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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-26
Mrs J 7 Russell,

Ira II knight, Mrs J ? Russell,
Geo w Dallas, VIC Disch
Mrs Walter J Burke, Mrs Ann Lewis,
Mary Lewis Pomeroy,
A Lassere, Robert G Tavlof
+ Jubin, + Boudreaux,
Mrs Idell Sorrells, c I Ewing.
Mrs Fred Veasey, Paul E VOORHEES,.
John A French, AR Veasey.
Mrs Felix DeSourt. Mrs l. A Dupuy,
Mrs Leo J Marie, per |. Marie. .
Mrs Sarah Fay, GP Fourue,te
Julia Decuir, Willie Stafford
Joseph fenean his mark witnes,
" Eckart' L Devalcourt.
Get Iirard. CHLee,
Robert brown, o g Dupre,
Geo Simon, A b Murray,
Mrs y , Weeks, Mrs p H Segura,
Rodney French, Sevelia Sanders
Mrs Geo N Fitzhugh.
Luke Il Bertrand, Mrs Louis Hedt,
Emily l. Grant, Silyio Broussart
Geo ) Sabatier, NJ L, Mrs Irma Terry.
n II Caldwell, Henry Lopez.
Mrs ). " Eckart, Louis L Guillot.
James Debianc. X d Stansbury,
Aug Roger, Mrs NJ Blanc.
Divide Landry, FIJI Smith.
Alcide Hulin, Jake Immergluck,
A ID Therot, Aug Winter,
Henrietta Blanchet,
Maurice Galliand, Z Demiot,
NJ Immerg!uck, Mrs Irma Terry.
Rosemond Boudreaux
J f Dupuy. HH Winters.
Mrs E c Julpepper. per r Hogsett.
Mrs Aug Ersth. G E Reynolds.
MIS- Mary A Smith. NJ E Lourd.
Est Taylor. Mrs X c Taylor, John
X Taylor. Mrs c c Gullfoux,
Mrs Jos David, l. o Broussa =,
NJ Alco Smith, + Amanda S nth,
Nine Josephine Clerc.
Jules l. Bayard, OF Bertrand,
Elias Roger, Odra Viator,
Leon J Poussard, !. J Gautreau.
Chas w Hippler, Mrs Chas II Lee,
Mrs J ID Walsh, SEVERN VIator,
Mrs NJ S McNahon, Max Levy,
Louise Bertrand, A Dsigre,
PA Landry, Jos n Thibodeaux,
F. J Dauterlve, Jules Dreyfus,
w Bauman, II Dominique,
Mrs f Baumnn, per VIM Bauman,
Corinne Z Cultivate,
James Gebert. X S McMuhon,
J w Eckart, NJ w Fisher.
+ 4 Delhommer, Edward I Weeks.
II Dominique Mrs C. G. Guilfoux
) y ID BrOu sard l. Bars
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-26
SPECIAL MEETING
BOARD of TRUSTEES
CITY Of NEW IBERIA, LOUISIANA.
r;ntes of Special Meeting of the Mayor and Board
If Trustees OF the City of New Iberia, May A. 1900

neca meeting the Mayor and Board Trustees was held
the follow time UPON each
"N0ce il hereby gwen that special
% Council held the City Hall day
Nav at clock 10 receive petition OF property
special Election to be ordered property tax pa.
I TO- vote npon proposition mill during term
taxable the City
le central Railroad Company of Louisiana. a
ion property asking special to vote
" levy mill tax dur of
% 70 act upon of said petitions and adopt aud
a. sncb tb ngs may be deemed desirable PREMISES
Tbe following members present &c Laughin RID.
a Renoudet T. Delaloussaye l. ndest and Dallas
sent Mr. Jno Fisher
net,on payers the City New present.
ID 70 the and Board of Trustees asking the ordering
;.I election Central Railroad Louisiana and which
the ordinance based
ter forth
on examination said Of petition
Assessment the City New Iberia for the
the tax qualified elections petioned
said peition the following ordinance
sned and duly seconded adopted by following
Yea and wit Delahousseye. Sansbury Renoude
Dallas and ndes.
a in tn ty ofN Iberia
the petition OF more than the
the Central Railway
oNn five mill period Ten thousand
bonus than
dollars subject petition
residing New iberia entitled
of 1898
I'D civ and
1905;
vhp petition
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-26
AN ORDNANCE

Ordering special election be held under the provisions
there be
City New Iberia entitled
Laws the state question special aid
New Orleans Crowley and Western Railway Company
taxable Iberia period
0 strict conformity with
petition of
said election hereto and part
Whereas the petition hereinafter forth having
Mayor and Board OF Trustees the City New Iberia
Section Be Ordained
IBERIA special session
the City New Ibera louisiana Wednesday
which shall be submitted the City entitled
said election under
the ques of1evyfng taxable
tax Of two ~ mills the dollar for period @
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-26


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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-26

A Maumus, Henry l. Smith.
Chas Plattsmier, Joe DAVIS,
hibDeck, Jno Broussard,
=" J Durandf Leon Dreyfus,
l. LasaFS. P King.
l. Z DeBl6nc, Ell Carstens,
< Landry, Fred Decuir,
II Dalgrc, A G Gayle,
I . Schwing, Romero.
Mrs E Baumann, per + Baumann,
T. b Delahoussaye. S Powers,
Levi Dorsey, John Gregg,
Louis Abadie, FO Hebert,
+ Pays. Paul l. Burke,
Gus Marie. Mrs John q Berry,
Mrs Vsrgene Lassaigne, per o Jacob.
Cha. A Shaffer, JB Hughes.
DR. A 9 Emmer, IN Babineaux,
II 8 Sealey, Chas Goetz.
Henry Mouret. FW Bauman,
J W Taylor, JIG Leblanc,
/ T Du!sney, Anthony n Muller,
Al Cammack, 1T Rand,
Fritz Dietlein, Hubald Romero.
Walter Laperoust D r Meetayer.
Anu1e Lee Gebert, Henry + Boutte,
Mrs J N Thibodeaux. II & Brooks,
Geo D Doyle. Mrs Sarah Barnard
Ed Nsreaux. SA Viator,
Mrs Norma Baggarry,
J 7 Dubus. 81 Herbert,
Olivier Bayard, Mozard Broussard,
F La"Rhlin, JM Carlin,
70 Kramer, Alpine Fontelieu,
Victor Erath, IO Hacker,
A Koch. Felix N Mestayer.
J w h Shaw. d, q Cordova,
Bsptiste his K mark Broussard, wit
nees W J Burke.
A E Dscourt, w L Dupuy,
Minnie NJ Woodruff, Mrs L Burgess.
Mrs j Davis, NJ Soulier,
Arthur Sandoz. Reynolds.
Mrs Henry Laugh,in.
W H Broderick. GA Blanc,
Mrs LeDoux + Smith,
Eugene Guiuot, Francis Guillot,
Mrs L B Delahoussaye.
I Ashley, Walter Laxative.
b Romero. Leon M Lemaire,
Camille Leblanc. his mark witness
} W Eckart. VIC Weeks.
Mrs w A Hatch. X p Ribbeck,
r + Hogset'; j B Winters, Jr,
W B Kramer, IA Coudroy,
Mrs X Herpeche, per X Herpeche,
Daniel Boutte, Mrs Chas Escudier
Mrs N Delhommer. H Cyr Louvier,
Elizabeth Steffenaeuer,
Mrs + l. Romero, (her mark
Mrs. Aucoin Mrs. Geo w Dalls
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-26
YOUR

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CHARACTER by Ike lines " ycar
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Of your business is jadgsf largely by
your line Of stationery'and advertising
matter. We produce the right kind Of
publicity, job printing and advertising,
for concerns Of good character. We 50.
licit your patronage. The Iberiaa.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-26

Mrs Aucoin Mrs Geo Dallas
that election hereby called W t.
" he City .h S
an s .% .s y sso sa M y f
s s: s;ss n "a ,. Fa
to %.s ne . ass; p:ss
beginning 1908 and extending the 1917 inclusive
iis s
% sst :S s'sS the s
ballot to s s 'sf ss ss 1 sn ss Railway
annual: ss.!: s years and *x** "
e: % Of .as
sSs S"s sss
$ Be Election .. receive the ballots oa proper
s ss CITY $ E s s ss s :fs'ss
% s S Ss"ss s
%r"s
&C Laughn Mayor.
The said ordinance then His Honor the Mayor for
approval approval returned by
him duly signed of Corporation affixed
motion duly seconded and carried the following resolution
adopted by the following and vote to wit Dhous
sayt Standsbury Renoudet, Dallas and ndest
ordained and Board Of Trustees of the City of
IBERIA Adoph Koch and Gordon Sandoz and
and they hereby appointed Commissioners of the
election be held the sixth day Of june 1906 and that g. LIZ
hereby appointed Clerk said election which
ordered and held the petition property tax OF
City iberia question Of granting Ave
mill for the taxable property said city IN OF
the Central Railroad Company Of Louisiana.
adopted signed and seal affixed at New Iberia La
4th day Of May 1905.
q. C. Laughlin, Mayor.
And the said Honor the Mayor to-
examination and approval returned BY hin
duly sgned Of Corporation fixed thereto
stage the proceedings another petition presented by
payers City New Iberia to the
asking the ordering of special election in aid OF
and Western Railway Company and which
the ordinance based thereon hereinafter
of the of said petition with refer
of City of New Iberia for the year
registration books and appearing that more
Of the qualified to vote election uc az
signed said the following ordinance
duly made seconded adopted
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-05-26

~,
X Davis. + S Broussard,
Andrew Thorpe, Thomas Monk.
u Renoudet, + Taul,
NJ We'll. 81 White.
Lille Weeks Hall. Ed Boyle,
Geo Schutzman, Mrs. p + Henry,
Mrs o b Ortte, V Jennare,
VIM Kramer, AM Bernard,
Miss Louise Fasnacht,
Fernest Armentor, JOS Il Labove.
Julia Simon, c F Laughlin,
Mrs NJ Hanley, Assad Elias,
Mrs l. p Bagarry. JON Nottolly,
S d Duckworth, Mrs J A Sorcau,
Edgar J Bourg. j 6 Boutte,
Theodore MELVILLE,
A ) Marie. Leonard Marie,
A Seeman, Anthony C:rard,
Mrs N l. Berry, Mrs T Moity.
Mrs + H Darby, Albert Stafford.
NJ + Smith, Jake We'll.
W A Walsh, Louis Pfster,
Alex Chsrgois. II A King,
F c Schxing. NV Weeks.
Mrs A + Murray, PH Segura,
Ira ii knight, Mrs J z Russell,
Geo w Dallas, VIC Disch.
Mrs Walter j Burke Mrs Ann Lew
Mary Lewis Pomeroy,
A Lassere, Robert c Taylor,
r Jubin, Z Boudreaux,
Mrs ldell Sorrells, CT Ewing,
Mrs Fred Veasey, Paul + VOORHEES,,
John A French, A K Veusey.
Mrs Felix DeCourt. Mrs l. A Dupuy,
Mrs Leo J Marie, per L Marie,
Mrs Sarah Fay, Fourne:te,
Julia Decuir. Willie Stafford,
Joseph Fenean his mark J. witness
W Eckart. J I Devalcourt,
Get Hirard. CHLee.
Robert Brown, OG Dupre,
Geo Simon, A b Murray.
Mrs N 5 Weeks, Mrs z II SeRura,
Rodney French, Sevelia Sanders.
Mrs Geo N Fitzhugh,
Luke Il Bertrand, Mrs Louis Hedt,
Emily Grant, Silyio Broussard,
Geo ) Sabatier, NJ d, Mrs Irma Terry,
II II Caldwell. Henry Lopez,
Mrs j. w Eckart, Louis L Guillot,
James DeBlanc, X d Stansbury,
Aug Roger, Mrs NJ Blanc,
Divide Landry, FIJI Smith,
Alcide Hulin, Jake Immerxluck.
A d Therot, Aug Winter.
Henrietta BIanchet,
Maurice GaIliand, E Demiot.
N Immergiuck, Mrs Irma Terry.
Rosemond Boudreaux
J E Dupuy. HH Winters.
Mrs E G Julpepper. per X f Hogsett,
Mrs Aug Eratb, Reynolds.
Mrs Mary A Smith, N f Loud.
Est J J Taylor. Mrs X c TayI John
X Taylor, Mrs G q Gulfoux,
Mrs Jos David. LO Broussard,
M Alice Smith, EAmanda Smith.
Nine Josephine Clerc,
Jules l. Bayard, OP Bertrand,
Elias Roger. Odra viator,
Leon J Poussard, III Gautreau.
Chas w Hippler, Mrs Chas II Lee,
Mrs ID Walsh, SEVERN Viator,
Mrs NJ S McMahon, Max Levy, i.
Louise Bertrand, A Dsigre,
p A Landry, Jos N Thibodeau&
+ j Dauterive, Jules Dreyfus,
w Bauman, Fl Dominique,
Mrs Z Baumnn, per VIM Bauman,
Corinne 3 Cultivate,
james Gebert, RS McMuhon,
J W Eckart. NJ w Fisher,
f E Delhommer, Edward r Weeks.
II Dominique Mrs G & Guilfoux.
Election Of the Parish Of Iberia are
hereby requested to appoint Commits.
sioners and Clerk to serve at said poll
ing place; to give due notice of said
appointment and ofthe time and place
Of holding said election, and to make
their returns Of said election as the la W
requires the result Of said election TO
be promulgated according to law.
Section 4.-Be it further ordained,
etc., that the Commissioners of Elec-
ton shall receive the ballots Of all the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-17

SIX months uike La Boca, which for
merly also had avery insnnitsry rec
ord had less than / per cent week
admitted to the hospital. At Corozal
there Is a bic hotel llled with enc
pIoyees OF the isthmian canal commits
sion. some Of them with their wives
and families Yet this healthy and at
tractivc spot was stignlatlsed as "hog
wallow" by ore OF the least scrupulous
and most foolish Of the professional
scandalrnonsers who from time TO time
have written about the commissions
work.
In Panama 30 per cent OF the streets
that are to be paved at all are already
paved with an excellent brick pave
ment laid in heavy concrete. few OF
the streets being still In process OF paw
ing. The sewer and water services In
the city are Of the most modern by
gienic type, some OF the service having
Just been completed
In September, 1905, systematic ef-
fort was begun to formulate general
plan for the proper sanitation Of Co
lon, In February last temporary relief
measures were taken, while in July the
prosecution OF the work was begun ia
good earnest. The results are already
visible in the serering, draining, gut
terlng and paving Of the streets.
The new reservoir back or Mount
Hope has been practically completed
| visited this reservoir. It is a lake
over a mile long and half a mile broad,
II now carries some 500000,000 gallons
OF first class water. Water mains have
been laid in the town, and nothing but
cntaclysm win hereafter render IL
necessary IN the dry season to haul
water for the use OF Colon and CrIsto-
bal. One Of the most amusing as well
as dishonest attacks made upon the
commission was In connection with
this reservoir, The writer IN question
usually confined himself 70 vague gen
eral mendaclty, but In this case be
specifically sisted that there was no
water In the vicinity 1T FOR reservoir
Il drank 1t, and 1t was excellent and
TINT this particular reservoir would
never hold water anyway. With typ
ical American humor. the engineering
corps stiil at work at the reservoir
have christened large boat which Is
now used on the reservoir after tie
Individual who denied the possibility
OF the reservoirs existence.
ccIon ravemeats.
! rode through the streets OF Colon
after two days OF almost unexampled
downpour. when they wers at their
very worst, Taken as whole. they
were bnd-as bad as Pennsylvania
avenue in Washington before Grants
administration but through three.
fourths Of the town 1t il now possible
to walk, even during the period OF tire,
mendons rain. in low shoes without
wettlng ones feet owing to the rapid.
ity with which the surface water Is
carried away In the bitches. Al
mon to whom spoke were a unit Fl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-17
BAKER EXTRACT COMPANY

struction Of tie canal and a penalty
Imposed on delay and waste Of
course It is possible that we cannot
come TO an agreement with the con
tractors, in which case the govern
ment will do the work itself Mean
while the work Oh the isthmus Is pro-
crossing steadily and without any let
up
A seven headed commission is
clumsy executive instrument We
should have but one commissioner,
with heads OF departments and other
officers under him. We should be ex-
pressly permitted to employ the best
engineers in the country as consulting
engineers.
accompany this paper with map
showing substantially what the canal
will be Ike when it is finished. When
the CuIebPa cut has been made and
the dams built Qf they are built rs at
present proposed, there Will be at
both the Pacific and Atlantic ends Of
the canal two great fresh water lakes.
connected by broad channel running
at the bottom Of ravine across the
backbone OF the western hemisphere.
Those best Informed believe that the
work will he completed In about eight
years, but IL is never safe to prophesy
about such work as this, especially
IN the tropics.
am informed that representatives
of commercial clubs of four cities
Boston, Chicago. Cincinnati and st.
Louis expect to visit the isthmus FOR
the purpose or examining the work Of
construction. am glad to hear It, and
shall direct that every facility be Civ.
en- them to zee all that is to be seenir
the work which the government is
doing
Confident of Ultimate Success.
or the success Of the enterprise am
as well convinced as one can be Of any
enterprise chat n human. 1t ID a stu
pendous work upon which our fellow
countrymen are engaged, and, while
we should hold them to strict ac-
countsbility for the way in which they
perform It, we should recognize. with
frank generosity. the epic nature of tbs
task on which they are engaged and its
worldwide Importance. They are do
ing something which win rebound i'm
measurably to the credit Of America.
which will benefit all the world and
which will last for ages to come
Under Mr. Shonts and Mr.. Stevens
and DR.. Gorgas this work has started
with every omen Of good fortune They
and their worthy associates, from the
highest TO the lowest, arc entitled to
the same credit that we would give TO
the picked men of victorious army,
for this conquest OF peace will in its
great and far reaching effect stand as
among the very greatest conquests.
whether OF peace or Of war. which
have ever been won by any Of the peo-
pies Of mankind. A badge is to be Civ
en- TO every American citizen who for
a specified tyne has taken part In this
work for participation In it will here
after be held to reject honor upon the
man participating. Just as 1t reflects
honor upon soldier to have belonged
to mighty army In great war for
Righteousness.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT. +
The White House. Dec. II. 1906
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-17
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to use anything but the best
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-17

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-09-27
Manchester Post Office.

0f,ioe hoan. from CASA. m. tos.cop' m
Mails Close,
Going South GO a. m. ll.2j a. m. ga
A 300 y. ~.
Goipg North !. 4oa. m. 30 y. IN. Z. 45p.m,
Manchester Center, Dorset aud feru
stage lib a. m.
Sunday South 300 p. m.
Mails Due.
Prom the North 500 n. IN. l2.25 p m
4 10 b.. M.
Prom the south 1000 a. IN. 40 pm
800 .. m.
Manehe.ter Center. Dorset and Peru
400 p. m.
Office open on Sunday from $50 am
10 1900 am, II. 10 y. IN. 10 l2.Ju p m
u. X. sMuSps, Postmaster
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-09-27
Rev. DR.. Wallace Nutting Buys the
Wheeler Place.

The following article regarding DR..
Nuttng, which will be interesting to
his many friends in Manchester, was
recently sent us by George II. Gilbert
of Winchester, Mass, who spent the
past summer at Manchester. and is
taken from the Newtown Conn., Bee
of Sept. Z.
An interesting experiment is being
tried at Southbury on the Truman
Wheeler place, the old part of the home
stead being pre- Revolutionary.
The purchaser is Rev. Wallace Nut
ting, d. d., recently resigned, after a
10 year pastorate, from the Union Con
gregational church, Providence, X. l.,
one of the largest in the denomination.
He had been told (by the doctors, not
the deacons) to ''go to grass, for some
years, in order to tone up from nervous
dyspepsia. The alternative being to
lie under the sod or TO live on it, he
chose the latter, Taking his amateur
camara to the woods and fields, high
ways and brooks he made many mega
tives Of the old life of our country, IN.
Guiding figure subjects in settings OF
antique door and freplaces. Though
this occupation was taken up as a
knitting work. it met with a wide
response through the country, and
there is brisk demand for Mr.. Nut
ting's sepia and handcolored platino-
types. The office and studio in New
York city proved altogether inadequate
for the increasing guild of workers I'M
der his direction. Hence it occurred
TO him to create what we may call an
artists farm. He has piped a fine
spring 10 the old house, plumbed 1t
throughout and otherwise renovated it..
A saw-mill has been purchased to pro-
vide lumber for large barn and for
frames and packing, and the accom-
mediation of the region. Men are beng
set to work to trim away the bushy
roadsides and fields; n gang pillow VIII
be started, and the pastures filled with
cattle and sheep. The great wood lot
will be conducted on forestry lines, and
improved rather than cleared. Instead
of hiring artists models to pose, the
| live stock Of the farm will be used u
form pastoral studies. Colonial pie
lures in colonial surroundings will be
the aim. The great cities do not give
room or proper atmosphere for. the
proper development of life, artistic OF
other. Mr.. Nutting was reared on a
farm. Photography, which has been
an expensive luxury for most, has been
with him means to the development
of this ideal. The pastoral and out
door life Us n field for and stimulus u
artistic work, not for an occasional
stolen, hurried day in the country, but
for the year through, where the pro
cess Of the seasons, in the soothing
beauty, may minister TO weary minds.
There is at least half a truth III Toll
stoy's saying, Back TO the soil" A
glad hand is looked for on the part OF
these new corners, who wish TO enter
into the life OF the town, and from week
% week to send through our whole land
the pictorial beauties OF this lovely
corner in Connecticut, chosen after
years Of search, east and west.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-09-27

Mamma. H. got stomach ache,
said Nellie, six years old. That's be-
cause you've been without lunch. It's
becanse sour stomach il empty. You
would feel better II you had something
in il. That afternoon the pastor called
and in the course Of conversation re-
marked that be had been suffering all
day with the headache. That's because
!, is empty, said Nellie. You'd feel
much better il you bad something IN It.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-09-27
MANCHESTER.

Miss Clara Hanaman spent sun
aay with her sister. Mrs. A. y. Moifat'
The farmers hereabouis are now
threshing aud report good yields.
-Chas. +. orvis has returned from
his trip 10 the Maine woods.
Max Brietkopf leaves shortly for
his home in New York city.
C. u. simonds is home from New
York city for week.
Most Of the farmers hereabouts
have their corn cut and report large
yield.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles lsham, who
have been out OF town for short time
returned Friday afternoon.
Rev. Harold !. Gardner, student
Of the Hartford Theological Seminary,
oflieiaied ut the Congregational church
ast Sunday.
Robert T.. bowling, who has been
in Cambridge and Salem. \. y, with
q. W. Bennett. returned 10 Manches-
Der last Friday.
One Of the finest beds OF asters we
have ever seen is that of Mrs q. A.
Lawrence. They are Of all colors OF
abe rainbow.
Clifford eastman Of New York was
IN town Sunday visiting hrs grandmoth'
ar and aunt. Mrs. Sylyanus Boynton
aud Mrs. s. d. Way.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. d. Wright are re
esiying the congratulations OF the'i
friends on the advent into the famii,
Of little daughter.
f. II. Irwin for years connected
with the Western Union Telegraph Go
IL New York. " visiting at NJ. NJ
Townley's
Miss BATHS and Miss Dawes arr
again IN Manchester, where they WI
viii take advantage OF the beautiful
fall days.
Invitations are on, for the marriage
of Albert NJ. Reed Of Albany 70 Mis-
Grace Wilcox White o. Roxbury, Mass.
ON "Wednesday night, Oct, 10.
Edward 4. Isham and family lief
their summer home, "ormsby Hill,
on Thursday, and went direct 10 then
New York home.
Mrs. irs Bentley and Mr.. siblc,
saw three deer while coming from thu
village one day last week. !, lcokcs
like the mother and two tawns.
Tuesday morning showed US th'
ars, frost 81 the season amounting Z
ANYTHING. From nos on look out TO
srosis and freeHes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cook nm
nounce the engagement 81 their dAagh
her Raby W. sud Rev. J. X. Hoagh
ION. formerly ~ London. Eng.
Joseph cAteni, The popular chef o
The Eqnlnon, returned y Men Yer
r,,y TUESDAY morning. ~here be va
.s.,n aes As chef Al The 0rosyenor.
A meeting q the Historical socif
- ali he bella At Mr.. y. Jay hap
lev. home Monday, Oci. !, 1900, q
: n o'clock. All persons inieresia
.yr macs, cordially invited 70 attend.
pr. nsasrnAn and family and he
Snow and family, ~ho haye bee
snnnAine All The season Al ihe Egainoi
~, os Friday. Mr.. SNOW hrsi cam
~ Manchester thirty -slinf years MO.
Carl J. hslburn, ~ho has been