Daily News Batavia, Genesee County, New York State July 12-1882 The Rev. E. CROWELL, pastor of the Baptist church at West Bethany, denies the statement in last week's "Batavian," that he has resigned. John GLADE, contractor, is to build a new house for Michael MATTICE on South Main street, and another for Jerome BENTON on Pearl street. Walter H. CHASE, who formerly lived in this county, was sentenced to three years in the State Prison on his new trial in New York last week for bigamy. Mrs. Catherine B. EALS died this afternoon at the home of her brother, Wm. METZGAR, on South Liberty street. She was thirty-nine years old yesterday. The remains of the late Mrs. Edwin BURT arrived in Batavia yesterday afternoon and were conveyed at once to Elmwood Cemetery, followed by a large number of sorrowful friends. The burial services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. EVEREST, assisted by the Rev. H.B. WHITNEY. The Lockport Journal reads the citizens of that place a severe lesson for not showing more enterprise in encouraging the harvester works to be located there. It compliments Batavia's committee and commends the interest that has been awakened here. Batavia is envied by many towns just now. For Sale. A house and barn and nearly an acre of land on west Main street. For particulars enquire of John H. WARD or of Mrs. Anne GRIFFIS on the premises. * Three acres of land, house and barn. Price $1000. No. 6 Walker block. * Mortuary Matters. Mrs. Catharine C. BLODGETT of Caryville, died in that village yesterday, aged 48 years. The funeral services will be held to-morrow afternoon at the Presbyterian church, at 2 o'clock. Yesterday, John GUDRIDGE of Bethany died at the age of 53. Mrs. ZIMMERMAN, who has long been ill at her home on the Creek road, died this morning. ** submitted by Linda C. Schmidt *********************************************