG MAN, DON'T 60 W. ST

See hert! will give you few prices on
Farms 81 acres, II COW farm, $1,000. 81
acres, 5000, with apple and sugar orchard
70 acres, with stock and tools $1,000 40
acres, with good buildings, 5000 Village
homes, all prices. 500 acre, rs COW farm,
dandy, all complete. 250 acre 40 COW farm;
200 acre, 25 COW farm; 143 acre, 20 COW
farm. 40 acres of building lots. 25 houses
wanted every year. Excellent store iull OF
goods, you can buy it. Try it.
O. D. CHOATE, MORRISWLLE
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25

Accident Insurance!
The National Accident Society of
New York, S. R. Miller, Hyde Park,
Agt., paid last week to
S. A. Griswo!d, Johnson, S2Io.
o. G. Kelley, Waterville S72.
There is no better Accident Co.
Take a Policy.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25

Bert Hoyto of Hardwick was in town
over Sunday.
Frank Chandler of Greensboro was
visitor in town the first of the week.
l. A.,White of Burlington arrived
in town this morning for short busi-
ness trip.
Henry Provonche finished work for
A. G. Hamel last week and went to
Hardwick Saturday, where he expects
to find employment.
The mothers of the Cradle Roll of
the Cong'l church will meet Monday
afternoon, Nov. 80, at 3 o'clock, at
the home of Mrs. c. A. Slayton on
West High street. A. large attend
ance Is earnestly desired,
Harmony Pomona Grange No. 8
will meet at stowe Wednesday, Dec.
2nd at 10 O'Clock a. m. As this is to
be the annual meeting and the elec.
tion of officers. let all be present
The officers for the past year will
please be prepared with. their reports.
Alvin b. Gregg, who had a respon-
sible position at the Experiment
Station, Burlington, has finished his
engagement there and for the past
few days has been visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Charles Davis, in the west
part of town, and numerous friends
in this vicinity.
John Lawless met with a painful
accident Monday while helping to
move the house on the Gibbs farm,
situated on the Wolcott road, east of
the village. The building is being
moved up a steep grade and Mr.. Law
less foot was caught under q roll,
all the bones of the foot being badly
crushed. DR.. Bates was called and
dressed the injured member. Mr.,
Lawless will be laid up for several
weeks. mm
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25
Thanksgiving Service.

Thanksgiving services will be held
in the Universalist church next Sun
day evening, beginning at seven
O'Clock, Rev. c. c. st. Clare of the
Cong'l church will preach the sermon,
taking his text from Psalms % 8.
Subject, "Broad Churchmen. The
other local pastors will take part in
the service.