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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-19

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y was too bad, however, that the most
interesting parts Of the play were
marred BY the rattfng Of the piano ii
an attempt to make "soh music. Z Ii
the absence Of an orchestra such
things should be abandoned.
Presbyterian Social Mrs. Little aud
Mrs: Call Will give q dime social at
the residence Of Mrs. Little on Thurs.
day afternoon Of this week. a most
cordial invitation Is extended to ell
Of the town ladies' to attend.
Good Business The business IL
such ct the Northwest that cots in the
parlor are common things these
nights. n order TO relieve this crowd.
ed condition the rooms IN the house on
the south side Of the track belonging
to Mr.. Patterson has been furnished
and the overflow Will be accommodates
there
Will Heat From One Plant in the
northwest corner of the new block d.
@. Patterson Is installing heating
plant designed not only to heat the
new building, hut also the several
buildings owned by him In that vicini-
". This system Is In vogue in many
OF the larger cities and Is found
economical and satisfactory.
Plenty Of Melons "A party OF local
people have returned from q. visit to
John Birch, who has a fine farm near
Stewartsdale. They report having the
greatest watermelon feast Of their
lives. Mr.. Birch having two acres Of
splendid melons on his place. AS an
evidence Of the truth Of their state
ment they brought back enough
melons to last them a week.
b Honors to Mayor Dlnnie The pres
ence5 in the city OF ex-Mayor Dinnie Of
Grand Forks prompted the mayor this
morning to tender him the keys Of the
city and Invite him to stay until the
late train In order that he might prop
erly be entertained. Mayor Dinnie
served as the executive Of the city Of
Grand Forks for six terms, In fact as
long as he cared for the place, and is
one Of the greatest hustlers in the
state. s:isfs s.;e,.ss$ sss
Handsome Brick Messrs. Leutz and
Weige1 Of Hebron were showing some
very handsome pressed brick Of diff
ferent colors to the capitol commits
sioners today. All who saw the sam
Pies spoke In praise OF the article
and expressed establishment that such
q fine product could be made In the
state. This new business for
Hebron and promises to become q
leading industry Of the Slope il the
product once becomes generally known
to builders and others.
A DESCENDANT Of Lewis Dr. and Mrs.
Mccormack Of Bowling Green, KY, ar
rived from the east today and this
evening the doctor will address the
medical association Of the Sixth dis.
trict Mrs. Mccormack is direct
descendant Of Meriweather Lewis Of
the Lewis and Clark expedition and by
rail will strike their trail here and
follow 4 to the coast. The meeting
will be held at Dr.. smyth's ONCE, and
citizens generally are invited to be
present as the doctor will speak Of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-19
THE ]. CITY !:
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Wednesday. Rising
Temperature. Max. % min. So.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-19

Read mo Trlbuna sor sssts New.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-19
Current Events Club The Current
Events club will meet with Mrs. D. j..
McGillis Wednesday at 2 O'Clock b. ID.

High School Foot Ball The organ
ization Of q high school football team
10 being agitated by enthusiasts OF the
game.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-19
Mandan Fair Trains.

800 ssI<stsOeH e sAfT y TdIHos So. Is
Trains for the Mandan Fair will run
as follows ION Bismarck time);
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-19

Road Open for Traffic The 500 line
u now open for freight traffic to
Coleharbor and Garrison and building
operations In those towns will now go
by leaps and bounds. $sts8 M
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-19

No Quorum quorum being pres
emit last night. the city council will
meet tonight. Ss sE5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-19

Good Business The business Is
such ct the Northwest that cots in the
parlor are common things these
nights. II order TO relieve this crowd
ed condition the rooms IL the house on
the south side Of the track belonging
TO Mr.. Patterson has been furnished
and the overflow Will be accommodat
there.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-19

y was TOO bad, however, that the most
interesting parts Of the play were
marred BY the rattiing Of the piano In
an attempt to make "soH music : II
the absence Of an orchestra such
things should >be abandoned.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06

Excursion to Boston Monday Oct. l6.
Particulars next week.
We hope in common with all their
friends that Mr.. and Mrs. George s.
Robinson may long enjoy the comforts
OF their coy and pleasant new home,
into which they move this week.
c. ID. Thurston and wife returned
home Monday from two weeks trip to
Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago and
other places, having enjoyed every
minute Of the time since starting.
The postmaster aud his clerks are
very busy these days collecting box
rent, which is now due for the present
quarter, making the semi-annual count
of all mail going into and received from
Canada, and the repairs to the building
which are i'll progress.
The new Sunday arrangement of
tram service oil the Grand Trunk Rail
way, viz. the running of trains No. =
and the same as upon week days, will
be the means of our having a midday
mail from Portland The post office
will hereafter be open on Sundays at
the usual time in the morning from 0
to 10, and in the afternoon from l.30 to
2.30 instead OF from ) to 6. This mail
will be only a through mail from
Portland, and not a local mail as upon
week days, but will bring the Sunday
papers, and considerable mail from
beyond Portland, which has arrived at
that office upon the night trains arriving
between p. NJ. Saturday and S A. NJ.
Sunday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06

The October term of our county
court convened at Guildhall, Tuesday,
October 3, Hon. George NJ. Powers
presiding judge. Prayer was offered 10y
the Rev. +. w. Buck, after which the
usual proclamation was made by the
sheriff. The call of the jury calendar
followed and of the twenty-three cases
set for trial by jury ten We're disposed
of by continuance or otherwise, and in
number of the remaining cases hearing
before jury may be avoided. At
present there are six cases definitely set
for trial by jury.
In the afternoon the grand jurors
were sworn in and very carefully and
earnestly instructed in their duties.
With special emphasis did Judge
Powers exhort the jurors to be true to
themselves and their office. 1t was an
interesting charge and seemed to us to
give as plain conception of the duties
and obligations of the grand jury as
any we have ever heard. w. ii. Bishop
was appointed foreman.
The petit Jurors were next called and
the oath administered. Several matters
were then taken up. The court sus-
tanned the demurrer in case of Farmer
VS.. John, also in case of Mary Hurrell
VS.. Fred Read. An order for temporary
alimony was made in the divorce case
of Fisher VS.. Fisher, and the case of
| Ramsdell VS.. Holmes on the Jury
calendar, and that of Hub bard VS.
| Miller on the court calendar were con
tinued. The court by direction Of
plaintiffs attorneys made the entry
discontinued" in the case of Islanc
Pond Water Co. VS.. VIM. Gallagher anc
by agreement of counsel the chancerN
case of Alex Stott, Jr. vs.. Town O.
Brighton and others was settled, discon
tinued aud injunction dissolved. At
o'clock court took recess until
o'clock Wednesday morning.
In the case of Lougee VS.. Phillips, tn
Court granted the defendant leave to fill
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06
PERHAPS Her Name is Maud.

A few days since a well known Port
land young lady, daughter of a railroad
man running between Island Pond and
Portland, a great baseball enthusiast,
went to Boston to witness double
header between the Bostons and
Chicagos, firm in the belief that the
former would win both games. But,
alas the other fellows won both, and
the lady in question is now called a
Jonah instead of mascot, and worse
than all, close friend suggests that i'll
the future if she really desires to Ward
off defeat for her favorite team, il
would be worth while to try the expert
ment of absenting herself from the
| game.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06

a demurrer aud the plaintiff the Priyi-
lege Of filing new counts.
In Tunnel ~ Davis, the Court over
ruled the motion for a continuance aud
ordered that the ease stand Tor tiial.
The case of Dauiurth ~. Moore Was
settled aud discontinued.
The case of Davis ". Goulrite and
trustee was continued GA the affidavit of
the defendant that ". Il. Moorr, the
paymaSter Of the Connecticut Valley
Lumber Co, was sick aud unable 10
attend court.
The chancery ease OF Porter II. Dale
vs.. David Wallace was entered d;scou-
.iuued.
Court adjourned until p NJ, then to
lake up the jury trial of Fitzgerald v.
Daley.
This latter case was finally continued
10 allow the entrance of Mrs. Fitzgerald
as co-executrix.
A further report will be given in our
next issue.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06
East Charles ton.

AT the church service next Sunday
morning the subject will be "Self."
Mrs. Jennie Aver and daughter
Grace have returned to their home at
Salem, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trip spent
Sunday here.
Mrs. Myrtle Gray is showing a new
stock Of millinery this week to the ladies
Of this vicinity.
A. c. Gallup has moved into the tene
ment vacated by A. F. Bushaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Trip have
returned from their western trip.
Miss Mabel LaRoche spent few days
here recently, her former pupils being
very glad to greet her after several
months absence.
{. +. Coruth as president of Clyde
River Creamery, is overseeing the
bringing of water for use in the cream
cry from a spring on the Z. c. Dunton
farm.
W. p. Cutter of Dixville, Que, a
former resident is spending the week
here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l. Foster of
Newark, spent a few days here with
Mrs. Fosters relatives recently.
Mrs. T. {. Camp of Newport and
little son spent part of the week with
her husband at the Union House.
The baseball team played two games
at Derby last Saturday, losing the first,
| | to 6, and winning the second, a ten
inning game by the score of ) to 3.
The Charleston team has won two out
of the series of three. This week two
games will be played with Stanstead at
West Charleston.
Sunday evening the state secretary of
the Y, NJ. c. A. is expected to be present
and speak at the church.
Among those who will go to the
Centennial celebration at Montpelier
from this place are Wilson Buck, G.. f.
Coruth, A. G. Fellows and Rev. l.. a.
Wilson.
Stephen Nichols, who was reported
critically i'll last week died Friday
morning, September 30. Mr.. Nichols
was very badly injured at the time his
only son was killed at Lowelltown, Me-,
and had never fully recovered. A wife
and one daughter survive him. The
funeral was held at the church Sunday
Rev. l.. A. Wilson officiating. There
was a large delegation of Island Pond
Lodge, F. & A. NJ, of which he was
member, present and their beautiful
service was rendered at the burial which
took place at Morgan. The flowers were
profuse and very beautiful.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06
Local Business Notices.
FOR SALE

\ Bankers horse stock, a machine
Tor shooting vicious horses. Harmless
aud guaranteed TO hold amy FESTIVE OF
vicious horse. Apply TO Thomas King.
Wool CARDING. Rartou Wooden
Mills cardiug aud greasing Sc. Wool
eft at Geo. W. Brackets store. West
Charleston, and lIickie's hardware store.
West Burke, carded aud returned AZ &c
Ter bunch extra. Hand >puuyarns and
rolls for sale. Leave orders at agencies.
DIR. Sutton, Surgeon-Deuti,t, Will be
IN town, professionally, October .. lO.
IL aud l.. Office at the Essex House.
DIR. Hight, chiropoiist Of Sherbrooke.
will be at the Essex House, Island Pond
Thursday and Friday, October - and
IL. Corns, huuious aud iugrowing
nails skillfully treated without pain.
DO you need a rug large, medium or
small. For few days we can show you
some fine things in this line. Call and
see them. Bosworth Store Co.
LOST. Somewhere between the Essex
House and Quimby's shop a wallet con.
tanning SIS in money and other papers.
a liberal reward will be paid for its
return to the HERALD office.
New line of cut glass at Bosworths.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06
Norton.

The Ladies Guild met with Mrs.
Webster of Stanhope on Wednesday,
aud during the remainder of the year
will meet each week for work.
Jos. Griffin and his aged mother of
this place were made to rejoice on
Saturday when the formers brother Jas.
Griffin, of Virginia, came to visit them
for the first time in five years. Mr..
Griffin was also welcomed by many old
friends.
j. A. Boutwell, Of Island Pond is here
this week on business.
Mrs. II. Emery of Island Pond accom-.
panied by her daughter, Mrs. r. Hotf-
man and little son Frederick, were the
guests of Mrs. Spaulding few days last
week.
H. w. Marsh and family spent last
Sunday out at Averill Pond.
Myrtle Spaulding has gone to Island
Pond to attend school.
Mrs. John Garland and son Ray
Emery, of Hastings, Me-, came on
Monday to spend few days with hel
father, Thos, Raymond, of Averill.
Mrs. Carpenter of Canaan, will be a
II. w. Marshs store the 9th, 9th and I'll
of this month with full line Of fal
millinery.
Rev. st. Delmas of Dixville, Que.
will give an illustrated lecture oil
"Petroleum and the Oil Regions" a.
the Baptist church next Friday evening
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. l.. A. Marsh and little son Rod
ney have returned from Montreal where
they were visiting friends.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06
Canaan.

II. w. Lund is improving slowly but
is not able to go out yet.
The Canaan fair was grand success,
there being about four thousand people
on the grounds the 2nd day. The show
of stock was not quite as good as
former years, but the floral, art, and
Vegetable departments were good, as was
the horse racing.
e. r. Magoon is repairing room
in the old school house for music
parlor.
We regret to report the death of Mrs.
E. j. Heath, which occurred last Satur.
day morning, aged 50 years.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06

Miss Marion Maroney is on weeks
visit to friends in Portland.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06
ESSEX COUNTY COURT.

CU T !. W , DFN UF
2. 5. j. w. Thurston sells our paint
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06

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nc 'uc'lon Noie advertised 10y H. =
lluer loF saturday at Morgan
Oe''''e' Has oe''' i'"e''"''e'S PoS'Pohe"'
James Kane and wife went to St.
Anne de Beaupre last Thursday, re-
turning Sunday. They report most
enjoyable trip.
Mrs. $. Z. Marks and little son came
last week to call on Old friends. and
were the guests of Mrs. l.. F. Jones
during their STAY.
Tho Iodios If loC u .,,;Ir .,,,,,.
at tha boma If tba;,. nrasi.L.ot N,rs q
W. Davis Saturday ovening o.tobar
full attendance is desired
Tho stated communicates. of Isron5
pond I.,loo L n f.n,i.,,.,.,,.,.,,.
month win be hold paxt Nordo,, ovo,;,,,r
At : O'Clock Work i axrect.I
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f'""N iiote Vi """"'o" """ 'H'''
S''"'' nope Vi o''o"' R"e' u'"'e from
'''e l"''e' pace l'S' / ''''S ~ l''"''''
o'l"' " N'9'' '''e'' ''S'e'' '''S' RE"
i-"'"iiee' 'e''' "'"s 'o''io ''o"''"t'
Willie Foster OF West Paris, Me-, and
"Jack Reeve and Roy, A. Bishop OF
Berlin, n H., employed as clerks 10y The
Grand Trunk Company, were at their
homes here over Sunday.
Essex Lodge, l. O. O, F., has been
invited to go to Coaticook on the 18th
inst, to attend the dedication of the
new Odd Fellows hall. Essex Lodge
assisted in the institution Of the order
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06
Y. NJ. 9, A. NOTES.

The afternoon meeting on Sunday
will be addressed by State Secretary
Morrison of Burlington. Don't miss
hearing him.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06
TOWN TOPICS.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

NUNIkTToEU u IEKS.
List OF letters remaining umcalled for
at Island Pond post office, September 30
Louis Couture,
Charles Jones,
Albert Pray,
ltcHii0H idrcrfiSed Letters.
o. ". Carpenter, Postmaster.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06

last week.
The W. r. &. will meet with Mrs.
ii. Il. Farmer Saturday evening, Octo-
Der Z.
Charles Later enjoyed a visit last
week from his mother, Mrs +. W. Han
son, of Lewiston, Me.
Jacob Stern and wife went to Berlin
Sunday to spend the new year holiday
season with relatives.
George Pease and family have moved
back here from West Charleston, and
to occupy the tenement over Lougee's
harness shop.
john Aldrich and wife after a two
years residence at North Stratford, n.
H., have again made Island Pond their
home. Good.
After many long months of illness
Chester King has sufficiently recovered
to resume his place an engine driver on
Dell Davis went to the hospital at
>''''' u ''"o' '''' we" io' ''e'''''e"' 'o'
her eyes. Poison was feared but
"'pPl'E TINS has 'een "'er'eu ana De''
IS uo'"9 h"eIy
The selectmen have negotiated with
''eSSF'' 'oSe' l"rher ana 20 ha'herS
u no''o"' To Jake tue 'o"' u n''s"'o"
wafer "o'l"S' "l'S 'ho"S'"o "oIl"'S ut
io"r per cent par
ErastuS Buck Post, the W. Il. C., and
Ladies of the &. A. r., have given up
the hall IN the Stern Brothers block,
ana are ht'lhS up convenient pace III
'''e ilooSo'' o'ocN Oh C'o'S street,
Frank II. Mason and wife OF Akron,
Ohio, made brief call on friends last
week, arriving Thursday night and
starting for home Saturday afternoon
They were the guests OF Almon Smith
and wife.
Raymond Monroe and wife are max
ing their customary annual visit to
Island Pond friends at this time,
pleasantly surprising Mrs. Monroe's
latler' Jon" .-l''e''"''' "u" ''' o'''e'
members oil his family
Alvah Blake underwent an operation
Sunday for the removal Of two tumorS
in his neck The operation was per-
formed 10y DR.. Ellie assisted by DIR.
Sargent, and was most successful, SO
that Alvah is making excellent progress
towards recovery.
marty of fourteen members of Ross
Encampmeut. No. 4, |. O. O. F., went
IN Barton last Friday to attend the
annual district meeting. They were
ro,,oIIv entertained by the Barton
hrotlrau Frontier Encampment of
Newport exemplifed the work of the
potriarchal decree. and Ross Encamp.
,o,t the Golden Rule degree, in a
nl.as;ny and satisfactory manner. The
neoting was held under the direction
of L + lame, d. d. G. p.
Como 4birtv or more Of the member,
cI,, po'7 1odco & 4 NJ went
49,. Clonlos+on last Sunday to assist
49,. s,o,.l of tbair late brother
>:.,.I,, u.no d;od Friday aoaC
~ .'..,. ,f,or hriaf services at tb.
ho,so tbo remains were escorted to the
ob,rcb where Rev. l.. A. Wilson spoke
comforting words to the bereaved. In
tormont was at the Morgan cemetery
whore fine body was consigned to mother
oo.+b amid the beautiful masoni,
Immoral service.
nav, TINA schedule on the Crane
r.,,l- want into effect Sunday. anc
,on,o ;,hnortaut changes in time hav,
hoen made, The day express train
= hotwa.n Montreal and Portland now run
=, c.,l,rs i,cyndad and the train
f,on, +ha former CITY arrive at Islam,
. pon1o Of 3O 4 NJ. and LOS and GA
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-10-06
TO CURE 4 COLDIN ONEDAY.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUlN-
me Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. +. W. Groves
signature is on each box. poe.
Evening star., 1905-10-27
CITY MARKET REPORT

.as sss he % msssst
ing x tie sen general nraeas 'Ss
lighter receipt and market arm Cre.nsry: fancy.
24,s. Western; nrsts. coy: seconds, 1oh. Process
frsti 49, seconds; le; Dairy. choice, 10; good, To-
Store ss packed fresh, ,5s .,,,.,,x 49,, .,o.s com.
Under grade or held stock Is unchanged as buyers
Ss:;sss f.: xsss: =: s,ss:;
C GMHEsEReeeipt. Zee I are light t and i demand good
This together with high cost interior points ere
iet Is runs very M'n rm oe New Yesf stale factory
1s .gs :m: 1 SsN %.se t.ssss, lsGE,
new choice, ia iair % to good. H. virgins. 10.
LIVE PoULTRY.-The arrivals eyery day this
]. the east It ha. BEEN inpo,.bis to NOV. ths
extremely dali especially on fowh and chicks
TURKEYS & when large and fancy ell readily but
sa 'fs S e. e. Hens. 'p per msa is T. pei
lsal4 Geese, Geese per- Sr b. @ TO- rurt.5: toms. Per Per h.
III esss Per @ - heats per lb as and
ket easy. especially on fowis % eonsderabie % per per
centage Of the chicks coarse and shaggy and
jority turkeys % also too sms1l and thin to sell to
anvantage Fancy young ducks scarce and held nrn'.
5 hens per 's5 S e .s os s
S M :ms pIns s.r large H. ~ :hoes per %
young; PEI r. i2a14: Geese. per b., ssie ..
liberal and market weak. 'Csiyes--a1rsyais heavy
SPSs to & n:se ark sheeR
s.I .r hofs sr sx ssS.s ssr5S
( lambs b. spring choice per b. rs medium; e per
GREEN FRGrs afT s. GFape % nsrtet Rsa ret rm: other
ss dsw thss
psy' zoo so Pear. fancy per sb, 5se co.
bbf. 4oos50o: Peaches: io,ie.. basket 90. Grapes,
II as :!ss. sUS oas
500; California, $50. Lemons. $50. Grape fruit.
4s Rfa Rst steady: receipt. fair
grown. pei Dbl. L7s; sweets, go. EE plant:
Celery, ssaso. csbssse. 5 cauiisower. 400 Ksie.
auirements Of the and only choice stock ..la
SKAisMassss ar% wssss choice his: ga ssss, 8
yssw ssS ais .fS g. per Dbl Oats
AL 90: brown, Is. .0oa19.00.
l2ooalsoo; strictly prime. r. sosIss AisyLe
clover, good. IL so; prime II 1oa 90; choice
ID. .50a14.6e. Alfalfa, prime. 13.b0a14.O0 choice,
14.ooa15.Oo. Timothy, prime. 1.75a1.so; choice:
1.s5a1 go Kentucky Blue Grass. D.. 12a15 red
rye. per bu., 75aso. Wheat. per hu. GOAL .25;
WOOL AND HIDES. - Market quiet. Wool
wushed. free Of burrs. per h.. 3Sa40; wool. un.
washed. free Of burrs per lb-, 3sa34; wool: bury
per h., 27a2s. Hides green. per lb., 10; dry. per
lb., l3a15 Sheepskins, green each, LOCAL %; dry
EACH 25aT5. Cafskins, green, each, Local so; dry
I3a16.
higher.
Evening star., 1905-10-27
Affairs in Georgetown.

Requiem mass was said at ST. AIMS
Catholic Church, Tenleytown. at 10 O'clock
this morning for the repose of the soul or
Charles X. Morgan. a well-known florist
OF this city, whose death occurred yester-
day morning. Rev. Father Mallon rector
Of the parish. officiated
Mr.. Morgan for many years conducted
the business OF florist at the corner of
Grant road and Connecticut avenue He
was forty-five years of age His wife and
three children survive him. Mr. Morgan
was native of Washington. and was the
son of John and Harriet Morgan
Funeral services over the remains of the
late John Album Barber were held yes
terday afternoon at o'clock at Oak Hill
Chapel. Interment was in Oak Hill ceme-
terry. Mr.. Barber was for many years
resident OF Georgetown. but some time
ago moved to his farm In st. Mary's
county, Nd, where his death occurred last
Tuesday. He was regarded as man OF
high personal attainments, and enjoyed
the respect and confidence OF his fellow
men. His wife and several children. one
OF whom is Mrs. William G. LOCKER OF
Georgetown. survive him.