The Ambler Gazette 18990608

              the ambler gazette vol xvii.-no 26 ambler pa june 8 1800 a ykaij refunding discussed xuiiiiir buruiigli dmmm to refund it lt<mt«l im1 hvp lnt*ti»«t l'o>.lnfflrp i in r iiiir-4 dfifleiuton win aimm iynttin tnrnril over tn iflfl lloroltffli rn-i.!i'iit walker culled the jnne meeting of atnblet rotindl to order hist monday evening and all the members wen present the minutes of may i were read ami rpproveti mr knight,oi tin1 finance committep presented a letter from edwiirh c jones k co bidding for i hi refunded bonds mr knight stated thai he had interviewed broken on iliis question and the rnort satisfactory bid was pre kiited in council lit desired to lee the whole matin settled ai this meeting so that the borouah could reap the savins which would remit tho assessed valua tinn of ambler for borough purposes is - 1 080 is i mini of the iii>t loan at 8 p r rent here is 98700 outstanding second i1 . per rent 3300 i utstandlng third i i>er cent 82(100 fourth 5 per cent.i 1200 lifih s per cent 83300 mr rose of tin highway committee reported that the street commissioner had been im-v during the month the scraper was nswl on thompson's mill road tennis and forest avenues lower main street and mattison avenue the macadam on maple street wai com pleted notices had been sen to proper ty owners who had neglected laying sidewalks the township of whitpdln had given john mcglean the contract for repairing the road along the read ing railway mr kranici of the light roiiiiiiittee rt'imrtcd the service satisfactory up to june 1 when the first ward was iii darkness cbused by a breakdown rt tho plant mr rose explained that the reason the light was turned off the first ward in times oj breakdown at the works was because the company consid ered butler avenue the must important thoroughfare and as that was on the southern circuit the second ward was lighted he said however that he had no doubt the company would turn light to fust ward if the committee bo noti tied them mr faust of the fire committee re ported that the tire apparatus was in good order the engines will he tested on saturday the lire alarm was chang ed as recommended bv dr levis and mr faust urged that the system be ac cepted by the borough and that the electric light company be authorized to supervise the system and keep it in order mr craft of the building committee reported permits having been issued to m 0 dettra dr mary hough keas bey tv msittison company 1 w craft win c blackburn mid dr k.y.matti son the treasurer reported as follows 1809 hi may 1 balance on hum 	 8 40 80 ¦¦' 2 john d cooper license 	 •& m 27 buudlng permit m c dettra 	 loo m i iiouuli 	 1 ki k & m co 	 2 im 1 v craft 	 l oo v c klm-kliurn 1 mi " " r r.v.mnuiscm 18 iki june 5 john fuher 	 coo id ch may 1 orders granted 	 june ¦"'• balance 	 stvj so 	 106 ¦_>.'. 	 818 u itl'j 88 mr kramer chairman of the special committee on the railroad crossing re ported having gone over the ground with the borough surveyor and a few changes had been recommended to the company mr craft said that it was contem plated running spring garden street through mr bartleeon's property in north ambler and lawrence packer lia<l purchased a lot on which he desir ed permission to build a frame house mr knight asked regarding the or dinance on the subject of frame bouses and favored abiding by its provisions ordinance 51 was read and on motion discretion in the matter of permit was left with the building committee mr faust presented a letter from the ambler electric light heat and motor company in reference to taking charge flf the lire alarm system ill which it was slated they cotllu not buggest a price for caring for the system as re pairs and renewals must result and any system of chm ¦ pt that for work . i iallv done by them would be un fair mr rose suggested thai the h h constable test the ¦ \ u in daily and if nit of order report at once to the light company for repairs the charge to be made for the work done this was hc cepted by mr faust and passed sir knight introduced the following refunding resolution resolved that the finance committee be author accept the proposit ion i1 edward ('. jom i <$ co of philadelphia to refund such of the outstanding borough bonds as can be refunded as of july 1 181w and to take bucii further action as may iry " a ri presentative of ecf ward ( '. , bines & co was present and stated the proposition of the firm and explained the nature of the issue stat jug that he had just refund d lansdale a i le said the eo-t to i he borough would in about 38 as the > 	 pauy supplied blanks and paid other costs mr rose thought it would be we accept the oner as mr knight baa submitted the best bid he could pro cure i'n the vote of accepting the pro posit ion i1 that company a i le resulted mr walker in defense of his atand he favored throwing the offer open to the public to gel the best possible bid else tin berough would be llallle to censure on ulotiol the linance coiu ui hue was instructed to accept the refunding oiler they can secure mr kramer moved thai thi committee be empowered to put a i1 the pomtothce sci milled by mr knight and passe i mr itose vot idk negative the hiulito ' i it ¦ 1 1 1 1 ii i , signed by d m li doni 1 ) i i i;s and robert in 1 lead and ac cepted i i he vote of the p.istutlicc light hi li red 1 i in i he uttirui - charles weidflct addressed trtwcli ill the intire-t nf his mother as owner nl the property tenanted hy lolin k ty son she had hern ordered to lav hie mdewalk.hm found thai the cellar drain is too high to allow the pavement lie a-ked council to instruct the hlghimv eniiiinittee tn gmnl permission to change ibis drain ( ml motion the pet itlofi itm led the fnllon ing bills wi re ordi red aid : i sirvrrv cnn«tnble 	 1 1 . m i 1 rn»e mom y nrivnnrvd 	 ii.iu ii tl 	 dt u b hntlfth f imi:il.|.-liy li 	 i b cnnway ronft pcrbptna 	 win r burl h nl work 	 	 rolling wnil 	 ambler electric i ii v m c.i 	 ambler unzette 	 k v w co repairs to engine 	 lll'llllll e miss gertrnde m.helllngs hac return ed home from the woman's college frederics md for the summer vaca tion miss ivy scott was visited by a city friend on sunday mr white of i'.cthayres has taken the posit ion as farmer of flp itswood fai m made vacant by the resignation of win horrocks milton tiisco has resigned his posi tion with lolin schreiber and accepted one with g l fitter the house recently vacated by james graham is now a stopping place for ll'iliu frank msclanghlln hot purchased n duquane wheel tbe crossing at the curlier near the tollgate is in a very wretched condition the bed of the road being two feet low er than the sides win fisher and friend of tingu visit ed friends here on sunday howard atney who was kicked bv n lloise last week.lihs quite improved and is able to be about john schreilier has erected a new fence around mrs george fister's pro perty p c clark has quite an extensive duck farm at his residence on the nike few people are aware that there is a lone grave in mr cassell's held on the skippack rumor savs it is that of an indian chief the skippack road was formerly an indian trail miss lottie hans formerly of this ilace has taken up her residence in brooklyn mr john schreiber found a land tor tie on his farm on snturdav afternoon marked i m ('., 1s71 reuben maclaughlin.of spnnghouse visited his father last mondav evening shady grove school loses this friday with an ( ntertaininent miss may walters of spi inghouse is visiting miss mav lleinh icks winlield s won ell has improved his walk by grading it giving it a neat ap pearance a large number of relatives and friends visited mrs win hwirincott last sunday they came from narcissa xorristown roxboro and other places frank horn has secured a position with the turning company ambler e trotter price is making extensive improvements to his property on the skippack 	 lansilule there was no game of ball here on saturday on tho part of the regular chili that went to conshohocken to play the score was 6 to 4 in favor of conshohocken in the mom while the conshohocken high school bovfi came here and played a game with the i.ans dale high school the latter won by a score of id to 10 this makes the two schools even as the conshohocken won the first game played book weeks ago by the close of last week 1 he trolley gang were grading between hatfleld and sondcrton another crowd were at work between telford and sellersville the rails had not come to l.ansdale and complaint was being made that the reading railway was very slow in ship ping them verv naturally one would think that would be the ease children's day services will be pretty generally held in the various churches next sunday and will be marked by the usual features sscinolvman lloseulierrv lias com menced the erection of a huge carriage repository and sales room mi a vacant lot neai the corner of broad street and : l.e railroad one of the six graduates of the high school is alfred herman and lie will etudy at frankllu and marshall college lancaster for the reformed n:i'i;,s1rv the old gdgerton farm once the jenkins property is being prepared bv a syndicate for building lots and the proo railing and opening strei '¦¦¦ is going on li i in the north end of town dose to tin stove and pipe foundries which need houses i"f their workmen two pigeon fanciers here had a fly on sunday from bedford va ml miles distant the pastm of the episcopal cliiuv.i having resigned rev w h.cavanuugh supplied the pulpit on sunday presiding elder 1 b small will . h here in the evangelical church next sunday evening 111.14 k.i vices at i niun m i chinch sun dav afternoon at :; o'clock preaching by rev a s dingee special music will be rendered bv the new chorus choir now being organized by walter deprefontaiue \ cordial invitation is telided to you t.i attend i he serviies the ladies mite society i f boehui's church will hold their annual straw hei iv feat ival on june 1 william thompson ami levi le of l-'lourtown i mt sunday al c tt i moore entitle astftln <" court albeit ii moore qled except i-hi in ihe ( i jihans'cijtirt at philadelphia fri day t " the adjudication in the estate of alldrew m l0oie decease i the auditing judge is allegi d to have ¦ ill illl'lutuug in the bm'od i the ii.-ed value of liie personal pn t \- mi i loverdell farm 1711 sj den street ami s5 bllttollwood ill the amnwance uf clhluis bv lie cltul : with the ", and in tin teachers elected tlio fur amhl^r oru:>iiti/i ul*t t mi ll ii « 1hi»»i hoar futility 1t t litlit the a mbler whool boanl held a meet itil monday afternoon at :; o'clock w hen all the members were i resent ex repl mr moore the refiorts nf the various commltteps were heard and the principal's monthly report was given ihe rpantri i i statement « bs recelveil the remaining huslnt'w of tho rehoril year was closed up after which tin i iai ¦ i adjotirned sine die at 8 o'clock the neu board convened and tbe credentials of rev nelson and mi l.'u-sill r the second ward and of mr leech from the first ward were received the rpotganurtion resulted w follows president rev wm i b kelson spcretary 1 edward leech trea nrer edwin ii faust i or solici tor i bal'ot-1 were token resulting in a tii betweu joseph t fonlke and wm s acnff it was decided to give the graduating , 1 gs ii tickets each and distrilmte the remainder through the directors to ihe patrons the same as la-t year school will close on june 30 leav ing two days untaught of the required hi sessions will reopen on sept 4 half sessions will commence on june hi and continue until the end of the term in the fall mie session will again lie held for two weeks in jnne 27 a meeting of the teflchi is and directors will beheld to consider the te\t bocks to be used next term ( if the present teachers mr stanley caesel berry miss mary b willson miss sara a yerkes ami miss mary a watson were not applicants for their former positions and the board arrang ed the faculty as follows supervisory principal warren it liahn high school miss a elizhbeth saplee grammar miss mary louise borer of prospectvllle a graduate of the blooms burg normal ; intermediate miss eliza beth b godfrey secondary a miss sue m carpenter of west chester nor mal secondary b miss1 nettie tinner of ambler graduate of milltrsville nor mal ; primary a miss lelfl vi stroud j primary i miss zula trostlo ; primary 0 miss bertha i grater primary ii miss edna a shirk miahenec family reunion the loth annual reunion of the miche tier family descendants nf the late | abraham and jane michener was held in funk's forest park chalfont satur day the event was verv much enjoyed and ill had a pleasant day at i lie park the women members of the families represented had prepared a great quantity of eatables which supplied the wants of the inner man at dinner time in the afternoon a business session was held after whicli an interesting j program was rendered thomas a smith called the meeting to order ami i the minutes of the preceding reunion 1 were read by the secretary after which the newly elected officers were intro duced they areas follows president william m ely vice president hugh w michener secretary edith miche ner treasurer edmund e michener executive committee cnmly walton lizzie stover and hannah 0 walker president ely made an address the michener family is a very old one and was fin'n'el in this country in bi^i the oldest member of the family present on saturday was george \\ . michener of philadelphia who is 84 years old and is a member of the fourth generation of the descendants of a bra ham aud jane michener festival time is at hand there was one held at the plymouth high school on saturday night and it was well at tended there wilt be one at plymouth evangelical church on saturday night next and one at ottld point on jnne 17 while ellis styir was al hifi father's on friday night some one stole his wheel he left it on the front porch when he came ond his wluvi had dis appeared so far no truce of it has been found mrs thomas butcher fell from trolley last friday while going nto \> .¦- ristown fortunately the car wa ning slowly at tlw time hence ghe not injured serifwsly there was quite a large rather in grangers at xarc'issa on thursday i 	 aslon being tin meeting of ttu pomona grange among them we noticed o\-i pie-enlat ivo 1 1 goent b;t also i -- 1 ± i : t " ¦ , i t san i risen ( al tile elelk of nan from his wheel mi sunday and land d in the ditch alon [ the roadi ide there >\ an nf water rowing mr i i ¦ ¦ v was interred at i point on mondav uf tin ¦ -\ kilzi\lltltll.ini miss sybil l.iiddv is spending a with her uncle v ( '. < iilbert frank ely of chestnut hill and linford conrad of gormantown spent sunday here with samuel conrad a craze seems to have struck the farmers of this vicinity to spread lime over the potato patch they say this will keep the vines given a longei time than l horu ise george rldpath.of jenkintown spent sunday in our town charles ( torn has recovei d from an attack of the mumps at the recent examination of seniors of upper dublin under couuty superin tendent llollecker mlhs main nle'liail of our school btootl number one much credit is due both mr \\\ iler former ly mi brownell and miss stout under whom the last two years respect ively were spent sunday night thieves broke into the cellar of the bouse of a k wis-ei and ii ik a number of pi i lierefroui beloll i l..ll':ueile \\'< l 1 1 1 i lllil on who occii of the lioii-e notll i any other part of the bouse w8j although the i wi ida mil the cru-ade tailed rgllinsl sunday work in tores and barber imps has led i in ¦! i loi of carmel l'i siivterian clinieh to publicly condemn tiie practice mr v l hoover rcrninpanied by his wife has gone to french f.iek indiana to benenl bis health thieves entered john htackhouse's ik mil last friday night i il the flrst flool dogs win prizes lint ann nil lli'iu h slum nf fjm iviiiivm kl'lllicl lull illtil nt llllll«t ii..i lln|t iii till wml.l nil rammttotl visitor ir.oti clhilldn iiiki linul-iml the first annual bench s|m,v of tie i'otillvn kennel club whs held hi i i and completely wyudhain tuesday and wedllisd ¦ i valuable this week with an entry of fnlly i i he aii epidemic f mennlps la playing ''"-' havoc with the attendance at the pub ' lie el a would-be thief met u;th a sorry fate losl huriflay nlaht lie was trying isc if mr ellfeldet , - n the pike i n prowling around fi ¦ place to enter he espied a rain barrel under a window nnn-h the worse for iry weather etc but as the man of lark doings thought well able to bold his weight he cautiously climbed thereon carefully balancing himself it was in the work of a moment to put in hand up and attempt to pry < ipen the window but as luck would have it one of the occupants of the house not having retired happened to look out of the window as the man's grisly knuckles showed themselves above the sill ( f course the scream which follow ed as a natural result somewhat put the thief off his guard and at the same time his feet his vain attempts to n t lin his balance but ended in deposit ing him in the barrel consternation now increased on the part of tbe amateur who raised considerable noise and barrel staves in his effort to become iberatbd when the ground was ex amined the next morning the chaotic state of affairs on that front lawn l'ave proof to the fact that the thief was not aware that the inmates of the house were scared too much to even investi gate the unusual disturbance outside let nlone handle the would he perpetra tor horsham john whitesldes has the finest field of potatoes in this vicinity lay megaraee lias a line field of wheat some of the stalks measuring 5 feet i inches hard to beat the bucks county trolleys have been largely patronised by a number of people during the past week rev win bisbing will preach in the horsham m f sunday school next sunday afternoon all are cordially in vited john menlz sports a tine new market wfljron miss margaret morris is teaching school at bound brook aaron kratz has turned out a line milk wagon for s c morris it is the dride of the town w ilich are occupy resi deuce lin sproils were the p clark on sundav mr and mrs a ing their summer mr and mrs 1 guests of horace last constable george sill has made sever al arrests in connection with the row which occurred on one of our trolleys recently he escorted two of the charac ters to xorristown thursday night flonrtown last tuesday while cutting wood with a hatchet morris weiss nearly cut off the end of his left thumb he will be unable to use the hand for a few weeks walter h inkle of this place has taken a position at faust's tannery ambler on june 1 frances thomson left for atlantic city where lie will be engaged as an operator during the summer months harry inner spent a few days this week at pennsburg visiting relatives and friends in tuesday evening june l the flourtown presbyterian church will give a strawberry festival and entertainment at the church harry r ewlnje and friends from philadelphia will assist at entertainment a very enjoyable pro gram will be rendered admission in uluding refreshments 25 cents m f scheetz and 1 ii m«tz of this plate attended the horse show at wiesahii hi 1 1 his thursday aft r noon augustus pastor of oermantown has accepted apoeitiou with \\ . s ker per t i i.-.'l ¦ on tin milk route tuesday june :.',, the snheetz family will hold their annun reunion at me'ni'i park perkasie children's dav will be observed next sunday lime 15 in the presbyterian church both in the morning and even in1 l:i the morning the pastor will preach to the children and there lie other features in the eveni < verv interesting program wol i 	 ar the suncta a ten is olub i as been ¦;; mi ed the towa amoag the members are al liiliit of toy spaniels is the the eonnlrv and in other pi nits the show surpassed that held in new york recently the celebrated dane the herman dog the best in the world owned by * r itam-a i of new york was on exhibition harry larrett of chestnut hill has his cullies and mr 1 a caldwell jr of i'eiillvn entered his large kennel of fox terriers two dogs were entered from england belonging to i i a per and several from canada mr dole of new haven conn brought ins bull terriers and e a uurdette of devon entered his 8eld trial setter the judges were harry w lacy esq boston mass st bernards mastiffs russian wolfhounds great danes greyhounds foxhounds beaglei and boston terriers gr ii mu-s arnolt esq tuckahne n x point ers bnglisb lrl"h gordon setters dachsiiiinde j li winslow phila delphia bull dogs and bull terriers i i w trice philadelphia fox terriers smooth lames mortimer held spaniels collies poodles irish terriers airedale terriers and all other terriers except fox terriers and miscellaneous in tuesday the heat was intense and the dog.s suffered a good deal as well as the exhibitors and during the after noon it was impossible to use the regu lar judging ting so a temporary one was made on the shady side of the large barn at the rear of the hotel the judging was not finished for the dav till 7 o'clock there was a good attendance in the afternoon considering the weather and during the evening the tents under which the dogs were benched weie rowded by local visitors quite a dis tinguished visitor was sydney smith of leeds england for many years one of the leading exhibitors of st bernards abroad lie requested the privilege of showing mr oldham's st bernard prince sylvia and carried oil the ribbon with that good dog among the leading local exhibitors were the swiss mountain kennels of i germantown which sweat the board i in the spaniel classes henry jarrett of chestnut hill who did the like in collies as did mr caldwell in wire haired terriers the show is particular ly strong in toy spaniels the blen heims king charles and ruby classes being excellent and the show as a whole is very good the full prize list is as follows st bernards dojs fiist e m old barn's prince sylvia st bernards bitches — first c j j carter's hixie russian wolfhounds — first h b coxe's lady wassa ireat danes loir.s — first g mussarn olt's bandervom inn second h m mcaden's osceola chummie third e a.ruthman's osceola dey highly com mended miss ii ileberton's bismarck and oi is carrigan's count von moltke great danes hitches — first e a ruthman's helen ; second 0 i grun er's aids great danes novice dog third c l gruner's pluto caesar very highly commended s i carrigan's count von moltke highly commended x w vaux's pluto great danes novicetjitches second c l gruner's aida grevboiinds — first miss a 1 lewis maid marion second i f lewis jr s miss bishop fox hounds first n t harris carmen pointers dogs — first george ltaper's heather malt second j li i'.isbee riustone pointers bitches — first li f lewis daisy hell second i f lewis the widow english setters dogs 	 first e a lie.iilotto's cincinnatus pride second warwick kennel a albert's mare an ton v english - tters bitches - first e a burdcmo anne of vbliotsford ; second !. a burdette's abbotsford bonita third e a burdette'a ibbotrfurd i.n fish setters novice tl ibs and i ir>i s arwick kennel's al marc antony : sec ml e a abbotsford bonita ; third e idette's abboisford diana irish sen i : ; st j e hank in ! ', hi . ieuond j e i lank ins m't ; . , i spaniels ¦ cond and third swisa mountain kennel's end litfe bishop banner bai m and i knight field spaniels bitches first second and third swiss mountain ruffle : gen nd rommonl ki rinel'i mm ige domino third ii m ¦ i rl i .' , i - ¦ ¦ . ml thirij i i do . i v m ilcr ; i dole i i i aehsliunile i kennel > venlo'n i'm -; a i '. l'iege's tip diichumnde bitches first vcnlo harm kennel's v'enlntta sen nd li f lewis jr s lnnsdowne jill : thin 0 a <;. ripge's molly r.eal'les dogs flrsi and lecond windhobiie kennel's robino ii and war ( iy : third f lvimio ¦ i beagles bitche ¦ first swiw moun tain kennel's udred briar cond and third u < lorson's fond in i hc and betsy bobbet beagles novice first j corson lucy entrlcklen ; si 	 nd v ithheld ; thud windhoime kennel's spreckle fos teniers wire-haired florf first seci hid and third smalhvoo i keni president registrar and ueersbrook 1'ai rplay fox terriers wire-haired bitches first and si 	 nl smallwood ken richmond pinwire and leed'i jessie fox terriers wire halted novice dogs i irst smallwood kennel's president . lecond s i capp's leerl's l n third miss e m coxe's killquick l-'ox terriers wire-haired novice bitch es — first second and third rmallwood kennel's richmond pinwire smallwood vaninka and hrrjhllwood v'alse l-'ox terriers wire-haired puppies firsthand second smallwood kennel's smallwood vaninka and sinallw 	 1 alsc thin f a mcgrath's stliism irish terriers dogs — first < i rnper's blackburn mixen second y l bead leston's andy mccarty irish terriers bitches first j p learning's sarah briggs second and third l c altemus caches and bid dy irish terriers novice — first w l beadlestnn's andy mccarty second and third l c altemus peaches and biddy scutch terriers — first and second s x duer's baxter and charity scotch terriers novice - fhst and sec ond s n.duer's baxter and charity terriers variety class first miss a b lewis fanny ; second mrs e a burdette's devreyj third miss sara moller's clown king charles and rubv spaniels first mrs t j ilellyer's steve - 	 nd and third mrs a j kitten's sister and i.idy blenheim spaniels — firet a j kit tea's baby second mrs j p sinnot's crowborough impressacio reserve very highly commended and highly com mended a j kitten's lucy,bobbie m and return bob japanese spaniels — first second and third 1 a duff's gipsy kobe and jap i'ugs — fust f f dole's drummer lad , second b f lewis bessie l miscellaneous first x t harris hurstbourne the linden second mot schenbae.her and klein's drayman on wednesday the following prizes were awarded : miss fisher black and tan terrier won first in the class cup for best dog owned liy a lady won bv miss smith of germantown with champion endcliffe bishop field spaniel special for best dog in the show silver cup won by g muss-a rimlt great dane sandvon inn this dog also won tin prize for the best non-sporting dog special for the best sporting dog won by 1 a caldwell jr champion richmond pin wheel special for the best brace of great danes won by mr e a ruthman i isceola dev and helen ian fry stewart jennings bditu hau banu r hazel bannei jewel and ' ,: hi may florence ha fner ieo oeck ( bloe fra'iw xachod frank li.-n field bpaniels novice first swiss n ;,,..,.,. mountain kennels cbloe h . \\ i .. j meredith >- hallding a ' ' '' spaniels black d ,. fraint house on harrison lomitain kennel a freedom ; sec ond u c altemus cock r spaniels ' black bitches first uaple glen strawberries weeds are ns plenl iful a i vim rain would now come in bandy < tiit neighbors who des\re to drive refractory animals should al i to their aid a lloi-ham chap with l>i bicj i i irge k conurd an horaham spent sunday ill t p aril's albert ( ', w ¦ of vylaml visited 0 i 1 lay 1 maurice ( lonaril moved i'n n will ¦ wei'k samuel i.ukens and family delphui who a few summer n si lence week moved county !'•¦ ( nir blacksmith ' t it earn-in on mil presen i nds inch iuitiiies wfieelw ' ivelllk . s d k'ille proprietor of i lenside uin announces the opening of the sea his house if rapidly bqing up ii d by jul i he ' i leot - i ka i about is the announcement made in i ; o il iiinu last week thet the old kmith man sion would b oocuoied as a military acadeiuv has caused no end ot comment in the town the likelihood of such a happening opens op another pha the many-aided pronneot which is dawn ing upon ( ileii.-i,!e this possibility hlal.e the town tlie centre of l . lined gentility vyluj w ith i * present denside farn leni laid the full length of n'i \\ hell coiupllied cvcler will chance to spin a full uiile lit walk to 0»r cotttttpntlon loiix.r lull 10 curi nd ami third swiss mountain ken i inner daisy bflby alice and banner ( ockei spaniels aovii e first l c allelnus jet ker iviuiels other ban ble l-'iist ec i:l and third sniss mountain kenili ! 8 , king f hearts and manlier qu hi hies dogs fil it '¦ d and third henry jarrett's wellesbourno wonder wellebbourne charlie and conlidencc collies bit i olid henry in alba and welh'sliolline ihleb collie novice nd j wai quality ooil i x d i '. il i in olil i'.ioli inn in ami a i ' . the old paoli inn th general " mad anthony'1 \\ oi her continental hi otallj destroyed by tire tu iveek entallina a heavy iosi r»n thi owner mr mccrea of phi fire was discover d in a i about 8 o'clock and i thai bremen from bi rwyi worked heroically two h uoth inu but d iin wall latterly the i conduct ed by mrs l.nuiiii |: sort and wai largi i'lii.'adi i'be inn anieri