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lamentâ€"any “when life Inch no va- new. l'hcdlmdflntmmto mvaw. And the yearn seemed “he mile lume- u- nwed on my ny. But I'll) put seventy nine Ind reached “My way. Look“: for. the yomh scarce the path an dbem. But the eye lurking back Ice- each crook Ind end: into. , And now! wolf when my steps vent ”my. But I mu not retrace them. mouth I'm' CHM? Roth!- Thoughtoflunehethvmtome-eldom tenth. ' I luv: wealth without mm in the love of my Mom!- Whnc my loch. an no while they' re much ' wrinkled wmi my. m!!!-a:i¢¢nitufiifiuttlv§§¢hu .3: 1: r.i!.i:n!:at§shru Mrs. L. D'J'f'aylor is. very ill. ’ Mr. Edward Jost is improving slowly.» ' Min Helen Clement! .of Chicago is the mum of Miss Agnes Day. ' - Mr. Will Muir of Lake View spent Sabbath with Mr. John Day Jr. Mrs.-0rdelof Tomato, Canada, is the guest of her son, M. B. Orde. Mrs. Laughray began her class' m dancing Friday afternoon with 16 pupils.‘ Onv Saturday last a lifitle son ar- oriv'ed at the-home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Andrev‘vs. ' Mrs. Holyoke of Chicago was the guest of Mrs.- Charles Shaw the past week. » - Miss Murdow spent the latter part of the week with friends at Edge- water. - “Gen 0. H Howard returned the first of the week from a business trip to North Carolina. IIJ‘QQIlII'IlifilfiQilfil..:iifii .I ifilzflfiifiililiiliilfi The Woman’s Guild will meet in the church parlors Tuesday after- noon at one o’clock. ' Mré. George Orde ‘ and fimtle son Delisle, arrived 'hunie Friday from Petérboro'ugb‘, Canada. \ Mr. George Ligara and family and Mr. Ashbel Ligare and family left Saturday (Or Damia, Florida. EIGHTY TODAY. .IYLVANUI IUITIC. Glcncoc Department THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWSâ€"LETTER. And my m quite etude, though I'm «human Theme! nyflk on» ”Madman. Au rum-«Hum “Milne mmmuum. the commuter whiupen. “they no not ht away.” 1 non dull rejom them. I'm eighty and”. Th! morning of We brought its autumn: tad . Men. , Tbeznldday 11.1.2.0"...de " chowen. Bmubl‘hnoonbMandlv‘tchdavuthe I author 'twfll he unmet. I'm elahty today. Yet I‘llu-yvhllethedevlm tomehe other. glad. u: hdp tho-e In trouble. end cheer them when-ed I'll veep “h the moumeu and laugh with the guy. And I'll keep my heart young. though I’m ekhty today. Ghlcaao. Jun. 23. 1900. The Cinch Club has been re- -orga- nized and held its first meeting on‘ Thursday evemng- at the home of,- Mre. H‘owell’a, South avenue. There .was a meeting held at the resident-la of Mr. F. Dunstan Todd, South avenue, Friday evening, for - the purpose offorminga literary and; ' entertainment eociety.‘ The young ladies’ missionary BO- ciety will‘ hold its annual meeting this, Saturday,afternoon at the home of Miss Elizabeth Saunders, Sheri- dan ‘Ruad. ‘ ' A special meeting of‘the coun'cil was held January 3151:. An otdenwas made for. the pars» ment to Cape Sons, contractors for improvement of Green Bay Roqd, of balance due them for work complet- ed, about $3726, Ivhich had been withheld pending some formalities due to the need of having consent cf the C. M. E. Railway Co. and of a pmjety mmpany. ’ This payment leaves in the hands of the village about a thousand dollars, which En- gineer Windes estimates is euficient to complete the work. If it should prove insufficient, the balance requir- ed will be paid by the Electric Co. An order was made to tranhfer frumitbe’general {mid to the Sheri. GL'ENCOI COUNCIL. dun Bond fund (Special 116.) 8414. 39, this being the Shire of thnl unauâ€" ment hit! on the village by the com mission" for “ general bone..- ” which former councils had neglected to pay as the installments dame duo. An order was then made that the balance remaining in the Sheridan Road land he rebated. The rebate achedule had been partly prepared and will be completed at once. so that the village will be ready to be- gin payment of this rebate by the time‘thie notice is in print. The die- tribntion is nine and oneqnarter per cent on the aaeeeement, the amount distributed being a little short of 32400. ‘ An order was made to repay to the rebate fund a balance of 8150 from the water fund. In August 1896, $700 was temporarily borrowed from the'rebate fund to buy enough ‘me- ters to put the water supply on a rileter basis. The trensfer of this $150 from the water fund completes the restoration oi that loan'. ‘ Touching the request of Winnetka to have payments for water made quarterly and at difierent periods from those now fixed in the contract between the two‘villages for ,semi- annual payments, Mr. Park, from the water committee, reported that the change would entail considerable in- convenience on‘ Glencoe, inasmuch as the water collections and accounts were adjusted to the periods fixed in the contract. On the: opmmittee’a recommendation the request was de- clined. ' An order was made to dispense with the ofica of village attorney from this date. Mr Perk moved that the president appoint a committee of two to which that official should be added. to take the necessary legal advice with full power to make contract with Engineer Windes of Winnetka to prepare plans for a _ sewer system and for the establishment of grades for? road, sidewalk improvements and water- pipe extensions. This motion was agreed'to; and the chair appoint- ed Messrs. Calhoun and King, to act with himself as such committee. 1 Adjourned to regular meeting Feb. 6th. ’