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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-22
knights & Ladies of Security
Second Annual Ball.

Saturday night, the eve of
st. Patrick's day occurred the
second annual ball of the
Knights & Ladies Of Security.
Fountains Hall was decorated
with Grape paper of different
colors. interhung with green
lanterns, symbolic of st. Pat
rick's day. There were very
nearly two hundred people in
the hall but even in it's crowded
condition everyone seemed to
enjoy themselves thoroughly,
and if there were those who did
not find pleasure in the aft air
surely it was not the fault of
the lodge. 1t was in the wee
small hours of the morning be-
fore some of the participants
reached home for there were
quite a number of people from
outside points present.
The knights & Ladies are to
be congratulated on the success
| of this their second annual ball
and if those to come are to be
| judged from the one just past
surely they need not be dis
couraged, and we predict for
them even greater success.
The Missouri Valley Orches-
ira furnished the music, which
was up to their usual standard.
F. i. Lang is in the Valley
for a short visit with friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-22
Obituary.

ODltlldTy.
William NJ. Connect, died at his
heme on the Jos. O'Connor
farm in this county, on Sat-
urday, March 18th, 1906, at
3 p. M, age So years and Z
days.
The funeral will occur on Tues
day, March Goth, at II a. M, at
the M. d. Church, Rev. J. M.
Williams officiating, and buriel
in Rose Hill Cemetery.
The deceased was born in
Kosciusko Co. Indiana, March
18th, 1848, and moved to Van
dalia, Jasper Co. Iowa, and from
ther, he with his family, came
to Harrison Co. Iowa in 1883,
where they have since resided.
He war united in marriage with
Miss Nancy Reece, and there
were born to them the follow
ing children: Oran w; Otis M;
Emma p; Mary c; Charles w;
and Melven A.
He was a man highly respec-
ted by all who knew him.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-22
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK /?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads tho news
papers is sure TO know of the wonderful
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-22

cures made by DIR.
kilner's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and bla'l-
der remedy.
Ii is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century !;
|, discovered ;lfterycars
OF scientific research
by Or. kil,ner, the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-22
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dollHr size bottles are Home of Swamp Root
sold bY all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, bat remember the name,
Swamp Root, III. kilnlct's Swamp Root,
and the address, Binghamlton, n. y, on
every bottle.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-22

itltlress 10 I)i. lSi!nncr
< Co, lllaglianiton,
=. y. Tic regular
iftv-ccnt and one
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-22

Miss Freda Craig who has
been visiting friends in the
Valley for several weeks, left
this afternoon for her home.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30

Pisassftell Ne Why Pasl sid ~
sisssnessiss skesld ksjsstiasd y
NTH aad ~ ussircsnsleios
shrossA ia,sAi Rlsaas -
lsss ~ God q ne Jews onlys = b
.Vos also d he ass,ilss! fss. Of the
'eeutilss also.
6ssins Il y ons God, which shat |
jsstify The circumcision BY iai'h. snd
uncl5cuneisios through faith.
Do - 'hsn'asks void sLe law bhrou 81
iaithi God forbid, yea. We establish
the Law. Rom. s-s9-so-si.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
Question No. 10

Please tell mo why that Paul
had 10 obey tho law OF Moses
uudcr tho directions Of tho twelve
apostles after no had preached
sevsntesn years to 20 Gcntiles
Please read.
And they are informed Of thee, the
thou teaches, oil the Jews which are
among the Gen,iles to torsake Moses.
saying that they ought nj, to circumcisc
their children. neither to walk after tho
customs,
What IL II thereforet the multitude
must needs come together. for they viii
hear that thou ar, come.
Do therefore this that We say 10
thee: We have four mon which have n
VOW on them.
Them take and purify thyself with
them. and be At charges with that they
may shave their heads; aud all may
know that those things whereof they
werc informed concerning thee, ar,
nothing' but that thou thysclf also
walkest orderly. aud keepesi the law.
Az touching the Gcn,ilcs which be
lieve. va have written and concluded
hat they observe no such thing; saw
only that tbcy keep themselves iron
things offered to idols. and from blood
nd from strangled. aai from foruic
Non. Acts, 81 81 ty IS,
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McConnon

l shall commence my last can
vass of this year for McConnon's
NJ edicihes, extracts, spices, Stock
Food. Etc. About tho first of
July and as il may DO my last l
shalt expect final settlement frop
oil who have tho goods.
Thanking you for past invO'e
nd trying to merit continuance,
| am,
Yours Truly
q {" Eoasav
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
HOUSE Moving

Ii you want your house moved
from ono place to another; quick
aud good: Call on,
II; A. CARR,
Phlegeton, Mo.
WIN has had years Of experience and
who can not be surpassed for complete
ness
For reference. Mr., Frank Nvukirk
do your Stone work building your
foundations. II. A. CARR
phlcgeion ""
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
Consumption Cures,
= Continued from last week.

Continued from last week.
Because sho realized Dor danger
and was brave. enougR,o mako .
strong fight for lifo and health,
she succeeded In effecting u cure
at home under tho direct supervi.
sion of her physicians. Such
patient IS rarely found and the
majority will need TO bs placed in
b sanatar:um or tent colony 10
effect cure. There each patient
is expected /" iakc''thres quartz OF
milk nnd six raw eggs daily in ad-
dition TO thu three regular meals,
and tbi4 could not be accom- plish.
Cd al homo as the c"nsumptve
patients appetite is fckie and
digestion poor. There che would
be undor tho direct supervision Of
competent physicians and nurses
whose tact, diplomacy, patience
and ior bearance would enable them
to manage tho patient and induce
her to cat and grow strong.
What has been accomplished in
lilInoIs could he doDe m South
Mlsa usi. :ur We hive Il md eli
mate, h'sh ni.itutr and prte wat.
cr /" !ac' Trxp, county has an
'dep! rsinral provision Tor such in
e~.'er'mrn' in bar medical springs
near Houston, the equity scat.
Here are fonni acme twenty FIVE
springs AID about ~ many kinds
hs RIM, :, ,,,.,L.,
homie oi,r,ns md o;,;o;. ,o;as
cAior,n. lin. no,,.., s,aa mac
nesis and iron Tbc .nr,,,, mr..
onlru shor; a,s,.nco ,r,m p;,,r
.ivs~, wh.tc IN u,o,d.,.c, - 6>h
ahouuds Ne.r, tho springs arc q
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TAKE NOTICE

Any party or parties wishing TO
ask any ques,ions. through this
paper, upon any subject, reliei-
oasly or otherwise shall be
1veatsd as a friend. But limo case
will the Editor allow any s!ang
or slane phrases "a brcugh ~
olumns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
Question No, IL

plss,c tell ~ why Paul used
this languagef
But contrariwise. when they saw 'n"'
the gospel Of uncircumcisiou WAS com
,t,cd Into me. AZ this gospel OF IN
circumclsio. was unto Peter Gal ~
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
CREATION I
AN p
FORMATION


way tor the MosalcaI Jews. Ind
they are Gods chosen pIple,
aud he 10 ever mindful OF lem,
Now then. taking anothsrttap
forward, We learn, that Tree
years after Paul's 9. inversion he
went M :" Jerusalem to see itsr,
end he abode with him fAsen
dsys; and then fourtesn 1ars
after he went up to Jelsa.
lem, again. This time he Int
up by revelation; making mall
seventeen years from the }ne
that he was first converted Ito
the religion Of Jesus Christ, AID
he went up to Jerusalem by reyA,-
ton. This saying may som
dark to some. But If wa look Il
1t right there VIII be nothing
dark at all,
What is meant is simple thsI
lie had. a revelation from G ID
and 10 that revelation GID
showed him what he would hav
him to do; he was directed Il
Ego up to jerusalem. ana az
chrding to Gods directions b.
went; ne went in body. he woh,
10y revelation. Suppose now
that you were e1mmanded to e
aud do u cert; y piece of work
una You go; ! u 60 by com
mandment; am that il all there
is to 1t. You g. and You do q
you were commanded. So like
wise did Paul: he went hv 49,.
viaviuu land communicated unit
them that gospel which h
preached among tho Gentiles
but privately, to them whic
We're Of reputation, lest by an
means he should run, or had ru
in vain" He went up prlyatel
as God had directed him. SO tina
his mission should not BE- i
vain. Aud he took witt, him on
called Titus, who was
Greek or Gentle, and no wer
up to Jerusalem with Paul, an
abode among the Jews FOR Il time
yet Paul would not allo
him to be circumcised,
Aud then Paul goes on to say,
But c"ntrarlwise whun they sa
that the gospel of the uncilcnmcisi.
WAS CO mmitted unto me us the ros,
OF the circumcision was unto Peter;
(For he thai wrough, cffec,unlly
Peter to the aposileship Of the circuI
tision the same was mighty IN n
= tcword the Gen,iles;)
r And when James Cepaus and ipl
{ who seemed In b. pliers pcrceiv
, the grace that was given unto mt til,
gave 10 INC and barnabas the right la,
Of fellowship that VIC should 60 unto Il
heathcn and they unto the circu,
b Cison
\
! Only they would that wo shon
remember the poor the same which
also was forward to do. Gal. e-7-
Nov then, We have before ,
the two gospels, the gospel
circumcision, and the gospel
= uncircumc;siou: Peter T. Il
Jews, and Paul to the Co
tiles.
o These are facts which no O.
e can deny, If they are denied, IL
l. Bible must be denied, that is a
' and previous to this, We ha,
. shown, by Christ's own wore
: that unto Peter this charge vi
commmitted; Peter knew I his
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
Qasssion No. q

Please tell rs why it was that
Paul said thisi
As concernlng the gospel, they are
enemies for your sskes: hut IA touching
tho election. they are b loved for the
fathers sahes. Rom, lies.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
Question No. Ii

II God 10 . God Of mercy aud
justice and II Job was q perfect
and upright man why did God
turn him over into Satan's hand
TO smite with sore boils from tho
sole soi his feet unto his crown.
Job 2-6-7. Il IL just to punish Il
man for being pericc. and upright
g. G. Merritt.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
Page Of Inquiry.
Question No. -.

Bro. Ed. please let some preacher
tell me who is the cause Of so many
divisions: making so many differen:
denominations all fighting each
other with the sword Of scisms.
John Volner
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30

,siess Chpi4 ~ this sersh, and.
u ~ Nv = Fsotsecas. fsssrs
~ fishsiAsd. And be-
tvesn two ard three yasrs aftsf
the day 81 Pspticost, the sosps
Of unoircuncision vas comulsssd
into Paul, Asa,n, thee fscts
conarn vhss vs have prsviou'y
stated concerning Chr,st's mission
on ssr.b. His work Was Nth the
Jews first. tho Gsntilss next. Be.
fore HE death he committed this
CREST charge unto Peter, or. in Of
her words. Christ commanded him
to feed his sheep; and on the day
Of Panticost. Pstsr received the
promi.a; and then no fully knew
what his mission was among the !
Jews; and oil things outside OF
the bringing in Of the Gentiles,
we're brought to his remembrance,
whatsoever the Lord had told him,
Aud again, through Christ's death,
tho Gentiles we're given eternal
life, and Paul was made q minis
ter unto them; a minister ,! the
gospel Of uncircumcision,
So from this we ace that there
was way provided, whereby tho
ientiles might % saved, altogether
different in pract.ce from the
/ way laid out for the Jews. AID OIL.
so Il is plain enough to see the mis-
sion of those two chosen men. One
to 60 among the Gsntiles, and the
other among the Jews. And this
was 90 selection or choics of work
of their own design, but it wns
| God working in them: making Of
one, u minister of the gospel OF
circumcision, and the other,
minister of the gospel of uncir
cumclsion, And when Paul went ul
10 Jerusalem to communicate unit
the apostles that dwelt there, tn
: gospel Of uncircumcision which
ne had in charge, tor his view
was that Mt that meeting. Their
should he confirmation Of thu
' gospel, which he preached, by tb'
. other apostles; that there should b
a thorough understanding betwesl
u him and the other brethren of IL
, Jews: for the gospel Of uucircum
cision excluded from the Geutile'
the gospel Of circumcision. Ant
Paul knowing the zeal that fh'
Jews had for their law. those Ct tn
circumcision. who we're preached Il
bv Peter, and other leading breth
rem of the Jews, Paul feared Il
come openly among them, and de-
clare the gospe, that he preached
to the G4ntlles. unless he llnd rul
" IN vain. for he had taken witt
-, tim, Titus, al unclrcnmclset
Gentle, Therefore, he went vi
privately. and appeared. frs
unto those whom he feared not
,c nam.ly. James. Cephus and J"h'
whu seemed he says 10 be pillars
lest he would have been dis"p
ID pciutcd for he knew perfectly wei
" that the Jews we're STREE II
ID observing their laws, and tina
'e they would see That they ~er'
duly iniorccd'
Aud he know that II be, ha'
ID bol,ca headlong in among the"
his mission would have been fra''
less. And even though be wa
so very careful not to disturb tn
10 masscs, yet he found ials" brett
\
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30

sct suasr Il TO b %, ssd vhAa I
IanAs. Csphss. and John ~ ths
assss wbieA vas given him iron
Cod 10y eAss Ri. the right had
Il sd sosolsdsA Mat
s. sbpsld u = =. hdhthaa; tGea-
silss) - - sIesss'sss snto
sAssr ows kvssStsS. ~ Jsss. 10
shis trial Pssl ~ thtsl sasd -
gained tho victory. ~ pros1d ~
s;s,i : ,rus ssrvsns q God Ip'shsI
storm be visa ) ssrasg psas PM
took Timothy and sircsnslssd
hin. wbyi simply hscsu's As'was
. dssipIs Of tho 'av Of oircnmc's-
ion. and his mother waa Jewess
fSee Acts 10th. Ch,, lst.. TO Srd
ys.A But be would not allow
Tisus to be circumcised, because
bs va i. disciple 81 the gospel
Of unc;rcam sis,on. and Of the Gen,
tile nation.
,, Now then. let US notice more!
closely thu difference there is be-
tween thu two gospels. And by
40 close observation Of these
two great pointe, We will 1hs ena'
bled to see more clearly tho diff
ference there is between Gentiles
and Jews Of today, IL the first
place W. notice in the snms sec.
1
ond chapter of Galations, that
When Paul went up to jerusalem,
he went up privately, and com
mrnicated mis- gospel unto them
thut we're OF reputation; namely
James, Cephus. and John. As VIC
have Just stated, that he vent up
by revelation. or 10y direction Of
God. Aud ut Jerusalem h. visit
ed those men that had the most
a influence; those Jewish elders o.
: the gospel, or law Of circumcision
p in those .arly days the gospe
o Of circumcision was IN full
q bloom; but gradually, as tn
b christian Iowa dr;stad hack unde
" tho old Jewish dispensat:en, g,
. also, the gospel Of circumcision
9 went with the drift and current
q until, Mt last, oil was swallowe,
o up in the Mosaical law OF circum
II cision for in substance they were
ne and are the same. And this s,rif,ir,
back TO the law was not against tn
s will of God, as so memay suppose,
d 1t was not against his will, BE-
=" cause. in the first place. he blind
Q the eyes Of tho Mosaical Jews
o that they might stay whore the,
: were until Christ shall come lii,
o second time, and that the Jaw
- that were dispersed might drii
Il back under t'at law.
, And Paul knowing the pren
zrnl that the Jews hud fer th.i
law; went up prvateiy, that hi
Il mission among them would 30
p be in vain, If paul's doc,ri.i
!, had been 1T such ns was .augh, u,
tn" Jews. or the twelve apostle.
The would Of had no fear. Bu
his doctrine was not tho anne o.
:. Theirs. There was M division be
tween the two gospcla, bur simpl,
u II diif'ranc" Ia NJ. say Of WORSHIP
n Ing God By 'hrs" 'wo gnspels 70
the NV nod gcn,iIes were mad
one in Chris,.
II there hn,i rf been u division,
onc would have been for, aud ,h,
o other agninst God. Eu,. IA il j.
n only diFereoca IN the rhayac,.I
I OF the two people, and tn
way Of worship. Cod il wei
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
Question, No. 20

VIVA. spaoe did Christ stand on
in time OF the food Of yoahy
Spencer vi lis
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
TANNING

Tanning done 10 JAH.viiie oy
the colony peori.. kii b;cds Of
leather rada
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See Here Ladies',

Do Lot fail to try I. II. r. 4 X
washing blueing it will not streak
the clothes try,,it and be'convinc.
ed. Kept ut the olony. JAN
Vile Fowler MO.
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JAH- vnls t,oloay.
FOWLER MO.

nss. Z. :. Gasvsas. BAisss
AID SulIlssss
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-30
Question. No. II
Why did Paul reason out Of the
law Of Moses and out Of tho pro-
phets % muohi Please read:

And when they had appointed him "a
dsy, there came many 70 him into hts
lodging; 10 whom he expounded and
testified the kingdom Of God. persnad
ing them concerning Jesus. both out Of
ho law Of Moses. and out Of the pro
phcts. from morning til evening. Acts
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-28
MAYOR FILES VETO
ON NEW TELEPHONE
Boston's Chief Executive Based His
Action on Failure Of Proper
Hearings, Etc.

Boston, Dec 2s.--Mayor Fitzgerald
filed with the city clerk yesterday after
noon his veto of the order passed by the
board of aldermen ten days ago giving
a franchise to the Metropolitan Home
Telephone company.
The franchise permitted the company
&c extend its wires through all streets
in the city with the provision that the
company should give the city free ser.
vice. The veto is based on the ground
If irregularity in the matter of hear
ings and advertising and on the failure
to file maps and plans showing the exact
situation of poles and wires, also that
1t Is against the public policy to grant
such public franchise without some
compensating feature as in the act Of
the legislature providing for the build
Of the fremont street subway
The order giving the franchise passed
the board of aldermen on Dec. II by a
vote Of II to /. The mayors veto will
come up for action at the meeting OF
the board tomorrow when two-thirds
vote will Of the thirteen members will
he necessary to pass the order, notwith-
standing the adverse action Of the
mayor.
1t was stated at city hall yesterday
that should the aldermen pass the order
over the mayors veto, the question Of
the legality Of granting the franchise
win be carried to the supreme court for
d decision.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-28
THE WAY OF A NEGRO.
Threw White Woman from Sidewalk,
and Men are Chasing Him.

El Reno, Okla, Dec. 2s.--A negro
soldier assaulted Mrs I. S. Clifford, wife
Of prominent physician Of this place,
yesterday afternoon, near the Rock Is
land station Great excitement prevails
and talk Of lynching is heard on every
hand, Hundreds OF men are searching
for the assailant.
Mrs Clifford and her sister. Mrs. s.
H. Clark, were about to pass negro
soldier Of the Twenty.hfth infantry,
when he viciously seized Mrs. Clifford
around the waist and threw her into
the street, exclaiming that the sidewalk
belonged to him. Mrs Clark screamed
and the assaiant fed
News Of the attack spread rapidly,
the entire police department reinforced
by several hundred men and boys
searched the town and surrounding
country, but last evening the chase was
given up. The negro was In Uniform and
must return to the post or become a
desefter. Word was sent TO Fort Reno.
and all absentees were noted. Both Mrs.
Clifford and her sister are positive that
they can identify the man. and will 90
to Fort Reno tomorrow and attempt to
find him among the soldiers who were
out of the post yesterday when the
assault occurred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-28
MONTPELIER MAN MARRIED.
Robert r. COllamer to Miss Letitia H
Harrington.

Shelburne, Dec. 2S.--O One Of the pref
tiest weddings that has occurred III this
place for some time was solemnized at
seven o'clock last evening 10 Trinity
church, when Miss Letitia RI, Harring
ton, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Harrington, was united in marriage With
Robert 4. Collaner 81 Montpelier BY the
Rev. w. F Weeks, rector Of Trinity
church, The best man was Charles III,
Miller of Saratoga Springs, N. Y, and
the matron OF honor was Mrs Ralph
Butler, sister Of the BRIDE A large nnm-
Der of guests from this place and vafi-
GUS towns Of the state and New York
were present TO witness the ceremony.
The ushers were John Rushlow Of Shell
burne, Dan r. DonnelIy Of Montpelier,
III. Charles Ballard Of Syracuse, N, VI,
and George II. Colaner OF Shelburne.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Collamer are well and
very favorablv known in this section and
in Burlington, The groom for several
years was d clerk ut the Hotel Bur
Hngton and for the past three years
has been the day clerk at the Pavilion
in Montpelier, whore his pleasing man
ners and coniteousness shown travel
lers, has won him host of friends.
The bride Il one Of Shelburne's popular
young ladies' and has always lived here.
She WAS a graduate of the Keeble school
in Syracuse in 1904.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-28
HARRIET I. (NELsoN) PATTERSON
Death Of Elderly Woman This Morning
Was Born in Orange.

The death Of Harriet 7. (Nelson) Pat
terson, wiuow Of Rodney \. Patterson,
occurred this morning at the home Of
her son, Harry G. Patterson, ON WASH
ington street. Mrs. Patterson had been
in rather impaired health ever since she
sustained fractured hip in q severe
fall twelve years ago, and her growing
weakness was hastened BY another fall
which she sustained eight days ago while
walking in her house. She sank con.
stantly from that time until death came
this morning.
The deceased was born IN Orange, the
daughter Of Captain David Nelson, and
she would have been IS years of age
had she lived to The thirteenth Of Janu-
ary. There were nine daughters in the
family, and Mrs. Patterson was the last
surviving member OF it, She married
Rodney Il, Patterson in Orange, and
they lived in that town for many years.
Mr.. Patterson being one Of the most
prominent citizens Of the county. On
coming to Barre thirty years ago they
made their home in that part OF the
town known as Gospel village, and which
embraces the present upper Washington
street. Mr. Patterson died eighteen
years ago. The two surviving members
of the family are son, Harry G., and
a daughter, Alice 4. Hutchinson, Of Trow
hill.
The funeral win be held from the
house Sunday afternoon AZ two o'clock.
The Rev. +. al Poole win ofliciate and
the interment viii be in Elmwood ceme-
terry.