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His face grew trife flushed.
I'm not afraid he said, as coldly as
it was in him TO speak; 'but I'll leave
him the field"
She turned and looked at him.
The field?" she asked with puzzled
eyebrows.
Yes"
Then she frowned for an instant, and
then a species of thought-ray suddenly
few across her face, and she burst out
laughing.
Why, 1 do believe" she cried, mer-
rily. Il do believe you're jealous of the
man at the door"
Weren't you speaking of a man in
the drawing roon?" he asked. all her
phrases recurring TO his mind .ogether.
No" she said, laughing; Il was
speaking of my footrnan. oh. you are
so funny!''
His horizon glowed again so suddenly
that he quite lost his head, and, lean
ing downward, kissed the hand that
held the reins.
I'm not funny" ne said. cit was
the most natural thing in the world"
She curbed her laughter
You'd better not be foolish she
said, warningly. II don't mix well with
college
I'm thinking of cutting college" he
declared, boldly.
Don't let US decide anything definite
until we've known another twenty
four whole hours she said looking at
him with a gravity that was almost ma
ternal; and then she turned the horses
head toward home.
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herself to General Jiggs was in itself a

herself to General .Jiggs was in itself {
very bad portent.
Finally he went up to his own room
and put on another collar, and thoughl
about it bit. After while he went
/ back downstairs. She was gone, ano
| Holloway, too. He felt very unhappy
| 1t was so damned unjust for one man
to be thirty-five while another-just as
| decent a fellow in every way-was in
| college. He
A hand touched his arm.
He turned from where he was stand
ing in the window recess and looked
into her eyes.
I'm very wicked am I not?" she
asked, looking up at him so straight
and honest.
Il can't admit that he replied.
But 1 am. 1 know it myself What
Bob told you was ali true. I'm a heart
less wretch"
She spoke so earnestly that his heart
sank lower and lower.
81 wanted to speak to you about to-
morrow morning she said, after a lit
tie pause. you know we were going
to drive at ten together. and-and I
wondered if-You see, Mr. Holloway's
du O10 1Itct4us anu Hc 4ketQ 80 I1uNH "
tell me tonight, and he isn't half
through"
'of course L don't mind" said poor
Jack. You go with him. lists
quite one to me-
She gave a tiny little start.
''Oh, I didn't mean that at ALL" she
cried. 'T meant meant-it's all a
little firing, and to-morrow's Sunday
anyway. SO couldn't we go out at eleven
instead of temp
She looked so sweetly questioning,
and his relief was SO great, and his
joy
probably don't care rap for Hobo
way!)
$50 intense, that he could hardly re-
frain from Selling her in his arms.
But he only seized her little hand in
stead and pressed it fervently to his
lips. When he raised his eyes she was
smiling. and her smile filled him with
happiness.
You're such a boyi" she said, softly,
and turned and left him there in the
window recess alone again,
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It was during that drive the next
morning that Jack, lbuoyed up by MEM
cries of Saturday and hopes of coming
Saturdays, poured out the history of his
whole life at Mrs. Rosscott's knees. He
told her all about Aunt Mary, and his
side of the cat, the cabman, and Kala-
mazoo. It interested her, for she had
arrived too recently to have had it all in
the newspapers beforehand, but when
he spoke of Aunt Mary's last letter she
grew Iarge-eyed and shook her head
gravely.
You will have to be very good now"
she said, seriously.
'.why?' he asked Just to keep
from being disinherited2 That wouldn't
be so awful
"wouldn't 1t be awful to your" she
asked, turning her bright eyes upon
him. What could be worse?"
Things" he said, very vaguely.
Then she touched up the cob a little,
and, after a minute or two. as she said
nothing, he continued:
"Pd almost fancy quitting college and
going to work. was thinking about it
last night"
She touched up the cob little more.
and remained silent.
Finally he said:
What would you think of my doing
that?''
Il don't know" she said slowly.
''You sec, I'm great philosopher I
never fret or worry because I regard 1t
as useless; similarly, I never rebel at
the way fate shapes my Iife-I regard
that as a something past helping. be-
Iieve in predestination; do your"
She turned and looked at him so Sc
riously-so unlike her radiant self-that
he felt startled, and did not know what
to say for minute.
Then:
81 don't know" he said, slowly; 'T
don't know as I'd dare to. 1t rather
startless me to think that maybe all Of
our future is laid out now
cit don't startle me- she said. cit
seems 10 me the only natural plan Of the
universe I believe that everything that
crosses our path-down to the tiniest
gnat-comes there in the fulfllment of
a purpose"
I'm sure that all th.. mosquitoes that
ever crossed my path came there in the
fulhllnent of a purpose Jack inter
rupted- II never doubted that
She ssiniled q little.
IT'S the same with people" she went
on.
only less painful" he interrupted
again.
Sometimes not" she said. with a
look that siIenced him. Sometimes
CONTINUED on page s.
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THE MAID AND
THE WIDOW
BY Anne Warner

Author of "a WILL" Susan cIegg Friend, Mrs.
Lathrop" Etc.
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DEVELOPMENTS

CHAPTER VII.
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Chooses ct Autres.

LIE nouveau jury de police siege
cette semaine. II n'etait pas au COM
plet il y manquait lie pere LeBrun, qui
s'est octroye une vacance pour alter ex-
plorer les lies du golfe ct essayer den
decouvrir de nouvelies, sill en- existe.
En- lisant les procedures inserees plus
loin, on sc rendra compte du travail ac-
comph cette premiere seance du nou-
veau corps. II ne nous reste qua ajou-
ter qu'apres la seance. lie jury de poll
ce s'est convert en- commission de revi-
sion des assessments L'assesseur Tas-
sin s'est alors presente devant la COM
mission. lui a exhibe ses hstes ct declare
gu .aucune objection n'arait etc souleVee
quant aux estimations quill await faites
des proprietes. Done ces estimations
ont etc approuvees ct acceptees.
LIE bureau des ecoles, aussi a siege,
samedi dernier. II ordonne la ferme-
ture dies ecoles pendant lie mois d'aoflt, a
cause des grandes chaleurs.
Ne manquez pas de lire, dams la der
Mere colonne de cette page fannonce
de NJ. Sidney H. Labiche, agent d'assu-
RANGES.
La legislature de la Louisiana s'est
ajournee defnitivement jeudi apres avoir
vote environ deux cents lois ct resolu-
tions diverses. Cest beaucoup de ira
vail. plus assurement que lie peuple n en-
demandait de ses representants, car ce
nest pas la quantite de lois qui contri-
bue lie rendre heureux. II en- sufit de
peu qui soient bonnes ct sages. De
nombreux amendements la censtitu
ton seront proposes ce bon peuple aux
premieres elections d'etat.
Ia convention nationaIe democrati-
que, reunie st. Louis cette semaine, a
mis- en- avant, hier, comme candidat a Ia
presidence, Alton Brooks Parker, de
New York. Tn candidat la vice-pre-
sidence sera designe aujourd hui.
La guerre d'orient ne fait pas de pro-
gres depuis quinze jours, ct au lieu de
la bataille decisive qu'on attendait, ce
ne sont que de petites rencontres dams
lesquelles, tour tour. chacun des belii-
gerants subit des pertes sensibles. On
parle aujourd hui dun engagement ma
val Port Arthur dams lequel vingt-et-
I'M navires japonais auraient pris part
ct les Russes seraient SORTS victerieux
Tn moyen quelconque de faire la pais
/ serait bien accueilli de part ct d'autre.
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Proceedings 81 .,i.e
Board of School Directors
of the Parish of St. John the Baptist.
SATURDAY, JULY 2. 1904.

The BOARD meets this day in regular
zArterly sitting.
: The roll is called and the following
members answer to their names Messrs.
Barre. st. Martin, Tregre. Schexnay-
DIRE and Gendron. Is absent, Mr.. Pc
rilloux.
On motion Of Mr.. Barre. daily se-
cended by Mr.. Schexnaydre. it is re-
solved that Mr.. W. p Tregre be chosen
as president pro tenn. to act in the ab-
sence of Mr.. Perilloux.
The minutes of the previous meeting
ars dispensed with.
Be it further resolved by the Board
that the public schools of the parish be
closed on Friday. July 29th, and be re-
opened on Thursday. September 1st,
1904. without any further notice, owing
to the warm season.
There being no business whatever be-
fore sae Beard % attea3 70. the Board
adjourns subject to call.
w. P. TREGRE.
A true copy President pro tenn.
CHAS. e. GENDRON.
Secretary
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Surprise.

Tn @surprise pirty accompagne du
fameux Pickwick Brass Band, s'est pre-
sent6 ieudi soir chez NJ. ct Nine charles
Cambre pour faire un compliment q leur
charmante file. Nile Virginie. Au beau
moment oa la ravissante enfant goatait
dams son premier sommeil lie charme de
ces doux reyes q,li sont fapmage de la
jeunesse ct y voyait lsetre Anne. un air
de fanfare es:,atant sons sa fenetre. la
brusquement rappelee la reaIite. Toute
la maisonneea etc aussitot sur pied ct
lie plus cordial accueil etc fait aux
jeunes gems qui composaient lie 4party'
C'etaient
Miles Cecilia Davant, Haydee ct loui-
Sc Efer, Berthe eft Pauline Madere, Ce-
cile Tanguis, Modesto ct Edmee Sayoie,
Marie ct Estelle MONTE, Laure Millet,
Adele Perilloux, Berthe Percy ct Edoua-
rine Duhe;
Et NM. Edouard Jacob, Lewis Tan
guis. J. Lorio. Thomassin Hymel. Will
Heim II iifcis leiehHc II hioi, A'opei
ct Gear 5e NJ ontz George Jacob. Anatole
Jacob. Alcee Heltz. Henri Vilemont, Lo-
vincy Becnel, Augustin Haydel. Andrew
Cambre. John Won Carst- Chalenberg,
Norbert Tassin. Noe Duhe, Ehenne
Trepagnier, Albert Entremont, junior,
Willie cambre, Septime Bossier ct Ar
mold Elfer.
Tn grand bal etc aussitot organise
qui dure jusqu'a l'heure on forient se
ressit des rren,ieres teintee dn jonr
siaissant. Dire comment lson s'est amus9
pendant toute La mutt ct lie regret avec
lequel .on s'est separe serait impossible,
ct nous ne l'essaierons pas.
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Mort AcciIenteHe.

In bien tffste accident est arrive mer-
scredi dernier dams ID paroisse Est Baton
Rouge. NJ. oyidasy yicknair, junior. We
matt de rentrer chez Iui dune tournee
a Baton Rouge quand il a laisse tomber
son revolver l'arme s'etant dechargee.
la bale atteint NJ Vicknair l'aine ct
la blessure cause la mort presqu'i ms
tantanemeft NJ. Vicknair etait natif
de st. Jean Baptiste eft depuis plusieurs
annees il etait ale s'etablir a la pointe
Conrad, on il tenait un magas;n. II
await epoase Nile Jeanne Fnrrate, de
cette paroisse, qui lui survit ayec une
nombreuse famil1e.
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lie Combat de l'AIabama ct
du -Kearsaee.

lie dmanche 10 JUN, 4 sept heures,
'-Alabama Z sAuma ses feux, quill pous-
sa avec activit9. Le capitaine ordonna
le branle- has de combat ct fit preparer
des grappins, des haches, des sabres, des
poignards, DIES revolvers, tout cequ'il
fallait pour un abordage. Il adressa aux
officers ct q l'equipage une allocution q
sIaquelle lis repondirent pr des cris de !:
Hurrah pour 1e Sud . Vive Lee Viye
Jefferson Davis rive la France
Par les ordres dn vice amiral Dnpouy,
prefet maritime, la fregate cairase9 La
G ,uronne de quaranre canons, CAPT
taine Penhouat, mouillait pres de raAla-
bama avec la mission de faire observer
les reglements de police maritime inter
nationale. LIE eommandant de cette
frsgate fit presenir II. Sefnmes quill
resterait jusqu'a la limite des eaux ter
ritoriales, mas qn'ii n'appareillerait
qu'apres lui ct n n'entendait gener en- rien
ses movements.
La resolution du eapitaine Semmes
etait connne ct des milfiers de specta-
teurs avaient pris place sur la montague
/ duIRonle ct les hautsnrs voisines, sur les
mats dess navires en- rade on dams les
basins. sur les terraces dn casino des
hains de mer. sur les musoirs de la
digue. Les yoyageurs anlenes de Paris
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D6ces.

lie 80 juin est deeedee. sur la rive
droite. ,sme Stanisias Haytlel, nee Isa-
belle Fernandez. agee de trente six ans.
lie meme Jour. aussi sar Ia rive droite,
est decide an slfant de II. UIysse Ire
gre, age de douze ans et. sept mois.
\ ST. Jacques est decide. lie Juliet,
IN enfant lie NJ. CyriIle Sehexnaydre,
age de cinq mois. Son corps a etc
Transports b ST. Jean Baptiste.et depose
dams le tombeau de la famiIle
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LIE DR.. MAX. j. BECNEL.
Dentiste,

Annonce au public quill Went d'ou-
vrir un cabinet de dentisterie chez Nine
Max Recnel, sur la rive droite de cette
paroisse. Ses heures de travail sont de
hut heures ct demie onze heures. lie
matin ct de une heure cinq heures lie
soir, chaque jour, eXcepte lie dimanehe,
lie mardi etsle jeudi.
Ces deuX derniers iotlrs,
l on lie trouvera chez Nine
Rose Curtis, rive gauehe, on il Went
d'ouvrir un cabinet dentaire.
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). 3Tes2t'r r,leif ees. y q 2ee-
nado ct Floyd c. Wren. Les eandidats
qui n ont pas r6ussf auront lie privilege
de subir un autre examen dams les BRAN
ches on lis he Sc sont pas distingues a la
prochaine reunion de la Commission, en-
octobre. Celia les encouragera etudier
diligemment pendant l'ete.
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Marriage.

~ ct Nine Camilla Haydel, de rhabi-
tation Waterford, annoncent lie marriage
de leur file Anna NJ. Georges Folse,
de Thibodaux, rEglise Notre- Dame du
Rosaire, paroisse ST. Charles, le q juil-
LET, heares du soir. Passtae scartes.
Les .amis sont invites ? assister.
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Cotton Gin.

NJ. Jrck Strange nous prie d'annoucer
d tous eeux que celia peut intereseer
quill reeu son cotton gin ct quill
sera installe ct pret q fonetionner quand
la saison de Ia eueilIette du cotton sera
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d;..ss i;1 ii ii, Polls, Polls Jury
Of s7e Parish Of St. John the Baptist.
THURSDAY. July Z. 1901.

lie following newly elected members
of : 2 Police Jucy presented their COM
mission and certificate of qualification
and were called to order by the. .secre
taF of the old Jury first ward. Chas.
E. fsEsndron second ward, Emile Barre !;
thira ~ard. Alovon Granier fourth ward.
AuIustin Lasseigne sixth ward, Geor-
ge lRaar5eois. NJ. Joseph LeBrnn.
eleal 4 for the fifth ward, did not appe.r.
ii is moved by Mr.. Gendron aud Sc
conied by Mr.. Bourgeois that MIR. Gra-
ME. be elected president pro tenn. Car
ried.
]. is moved by Mr.. Lasseigne and Sc
conled by Mr.. Barre that Mr.. j. j.
Rei,e be elected secretary pro tenn.
Carried.
The Jury. having organized, pro-
ceesed to business.
The inmates of the last meeting We're
reat AM approved.
! - ssss.-->s-sz zon utf Mr. Barre, seconded by
Mr. Mrs1dendron. the following claims were
approved and ordered paid:
Ed iu O. Mccoy, for one type
| writer. SID U0
F. 7. Hansell & Bro, for three
Ew books and express. ... 40 40
PaS Berthelot, sheriff. freight
| II lumber to steamer Lafour-
| = .......-...... w
81, F,. attendance on court seven
/ LA s at SIS. 35 90
Sent. t,rrest and transfer of
| 10 2hn Henry to and
ara .sThibodaux % so
ST. for conveying prisoners
~ and Walter Banks to the
aeItentiary. y............. q 10
Same. for transfer of Dick Banks
flpm Gretna to ST. John. -. 10 %
Perez and helper, for repairs
3 bscourthouse ............. q 81
Cesstin Victor. for dinner to
DIR in case of State vs.. Wal
tanks, and for hauling
u. 6 20 courthouse. 8 o.
atm Delivery, for ice
~ le ~ ...... 4e
moins 7saas ,sss
Az s3 Il
tram
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CHAS. LASSEIGNE. REDAoTEUR.
ADJOURNMENT :

Un An, $3.50. Six Mois. IS cents.
Une rernise de 33 pour cent est faite aux
shonn6s qui patent d'ayance on dams lie pre-
mer nois de announcement. Apresce temps
il n est plus fait de remise.
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TOM B 8.

lie soussigne previ+nt lee families qu'll SO
charge edeIENTRETIEN DIES TONNES aals
les cimetieres De st. jean -Baptiste et ST.
Pierre ainsi que de rOUYERTURE BEo
FnupS, de la co NsT RUCTIoN DES NONE
MENrS ct de toutes les reparations neeessaiTes
au bon etat des travaux qu III seront contiss.
FAUSTIN RODRIGUE.
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Il un H0UliA3afs.

lie soussigne annoace aux habitants de st
Jean Baptiste quill s'oeeupe du tisitement
des chevaux ct des oretations de taates sor-
tes ieur taire. II Sc rendra de suite -hes
enx qui le feront appeier.
S'adresser chez lui, rive gauche. on lni 6cri-
re la poste de Reserve.
CELEsTIN aREDY.
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pre- sder of the court, the clerk OF
dnie presented to thesg Jury the follow
FL ktract. from the report of the Grand
~ dated June. 1904
4 Extract from the report of the Grand
.J1ty for the June, 1904, term of the
Twenty eighth Judicial District Court
Pfrish of st. John the Baptist.
IT, We would recommend the painting
ofthe wire part of the Jail building, as
t1e sRid wire is getting somewhat rusty
a. We &ayld request that notice of the
- ses be posted all over the parish.
7 = am true extract.
n4Parish of st. John the Baptist, La,
Jspe 20, 1904.
aZENoN MILLET,
aClerk of Court
| IIt is moved by Mr.. Bourgeois and Sc
ctnded by Mr.. Lasseigne that the sheriff
be athorized to make the repairs, as re-
commended by the Grand Jury.
Adopted.
1t is moved by Mr.. Bourgeois and Sc
eeaded by Mr. Gendron. that the Jury
taxes recess of few minutes to make
a parish budget.
Adopted.
After recess had been taken, the
Jury was again called to order.
| It is moved by Mr.. Gendron and Sc
cended by Mr.. Barre that the following
! tableau of probable expenditures for the
year 1904 be adopted:
Tableau of expenditures for the year 1904
adopted by the Police Jury of the Parish o
| St. John the Baptist at the sitting of July
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Adopted by the following vote yeas,
Bourgeois, Gendron, Barre, Granier and
/ Lasseigne nay. none.
/ It is moved by Mr. Barre and Sc
eonded byssIr. Bourgeois that the ta-
fb1eau of expenditures. as adopted, be
spublished in the official journal of the
Iparish for thirty days,
] Adopted.
| There being no further business, on
motion duly seconded, the Jury adj
iourned.
AL0voN GRANIER,
~ President.
A true copy:
J. j. RENE,
Secretary.
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s.seHraai oa;eiel
DE Ia fae.oIssE ST. JEAN BAPTISTE
Er DU BUREAU DEs ECoLEs.
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SOUTH SCITUATE.

Mise Grace Salisbury 10 sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Issse Ysaw spent Saturday
with Mrs. Spears In Foster.
Arumber from here attended the en-.
tertainment at Ashland last week.
There were guests from Providence At
the Glen Echo Farms on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Billings and Miss
Billings of Providence spent Sunday At
Benjamin wilbur's.
BENJAMIN Wilbur and Lena Wilbur at
tended the reunion and bsnqust OF the
"Cs,slonisns," heldIin theHemenwayfio-
tel, Boston. last week.
The Christian Endesvor meeting 10 held
from 6 to 7 o'clock, followed BY Q praise
service, the evening service beginning o,
7.3o. All srs cordially invited.
w. B. Wilson of Providenc. will give
his stereop,icon lecture upon his recent
travels In tie Orient. Sunday evening,
Dec. II, at the South Seitus,s Bsptis,
Church. All are invited.
A bean supper was held at Mise. Nellie
Pot,er's, Saturday evening. which wac
well attended. A large number coming
from Roeklsnd. Clsyville. Foster and
ether places. II was great success. The
proceeds 10 TO be used TO paint the chapel.
There was music by tie Howard Orches-
ua.
George Price. the welI-kno~n harness
maker and dealer 10 harness supplies and
horse clothing, now located on Olseyvills
square. will remove early In December 10
Twitchelrs Bloch. iS4s Westminster st.
q few doors esst Of the Olneyville Pos,
OHce. He IL now selling out . large
stock Of harnesses, horse blankets, etc.
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CENTERDALE.

Mrs. A. f. Pernell preached Sunday at
the Methodist church.
Rev. Levi B. Edwards officiated Snn-
day at the Fruit Hill chapel.
The East Side Praying Band will hold
a revival service Sunday evening at the
Methodist church.
lanes p. Stiff will be at the town clerks
Office Wednesds yfrom 10 m TO IL m, 10
receive North Providence taxes.
Miss Mary r. Olney was elected on the
Democratic ticket TO the Office OF School
Committee and enjoys the honor of being
the first woman ever elected 10 Office In
North Providence.
Sanford E. Kinnecom is the possessor
OF handsome loving cup from his local
political associates. The presentation
occurred Wednesday evening at Mr.. Kin.
necom's residence near Lymansville.
The new mill OF The Centerdsle worsted
Co. al Olneyville 10 nearing complexion
The steam heating and electric lighting
are being installed, and 10 10 expeere q.
that by January Ist the plant will be In
running order The Centerdale Mills are
now runninga night shit. II is inten.
ded that the esrding and combing shall
be done In the new mill.
The first meeting Of the rev council
occurred Nov. II. Michael J. Kirby was
chosen president. The customary list Of
constsbulsry and police was appointed.
alter which the counciil considered q re.
quest of Joseph Benn ard Sons that .
Saturday snc Sunday officer be appointed
for the Sreystone district The matter
wa. refereed to the Chief OF Police.
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MsNrON.

Howard Blake and family have removed
to Olneyville.
Elisha Dyer is confined to his home BY
very serious illness.
The Manton Club hold a pig roast on
the evening Of December Sth.
Mrs. Charles Moore, who has been crit.
ieally Ill, is slightly improving.
A son VIZ born on Friday OF last week
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 4. Coffin.
The Mauton Athletic Club had a meet
ing in Kings Hall on Tuesday evening".
Benjamin Hslliwell has pursha,ed the
Poole Cot,sge on the "Dr. Mowry HILL"
Las, Friday evening was observed as
parent. Night At the Msnton Grammar
School.
Rev. John A. Brown gave an illustrated
lecture on the Holy Land Al the Baptist
Chapel on Tuesday evening.
A child cantats. entitled the Conquer
ing Cross" was given at the Church Of
Christ last Sunday evening.
Frank Penchley OF Hose Is, who was OF
duty for over year on account OF iIiness,
is back to hi. old post OF duty.
Mrs. Debo Knox Livingstone will
give n temperance address in the Baptist
Chapel on the evening OF Dec. I3th.
]. II. Palmer OF Newton. Mass. and
Rev. George r. Atha were the speakers,
Sunday, at the Belknap Baptist Chm
The people Of the thickly settled portion
OF Manton on the Johnson side are soon
to enjoy the conveniencies OF city postal
delivery.
George Norton. Leroy Emhoh snd II.
V. Brownies have lust returned from a
very successful duck hunting expedition
a, Cape Cod.
1t is expected that Miss Sarah Dyer
Barnes will deliver a lecture before the
Johnston Improvement Society at an
early date, on Italy"
The musicale given at the home Of
Mics Nellie Irons last week tor the pur-
pose or securing funds tor the Baptist
Chapel was well attended and fnancialls
ard mu'ically n suecess.
George Price. the well.known harness
maker and dealer In harness supplies and
horse clothing, now located on Olneyviile
square, will remove early In December To
Twitchell's Block, I84S Westminster at,
a few doors east OF the Olneyvi'e Post
Office. He is now selling ou' large
stock OF harnesses. horse blanket. etc.
The sup rintendent Of the Johnston
schools has arranged with Miss Sarah
Dyer Barnes, assistant superintendent
OF the Providence schools, to give two
talks on Teaching Language" The
first address will be given at the Manton
school house on Friday, Dec. ,. at ago
p. m. The schools will close that sfer-
noon that afternoon that all the teachers
may be president