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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
Metropolitan The transformer"


Sydney Rosenfeld has just completed
been accepted by MIR. Kendall and his
managers, Liebler e. Co., and will be
presented at the Metropolitan for the
half week. beginning Thursday. It
promises better results than any vehicle
with which the comedian has ever be-
| fore been supplied The new play is
|. entitled "The transformer, and the
/ title role is based upon a well-remem-
bered character familiar to the smaller
towns in Massac husetts and Connectl7;
cut. twenty years: ago. a strolllng ACTOR ACTOR
and. monologist bearing the sobrlquet
! of I" Comical Brown. - 4 Brown combined
/ of heart with. no ,inconsiderable talent
! as a. recitationist and mimie. : Accom-
panying, him was one. Dunbar, a very
good 4 ballad singer, and between
! Brown s Jmono1ogs and Dunbar's songs,
?! the audience was kept in roar.
! Brown was quite a: vocalist. and his
! Quaint rendering Of Billy Barlow
l.; and "EThat's No Business Of Nine
still. fingers in the memory of the older
inhabitants turnout the entire southern
| half Of New England. -, =.
+ It was his custom Ito stroll into a
town orvillage two or three days before
Jne contemplated pet1oi iudnc0' o'Ac y
ter into the serlousa undertakings OF me
moment or the sports OF me tresloents
Preclsely as tno ne was ong VI Inein d ~
ne 1nVaflaoly pioveua Neieoi,i s az ~ -;
ne was prlgnt, .[eecuIeelul anu "eAi-in-
formed on all suDJects. ...- !,
He was born in Leicester, Mass, and
from just after the, close Of the civil
war up well into the eighties he fol-
lowed the rowing life ABOVE. descrloeG.
He passed away when ne, was ABOUT 49,
practically as poor ~. pocket as wheT ne
| started, altho ne had made a great zeal
OF money, put ne had also oeen gener-
GUS In good WORKS, and altno MS pecu.
mary accumulat1ons were non est, YET
the sweet New Engiand ar was hlled
with the door OF MS klndly acts' MS
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Observation-Disclosures Vaudeville.

The Unique theater has rather pre-
tentious bill for the coming week. There
are no less than four comedy sketches
booked, and there will probably be con-
siderable rivalry as to which will win
the most laughs. ttThe All-Star Trio ;,
as Levigne, Riley and Levigne style
THEMSELVES. are to present a comedy
play1et. Gibson, Nash & Co. appear in
society skit. Ed B. and Rolla White
introduce q boxing stunt in a farce
sketch and the Mannings have an Irish
sketch, they call Troublesome Ser
wants.
A novelty equilibrist, the, great De
Coe. who does things on tables and
chairs, is featured as the headliner,
ana is announced to be wonder. Har-
old Beckro and Herman La Fleur, the
latter the latest candidate for favor to
come up from the Unique's amateur
class, are to sing an illustrated ballad.
The boys sing nicely together and their
singing Of "I've Saved It All for
You, with the assistance of "Little
Jimmy in the chorus last week, proved
one Of the big song hits Of the season.
There will be motion pictures, as us
aal. The change Of bill occurs Mon
day, and the clever entertainers Of this
week hold over today. The Unique is
being red decorated sthruout and the
work is being conducted without inter.
fering with the performance. 5
Dewey Tiger Lilies.
The fact that "The Tiger Lilies .
has for several years been recognized
as the leader of the burlesque class
has by no means encouraged its man.
agement, the Campbell Drew Amuse-
ment company, to rest on its laurels
The same spirit Of progress, which has
in seasons past prompted them to- de.
viate from the beaten paths of bur,
lesque and vaudeville and present q
performance that savored of ordinary
burlesque only in title. will be found
in the present season. offering AS
will be seen next week, when this pop
ular. show will appear at the Dewey
ttheater, commencing Sunday matinee
Oct. j, the company boasts of corps
cred in one combination-.singers with
pleasing voices, graceful dancers
smart vaudeville turns and choru:
! Of beautiful girls. The superiority Of
IstThe Tiger Lilies will be found mo-
only in the artists composing the com
| pany, but in the beauty and lavishnes
4 Of the production. Two musical ira
vesties and an olio Of vaudeville act
compose the bill. The opening numbe
is entitled "a Temporary Husband. :
1T is an Americanized adaptation O.
] the comedy Of that name which created
! a Juror in Paris last season. It is il
j the closing burlesque, however, TIL
King of the Coffee Fields that tn
full strength Of he company Maayy will b
4 webb, Will y. Cooke, Jeanette she1
4 wood, Cunningham and Lord, and tn
4 "Tigerscope are also on the bill.
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Week of October End
JOURNAL AUTO TOURS

Modern Touring Cars with expert chauffeurs
circle the lakes and travel the bouleyards. All
interesting points in the city visited.
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aRAND OPENING Of Nicollet Roller
Skating Rink, Nicollet avenue and
Lake street, Monday, Oct. 2, at 1:3o
pm. and Z pm. Music by First
Regiment Band in rink and by or
chestra in music hail.. Admission,
10 cents. Dancing, SOC per couple.
Each gentleman must be accompanied
by a lady at the dance.
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Unlike other prepared .rooings, Carey
Roofing cannot be cheapened to it, a
price. Once a TCarey's, always a Ca
rey s., See W. S. Mott Co.. Tel. 376. :,
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Orpheu11,-Modern Vaudeville.

the Orpheum this week as the feature
will be a sensation, greater than the
shooting by Bordeverry, the Gre
alton Of woman out Of nothing or
any Of the sensational features seen
at the Orpheum.
The g loop-the-loopn and 1eap-the-
gap Z, affairs Of previous seasons sink
into sinsignifcance beside this latest
of death defyings cycle exhibitions. Ar
thur Stone. or e { Wizard r Stone, as
he is called, is a. young man who risks
his life at saDerf ormanee while
|swhirling arouh d Bhts interior of "a
great aiioba Of Std bands. His wife
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Hoodwinks the Ocu1ist.. Madden Eye
Medicin cures eyes. (Don It smart.) Csc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
SOUTH CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Eeulnl iiapgood is Attending
school at Camhrilge.-Th supper ana sale
nv the South Cambridge cemetery aSSo-
citation was Il success Nearly all the
beautiful and useful articles were sold
and large company pnrtooK or inc
vjands for which the ladies of South CAM
bridge have long teen famous. Miss ..el-
lie Mclnndy and Mrs. John A. Waterman
from burlington We're present. Mrs.
Waterman presided at the booth of fancy
articles and Mrs. a. ~. Wood at the
candy booth. Orlando Holmes held the
luckv number that drew the beautiful
worsted bed quilt. The receipts We're
about 500 Great credit is due the ladies
OF the association for their untiripg ef-
forts to beautfy the cemetery. Henry
Hebb has rendered efficient help as sup
erintendent also Mrs. Cora Buker as
president. 1t is expected new steel wire
fence which has been ordered VIII be
erected before winter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28

returned from Worthwhile, where she had
been tn. guest of her sister. Mrs. Gavin
Slayton for the past two weeks.-iienry
smith, who worked for Ira Ald.lch on
the mountain fer past two W ara. has
moved to South Rycgate.-flarold Aus
tin moved his household goods to More
town last week.--Clarcnce straw has
Turner has l.aSnd from Mr.. Vail. DR..
Turner has his office there ii. p. Ham
cock hauled the iron for the new bridges
from Montpolcr Friday and Saturday.
1t is expected the bridge vii. be COM
rleted this week.-Mrs.. and Mrs. r. Il.
of their marriage ut their home on
Hampshire hill on Wednesday last All
the children and grand children, 20 in all
were at home. also one adopted son.
Guests to the number of 60 We're present
and enioyed the good things prepared by
The host and hostess. 1t was a very en-
ioyahle occasion. The children returned
To their homes in Barre and Hanover,
n. H.. on Thursday.-Mr ana Mrs.
George Putnam are going to New York
IN the excursion this Wcek.--firover
Templcton has gone to Putnamvi!le 10
work in the cloths pr. factory.-Mrs.
Ilcnrv Cnslcy and her son. George Caslcy
one day last week Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Bancroft and John of East Calais visited
at J. II. Wilson's on Thursday last.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
WORCESTER.

There was 4 pleasant gathering at the
residence of Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. r. Conner
in Worcester Wednesday,. September 20,
when the 40 anniversary Of their marri-
agc was celebrated in happs manner.
All of their nine children arc living and
were prcsone to enjoy the occasion, also
l.. grandchildren. Six of tho children arc
married, Mrs. Winnie Mcl;lrov of West.
munster. West Albert w. Conner and
Ernest S. Of Hanover. y. II, Milt on
nf st. bloomsbury. Frank Of Barre and
Mrs. Fulaccn Barrett Of Northampton
MISS, all Of their families being prcst Mt
The married are Clarence of Hanovor
y. r.. A n and Luke who reside with
their pare nts. FiftN-onc persons sat
down to Il ho,rtiful dinner, while other
friends ard neighbors came in the after
noon increasing the number to between
60 and ~. The worthy coupl" wore the
recipients Of two nice chairs, pre- seated
'y their children, also silvcrvarc and a
sum of money from others. Ice cream
and sake was served during the after
noon increasing the number to between
Among tho guests from, out Of town
were. Mrs, Pauline Lawrence OTIS and
Sadie Lawrence. A. r. Leonard and wife.
Charles Leonard and family. Henry
Leonard and wife 9ud Rerton Leonard
IF Mddlosox. Mr. and Mrs ". II. Conner
NJ Iarre. Edwin Rollins and wife. Dean
Wells and wife u Woodbury.. Mrs. C. p.
Leonard If Mortified and Mr. and Mrs.
iiert Cove and Miss Alice Cove of West
Berlin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28

Carrie are IN New York for n few days
they expect also to spend a few days at
bridgeport. Gem.
An electrical arrlnccrlcnt has arrived
TOR the local telephone office. which Will
do away with the crank system when
ringing subscribers.
steam heating plant is to be put
into the Congregatie nal Parsonage,
Airs. Iorn'ne +. Farmer of .'larcmont
y. H., j. "A guest of Mrs. r. II. Crossctt.
Rowe Morrison has resigned his position
rs clerk ut Dr"w Dani'ls'S granite shed.
Mrs. H. G.. Bates Of Essen Jun, tiCn
is II guest at the home of Mrs. c. l.
Hatch.
w. y. Parker went Tuesday noon Ia
Now York for two weeks stay.
The Philomathean club was entertain-
ed ut the home OF Mrs Il. X, Dcmeritt
on last Friday afternoon. The house was
rrcttily decorated with tho club flowers
pink carnations Mrs. r. T.. Palmer as
sisted in serving supper.
The subject of the Christian f.ndoavor
meeting on SUNDAY evening will he "rh.
Home ssi,nary Work of Our Donom-
'nltion." The meeting will be conducted
Icy Miss Alice Seahury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Nathan w. Patch. who boards at tho
homo of j. A. Dow on Champlain streot
maze an attempt to end his life late SAT-
urdhN evening by taking an eighth of an
ounce OF strNchnine. DIR. Eastwood was
c"''e" ana administered an'idotcs 1t is
reported that Mr.. Patch had said that nc
soon rs his money was gone he would
YAK" poison and end his life. lie was
unable to pay his board and prcf.rroa
"'ath rather than 20 to the town farm
Mr.. Fatch was for many years a prosncr
"ns FARMER and Spectator and is we'll
known in this vicinity. Mr. Patch woa
improving Monday and it is eypoctod
that he will recover
Aihert .. DurSy of this town and Miss
Moll" barnard Werc married Yesterday
at noon at tho homo of the bride in
flttsford. After n two weeks wcddinc
tour, Mr.. and Mrs. rurgy will reside on
RoSsit"r street in this town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
MIDDLESEX.

Mrs. Maria Smith of Jeffersonvi!le is
visiting her daughter Mrs. George Alex
ander,-Johr Peters of Barre began work
for J. H. Robinson Mcnday.-C. Mssser
Of Barre began work for George Alex
ander this week and is to remain through
the wintcr-James Cameron is to have d
dance in Iolden's hall Wednesday cvcn-
ing. The ladies of the l'nivsrsalist
society Will firnlsh supper.-L"vi Swift,
wife and two daughters, Misses l.u "
ard Helen, took in the excursion to New
York. Mr.. Swift will return Thursday.
but Mrs. Swift and daughters will remain
ionfer.-AIrs. Ida Goodwin and daughter
went on tn" excursion to New York last
week. MIR. Goodwin is to meet them
thtre.-N arien Wrscy finishes his sea-
sons work with L. e. Wilder this week
and Ia TO move to the Nichols tenement
and work for Mr.. Nichols during the
winter.-Thc schools ara To close next
"Wednesday on account of the Montpelier
centennial
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
DERBY.

The remains of Miss Inez Grout were
were brought home last Saturday night.
Funeral services was held at hor home
Sunday afternoon. the Rev. O. L.
Aiken officiating. She was buried
in the cemetery near TT" village
Miss Grout was a young lady, of whom
it might truly he said "Nonc knew her
hut to love" She was n graduate of
the L. v NJ. End n very popular teacher,
She leaves parents. one brother and a
sister to mourn her loss.-Miss Helen
Comings celebrated her 18th birthday
last week The class in the acado my. of
which she is Il member, each with an
inv tied friend. spent tho evening at her
home. She was the recipient OF 4 gold
watch from her parents and many other
proscnts-NIiss Victoria Grout was in
town last Sunday to attend the funeral
OF her ncico, 1ncz Grout.-Mss Parker
OF Auburndale. Mass, who has been
stopping at \. +. Nilcs's for two or three
weeks has gone to Newport for Il short
stay.-Mrs. Gardner I.o,her died some
two weeks since. after a long Illness.
She had severe attack of pneumonia
several weeks since and had a relapse
from which she did not rccovcr.-Thc
Congregational society are painting their
parsonage and repairing the barn con-
ncctcd thercwith.-Mr. and Mrs Frank
Marvin of st. Adams visited Mrs.
Marvin's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Robbins. last week.-Thc Willing Workers
are preparing the drama entitled Mrs.
Wigs and tho Cabbage Patch" ard will
give it in the near future.-De aeon ana
week in New Hampshire, returning last
Saturday night.-Alec Navlor has bought
the T.. Waterman place, paying $3.50 thcrc-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
WATERBURY CENTER.

Miss Elizabeth and Augusta Collcy left
Saturday noon for Hill. N. r., their
former homo. for an indefinite stay.-R
y. Dcmertt and wife and daughter of
Plnttsbuigh are guest at j.. A. Lyons
for n wcck-Cutc n large delegation
from f.. Sttson W. II. G. attended district
convention at Montpelier Friday last
Miss Di,ntha Ncwcomh is visiting her
neice. Mrs. Maurice Eddy. in st. Johns
bury for few wceks.--Mts a. L. How
ard, who has for several years passed
her summers here, came this year early
in June and left Wednesday, fer her home
in Boston. She returned Saturday from
ten days trip to Montreal. She has
been boarding at Edgar Nauphns.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
NoRTHFlELD.

William r. Kerr, clerk In c. s. Rich.
monds store has bought the Mrs E. A
Shuttle worth house on Main st.cet
and will take possession as soon as
vacated by Mr. Wheeler, who has
bought the ]. NJ. Holland house en-
Spring street.
Miss Nellie Hassett returned on Sat-
urday night from the White mountains
where she has been during the simmer
months. Miss Kate I1assctt leaves the
latter part of the week for Mt Clc-
mems, Mich. to be gone several months
during this time her store will be con-
Quoted by Miss Nellie Hassett.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
EAST ROXBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Glpin from
West Berlin visited at j. Buzzel's recent
I'M y. Clayton from New York city
is spending his vacation at George Fuss
s w. HAYWARD from Boston aud Iiar-
lict HAYWARD from Randolph were
guests at George Wardncr's last week..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foss took trip
to Roche ster. New York Leach and
Portsmouth. returning home the first of
the wcek--Charles Nye from Barre was
guest at l.. A. Eastman's last week.
MIR. and Mrs George Knowles took their
little son to the hospital in Burlington
where he had an operation last week -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Blanchard returned
ia their home in Boston last wcck--Car-
roll Fuller fell from a tree ana broke
his arm and spraned his wrist recently
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
TROY.

4 nine pound hoy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Willis on Thursday. Sep
temtcr 2l.-Mrs. May Higgins has gone
to New York called there by the illne SIS
Of her husband-Ncd Martin and family
have returned 10 their home in New
York city.-John Smith & making cider.
--Eertha Martin is Mt Newport lca,Ine
the milliners trade.-B. c. Phelps has
moved his family to North Troy. where
ne has cmploymont.--M Mrs. Carroll Smith
has been visiting her parents ut Sutton,
+. Q.-Potatoes are rotting badly. Some
farmers say that half the crop is a fail
IRE,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
ROXBURY.

Fred Dickinson of Waitsfcld. n. Y,
was In town recently.-Mrs NJ. A. Dicken-
son of Woodstock is visiting her mother
Mrs NJ. F.. Chasc-Will Bolan of RAN
dOlph Center was a recent guest at John
Grady's ,-George Chadwick OF ST. Al
bans was ut George W. Frenchs recent.
ly.- Mrs. II. G. Stanley lost a gold watch
at Mortified fair Wednesday of last
week.-Chas. stone and family Of Warren
werc recently guests at NJ. r. Bayleys
as was also Daniel Stone OF Lincoln.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MORETOWN.

Mrs. Byron Trumbell from Golftown
Mass. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Freeman.-The remains of
Thomas Sullivan from Warren were
brought here for burial last Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. G Sleeper and Mr. and
Mrs. &. Seaver went To Montpelier to
attend tn" wedding of their niece and
cousin Wednesday evening. -Evangclical
meetings are being held in the Methodist
Church in the evening this week under
the charge of the Rev. G. Smith from
Worcester and the Rev. Mr.. Clapp from
Burlington. Mr.. Smith has charge of tho
meetings with singing and gutar.-Mr
and Mrs. Harold Austin have moved nto
II. o. Wards tenement above the village
by the mill.-F. e. Atkins went to South
FaystOn Tuesday to repair mills there.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
FORESTDALE.

The Nov and Mrs. c. T.. Hill are visit
ing relatives in Newcomb, Plattsburgh
ana Syracuse, n. Y.-The Rev. T. T.
Curtis of Chittenden will conduct the
service at the w. NJ. Church next Sun.
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Degarmo and
Johii Desarmo ar" visiting relatives in
Port Henry. n. VI c. Newton and
daughter. Cleo. and Mr. Mead of Ticon-
dorosa. \. V. spent sunday at Mrs F.s-
ther Newton s.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Bird and Wallace Bird are spending Il few
days III lIortonvillc.-Mr. Marvin of Con.
necticut is visiting at Waliam Cook S.
Mrs. Charles Ross and two children of
Washington, d. c., visited at Mrs. 4. c.
Capcn's last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
ALBANY.

Mr. A. r.. Norris has bought Clarence
C]ctchcrs house anC will move in as
soon as possible. Mr.. Fletcher and wife
Will go to Hyde Park to work in Il hotel.
rho people of Albany and others gave
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher n reception on
the evening Of September 23.-Jcrry
Reynolds is visiting his father and other
rrlativcs.-Harry Davis has rented his
farm to Ernest Dunn ard will work for
,Ir Stevens of raetsbNrY. William
Cheney and Evelyn spent Sunday with
his mother who Is sick.-J. y. Rogers
has bought c. C. Wheeler's store at Bar
ton Landing and takes possession before
the 18th of October.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPoRT.

It is stated on good authority that the
Canadian Pacific railway will erect an
other -four shed OF the same size and
dimensions us the one they are row oc-
oupying on the opposite side of the track
and that it is to be ready for occupancy
in The early spring
Miss Marion Dane left Monday for Bur-
lington, where she enters her course OF
studies n. the y. V. NJ
The sudden death of Isaac Rollins Mon
day morning was surprise to his many
friends Mr. Rollins has been in the en-
plOy OF tho Boston T. Maine railroad for
n number of years rs car inspector and
was attending to his duties as usual on
Monday morning. On the arrival of the
New York express, while adjusting an
air hose on the rear car, he WAS seen to
pitch forward and before aid could reach
him was dead Apoplcxy is given as the
cause Of his death.
The Mcmphremagog house will close foi
the winter after October T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
lRASBURQH.

Leo Cock and Leland Green returned
to burlington this week TO continue their
studies at the l.. V. M.--Dr. Edmunds of
Bristol has been visiting friends ir town.
MIR. Walker the chalk talkcr of White
field n. H.. is holding meetings nj the
Methodist Church every evening They
are we'll attended and will continue this
week Mrs. Fiskc has returned tn her
home in Greenfield. Mnss.-Houscs on
t,huHch street arc now being supplied
with the village water Quite u large
company attended the supper ~ the Con-
grcgational Church parlors last Friday
nftcrnCon-7hc Rev. j. Poetor attended
the ministerial meeting at East Charles
ton last wcck-Miss Amman will speak
O., homo missionary work in the Con-
grcgatior,l Church next Sunday morn
ing--Mrs. IIoldrgo has been quite i'll the
past week. .-Georgc Phillips and family
arc visiting in 1Iopknton. ". Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
EAST WARREN.

The Rev. A. l.. Cooper of Randolph
VIII preach in the East Warren Ch,i,ol
next Sunday ut II o'clock William
dumas, who has been spending thu; pa,
three weeks in Montpelier has returned
William Summcrvilc Is building "A fine
mousse to replace the one burned neari,
TWO years ago.-Mrs. Myra Palmer HAS
returned from Lincoln. The REV NJ
wood. who has supplied the pulpit herd
the past summer, has finished hts ,,horl
ana reformed to Yale College. Mis-
Carrie Coghln % Nonticli,r &c ,,si,i,,,
at William Dumas's
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
BRoWN1NGTON.

Mrs. Tito has hired Mrs. T.. r. Leland s
tenement and will move in soon.-iome T.
Leland is moving to Evansville. Henry
Prescott has been very sick hut is gain
ing.--Atss Ida of Sutton visited Mrs r.
j. Murray last wcck.-Pliny Beard has
finished worlt for w. +. Morey and gone
to Providence II. J.. to work in ma
chine shop.--rhc remains of {. j.. Gilbert.
"A former resident of this town. were
brought here for burial in the village
cemetery Satur1ay.-N1rs. James Humph-
rcy. IL lady of 81 years old recently visit
cd her two daughters, Mrs. Pcldon Grey
and Mrs. Benjamin Rurrows.-Alrs. Olive
Barry died Thursday and the body was
taken to Patton, =. @, for burial Satur-
day.