The Ambler Gazette 18970204

              the ambler gazette vol xv.-no i ambler pa february 4 si 2 5 a ykar borough fathers meet ml trnn«nrt hoiitlne llu*lnr scnnltv of fnmln — an ordinance f*-i ** — •«!. tlio regular monthly meeting of the ambler borough conncfl convened mon day evening nt 7.-4h o'clock with presi dent boie in the chair nnj the following metnben present messrs faust rllege buchanan nod craft the minute of last meeting hating been disposed of the report ol committees were in order thenlghway committee reported wv erftl streets anil alley drifted with snow which had been opened by commission er earnest the lire committee reported that several sections of the hose had been pent to philadelphia for repairs with several portion yet to go the committee reported progress in the mat ter of inpuring the apparatus the treasurer report w:is rend as fol lows . dr balance nn hnnrt 	 iw w cr onlerp granted 	 h2 01 balance on hand 	 -* 7 lf.fi mi sinking mtid accovnt dr balance on hand 	 s720 2 cr three bond jmid 	 800 00 interest due 	 90 00 balance 	 380 k2 720 s3 total nmnunt tax received to diitc 	 9,9(0 r.0 three imirls cnnceled feb 1 five bonds to be canceled april 1 the special committee on opening main and spring garden streets reported that they had decided to open main street northward the following bills were ordered paid l s moore agent p a r ry 	 ? r k william b earneit work on streets 	 13 10 7 k btevetu constable nlary for january 19 00 a matbina work on raining nmn holes 	 3 oo edward itrlirht constable lettlce iluriiu camjiaicii of ls'.u 	 7 fto a petition from about 60 citizens re questing n light at spencer williams hall where religious service is held was received and referred to the highway committee with power to act ordinance xo 52 was presented and read on motion of mr siege the ordi nance was passed mr buchanan deposited 70 cents with the clerk for commissioner setting curb mr buchanan on behalf of the com mittee appointed to view main street reported that the committee had decided to open main street si might northward through lands of t watson craft keas bey ifc mattison company ii ci keas i icy and c a i riege and that mr craft and mr riege would release the plan of the proposed street v;is submit ted by the surveyor to the solicitor the plan and release will be sent to mr keasbey in france mr riege reported an urgent request by citizens on euclid avenue for lights on said street he said the street had been macadamized but it was in dark ness referred to the light committee with power to act the clerk imported 81.00 having been received from the building committee for a permit to a h rufe should hare stopped and listened the supreme court has filed an opin ion that will be of general interest throughout the state and particularly to bicycle riders on oct 21 1803 james a b robert son while riding a bicycle was struck and killed by a train of the pennsyl vania railroad company at the smith street grade crossing morrisville bucks county his widow marion roberttjon brought suit on behalf of herself and children to recover damages against the railroad company in common pleas court no 2 philadelphia when the case came on for trial president judge pennypacker entered a non-suit on the ground of contributorv negligence on the part of the deceased an appeal was then taken to the supreme court and it was upon this appeal that the decision was rendered judge mitchell among other things in the decision bays a rider must dismount and look and listen at a railroad cross ing and that riding around in a circle or large circle waiting for a chance to shoot across is not a stop at all the general rule to be applied requires that a bicycler must dismount or at least bring his wheel to such a stop as will enable him to look up and down the tracks and listen in the manner required of a pedestrian writ of 1 j.i tin.nt a writ of ejectment was served on b frank hendricks formerly proprietor of springhouse hotel and occupant of the same until last week ( mi sept jo sher iff charles johnson sold the hotel to b p avertener for the ambler building and loan association hendricks failed to vacate the premises in the time allow ed by law three months and b p avertsner the purchaser of the property issued a writ through which hendricks was summoned to appear before magis trate lenhardt and a jury of six in nor ristown hendricks rim the hotel a number of years he was loath to leave the place and refused to vacate the new proprietor waited for possession un til his patience wan exhausted then pro ceeded against hendrlcks promptly on the hour the following jury appointed by sheriff johnson sat in waiting daniel hltaer.a m bergy ezra brown charles shearer thomas faulkner and daniel charles bvw one full hour the magistrate sher iff and jury waited then the attorney for the defendant came and slated thai his client hud oonoluded to vacate the hotel and rather than face the magis trate's oourt hendrioks has packed up his goods and moved out lost a dear little child who made lioine happy by its smiles ami to think it might have been saved had tin par ents only kept in the bouse one minute cough cure the infallible remedy for croup reei c roberts — constipation in its wont forma dys pepsia sick headache biliousness and derangement of the liver are readily cured by de witt's little early risers these little pills nevergrlpe small pill safe pill best pill u . - 1 roberts tlio prnaprrtrlllr < imrrh onr friends who are interested in the work here are no doubt aware that for the last year or more there has been siiiiu'w hut of an irregularity in the ser vices held by the congregation styling themselves ms st mark's reformea church after nearly four years of prosperity and good healthy christian work during which time there appeared to be good work done there came n series of dis turbances and troubles to the little church which had il hoi been for the steadfastness of g few members would have entirely broken np anil destroyed this little institution it was with regret that nianv of us ex perienced this condition of affair anil it seemed that i here was no other des tiny for the church but to disband as the classes of the reformed church un der whose charge we were as a mission utterly disregarded us withdrawing their support and claiming as their rea son for so doing that there was not room here for a church they not having tak en into consideration the fact that we started with a membership of only about 35 and during the four years of prosper ity referred to above increased our mem bership to about mm notwithstanding this seeming prosper ity and increasing interest in the work we were unable to get assistance from our mother church to hold evangelistic services which are the life of any church and this fact together with certain dis agreements among some of the members so discouraged the workers and even the officers of the church that they decided it would he best to disband as a reform ed church as there were several of the members who had formerly been engaged in the methodist episcopal work before the or ganization of the reformed church here and many others who were also interest ed in the same it was decided to reor ganize under the above named denomi nation with this end in view a meet ing of those interested in the reorganiza tion was called for sunday jan 24th at which time i r s av thomas presiding elder of the n w district of the phila delphia conference was present and presided over the meeting after delivering to us a very interest ing sermon he proceeded to the business portion of the reorganization which was successfully accomplished and we were launched off into our new work under the title of the prospect villem.k.church we had our first services last sabbath at which time we had the largest attend ance that we have had for nearly two years having used the entire seating capacity in the evening service and it is in iw with great pleasure that we announce to our friends and the interested public that hereafter there will be regular sab bath services morning and evening to which services we would extend to all a cordial invitation to be present m old dams disappearing mitny fnninin f.nr«l skntiiig hesulls no lfingcr i'ntri»ni7*'fl dfltlngthc last l year the i'-«i nn away of dams pnmls and lakes has hern noticeable mioimd ambler probably the invasion of ice companies and the decline of the old count iv mills have done much to bring this about as the only revenue was that derived from the cutting of ice and the grinding of feed only n few years ago1tinimiy"thoinp son's dam that situated just above the old mill was a fatuous resort for skaters and also a common place for the harvest of ice it was then almost three times its present size extending nearly up to the large stone bridge and affording ex cellent skating for over one-quarter of a mile the large dam on he former pager property was also a famous skating place and a great deal of ice lias been cut there the nmskrats however are chiefly responsible for there being no water within the hanks now us they were always very troublesome at that place the dam back of the old fleist mill now the property of albert beck also supplied some houses with ice but since the razing of the mill its usefulness hah been destroyed the old mather mill dam still furnish es skating for many 1'enllyn young peo ple and a little ice is cut therefrom year ly ' the large pond which formerly cover ed the tract near ambler station was famous all along the line and was a resort not only for ambler but for many skaters from the neighboring places keasbey it mattison company purchased this pond and drained it together with the cup of happiness for many skaters until other ponds and lakes were supplied on lindenwold fauns many times larger than the extent of the one drained in ambler the quarry hole now the cellars of the opera house building was resorted to by many when in search of ice since that time mr john kennedy has ex cavated a lake near fort washington and the old flue dam still remains but is little frequented by the skaters the old wittee dam at whiteniarsh has been allowed to go to ruin also until now it is only the usual flow of the wiesahickon creek that marks one of the largest dams that once backed up the waters of that famous stream atnlilrr mrlmni ilnnrd a regular meeting of the ambler sell ii board wap held on tuesday en i nine with mo-.--.rs fiintt leech went 1 nnd l'latt pre-ent haywood and wai lace miiv absent the supply committee reported hnvini received the swelgert lunar tellurian ordered last meeting mr went reported having additionn loops put upon the radiators which has resulted in producing the requisite heat for pucri room mi i'lntt made an elaborate repo in regard to improved ventilation in tin school rooms the board decided to hold the parents meeting in the opera house on die i7tl insl iiihi 1'rof halm has secured i r m il richards professor in muhlen burg college allentown pa for that llilte mr leech visited the schools last month and reported everything working in ul admirable and satisfactory manner mr mcconnell appeared before tin board and explained the objects am advantages of a chart particularly do signed for the teaching and study of the constitution and civil government the board purchased the chart to be used in the lower rooms principal rahn reported the number of pupils enrolled as 270 witli an average attendance of 2 e ii faust treasurer reported having received during the month the state appropriation 1,402.72 balance in the treasury 91,429.48 cake walk carnival tlie cake walk carnival and dance held last wednesday evening by the w k b social fort washington was a decided success both socially and finan cially about 50 couples were in attend ance anij intense interest was manifested j in the walk as the judges reduced the number of contestant's until there were j but two couples left to compete — mr ] joseph v campbell and miss maty e kerns and mr william glynn and miss j nellie collaty the cake wfls awarded | to the latter the prize for comical walking was awarded to mr max kaiser of jarrettown the manager announces he will give a progressive euchre and dance in the new future and would be pleased to hear from all those desiring to play among those present at the cake walk were george j kerns joseph n campbell george aiman william burton james burton george ruch daniel stout william stout albert mil ler max kaiser a t hallman george conway percy nice qeatrel nice charles gillian john gillian ham coulter abbott yorral john scott oscar nice john curley jr walter dannehower william mocombs george winkle william maust frank cress man john hamilton william kline felter william joseph john and pat rick glynn michael shields howard hurscli harvey blair george clark albert airey mahlon renner frank a kerns murray fisher philip arnold edw wentzel mahlon stevens misses anna erb maine erb anna m nice louisa nagle maine robb blanche ( ressiiiaii alice sands rena and laura poole maud baringer ada baringer hannah mccool mary e kerns mag gie kerns susan seddons matne hamil ton maine killian harriet rue beatrice barr nellie maine and hannah collaty maine glynn annie ritchie sallie avor rall hannah nice lillie maust maggie robb emma mccool eva steer mamie bannon frances craft marion yetter emma ziegler stella thompson lillie shively ; mrs albert miller mrs r 11 isarr mrs william maust mrs william klinefelter a tlir.t iliij h tour to w:i*liiii|;!<>u washington at the present time is the most attractive city on the continent its architectural grandeur has often been commented upon and its various de partment and institutions oro among the most interesting in the world the capitol the treasury the bureau of en graving and printing the smithsonian institution and national museum and the new congressional library are all intensely interesting and the great monument affords a view long to be remembered the next personally-conducted tour of the pennsylvania railroad will leave new york and philadelphia feb ii tickets including transportation hotel accommodations and every necessity expense will be sold at the following rate : from new york brooklyn and newark si 1.50 phillipslmrg n j sit..ri(i pottsviue x4.30j capo may 112.76 and at proportionate rates from other points for tickets itineraries and full in formation apnly to ticket agents tourist agent 1196 broadway new york or george v boyd assistant passenger agent broad street station philadelphia fob 4-at ltroad axe chips mr g s fisher is displaying a new team — a pair of spirited cobs and in spite of the fact that sleighing was very inn ir hen enjoyed a trip down the aa'iss ahicken one evening last week a number of our villagers attended theffuneral of miss clam m pfitzenmyer sunday afternoon at upper dublin lutheran church this estimable young lady was a former resident of broad axe her parents having lost their eldest son and youngest daughter while residing here this making the third link broken from the family chain mrs i j shepherd is recovering from a serious attack of pleurisy miss adelaide z haas of brooklyn x y but formerly of this place is suf fering from typhoid fever she had been nursing a protracted case of fever and becoming exhausted contracted the dis ease herself it is hoped that the skill ful attention she is receiving will aid in bringing about a speedy recovery the supervisors and their assistants found work awaiting them after the wind subsided last week most of the main roads have been open ed for travel by this time a road-cart full of men — three — and the men full of something stronger than spring water collapsed near the village on monday but our obliging wheel wright soon put the cart in traveling conditii in by substituting a wliolo wheel for the broken one and they went on their way rejoicing mr john shaeff is having the last crop of ice harvested todav jmrittowii itenih mercury has at last found himself and is predicting a more congenial warmth than we have experienced for some time win lightkep lias been confined to his bed with a hard attack of articular rheumatism he is slightly better carrie daughter of frank houpt of drebhertown has been very sick with inflammatory rheumatism she is out of danger there is a little stranger on limekiln turnpike it is a girl and her parents mr and mrs chas willard are receiv ing the congratulations of their many friends mr frank houpt the genial store keeper of dreshertown has been con fined to his home for about four weeks with an attack of grippe we are glad to say that he is convalescent the sunny face of our jarrettown postmaster thomas seal broadens with one of his happiest smiles when his slumbers are disturbed by the beautiful tones of the methodist church bell the idea of a church bell was first born in the mind of mr seal who immediately acted upon the idea and solicited sub scriptions lor the bell his labors were not in vain and he placed in the hands of the trustees a large amount toward purchasing a bell the trustees would like to express to mr.seal through the col umns of the gazkiti their hearty thanks for his kind act and also to win lent who aided tin ladies aid society of the m k church will hold a bazaar in odd pel lows hall feb id 11 and l.'i the pro ceeds are to be used toward furnishing the new church kntertainiiieiits will he given wednesday and thursday eve nings almost every desire can be grat ified all are invited admission live cents friday all day will he church clean ing day for the methodist church ll are invited edward lower of foil washington has rented the shopg at jarrettown and expects to he ready for business in a lew davs bedicatory services of jarrettown m e church feb 14th see further no ! lout-low m the new zion evangelical lutheran church of whitemarsh will be dedicated next sunday feb 7th the pastor rev j eugene dietterich will be assisted by rev m sheeleigh ii d of fort washington and by rev j r ihinni l i president of the central pennsylvania synod and of the susque hanna university at belin's grove pa the exercises will begin promptly at 10.30 a.m there will be special music and a very interesting program con tributions and subscriptions will be solicited in aid of the building fund all the friends of the old church and of the congregation are cordially invited to be present and participate in the dedica tion services dr pimm will also preach in the evening at 7..",0 and there will be i services in the church every evening during next week commencing on mon day evening feb 8th and communion on the following sunday feb 14 the public is cordially invited to be present at every service the ('. e society of the presbyterian church will celebrate washington's birth day with special patriotic services there will be special music and several ad dresses the program will be interest ing and instructive touching upon old and new history the lord's supper will be administer ed in the presbyterian church on sun dnv morning thp c e societv of zion lutheran church will meet on friday even ing at the residence of william kerper mrs oberholtzer will lead the meeting on account of icy and snowy side walks in this place many a man eat down in an unexpected forcible and inelegant manner in some cases severe bruises were sustained a good move would be for each man to clean his side walk the special servicus in the presbyter ian church were all largely attended in the last week the c e society of the presbyterian church will celebrate christian endeavor day on sunday evening with special services william pearson was in norristown on monday edward mccloskey filled mr toland's ice house on monday with ice from seven to eight indies thick mr thomas f b wunder of penllvn was the owner of the market team that was struck on the crossing and mr max drinkle the teamster < in the streets and park drives many of our sports with their trotters enjoyed the exhilarating sport during last week's sleighing christopher mccloskey and george 0 smith of this place were in philadel phia to see the liuge fire on tuesday the 28th mr and mrs edward b smoyer were in norristown last wednesday ambrose yeakle was the first one in town with a sleigh on thursday morn ing valentine day the 14th of this month misses mary and lettie smith of wissa hi'ekon drive were visiting in norris town on sunday m f scheetz was in philadelphia on monday the public roads were drifted pretty badly at some places and had to be shov eled open oreland oreland is well represented on the township ticket there are four candi dates viz mr a l aiman for collec tor ; mr f m e server for register assessor mr f a stout for school director anil daniel stout for clerk up per dublin d v marple of ambler lias the con tract to lower the pipes uk feet at the oreland water works if a greater sup ply of water can be secured the pump ing will be continued ml if this fails the people of the town will have a water famine mr william wornian and family were tin guests of mr and mrs robert blair on sunday last mrs p.m e server visited philadel phia on monday last mr perclval nice of ice ,\ bros philadelphia made a call iii our town on sunday evening the oreland euchre club met at the home of mr and mrs c bradley ajgeo on tuesday evening mrs winters of oak lane paid a visit to mr ami mrs joseph rothenberg er on monday miss wella gerhart and miss ada cor net i philadelphia wen the guests ol mi and mrs k m k server on sun ilav mi harry aiman ami wife of qw side visited mr charles t aiman iind family on sunday fort washington the »«« in tlir vlllnifo ami tiir snrroun.l inff country m qtoaired i,y the qnr.v mnn a committee of live members from fort washington council jr 0 v a m will go to soitlstown on feb 11 to attend a meeting in egolf s hall which has been called to consider the advisa bility of starting n funeral benefit hmo elation in this county at present there is a national funeral benetlt association which levies a certain number of rggess mentl annually anil pays sl'.'ki at the death of any member whose name has been received by the secretary it is thought that by forming a county asso ciation the assessments will no he so large and the lodges will pave money at the time the fort council was seven veatd old it had paid in 1,1(h in funeral benefit assessments and hnd received through deaths of its members about one-half of that sum philip fisher has rented his paint shop to marry overholtzer,of flourtown the wheelwright shop is as good as rented for the coining year gilmore k jones opened their grocery meat and provision store last week and report business brisk s k worrell's boiler sprung a leak this week and clifford martin of amb ler repaired it on wednesday the c e society of trinity lutheran church sent eight delegates to ambler lt thd last thursday a the john barrett estate sale last week things went very low corn being sold for 86 cents per bushel kev p a shetler preached in trinity lutheran church last sunday during the illness of miss elisabeth supplee teacher of the heights school miss cresstnan of norristown substitu ted the m s progressive euchre club which met at the residence of mr avm arbuckle saturday evening 23d ult to organize elected miss laura poole presi ident miss anna m nice secretary and miss maine erb treasurer the opening game was played at the residence of miss kuth blair oreland last saturday evening the ladies prize was won by mis anna m nice ami the gents prize by mr harvey blair the booby prize was captured by mr avm poole a very enjoyable evening was spent their next meeting will be at the home of miss maine erb fort washington the members of the club are miss laura poole miss rena pqole miss anna m nice miss maine erb miss anna fab miss a elizabeth supplee miss lydia campbell miss ruth blair miss tiara i'.ailev mr addis drennon mr percy nice mr geatrel nice mr george j j kerns mr harvey blair mr james ] n"hti i'pnn dumushi bmtmwwi moot the attendance at the sorth penn christian bndeavor convention held last thursday evening in the vmbler pre liylerian church was very much inter fereil with yet eon-ii lering the stale f the weather the attendance was very gratifying ami what was iflcklngln num ber was made up in interest and enthu siasm the eight societies of fort wash ington wvneote edge hill llourtowii doylestown chalfotit ashbourne ami the junior ami senior societies of the ambler church were present out of the total of l'l1 and nbotll oil persons were in attendance t 	 xercises opened with a ia-minnte song service in charge of mrs johns buchanan organist mr harry rynear violinist ami mr benton hoover cometist kev win f s xel son acted as precentor tin president mr samuel shaw of lansihile being absent mr nelson called the meeting to order and mr pound of wyncote,|was chosen chairman scriptures were mad and mr nelson offered prayer miss ida x kile delivered the address of wel come in the true warm christian stylo of greeting which seemeil to pervade as a gentle influence the members anil del egates thereafter it was really the main feature of the evening an able response was made by the chairman the address of the evening was delivered by j how ard breed oi philadelphia one of the national officers who substituted for rev a av spooner of camden the purport of mr breed's address was the work of the women kndeavorers and their possibilities me spoke in the hi^ht vein for which he is noted mr elliot field of wayne made a mission ary endeavor address in which he an swered many of the questions regarding missions and urged others to take up this important work mr george i brad ley of ambler then took charge of the eonsecr.it ion service and ably conducted it all the societies present responded after the meeting a very pleasant recep tion was held nnd it was after 11 o'clock before all had departed nttrolssa thief or thieves visited plan ning potts marble saw mill at cedar grove last monday night jan 20 and stole •! large quantity of brass mountings from the engine also o smne copper pipe to 250 they also blair mr samuel nice mr harper i „-> ti ui,.,fts nice mr avm blair mr \\ m poole some of the young men who have been frequenting the tollgate on beth lehem pike have intimated that they were going to open a kindergarten the dedicatory services ol zion luth eran church will be held next sunday j tookeor there tore"four"men"ii the rth.at 10.30 a m rev dr shee houge who kit.lu.(1 hlm ik mudt a ¦ ¦ i i it .-^ ¦ • \ n i r 4r i » . — ' supposed to amount visited michael o'brien's quarries and appropriated all they could carry away from the engine there george walt of ridge road station on the plymouth railroad had a nar row escape from being run down by the trolley recently as he was about to cross the trolley track near cellar ( irove the horse and mr walt escaped with slight the wagon was thrown around ken off jacob fillman a jew peddler living in norristown had a rough experience at cold point last week lie stopped at the house of some foreigners to oner his goods for sale he says that when he attempted to leave he found the door in the i dash but rev mr lyler of trenton will they jesire'd his company they put him preach in the evening through the formerkfeking process the \ oung hmlders of trinity luth he ev|ntually escaped from his torment eran ohusoh have sent out invitations or k,lvi his k in ,,„.;,. p for the talent sociaj at dr t f.conover s : he entere«f complaint before magistrate lome next tuesday evening it is need ¦ smitl of norrif£own who sl,llt coust.n ebb to say that they will have a success ble heffleflnger who recovered the fulsocial i pack and arrested frank kalviski an dr and mrs matthias sheeleigh of hl)liv c.],.u.cu!,ti vincent charcust and his place eft on saturday for balti ; ] jowpll kalker they were committed nore md to attend the installation of • rev u s g kupp dr sheeleigh liad atalla pp charge of the installation service lllue uell chum's w l s met on saturday evening at he home of amos avalton the misses miller gave a euchre party it their home on saturday evening they were in default of bail the past week has i een favorable to i those who wish to fill their ice houses j s p cliilds jacob buckinan jones det wiler and avm mccann availed them selves of the opportunity of filling from the pi no •>¦> quarterly meeting will be held at beth • j*?.ch.e(i was i be."w r'u 1 on sunday next beginning with ml of snow^but the supervi ove feast in the morning and continu 1 v1 and whitpam soon h the creamery pond the thermometer has been hovering near zero the past week the lowest it roads were rvisors of ply u had men out ng all day opening them mr butler of iermantown was the li*6 "' ?' ?• strayi:r l)t cokl guest of alex miller on sunday i point has received a unanimous call l t l have resumed meetings in the ', from the baptist church at bethlehem high school building on thursday after nd lias accepted he will move his noons at 4 o'clock : household etlectsthis week the kev mr tilton entered his pas torate at cold i'oint on sunday he was greeted by a large audience we see that a bill has been introduced ptnlljii in the legislature at ilarrisburg aniend mr and mrs francis bond have re jn8 the compulsory school act making it umed to their home after a lengthy 10 oonseoutlve days at ohudxen of ihe tav in philadelphia prescribed age must attend lhat might mr j a caldwell jr is in boston «° ft'r cities or boroughs but not for mrs am.n tnpohvnnd mrs f trvine country districts where children have from 1a to 3 miles to walk some parents s at dr s 0 seiple and wife arc spending a few weeks in florida mrs anna jacobv and mrs c irvine wright of philadelphia were the guests of mrs j l brown on wednesday mr and mrs chester morris have re umed from asheville n c j l brown has just received four carloads of eastern ice of very superior jualitv dr tyson's house caught fire from a defective flue last thursday some of he school children seeing the smoke gave the alarm willing hands were soon at work with buckets part of the roof was burned away as a very high vind was blowing at the time the whole louse might have been destroyed had it tot been for the prompt help of the leighbors miss alvra l.arsen and mr f ralph d miss p sparks of philadelphia spent sunday vith mrs thomas langstroth aliss toledo mines of l.ansdale visit 1 miss l.i/.zie fry on sunday ii tener langttroth visited kliza ictli n 1 saturday anil sunday i'.ui klcu'h a mini salve the best salve in the world for cuts raises bores ulcers salt rheum er bores tetter chapped hands hilblains corns and all skin eruptions ind positively cures piles or no pay re quired it is guaranteed to give perfect atisfaction or money refunded price 25 cents per box geny for hale by j b an feb 27-ly all the different forms of skin roubles from chapped hands to a md indolent ulcers can lie readily cud 1 b dwi avih hl sl k ulces y by dewitt'e avitch hazel salve a roberts koes p are so situated as to have no means of conveyance and to force them to send their children out in a blinding snow storm with the thermometer at zero as it was last week or to send them out in a driving rain storm such as we have in the spring would be criminal and inhu man let our representatives use every effort to have the word consecutive stricken out of the bill glanalde at the republican nominations at ogontz in the tight lor supervisor of cheltenham roads tin north end did not receive even one representative louia a nagle and william blake were nominated this is the first time in al most [^ years that charles evans has not been put up by the republican party u a result of the narrow escape of several school boys from l>eing run over by a train a danger signal board haw been placed where liiltenhouse street crosses the railroad rev peter rio sico again preached in amiei presbyterian church fast sunday three representatives from th c k iociety of this place attended the local union in anibli-r last thursday evening oak lane has been patronised by a considerable number of our residents during the past week the skating t her has been exceptionally tine ii e vaughnn's stable on lt carniel avenue is progressing toward couiple lion mr alexander beggand family eon template iuo ill!4 from their pi idence in a short time