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MAY WAIT TOO
LONG AND DIE
Strong Sermon Last Evening
by Pastor of Christian
Church.

The Rev. G.. D. Edwards preacheS
an Evangelistic sermon last evening
at the Christian church. He took for
his subject, the eighth verse of the
sixth chapter of Galatians, BE not
deceived, God is not Knocked, for what
soever a man soweth, that shall be al,
so reap
Mrs. Ewing presided at the organ
and the choir sang an exceedingly well
rendered anthem.
BE not deceived, God is not Knocked,
for whatsoever man soweth, that shall
be also reap" Whether good or bad
he shall reap in a multiplied measure.
[ doubt not that everyone of you who
are not Christians and everyone of you
who are Christians, but who have not
given yourselves up as yet will say, I
know that I am not Christian and
ought to be one Well, in the sweet
by and by when conditions are diff
ferent I shall be. but not now. It is
to such that l wish to speak.
There are many who believe that
a person, when he gives himself to
on, he has a new record to make and
on this record, viii his future destiny
be made.
Il know a man who has this con-
ception and who has put off this bap-
tism, who came back to Missouri,
when an old man, and got an old pas
Joined the church. He got baptized to
wipe out his past record.
Il have talked to a good many young
people who have had the same thought.
BE a Christian? No, not now, but
before l die Iwant to get ready to
go to the homie Of my Father
las lad, used to say to myself.
oh, that I could know a few months
before I died, that I might make
clean record on which to enter heaven
'Iewonder if there are any such here
tonight. If there are. to such am
going to speak. And if it is true, to
those I say, If you believe with your
heart that the baptism Will wipe out
your record and if you could do it the
hour or even the week before you die,
you would, to those 1 say, do you know
that ninety-five per cent of the people
who are dying, do not know that they
are dying?
when you remember the many ac-
cidents which have proved fatal, you
have a large contingent in that. On
the whole, it is a small percentage
of those who die by accident, and I'll
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POSITION

CONTINUED from Page One.)
officers accompanying prisoners from
the Oahu jail TO the courts to stand
trial, standing guard over them and
returning to Oahu Jail with them as If
the County police were the custodians
of the prisoners. The calls on the
police in this respect became so exact
ing and to the detriment of the police
service that I decided to place the re-
sponsibility OF the custody of prisoners
where it belonged-with the High
Shorthand not with the County
Sheriff
Il not only found the police assum-
ing responsibilities which they had no
right to, but largely engaged IN WORK
for other departments not properly
police work. When, therefore, 1t be
came necessary by action of the Board
of Supervisors to reduce the city police
force by some twenty men or more
anv one can see how necessary 1t be-
came to conserve all our available force
to even make showing that the city
is policed at all.
nThere is another thing which should
be taken into consideration. The force
has been cut down to such meagre mum
bers that in the case of any sickness
among the members of the force we
have no reserve whatever to draw up
on to fill up these temporary vacancies
When an officer becomes i'll, his beat can
not be filed.
..To conclude. I have nothing to
apologize for and I am going to do Whaf
I think ought to be done to serve the
pnblic interest and if it proves DIS
tasteful to some of my Republican
friends on the Board shall be sorry
But nothing is going to deter me from
doing what I think is right as long as
7 keen within the law
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BY Authority.

Sealed proposals Tor furnishing 100
lineal feet. more or less Of boiler plate
cylindrical caissons TO the County OF
Kauai T. H.. To be delivered on the
wharf at Ahukini. Kauai. aforesaid. on
or before the Gee. day Of ......... 1907.
will be received by the Board OF SUI
pervisors OF the County OF Kauai.
aforesaid. until $3.50 a. m. April 3. 1907.
Specifications and blank forms sub
hitting proposals viii be furnished
upon written request by addressing J.
II. Moragne. County Road Supervisor.
Lihue. Kauai. T. II.
The right Is reserved &C. reject any
or all bids.
BY order OF the Board Of Supervisors
OF the County OF Kauai.
n. ID. w1sHARD.
Chairman.
Lihue. Kauai. March 16. 1907.
7657-Mar. Is. q. q.
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Recorded March s, 1907.

c. Koelling, by atty and mtgee to
James B. Castle, Fore sale. Leasehold,
bldgs, machnry, livestock, crops, etc.
(Kaneohe, Koolaupoko, Oahu. $500.
B 294. p. So Dated Dec. is. 1906.
Albert Trask to Bishop of Zeugma, d;
Pors r P 4497, kul 1853. Kalihi-uka,
Honolulu. Oahu. $25. B PSF P 446.
Dated March s, 1907.
VIM. T. Robinson, IT., to Yen kam'
ct al. l.. Pc land Market St. Waikiki,
Maui; 10 yrs at $50 per year. b 49,
P 23S. Dated Jan /. 19907
A. Lahela Kamakea and hsb Is h)
to William r. Castle, Tr. NJ. r 20Sl,
kuI 5545 and bldgs, Kailua. Koolaupo-
ko. Oahu. $500. B 2S9, p 4S1. Dated
Mar 9, 1907.
r Jordan to Won Hamm- Young
Co, Ltd, c NJ 2 cylinder Modei H.
Maxwell touring car, factory No lO6SS.
$1,000. B 2s9. P 433. Dated Mar s. 1907.
Bishop & Co to Edw H Wolter,
Rel; mtge note in Liber 275, fol Y.
$500. B 2S9. p 434. Dated Mar g. 1871
Alice E Harrison and hsb CAD to
Bishop Trust Co Ltd, D; lot 5O7, or
$3.50 and lot sos, gr 1929. bldgs, etc,
Alapai and LunaIilo SITS, Honolulu, Ca
hu. $4,000. B 287, Az. Dated Feb p,
1907
c H Banning by TT to Board of
Hawn Evangelical Assn, Par Rel; lots
;. 6, Z. 8 and of Vineyard lot subdiv.
wailuku. Maui. $500. B 2s9, 4S5-
Dated Mar 9, 1907.
Recorded Mar II, 1907.
John r Calf Tr to Helemano Land
co Ltd, d; int in r 2 4415. ap "a ana
gr 973, Paa1aa, etc, Waialua, Oahu. 81,
and 6Opd up shs in Helemano Land Co
Ltd. B 2S9. D 453. Dated Dec Is, 1906.
John r Gait TT to Kawailoa Land
Co Ltd, d: int in r P 4475, ap "a and gr
g73. Paalaa. etc. Waialua, Oahu. 81
and so pd up shs Kawailoa Land Co
Ltd. B PSF, D asa. Dated Dec 2S, 1906.
John r Gait Tr to Anahulu Land Co
Ltd. D; int in r P 4475, ap "a and or
973. Paalaa. etc, Waialua, oahu. 81
and 90 ID up shs Anahulu Land co
Ltd. B PSI. D ASS. Dated Dec g, 1905.
William r Castle TT to Kaala Land
Co Ltd. d: int in grs ABS. 5SS, 1880, ap
1 and 1887. APPS 1 and 2, Kaheeka, etc.
waialua. oahu. 81. and 81 pd up shs
Kaala Land Co Ltd. 3 PSI, p 456. Dat
ed Dec 2S, 1906.
Chas H Atherton and VT TO haala
Land Co Ltd, D; int in grs si4' ll4o'
1117. 500, 1119 and 1920. kamananul'
waiaIua. oahu. 81, and 155 pd up shs
KaaJa Land Co Ltd, B 2S1, p 45l. Dat
ed Dec 2s, 1906.
John r Gait TT to Kaala Land @
Ltd. D: int in grs 235, 23S, 1922 and 4Ss'
Kamananui, etc, Waialua, Oahu. 81
and ID up shs Kaala Land Co LTD
r 2s7. o ass. Dated Dec Is, 1906.
VIM w Goodale and VT to haala
Land Co Ltd, D: int in grs 1870, ap Z
265. 1882, 444 719, S42 and 11l2 and K +;
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MARINE NOTES.

The following sugar is reported on
Kauai: Max, 1890; G. & R., 6O9O;
Mob, 24,ss3; K P, 5000; P. L., $1,000
H. NJ, 25,961; G.. F., 1o,075; NJ. s. Co.
$1,000; K. S. c., 1000 bags.
The steamer Iwalani from Lanai,
Maui and Molokai arrived early yes
terday morning.
The Ameriean-Hawaiian S. s. Arr
conan sailed from the Sound on Sat
urdav bound for Honolulu. The ArI
conan is returning from her first visit
to Tehuantepec whether she took su
gar from here.
Oceanic boats viii leave Honolulu
for the Coast as follows: Alameda
March 20; Ventura, April ?; Alameda
April 10; Sierra, April -; Sonoma
April %.
The next mail from the Coast shoulC
arrive on Tuesday by the 5. ). NIppoI
Maru.
The stoppage of the Australian
steamers will cut off Honolulus regu'
lar supplies Of Australian mutton.
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on Monday. the LIST day Of April.
A. ID. 1907 at the front entrance OF the
Capitol Executive Buildlng). will he
sold at public auction the lease OF that
certain land and building situate at the
corner OF Fort and Allen streets. In the
city OF Honolulu. Island and County OF
oahu. said land containing an area OF
0000 square feet.
Upset rental $500 per annum. pay
able semi-annually In advance.
Term-Ten uO) years from the 18th
day OF September. A. ID. 1907.
Map and description can be seen nj
the office OF the Superintendent OF
Public Works.
c. $. HOLLOWAY.
Superintendent OF Public Works.
Department OF Public Works. Pono-
lulu. March 1. 1907.
7es5-Mar. 4. II. Is. Is: Apr. !.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that during
the absence of the undersigned in Chi
na Messrs. Lee Leong and Seu I'm
Yee will act for him under full power
of attorney, and that Yong Now sum
is also authorized to act as general
business agent in attending to all mat
tiers of business relative to the bus1-
ness and concerns of the said under
signed.
Y. AHIN.
Dated. Honolulu, March II, 1907.
7672-Mch. 12-15-1S-21.
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NOTICE TO WAlLUkU SUGAR co.
STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice H. hereby given that the stock
books Of the above company will be
closed to transfers from March goth
to 3Oth. both dates inclusive.
All arrangements a. 10 the disposal
Of fractional shares between sharehold-
ers must be made before March 10Th.
and full payment Of par value di0o
per shareD 81 the new issue % March
s1st. to which shareholders have sub
scribed. must be made on or before
March Both Payment 90 be- made AT
the office Of g. Brewer g. Co. Ltd,
Queen street. Honolulu.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON.
Treasurer. Waikiki Sugar Co.
Dated. Honolulu. March 18TH. 1907.
rf1G
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PUBLIC MEETING.

There win be a meeting Of the judi
ciary Committee at the senate Cham
Der. on Monday. March IS. at 4 y. m.
to consider House Bin No. 1l5 ITO reg
ulate the use Of automobiles and motor
vehicles within the District OF Homo
lulu"
All interested are invited 90 attend.
w. %. SMITH.
Chairman.
Honolulu. March Is. 1907. 76I0
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admit that you may not be among
those who so pass on.
We go to bed, the majority Of people
who do not die Of accidents; we are
sick. we know we are sick, but we
think we will be all right in a few
fort and we think we are better.
Finally, we know we are sick; the ply
stefan comes, then he goes out. One
of the family goes out after him and he
says, Prepare yourself for the worst.
He Will not live The chances are that
by that time we are Unconscious. The
family begins to think that they must
warn us: that they must get the min
lister or tell US ourselves to prepare for
our future life. Let that be the last
thing; the doctor warns: There must
be no excitement; and everything is
made cheerful and before We know it.
death rattles in our threats.
COR, perchance, the doctor gives his
consent. Every one shuns- the task
and it usually fails to the one who
takes it hardest, the mother. She
comes in, she chokes, she goes out and
comes in, she does it again, and then
she tells us to make ready for our de-
parture.
How is it with your soul? When
you We're strong and well, you said,
oh, there's plenty of time and you
waited. And now that you know that
there is hardly a chance, the worst
comes and says there is time; or per-
ask Him to pardon you now? Who are
you, that you should come fer forgive
ness now?' And then you say. No, |
have lived for myself all my days and
it is now too late? Do you think that
God will have mercy upon man who
has given Him up? do you think that
a just God will give you a passport
into heaven on your past career?'
And now have you gone so far as
to say, I win not mock him in that
kind Of a manner
eff a man has sown unto the flesh, |
of the flesh will he reap corruption |
Is it true that there is no exception? |
Are there exceptions in the physical |
world? If you sow corn do you ex-
peet to ask for barley? God himself |
never designs to interfere IN a thing
like that.
1T is true of nations. Look at Rus
STA and then see her before a nation
with integrity, and see where she
stands. Look at Spain with her
bigotry, and greed for Cuba, and see
where she stands. Look at the United
States. Here comes a ship loaded with
the black man to be sold as slaves,
and as a result, witness the bloody
war that was fought.
Friends, lying doesn't pay. Hon
esty is the best policy in business. and
it is the best policy in morals.
But what about the man who labor
ed at the eleventh hour and received
the same wages as those who labored
early in the morning? But who were
those that worked at that hour? They
went out and found men outside the
gates and told them to come in and
work They went out the second time,
and found others there, and those who
came in at the eleventh hour came
when they were just called.
DO you believe in this Book? If
you do, / am going to ask you while
we sing, if you wish to give yourself
up to Him, to come up and give me
your hand"
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MARINE:

The schooner Robert Levers arrived
from Port Townsend yesterday at noon
after an exceptionally speedy trip of
10 days il II hours. This is pretty
close to the record for the run and
Captain Underwood is feeling good over
his vessels smart performance The
schooner left Port Townsend on March
l at $50 p. N. About twelve wears
ago Captain Underwood, then in com
mand of the bark Fresno, came down
from the Sound in IA days 10 hours.
Previous to that the record for the
trip was Is days and was held by the
barkentine Skagit.
The schooner had gale aft all the
way until last Tuesday when the trades
were encountered. Two days out of
Port Townsend it blew regular biz
zard and at one time there was four
teen inches of snow on deck.
The Levers brought 9S5,500 feet of
lumber and piles for the construction
of the Alakea street wharf.
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General orders No. 3.
An election will be held at Military
Headquarters on Friday. March 29th.
1907, at 1880 y. m. for the election OF the
following officers: I'm accordance with
the provisions OF Section IL OF the Mill
tary Code:
1 Adjutant General.
I Surgeon General.
Paymaster General.
Judge Advocate General,
Assistant Surgeons.
Col. J. w. Jones will preside at the
foregoing election.
BY command OF the Governor.
JNO. II. SOPER,
Colonel. Adjutant General OF Hawaii.
Honolulu, March IS. 1907. 1915
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SALE OF LEASE OF GOVERNMENT
LAND AND WAREHOUSE. SIT
UATE AT THE CORNER OF
FORT AND ALLEN STREETS.
oPPosITETHE CUSTOM HOUSE.
HONOLULU. OAHU. I. II.
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General Orders No. 4.
An election win be held at Military
Headquarters on Friday. March 18th.
1907, at 1880 y. IN. for the election OF
tie following officers: In accordance
with the provisions OF Section IL OF
the Military Code:
/ Colonel. First Regiment, ~. q. II.
1 Lieutenant Colonel. First Regiment.
~. @. II.
2 Majors. First Regiment, ~. q. IL.
Major James w. Pratt OF the Cen
eral STAFF Will preside at the foregoing
election.
BY command of the Governor.
JNO. II. SOPER.
Colonel. Adjutant General OF Hawaii.
Honolulu. March IS. 1907. 1876
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record March 16, 1907.
- From a m to IL noon.

Entered for Record March 16, 1907.
From 9 a m to II noon.
Emily P Conradt and hsb to Joseph
Akau ...-s-...-. l.
Emily Conradt and hsb to John
Akdu -......-.-. .-......- l.
Emmeline NJ Magoon and hsb to
3D. of Hawn Evangelical ASSN. i
Bid of Hawn Evangelical Assn to
John w Wadman. L
John w Wadman and VT to III
Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd. ........... Nj
Laniana by Gdn ct al to Heleliilii
th) ''''i ~
Joseph Heleliilii and VT to All Nui. d
S K Poliahu and VT to Lahapa ke-
liikuwewa (w) Observation-Disclosures II
J Waiohinu to T Miyasaki. ........ L
Joshua Waiohinu to T Miyasaki.... L
Antoine F Tavares and VT to A r
SOuZa ''''"'''' -
w O Aiken and VT to Joe Freitas..
w 0 Aiken and VT to Joe Caldeira. ID
Manoel SUM by Jdg. Bankrpt Jdgmt
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COUGH REMEDY
ACTS ON NATURES PLAN.

The most successful medicines are
+bosa that aid nature. Chamberlain
couch Remedy acts on this plan. Take
it when you have a colo ana va,
allay the cough. relieve tire lungs alI
expectoration, open the secretio!is anu
aid nature in restoring the system 10
a healthy condition Sold oy BENSON
Smith & Co. Ltd, Agents Tor hawai-
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
NAH1KU SUGAR 60. LTD.

NAHIKU SUGAR CO. LTD.
By order OF the Board OF Directors
II the Nahiku Sugar Co. Id. Assess.
ment 40. OF 20 on the capital siocs
Of the Company will be due and pay
able az the office and principal place
Of business OF the Company. stanEens
valid building. Honolulu, T. ~. on
April 1st. 1907. delinquent May ist.
1907.
J wATERpOUsE.
Treasurer. Sahiku Sugar Co. Ltd.
March 1st. 1907. tSsf
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NOTICE.

Meeting of the Executive Committee
which will have charge of the Cham
pionship Field Meet next Saturday al
ternoon, March %, 1907, will be held at
Y. NJ. C. A this afternoon at O'Clock
Per order
JAMES STEINER.
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COMING THIS WAY.
BOAT CAPSIZED.

One Of the life-boats of the German
training ship Henzogin Cecilie while
sailing off the bell-buoy yesterday
morning, swamped in the heavy sea.
The incident was witnessed from
Young Bros boathouse and the launch
Brothers was promptly despatched to
the rescue. The boat was towed to
the lighthouse where the cadets baled
her out and then sailed for the train
ing ship.
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EDWARD SEWALL IN.

The magnificent sailing ship Edward
Sewall, 2916 tons and pride of the
Sewall line arrived from San Fran
cisco yesterday, anchoring outside about
5 p m. The run from the Coast was
made in fifteen days, favoring winds
being behind most of the way until
the islands were neared when time was
lost. The Sewall came down in bal
last, part of which she took from here,
the remaining being San Francisco de-
bris.
Captain Quick, well known here, is
master of the big ship. He was great
~ disappointed because the tug failed
to bring him in last night. The
Intrepid started out but turned back
after reaching the lighthouse, her
captain probably figuring that it was
blowing too hard. The trip, according
to the boarding officer, was devoid of
incident.
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STEAMERS ARRIVED.

The steamer W. G. Hall from Kauai
ports arrived at 4 a. m. yesterday with
II cabin and 70 deck passengers. She
brought 5000 bags of sugar and 81 pack
ages of sundries. Purser Mcnamara
reported very rough passage home.
The steamer Noeau arrived from Ku-
kuihaele early yesterday morning with
three passengers, $500 bags of sugar,
"a hides and 10 boxes of sugar cane.
Purser Railway reported heavy seas on
the Hamakua coast and very heavy
swell at Kiholo. The steamer waited
until p. m. at the latter place on
Saturday but it was so rough as to
make shipping cattle out of the ques-
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SIGHTED THE FOSTER.

The schooner Mary E. Foster left
Port Townsend for Honolulu twenty
four hours before the schooner Robert
Levers which arrived yesterday. Some
of the LEVERS crew say that they
saw the Foster in the refuge harbor
of Leah Bay, just inside of Capt Flat
terry, as the Levers passed out.
COMING THIS WAY.
The following vessels are well on
the way here: American barkentine NJ.
Winklemann, 20 days from Eureka;
schooner Mary E. Foster, 16 days from
Port Townsend; Norwegian ship Lam
cling, ia days from Glasgow; barken-
tine Hawaii, Sc days from Newcastle;
British barkentine Helga, As days from
Newcastle; bark Foohng Suey, 119 days
from New York
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Read THE ADVERTISER
WORLDS NEWS DAILY
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-11-01
RIProN.

Prayer meeting this week on Friday
evening, 1880 at j. E. Goodro's.
The Rev. Mr.. Richardson preached his
last sermon in the Congregational church
last sunday There were union services
in the evening in the building at which
the attendance was good considering the
intense darkness and storm. In the
morning MIR. and Mrs. Richardson start
ed for their home in Massachusetts,.
During the few months they have been
here they have won golden opinions by
miuding their own business and appar-
emily trying to live the religion he
preached. We hear it intimated that
there is prospect of their return, in the
near future; If that proves true, they
will be welcomed.
There will be the regular services at
the NJ. E. church next Sunday. The
subject III the forenoon will be "Where
Will You Spend Eternity" In the
evening, Depending upon God"
G.. L. Young went to Goshen for his
deer hunt, after two days trial with no
luck, gave it up, htched up the team to
go to Fore tdale, the home of his son-in-
law, Rowe, who was with him, and af-
ter iourneying a mile or two found a
uctl DtSlut Tile IOdu, tdJltiS dDpitS' n
couple of shots from Rowe brought
down 175-pound buck, so after all they
had venison for supper.
P. A. Campbell, jr., found dead doe
on the gate lot on the 23d inst. that
had been shot only short time before,
for it was still warm. 1t was brought to
the village and turned over to Game
Warden j. F. Stoddard. who dressed it
and awaits orders from headquarters.
AS far as we can learn no trace of the
shooter was found.
S. ]. Gibbs of Rutland is here on visit
to his parents.
Official notice was received here re-
Gently that from after Saturday, Oct.
Goth inst. the mail service from here to
Hancock is discontinued.
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WEST CORNWALL.

Very heavy fall of rain early in the
week and roads very muddy.
Miss Minnie Doud of New Haven and
Mrs. Abbie Wicker were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. E. Twitchell over the Sab
bath.
Mrs. Ellen B. Peck returned last week
from a weeks visit with relatives in
Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. NJ d. Smith of Glens Falls, n.
Y. has returned to her home after spend
ing week with her sister, Mrs. K. L.
Taylor.
Fred Currier has lateley been in Bur-
lington disposing of onions.
DIR. and Mrs. S. E. Maynard of Burling-
ton, made short visit at o. A. Fields a
short time ago.
Mrs. P. r. Bingham has closed her
house and gone to New York for the
winter.
The funeral of H. E. Taylor, whose
death occurred on the 25th, took place
on Monday afternoon at his late home;
Rev. A. T. Howard of Whiting conduct
ed the exercises. A. j. Blackmer of
Middlebury was in charge. Those pres
ent from out of town were Samuel L.
Taylor of Bristol, Perley H. Kendrick of
Pittsford, MIR. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Taylor of
Middlebury, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Taylor
and daughter, Essie. of Whiting. Mrs.
Susan Hubbard of Middlebury, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. y. Wales of Weybridge, Yrs. NJ.
d. Smith of Glens Falls, n. Y, Mr.. and
F. II. Eldredge and son, Robert, of Bird
port, Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Towsend of
Richvile, Mrs. Marietta Dalrymple of
Nergennes and DR.. S. S. Martin of Wind.
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