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Total amount estimated for municipal

Total amount estimated for municipal
purposes s9ls ~
1T appearing to the council that The total
valuation OF all the taxable property in this
municipality according to- the last assess
ment thereof. Is S2624G7; being real estate to
the value OF sI2. 915; personal property TO the
value OF SlOO,6S5; and railroad and other
property assessed by the board OF public
works TO the value OF sS7,747 as certified to
the council by the officer whose duty IL is to
make out the land books according to the
provisions OF section 80, chapter 20, of the
code as last amended and IL appearing from
the foregoing estimate that IL is necessary to
raise by levy after deducting all credits,
S9lS.f2 for municipal purposes; therefore n
levy on each one hundred dollars valuation
or 30 cents for municipal purposes will
pI oduce the estimated amount necessary as
aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal year.
State OF West Virginia,
County of Wayne,
Town of Fairview, To- wit:
L, j. M RIgg, recorder in and for the NUM-
clpaltty OF Fairview, County oil Wayne, and
state OF West Virginia, do hereby certify
mat the foregoing is n true copy from the
record OF an order made by the council OF
1910.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Au-
gust, 1910.
j. NJ RIGG,
Recorder OF the Municipality
OF Fairview, West Virginia.
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Estimate OF 6xD6ns6s of the Town
OF CdSSViIle.

State Of West Virginia,
County of Wayne,
Town of Cassville, To-wit:
AT an adjourned session of the Council O.
the Town of Cassyille held in the Mayors
once on the 9th day OF August, 1910, there
We're present: w. L.. Bartram, Mayor; j. NJ.
Rowe, Recorder; and j. NJ. chapman, G.. W.
Rowe, 6. w. Baruam and John Spears
Councilmen.
In accordance with section 4, chapter 8, OF
the Acts of the extraordinary session OF the
legislature of l9CS. the Council proceeded to
make up an estimate of the amounts nee
essary TO be levied for the current fiscal year,
10 cover all municipal debts and Liabilities
payable during the said year, including
poses. ana proper allowances Tor DELINQUENT
taxes, expense OF collections and contingen
Giles; but deducting therefrom the money in
the city treasury applicable To the service OF
the year and municipal claims and doth de.
termlne and estimate the several amounts TO
be levied "A = follows.
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SCHEDULE lNEFFEOTM MAYS. 1910
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w 10 4 DOOND.
LEAVE CEREDo DAILY.
NO ", . :35 p. m--For Portsmouth and
and intermediate stations.
NO. 10, 20 a. m. - For Williamson
and Intermediate stations.
Trains leave Kenova for Columbus and
Cincinnati and the west ? 80 a. m.
2:lO p. IN. daily and 100 a. m. dali.
ly except Sunday
Trains leave Williamson for the north
and east 26 a, m. 4:42 p. IN. and
500 a. m.
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Total amount estimated for
municipal purpOsps

wal aulOuuJ csIlmdleu 1Or
municipal purposes 1882 90
1t appearing to the council that
the total valuation of all taxable
property in this municipality ac-
cording TO the last assessment
thereof, is S4S, $50 90; being real es-
tate to the value of $40, 2O5 90; per
sonal property to the value of S28,
$4,000 as certified to the council by
the officer whose duty it is to make
out the land books according to the
provisions of section 39 chapter 80 of
the Code as last amended, and
1t appearing from the foregoing
estimates that it is necessary to
raise by levy, after deducting all
credits, $500 for municipal
purposes; therefore a levy on
each One Hundred Dollars valua-
ton of thirty-fve cents (35c.) for
municipal purposes will produce
the estimated amount necessary
as aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal
year.
State of West Virginia,
County of Wayne
Town of East Lynn, To. wit:
l, John r. Keesee, Recorder in
and for the municipality of East
Lynn, county of Wayne and
State of West Virginia, do here
by certify that the foregoing is a
true copy from the records of an
order made by the council of said
municipality, on the 9th day of
August, 1910.
Given under my hand this 9th
day of August, 1910.
JONI r. KEEsEE,
Recorder of the Municipality
of East Lynn, w. Va.
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$4,000
Total estimate for municipal


purposes S7C61l
IL appearing To the Council that the total
valuation of all taxable property in this mu
nlclpallty according to the last assessment
thereof is siSi,bO5; being real estate to the VAL
ue OF ol,tOO personal properly To Hbe value
oil s3O,3S5, and railroad and other properly as
sessed by the board OF public works to the
value of $4,000 as certified 10 the Council BY
ihe tthcer whose duty IL is to make out the
land books according to the provisions of
section ~, chapter 20, of the code as last
amended and IL appearing from the forego.
Ing estimates that II is necessary to raise by
Ievy after deducting all credits, S6iG.Il for
municipal purposes; therefore IL Is deter1n-
ihed mat levy on each one hundred dol
iars Variation of IS cents for municipal pur.
poses viii be necessary To produce the
estimated amounts as afore aid for the ensu-
Ing fiscal year.
state OF Vest Virginia, Wayne County,
I0Wn OF Cassyille, To-wit:
J., j. NJ. Rowe, Recorder i'm and for the m u
nlcipality OF Cassville, County of Wayne.
and state OF West Virginia, do hereby certi-
~ mat the foregoing Is a true copy from the
records OF an or Ter made by the Council of
1910.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1910.
J.. NJ ROWE.
Recorder for Il. of g
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$4,000

2. The debts and demands owed
by the district as whole, and pay
able ont of the building fund.
La Outstanding orders 4 6o.OO
Id Salaries of district Off
GERS and employees 700 90
lie Institute attendance 275 90
III New buildings 1000 90
Lei Painting, repairs, coal,
etc., 1855 90
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commissioners Sale OF Real
Estate.

A. w. Preston,
w. III. Hutchinson, ct al.
Under and by virtue of a decree Of the cir,.,,;,
court of WAYNE county, West Virginia mad
and entered in the above entitled cause nend
ing IN the said court in Chancery Order Book
NO 10, AT page ~, on May II, 1910. at a regular
term OF said court the undersigned, who was
oy said decree appointed Special Commissioner
Ioi tne purpose o making sale of certain real
estate, therein decreed TO be Sold hereby pi ;es
notice that on the
Ord DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1910,
between the hours of 10 o'clocI, in the for.,oo,
and o'clock in the afternoon, I will al The
front door Of the court house of Wayne county.
"est virginia; proceed to offer for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder. the following
real estate, situated in the county of Wavne
and described a. follows, TO witt
First Tract: Situated on the Right Fork
OF the head of Buffalo creek in said WAYNE
county, being the same tract conveyed 10 +
=; Hutchinson BY w. c. Hutchinson and Susan
h1utchi n, his wife, by deed bearing date
March ~ 100, aud recorded in Deed Book No
oS, at page 2Os, contain NC 80 or 40 acres
Second Tract: Situated on the Right Fork O.
Buffalo creek, in Wayne county. described i'm a,
deed from w. q. Hutchi 1sOn and Susan Hutch
iusOu, his wife. TO Thomas Hutchinson bca rina,
date on the first day o. November 1000 and r..
Tord "a ~ said county court clerks office in
acres,
TERMS or SALE.
One-thrd OF purchase money cash in hand On
day of sale and the residue in equaI Install.
ments. payable in six and twelve months with,
interest from date, the purchaser executing his
nnoleS WIN good personal security for the de
terred payments; aud the legal title of said
lands shall be- held until ali the purchase mon
ey Is fully paid.
j. ". MEEK
Special COmmi ssioner.
G.. W. Frazier, clerk Of the circuit court Of
wayne county, West Virginia, do hereby Ger.
Wy that the above named Special Commits
siOner has given bond az required by ia A..
cree and a. required by law with personal Sc
curity approved by me.
1Oaugiw. ByJ. NJ. Rice o. ~
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Is The Stomach

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Or. PfERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL
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s564O.OO
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE.

TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE.
Maximum levy 90 cents on each
One Hundred Dollars valuation.
l. The amount due, and the
amount that will become due and
collectihle from every source, except
from the levy of taxes to be made
for the current fiscal year.
Ia Balance due fund from
sheriff 3OS5 90
Lc) Due from general school
fund enumeration 5000 90
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S6OS5.OO

S60S5. 90
.. The debts and demands owed
by the district as whole and pay
able out of the teachers fund.
Ic Commissions, delinquen-
cies and examinations 235 90
leI For 10 teachers holding No
one certificates at $50 per
month for months $500 90
III For le teachers holding
No. two certificates at $50
per month for months 63OO 90
lgl For teachers holding
No. three certificates at $40
per month for Z months 1920 90
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ESTIMATES.

Maximum levy 30 cents on the
One Hundred Dollars valuation.
Marshal's salary $4,000
Recorders salary 1900
Repairs to streets and bridges rs 90
Jail and contingent expenses 25 90
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ESTIMATES.
balance In hands of city treasurer

Per diem OF commissioners 40
Per diem OF poll clerks 800
For registration OF voters 10 90
FOR print ng ballots, stationery, etc., 500
For salary of mayor Is 90
For larry ofive councilmen 800
For salary of recorder Is 90
For salary OF sergeant, l4iOO
For feeding city prisoners % 90
For incidental expenses, witness fees,
etc, 70 90
For salary of health officer $500
For cement sidewalks 35l 80
Salary OF assessor rs 10
Foi ueiinquents ~ 90
For collectors com IN issions 35 90
For printing estimated levy 40 90
For printing finance statement 90 90
For discounts $50
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Sl3845.OO

1t appearing to the board of edu
cation that the total valuation of all
the taxable property In this district
according to the last assessment
thereof, is S4O94693. 90; being real
estate to the value OF S8lS525. 90 per.
sonal property to the value of S242
1890; and railroad and other prop.
erty assessed by the board of public
works to the value of S3O34O23 90 a.
certified to this board by the Asses
sor, and 1t appearing from the fore
going estimates that it is necessary
to raise by levy, after deducting all
credits, S294O.00 for building pur-
poses and S776O.OO tor teachers BUR
poses, 1t Is determined that a lew
on each One Hundred Dollars valu-
alton of ten cents (lOc) for building
purposes and twenty cents (2Oc) for
teachers purposes Will be necessary
to produce the estimated amounts
as aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal
year.
State of West Virginia,
County of Wayne
District Of Lincoln, To-wit:
l, Z. F. Harris, secretary of the
board of education in and for Linz
coin district of said county and
state, do hereby certify that the
foregoing conforms 70 an order
made and entered by said board on
the 9th day of August, 1910.
Given under my band this 9th
day Of August, 1910.
G. +. HARRIS,
Secretary Board OF Education.
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j. NJ. RIGG,
Recorder of the Municipality
of Fairview, West Virginia.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-26

Ti h make r ~ h it y Il m claims dno
III th to
riot fue phenomenal f this January Clearance m an lUurnasa
IVES ole N hIig d of is even than du n OH frs lay fanny other SALE. We
mention sincerely o mhS az tina pop nt gu II % merchant d
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23
NEWPORT.

Class Gay exercises were well attend.
ed and the address before the graduat-
ing class by Hon. G. A. Prouty was an
excellent one.--The summer schedule of
passenger trains on the p. & NJ went
into effect Monday morning and few
radical changes have been made Train
No. "a, which has always left Newport
al 400 p. m, leaves now at $3.50 D. m.
and the spur train from Stanstead ar.
rives 60 minutes earlier. Train No. IS.
which has usually left at SIS a. m,
leaves at 7:3S a. m. Other trains are
changed a few minutes.-Decorators are
at work on buildings in preparation 70.
the visit Of the Shriners juno a. 1t IS
estimated that 500 people will visit New
port on that date.-Mrs. Cynthia Nc
Neil Of Lebanon, y. r., is visiting Mt t.
j.. Nickcrsons.-t'rn Smith is at
home from New Milford, Conn, where
she Las been engaged as instructor.
l.. Martin launched his boat, Sultana.
saturday. The boat is 10 IT. in length an,
u TT. In width and atted with a 40-horse-
power gasolene engine. MI Martin will
pass most of the time visiting different
points on the lake.
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BRANDON.

George Gallagher has gone to Bowie
AriZ., where he has employment-Mis
Carrie Bishop of Concord, Mass, is spend
ing a few weeks at the Brandon Inn
Miss Catherine Blackwell left last even
ing for New York. from which place she
viii go with party for trip to Europe
Miss Cora Talbot has gone to Florence
Mass. where she. will spend several
weeks with the Rev. and Mrs. I. p.
Kellogg.-Mrs. Alice Sprague and Miss
Ruth Sprague have returned from Man
Illus y. Y.
Miss Mae Dram Of Hudson, y. Y. Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. Gram
Miss Sarah Ball OF Springfield Mass.
Is the guest Of Or. and Mrs william
r. rsh.-James r. Harris and fam
lily have gone to Lake Dunmore. where
they viii spend the summcr-The
graduating class of the high school
save reception and dance at the
town hall "Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock.-Alr. and Mrs. Charles Denni-
son of Concord. Mass, are at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Kelley-Mrs. G.
r. Hall ana son. Charles. have gone
to Lake punmore where they will
spend several months-Mrs. Anna f..
Taylor has returned from BURLINGTON.
where she has been for treatment at
Mary Fletcher hospital-Mr and Mrs.
owen McShane have returned from
New York city.
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ORLEANS
BRADFORD.

George Crafts of sharon, Mass. is at
home for vacation.--Mrs. Sarah Bcan of
SomerNille, Mass, is with Mrs. +. T..
Hcaley.-Mr. and Mrs Henry Badger and
daughter Mary. Carroll Baderr of Lyme.
y. H.. Miss Ethel Rutledcc of Woods
Vile, ~ H.. and Mrs. Charles Badger and
daughter of Hastings, Florida. have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Jenkins.-The Rev. DR.. y. +. Stahl is
visiting his daughter Mrs. Mcintyre at
Dcleware City, Del-Charles P Dimck
of Boston, Mass, was a guest of his
mother, Mrs. Freeman Clement. this
week.-Mrs. A. c. Wormwood has been in
Grasmere. y. H. for a few days-Mlss
Grace Rogers of Newport is visiting her
friend. Miss Lula Kennedy.-Henry
Lachance and Ralph Hiland of Boston
arrived Friday to attend the alumni ban
Quet at Hotel Low thai evennE.-M S.
Grace Towne OF Salem, Mass. is guest
of Or. and Mrs. w. +. Locke--Carisie
Reattie of Maidstone is in town attending
commencement exerCiseS.-The graduates
of the high school with Prn and
Mis-. Speare and Miss Gertrude Berry
are to camp at Lake Morcy next week.
l.. a. Wheeler is assisting ut the Farmer
Exchange store.-ATr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Drown were called to Lyndonville Friday
BY the serious Illness of his sister-NIrs
Minnie NJ @. Carr is visiting at Bay City,
Mich. Her daughter, Miss Helen Carr,
will take her place as librarian at Woods
Nhrnry.-Aliss Sara Parker leaves this
week for Boston. where she will sail
June % on the Romantic for Naples to
be away until fall
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LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Bruce Of Wolcott
visited the first of the week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G. X. Chamberlain.-Th
Rev. w. O. Parmenter of SpYingfeld
Mass. is In town for a short ime.-Miss
Jennie McAllister went to Manchester
n. H.. Friday to stay two months with
her niece, Mrs Gertrude Conner-NIrs
Julia Giilghan Of New York city Is pass
Ing n few months with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. T. Murphy.-Clement Roya
has moved from North Troy into A. p
Sweets basement tenement. Miss Mildred
Greenwood Is home from St Johnsburv
academy for her school vacatlon.-Milo
Hines sold his span Of matched horses
Monday to A. l.. Bruce Of Wolcott for
$oo.-The young people OF the Catholic
parish will give n literary entertainment
Thursday evening, June 30. Mt the NJ. w.
a. hall.-Miss Alice LaClair Is home from
Richford, where she has been teaching
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grow visited rela-
tives in johnson last week.--Alonzo Kins-
ley of Essex L. the guest Of his brother
Rufus Einsley.--Paul Tatro of Kansas Is
visiting relatives in town.-Mrs. Joshua
Suckney of Newport Center and Mrs. Ed
ward Wilson of Topeka, Kansas. were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Curtis
last week.--H. II. Newton has sold his
house near the creamery TO Mrs Arthur
Stannard.
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WESTFIEL,p.

DR.. W. A Young is spending few
days at his old home in Canada-Homer
". Burnham attended the Masonic con-
vention at burlington last week-The
Hon. and Mrs. \. W Woodwork of
Enosburg Falls came Friday to visit his
brother, l. S. WoodWorth.-Nr. and Mrs.
Lot Edwards of Derby were guests OF
her sister, Mrs. John Brown. last week
Carol Smith OF Goffstown, n. H., came
last week to see his sister. Mrs. NJ. y.
TO the NJ, d. Gilman estate for 1857 but
does not take possession till next spring
when the lease OF the farm he had rent
ed expires Miss Anna Conner Of Yonk-
ers, y. V, Is expected the last OF this
week to spend a part of her vacation
with her sister, Mrs. Young Miss Hilda
Dickson has returned from Derby acad-
envy, and 1lif Bryant from Barton high
school for the summer vacaticn.-Miss
Alma Jacques has returned from East
Barre, where she has been teaching two
years, and Miss Theo Hendrix from
Barre, where she has taught u few months
and expects to return next fall-Mr. and
Mrs Bert Percy spent Sunday at West
Derby.-The WooSworth mill was shut
down for repairs four days last week -
The village schools taught by Misses
Bessie Parker of Grand Islo and Lefty
Foster of Newport will close Friday with
a picnic If the weather is hne--Morris
Lawrence returned Monday from visiting
his sister in Berkshire.-Mrs. Freeman
and daughter and friend of Peabody
Mass, were in town last week to attend
the Reed-Jelbar weddinP.-The Rev. J. T.
Bowman has given the Christian En-
deavor society a very nice leather bound
COPY Of the New Testament of the Am
erican revision
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Earl s. CUshns en-.

Earl s. Cushman died yesterday after
noon at the home Of his daughter, Mrs
A. l.. Sherman. OF G. Buell. street Nh
Cushnan was s. years of ago and had
been i'll for about two weeks. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at twr
o'clock from the home Of Mrs Sher-
man.
M. Cushmar was born in Braintre
March 3, 1923 He married November 4
1856 Miss Mary f.. Lamb, who died H.
ls3l After the death of his wife he made
HIS home In this city with Mrs. Sherman
and his son, J. e. Cushman Mr.. Cush-
man was a member of tho Legislature
from Braintree In 1872 and was a member
Of the Baptist Church of that place for
80 years. He Is survived by his two chit
dren, mentioned above.
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BENSON.

The Orwelrs played Benson Saturday
on tho Patterson diamond The home
team won. % to 9.-,Mrs Charles Nc
keown and two children are visiting in
Orwell-Freeman r. Coats and Cora l..
Brown. widow OF the late o. II. Brown.
We're married last Tuesday a, the Method
it Episcopal parsonage the Rev. DR.
Washburn performing the ceren,onv.-A.
the political caucus June r. Fleetwood
delegates won out by majority of in
a vote Of Sl.-Dr. j. p. Newton Of this
village went 70 burlington TO the Grand
lodge meeting INST week.-A church So
ciable will be held at the Congregational
chapel Friday night.-Frank Robinson of
burlington was here Friday Miss Agnes
Burns is drilling Il class of six of her
older pupils I'm the higher department OF
the village schools for graduation In the
common branches. preparatory to enter
ing Troy Conference academy at Poultney
or the normal school at Castlcton-Hor-
ace s. Lewis of the north part OF Benson
is very ILL., his thumb having bren infect
cd by his pocket knife. A mammoth SYM
pathetic abscees followed In his armpit
which was opened at a counsel of doc
tors Friday. lie barely survived the op-
Grafton Many local people are cutting
small sections OF grass preparatory to do
ing their regular haying. Except where
the grass has been killed out, the crop
IS immense.-An automobile party from
Wallingford consisting Of Deputy Sheriff
Leonard and others spent last Thursday
night here.-A church sociable will be
held At the chapel Friday evening of this
week to which everybody Is invited. -
Lewis Bclden, who lost a good horse two
weeks ago, has a more valuable che SO
sick 1t Is not expected to live.
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WEDDING RECEPTION.
Friends Greet Mr. and Mrs. r. n
spau,ding on Return from Honey

Tho reception, given last evening at her
home on College street by Mrs. Eum&
j. Spauldng TO Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.
Spaulding upon their return from their
honeymoon. was attended by over 200
guests The floral decorations have
seldom been surpassed at n similar affair
IN the city. The guests were received
by Mrs. Spaulding. Nj. and Mrs f. d.
SpauldinG, Mrs. W. II. Dunn of Cham
plain, y. y, mother Of the bride. and
Mrs a. ~ Rich OF Rochester n. Y,
grandmother OF the bride. The dining
room WAS decorated in scheme of pink
and White. sweet peas being most In
evidence \ large quantity OF ferns were
banked I'm an artistic manner in the re-
eciy:ns room. and Wild flowers and ferns
were in an abundance in the other rooms.
An orchestra was in attendance.
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OBITUARY
William &. Rushlovv.

William G. Rushlow died Sunday nigh
at ten o'clock at his home, III Arch
bald street aged G5 years, after az
illness of about two years. Mr.. RUSH
low was In the meat business IN thiG
city for some 40 years, being one OF
the butchers on Church street. Mrs.
I;ushlow died about two years ago.
Mr.. Rushlow is survived by four
brothers, octave Rushlow of Rutland.
Nee ana Peter Of Providence. r. l.,
and Eugene Rushlow of Boston, Mass.
three sisters. Mrs. Emma O'Clair o.,
IfolYoEe, Mass. Miss Zella Rushlow o.!
Worcester, Mass. and Octavia Bashi
neau of New Bedford, Mass, and four
children, Alec Uushlow of Southbridge,
Mass, William Rushlow Of this city,
Mrs. Octavia Bissettc Of Essex juno
ton, Mrs. Della Adelina O'Clair Of this
city