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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
DENTIST ATTACKS THREE NUNS.
Crowd in Turn Beats Him Until
the Police Arrive.

San Francisco. July 15.-William II. Sell
bach a dentist OF Columbus, o., assaulted
three nuns wearing the black and white
robes of the Dominican order on Market
street and narrowly escaped serious injury
from an incensed mob.
He was rescued by the police after he had
been badly beaten and taken to the city
prison. y draft for a large sum of money
was found in his possession, which he says
came from the sale Of his business in the
East. He is believed to be demented.
Columbus. o.. July 15.-Doctor William H.
Selhlch was for twenty years dentist in
this city. He was prominent in secret So
ceties Some years ago he became unbal-
anCed mentally and figured in several sem
sational street episodes, resulting in his
being committed to the State Hospital.
Later he was released. then rcarrested, and
again dismissed.
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Enrolment. 2ni; Conservatory
tive arrangement. Each studer
furniture. Modern convenience:
lege preparatory work. Home
nestle Science in charge Of 81
Rlitz and Miss Kate St0ckard.
ence. Reasonable rates. Mrs.
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MRS. MUTCHcROFT FOUND
DEAD IN HER BED.
Der Sister. Mrs. Angelina brown. Nys-
terfousiy Disappeared Some Time
Ago-A Peculiar Case.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Flora. Ill. July 15.-Some time ago ,Lrs.
Angelina Brown, who made her home with
her sister. Mrs. Hutfrlcroft, near Center
willie, White County, disappeared.
The woman was apparently happy and her
disappearance could not be understood It
was known that she had money. which was
found missing at the time. Relatives in
different sections Of the country were noti-
fed. but the woman had not been seen or
heard Of
Finally. the suspicion arose that she had
been foully dealt with, and all the mill
ponds in the vicinity Were dragged but
nothing was found
Yesterday Mrs. Hutchcroft her sister.
with whom she made her home. was found
dead in bed, and the theory is she commit
led suicide. She left no message.
The entire affair is shrouded in mystery
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HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS
CITIES AND TOWNS.
PASTORS DEPARTURE REGRETTED.
The Reverend Father Thomas f.. Gu
sncIs TransfcrreI to Minchester.

The Reverend Father Thomas L. Cusack,
assistant pastor of IS. Peter and Paurs
Cathedral in State street, Alton, departed
last evening for Winchester. ILL.,, to take
charge OF the parish at that city.
The aumounc, ment of the transfer OF Fa-
thc- Cusack was made by the Right Rever-
end james Ryan Bishop of Alton, fort
night ago. and was received with regret by
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by Miseman.

THE REVEREND THOMAS CUSACK.
Who departed last evening to take charge
of the parish at Winchester. Ill. y rccep-
tou was given last evening in honor of
Father Cusack by the Alton Catholic
club
the parishioners of SIS. Peter and Pauls
ual popularity Of Father Cusack.
II honor of his promotion the friends and
parishioners of Father Cusack gave a re-
cep-;pn last evening at the SpauldinS Club
under the auspices Of the Alton Catholic
Club. the members of which presented an
interesting programme of music and literary
numbers. Father Cusack> also delivered u
short address
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PETITION, WILL BE FORWARDED.
resident Finally Yields to Appeal
of B'Nai Birth.


Washington. July 15.-The State Depart
ment now has the kishenev petition. and
this morning sent instructions to Mr. Rid
die, Secretary of the United States En-
bassy at ST. Petersburg. informing him as
90 the method Of procedure by which he is
10 approach the Russian Foreign Office in
the matter. Until 4 reply is received from
him no formal announcement will be made
by the State Department
AT the conference at Oyster Bay the sub
1ect was discussed in all of its Diplomatic
bearings. and it is learned that in the end
the President yielded to the desires of the
B'Nai B'Rith representatives thai the me-
titlon go forward as originally intended
The State Department maintains silence
as 10 the import of the visit of the Rus
sian charge. Theodore Hansen. hut admits
that the discussion at that time might nos
sihly bear fruit of Importance in connection
with the Manchurian negotiations.
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HcIIcyiIic Briefs.

Albert Goeler was fined Sc and costs by Jus
tice u tho Pa-re WanSe!!n on a charge OF as
sault and battery.
The yo.,uE Peoples Senior Society of St.
Paul's Church will give an ice cream festival
THURSDAY evening. July 80 at the OperaHou
Nj. and Mrs Robert F. Nlugh departed for
Miss Dora Tauzer has returned from Chi
caCo. Ill
Ian ~ s.. Louis. No
The Board OF local Improvements heard OBJ
iections TO the paving II South Face street and
West Second and Third streets yesterday.
The Christ Church choir win give an fee
cream sociCI At HufCs Han tonight
Miss adelaide Grossman Is visiting relatives
in Cartervilie, III.
The diukey car. No. q Jumped the track and
ran into a tree Yesterday. The entire 'front.' OF
the car was demolished.
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Injured in Peculiar Manner.

TT
u Flora. III. july ia peculiar and seri-
Us accident happened at Arlington a
email village south of here. during the rain
Storm Tuesday. j. Y. Dickey drove his sur
Tey. containing his two daughters and 4
son. under tree for shelter. Mr.. Dickev
and his younger daughter, occupied the
front seat y large limb was blown from,
the tree. striking them or the head and
shoulders, forcing their feet through the
bottom of the surrey and injuring them
severely. 1t is thought Mr.. DiCkey will re-
cover. but his daughter is in an uncon-
scious condition and little hope is enter
tanned for her recovery.
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JerscyyiIie NotcS.

The monthly report Of City Treasurer Charles
+ Miner of Jarseyyille shows balance on hand.
July :. Of SS.5i4.2i
Alderman H. s Daniels Of Jerseyvlle is
confined to his home with an attack Of nalarial
fever.
Attorney Harry Warren of Chicago has gone
tn New York City after visiting relatives in
Jersayville
Paul Chapman Of Chicago has gone to Mem
phis Tenn after visiting his parents Senator
and Mrs r. :. Chapman. in JerseyvilIe.
Doctor !. 4 Flautt of otterville Ill. was a
visitor in .tlton Yesterday.
W. e. Ellison of Jerseyville has returned from
Palmyra. III.
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ST. LOUIS COUPLE uLorE.
William c. BOYD and Mrs. ellie Kelley
Mnrrich in BelIcNiiIc.

William c. Boyd and Mrs. ollie Kelley
of St Louis came to Belleville yesterday
afternoon by way of the Illinois Central
Railroad from ST. Louis. secured q marriage
license and departed for St. Louis again
as soon as the ceremony was performed by
the Reverend c. D. Schumacd. Presiding
Elder Of the BelIeville District.
The couple first went to the home OF the
Reverend Doctor Clark. pastor of the First
n e Church. He was not at home anu
they We're directed 10 the home OF the Key
trt.Ild Doctor Sehumard.
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interested
AIlcn Hawkins scrinu.lx unrt

fEttbIsit s~t'i.iIal-
Evansville. Ind. July 15.-Allen Hawkins,
aged Is, while repairing telephone wire
fell from a pole this afternoon. n distance
of thirty feet. and received injuries that will
cause his death. He is the son of Probate
Commissioner A.. c. Hawkins formerly
Mayor of Evansville.
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Joseph Kyle. the negro who was held by
the cororer's Jury for the murder of James
Miller. also a. negro. was taken into The
Circuit Court on writ OF habeas corpus
Yesterday and Circuit Judge Holder fixed
hIs bond at $3.50. the security to be APP
proved by the Sheriff. Attorneys Maurice
\. Joyce and W. =. Launtz represented
-,-la
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CONCERT ut o.FaIion Park.

Wells Sand Of st. Louis will give a concert
this evening at O'Fallon Park from to 10 D.
m. The following programme has been
ranged:
a Caravan Episode-Oasis -...........-:.. Langly
SonE-For All Eternity ............-... Mascteroni
Excerpts From the Chaperons .........-Witmark
Scenes From iTayiata .....-...-............Nerdi
observation-disclosures o.. .................... Ottenbach
Concert Waitz-ESpana .Waldteufel
ssection-I0hengr.n ....-.........-....... Wagner
Scenes From Night in Granada ......Kreutzer
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rc,,evi,,c Marriage licenses.

: Marriage licenses issued in BeI!evilie yes
terday were to: William c. Boyd. 80. and
Mrs Ollie Kelley. y. both, Of St Louis;
oscar Lake.. 80, White Sulphur Springs.
GreGnbrier. W. Va. and Della Pendley.
q. St. Louis: Ferdinand Meyers. IS, and
Emma Seibert, 20. both of BelleVllle.
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You must see the new Button Potay,
Mems OXfords. The Boehmer Special Extra
Quality S3,5e-they are worth $500 of any
mans money. 40 y. B'way and sos y. 9Th st.
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TO PIASA CHACTAUoUA.
Friday. July II, Worlds Fair Day. The
steamer City of Providence leaves Olive
street at $50 a. m. Guests will have two
hours at Chautauqua. Round trip, 25c. Nice
restaurant service.
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inch MuihaII Sued.

John ]. Lahiv fled suit In Justice Car
rolls Court yesterday against Zach Null
hall on an account for SO. The account, it
for another person for whom Afr. AIulhall
went security. The case is set for trial
July IS.
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Diamond Joe" excursionists to st. Paul
find Hotel Metropolitan best stopping place.
Choice European and American plans. So
cuts papers.
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You must see the new Button Potsv
Mems ONfor,ls. The BOehmer Specia! Extra
Quality &5ONthey are worth 500 of any
mans money. 40 \. B'way and SOC y. eth St
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CIARK-After n lingering Illness Co-inne G.
beloved Wife Of Frank c.. mother Of Corinae
G.. Mary A. Alfred B. and Frank c., IT.
Funeral from family residence No. 2233 Cliff
ton avenue. Friday. at ESQ p. m. Friends of the
family invited to attend
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Mems Tennis Shoes and Oxfords, extra
values for $50. q. II. Boehmer Shoe Co,
40 \. Broadway.
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George E. Bohley. Deputy Circuit Clerk,
departed last night on a weeks outing
which he will spend fishing in the Illinois
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SPECIALTIES.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST
COMPANY
Has Large List of City
Property for Sale.
PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION.
DEATHS.

CAMPIoN-Wednesday. July u. 1893. at $50 a
Tl at her residence, No, 800 Easton avenue
In Margaret Campion tnee Cross native OF
>Vtperary, ireland, beloved wife Of James Cam
TNon and mother Of James. Michael and Eliza
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VILLAIN jewell COLLEGE, Eoy
SCHOOLS.

KIRKWOOD Military Academy, located at
kirkwood. Mo, opens September l6: twenty-sec-
ond year; one-half hour from Worlds Fair; its
past work is a guarantee OF its future Send for
catalog. COL. EDWARD a. HAIGHT A. NJ
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Funeral from residence at s a. m. Friday, TO
Rock Church. where high will be cele-
brated. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
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STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, n. J

Facing directly the ocean. Largest and most
spacious on the coast $1,000 has been expended
in improvements this year. Cafe and Palm Gar
den with full orchestra till midnight. Dancing
in ballroom every evening. Bowling alleys. bill
lizards. pool and pinE-pon connected with tho
hotel. Rates from s. 10 IS per day. Special
rates by the week Reduced rates in July. For
Information and booklet address II. ". CAKE.
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: FOR YOUNG LADIES.
a | W a Us progressive.
with unique and attrac-
.ijacent for several: New
faculty. College and col
PHYSICAL Culture and Do
)r. and Ma lame Elouard.
Strong Christian infu-
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JoNES-on Wednesday. July Is 1902 nj 40
a. M Edith NJ. Jones. aged Is months beloved
daughter of James W. and Mary c. Jones (nee
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WATERMELON Tuesday. July Il. 1913. at 7:s5
q M Martha Materne (nee Haeussler), wife OF
.joh, p Materne entered into rest at the age OF
. yeats and 10 months.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 1909 Geyer
avenue. Thursday, July 16. at p. Friends
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Funeral from family residence, No. 5i59 Brant-
ner place. Thursday. July ls at p. M. TO
Calvary Cemetery. Interment private.
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MI;RPHY-on Tuesday July H. 1913 at SIS
a. M. after eight weeks; illness. Joseph Z. W.
Murphy beloved son OF Mrs. Jennie N. Weber
and brother Of Charles A. Frederick J.. Sam
uel w. Ernest A n. and Annie l.. also Mrs.
Margaret G. C. Collins nee Murphy, aged "a
years and months,
Funeral will take Mace from residence. No.
15k Olive street. Thursday, July l6. at p. m.
Etncs and relatives invited to attend.
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WINDHAM COUNTY
BELLOWS FALLS.

Miss Florence Goodhue. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Goodhue Of West
minister West. was married to Henry ".
Dunbar recently from Amsterdam at
the Congregational Church in Westmin-
ster West at half after seven Wednesday
evening. The ring service was performed
by an uncle of the bride. the Rev. Homer
Goodhie. The bride was attended by
Miss May Goodhue. n sister, as maid
of honor. The best man was Andrew
Durham of New York city. r.. Kibbie
Brooks of Bellows Falls. Hugh Goodell
of Westminster West. Ned Goodhue, a
brother Of the bride. and Eldredge Dun
ham. brother of the groom of Northtield.
acted as ushers. Edward +. Gorham of
Boston played the wedding march and
during the service a quartette, composed
of +. f. Gorham, DIR. Kinds. DR.. Styles
and James Hastings, all of Boston. sang.
The church was very tastefully trimmed
by the friends of the bride the colors
being green and white. The bride was
hecomingly gowned in white Persian
lawn trimmed deliberately with valen-
cicnnes lace and having a lace yolk and
bertha collar. she carried white roses.
After the ceremony a reception was held
at the home of the brides parents, where
many guests We're entertained. Among
those attending from out of town We're
Mrs. George Goodhue of Dayton. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schewenk of Brattleboro.
f.. f. Gorham Of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Flather, Brooklyn, y. y, Mr.. II.
". Dunbar and Miss Gertrude Durham
Of Mortified. Mr.. and Mrs. II. D., Ryder.
Misses Margaret and Helen Ryder. Miss
Mary Read and Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Ray
of Bellows Falls. Miss Alice Jennings of
Walpole. Mr.. and Mrs. Durham will
make their home in Paris. sailing for that
place about September /. Mr.. Durham
is employed by the Casein company II
America being their agent abroad.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Lester Ashley left last Saturday for
Bethclcm. \. H.-Mrs Elsie Tenney has
returned from Quechec. where she visit
gone to her home in Woodstock.-The
Rev. Mr.. Titcomb and wife of TaXton-
Vile, Mass, are in town for a few days
Miss Cassie Bingham of Salem. Mass, is
spending a few weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bingham.-Borodel
Woodard and Burton Shepard went last
week to the Arlington hotel. Bethlehem.
n. H.. where they will act as bell boys
for the rest of the season.-Miss MOllie
Bingham has returned from the hospital
at Hanover. n. H.. and is rapidly gain
ing from the operation for appendicitis
Miss Katherine brisbane who has been n
guest at Ernest Moody's. has returned to
her home in Ia Cole. Canada.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest j. Hewitt have n son born
Friday. August Miss Helen Burbank
has returned from a visit in Providence.
p. Mrs. O'Neil and children of Rut-
land are visiting ut Mrs, Ernest Moody's.
Miss Josephine Bright arrives this
week from Lowell, Mass, to spend her
vacation with her parents. Hr. and Mrs.
j. w. Rright-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byr-
ant are with relatives i'm Brookfield and
Randolph this week.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Nye Of Lowell, Mass. are visiting
friends in town,-Samuel Richards has
sold his farm to Joel ~. Phelps who
will take possession soon.-Miss Lillian
Call who has spent the past six weeks
as n guest of Mrs O. Russ, has returned
to her home on Long Island.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-13

The official board of the Methodist
Church voted to give their pastor, the
Rev. ]. Illsley two weeks vacation
including the last two Sundays of this
month during which there will be no
preaching services. The pastor expects
to visit friends in Whitney and vicinity.
An interesting and instructive mission
airy concert was held in the Methodist
Church Sunday evening, August 2,-Alrs.
IL. H.Potter, Mrs. 1llsley's sister, with
her little daughter, Irene, from Elgin,
~. are visiting at the parsonage
Charles Tatchclder. accompanied by Miss
Pearl Stone and Miss Lila King as rep
resentatives from Lodge l. O. G. r.,
visited the district lodge meeting at
t1ardWick August 1.-The election of Off
GERS of Unity Lodge for the ensuing
quarter resulted as follows: C. p, Mrs.
Halod Austin; V. s., Mrs. Harold Austin;
7. c.. S. Mrs. Charles Batchelder; l.. D.,
Mark I,add; chaplain, the Rev. j. w
Ulsloy' NJ, Mrs. Martin Herbert; u. NJ.
Miss Lila King: secretary, Miss Ellen
King: assistant secretary, Pearl Stone
financial secretary, Miss Maud Bradley
treasurer, Miss Anna Ladd; c., Ralph
Guymer; s.. David Taylor The compc-
titive system for the good of the order
for the last quarter resulted in favor OF
Company a. of which Mrs. Anna Laid
was captain.
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Mrs. w. IT. Hubbard and daughter,
Eleanor Of Rutland and Mrs, Nichols of
Pittsford are visiting at Mrs. Mary
Symons's-Mrs G. V. Maln-de, who has
been spending several weeks with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, A. G.. Estey, re-
turned to her home in Norwalk, o., We'd
nesdaY.-Mrs. j. +. Mossey of Rutland
is visiting her mothr, Mrs. Mary Fred
ette.-J. r. and Howard Brownson Of
Bellows Falls is visiting in this place
Mrs. A. r. Lenno of Rutland is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. Fortier.-
Miss Grace Farmer of Rutland is visiting
at L. C. Bumps B. l.. Rogers and fam
lily of Bethel are visiting at George
Rogers's.-Mrs. Pillsbury of Claremont.
N. H., is visiting Mrs, a. s.. Newton
Mrs. John La France of Rutland is visit
ing relatives in Forestdale.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. J. w. Council, son and daughter
Of New York, Mrs. George Casey and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. g.. l.. Curricr Of Barre
were guests at Henry Colby's last
weok.-Misa Celia White of Providence,
y. l.. IS visiting Mrs. William Colburn.-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant left for Bos-
ton Friday, whore they will make their
future home.-F. +. Healev has closed
his labors as icwoler for Doe Bros, and
has gonc to FitchburE. Mass, where he
has accepted a similar position.-Mr. and
Mrs. Asa Shaw are to move to Benning-
ton this w"ek.-H. II. Slack spent last
week in Bu~rlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Low with their two sons, Carroll and
Kennel of Brooklyn, y. Y, are guests
Of Mrs. A.. p. Blakely Miss Annie Arm
strong OF Springfield, Mass. is visiting
Mrs. -. w. ~Brown.-Fred Winship is
home from Sunset Hill house IN account
of rheumatisfn.-The Rev. and Mrs. A. II.
Webb returned from their vacation Fri
day.-Miss Alice Wilson of st. ,JohnSbury
WAS n guest Of her uncle. DR.. C. h.
Wilson last weck-A t~rotting horse own
ed by n Mr.. Emery Of Everett, Mass,
became frightened at az automobile near
the Farmers Exchange Friday evening,
and running into another team broke
the horses leg. 1t had to tc killed at
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NORTHFIELD.

Miss Lucy Rich. II years old, died
Tuesday morning at the home of her
sister. Miss Annie Rich. She came to
this town from Massachusetts last Jan
uary, suffering with a ANGER which slow
~ developed until death ensued. She
was for many years a resident of this
town, was a member of the Methodist
Church, and a woman generally respect
ed.
Frank Glazier was reported seriously
i'll Tuesday and fears were entertain
cd that recovery was impossible. A few
days since Mr.. Glazier had an apoplectic
shock and from it seemed to be recover
ing when Monday night he had another
and Immediately his condition became
serious. His daughter. Miss Bertha, who
has been visiting relatives in Maine, was
Tuesday informed Of her fathers i'll
ness and arrived home yesterday.
Prof. and Mrs. earle V. Woodbury., who
awe been spending the summer OF the
Maine coast, are expected home Satur-
day of this week. They will max their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Lowell for the present.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BENSON.

John W. King died from hemorrhage
of the lungs last Wednesday. He had
been in poor health for a year or two
but his industry led him to work until
a physician recently advised him to get
a tent and live in It. He had just got
a tent erected at his sisters home when
a hemorrhage took him off. He was a
son of the late Sylvanus King and 81
years Did. He is survived by three broth
ers and three sisters. His funeral was
held last Sunday, the Rev. Mr.. Childs
officiating, assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Tay-
lor. There was n large attendance as
the deceased was held in the highest
estecm.-Mrs. F.. r. Meacham and little
daughter have gone to Utica, \. V. on a
visit.-Newton Wallace and son. Willie,
of Amherst, are guests at the Congre-
g%ational parsonage. Mr.. Wallace is en-
gineer and electrician at the State col
lege at Amherst-Mrs r.. n. Fay and
daughter. Edith, of Malone, y. Y, are
visiting in town.-The Misses Florence
and Helen Douglass and Julia Hitchcock
of West Haven We're in town last Sun
day and attended the morning service
at tho Congregational Churchill. p. Nc
Donald of Keeseville is at Eugene Nc
Donald's.
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ESTATE OF IRA RUSSELL. OF BUR
LINGTON.
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The j. w. MCAuSIan Co,

famous Sth Vermont regiment. Gen.
stephen Thomas. its colonel, is now
living as are Charles Dillingham;. major;
John L. Barstow. adjutant; Fred Il.
smith, quartcrmaster; j. Elliott Smith
and w. II. Gilmore, quartcrmaster ser
geants. Colonel Brown was assistant
editor of the Green Mountain Freeman
from 1865 to 1872.
Miss Cecil NJ. Buck of East Roxbury
and Alexander l.. Beaton of South Rye
gate were married yesterday by the Rev.
Guy c. Lamson at the Baptist parson-
age.
Tho Rev. and Mrs, l.. *. Whitman were
in town yesterday coming from Glens
Falls. y. Y, where they have been spend
ing a part of their vacation that Mr..
Whitman might ofiiciate at the Mosher-
Wnitcomb wedding, which occurred last
evening at the home of w. p. Whitcofnh,
brother of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
man will go to-day to Bristol, n. H.,
for the remainder of August.