Mrs. M. J. Noyes and Mrs. M. Wellman ...

Mrs. M. J. Noyes and Mrs. M. Wellman of Chelsea were in the city yesterday, luokiii after tlic interests of the coming Art Loan which the Methodist ladlea of their towo will give on the 14th Inst. and four days thereafter. They were tnterrlewed eoncerning itand the following i'acts were ucertaioed The collectloaa they are gatherinfr together will consist of relies, foreign curiosities, antiquitica. pictures, historical objects and many thiiigs illustrative of the early history and lite üf the state and county. Tlic art loan exhibition will be open afternoons and eveninga and the evenings will be made still more attractive by ent( iiaiiiments, such as concerts, New England suppers, etc. The proceeds, whicli onght to be large, go toward makiní repairs on the church. The people of the county will flnd a visit to it of nuu.li Interest as many of the articles are of rure valué. Michael Clancy of the 4th ward, died March 2(itli, of oíd njfi.', having attained 35 years. The deceased was one of the 3ld settlers of thls city, havingllred here íiini' 16 v