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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
CHEST Err.

Mrs. William Rounds is quite i'll.
The roads in Chester and vicinity are
getting to be quite dry.
G. G.. Rice has advertised to sell his
store goods at auction this week Satur-
day.
w. M. Reed of Brattleboro, VT, sue
ceeds Mr.. Bickford at the jewelry bench
for j. E. Pollard & Co.
The Chester high school has changed
its quarters and is now located in the
hall over the postoffice.
Mrs. Will Merritt and little son are
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ladd,
Mrs. Merritt's parents.
Quite number Of young people from
the village enjoyed sugar party at w.
P. Dodge's Saturday evening.
The goods that are to be sold at DIR.
EmersOn's auction this week Saturday
are nearly all in first class condition.
Mrs. C. j. Willard has a window at her
millinery store quite tastily arranged
with flowers for hat and bonnet TRIM
ming.
Bert Morse and wife of Gardner, Mass,
are in town visiting among acquaintance es
of Mr.. Morse, and making arrangements
to locate here for time.
NJ. S. Stone, state superintendent of
education will speak in the Town hall
next Monday evening, Turn out and fill
the hall, both old and young, and give
him good reception.
Mrs. John Stemen and Miss Lizzie
Rounds of Minneapolis, Mimi, daughters
of william Rounds of this village, were
called here last week nv the sickness of
their mother, Mrs. Rounds. William,
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THE ROCKET AND THE STICK.

We trust that the overweening ambi-
tion of bright young Mr.. Barrett of the
seventh congressional district of Massa-
chusetts is at least temporarily satisfied.
1t is not given to many men to turn a
Republican majority which five months
ago figured some 5000 votes into Dem
ocratic majority of IA. and when it is re-
membered that the Democratic candi-
date has twice before been beaten, it be-
comes quite definite that Mr.. Barrett
would run more successfully as an
emetic than in any other capacity.
Well, the people will feel better now,
and if Mr.. Barrett does not feel so we'll
he should at least have learned that it
pays even politician of bright parts to
consult the popular will more than the
promptings of ones own arrogance.
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sAxTON'S RIVER.
Vermont Academy.

Vermont Academy played its first
game of base ball this year with the
Dartmouth SO team on the V. A. grounds
Saturday, April %. Although the V.
A. team did not win, it is much to their
credit to have held team composed
partly of Varsity players and upper
class men, down to six runs. Both
pitchers were very effective, Denismore
getting little the better of Graves, the
bases on balls of the latter pitcher being
quite costly. The game was played
with much snap and life from beginning
to end. V. AIS only run was obtained
through an error of Denismore which
gave Field 1st, he stole second and after
two men were out was brought home by
timely single of Posts. Woodward
showed up well at Sd and Field at short,
both being new men in those positions.
The score follows:
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Monday, April "a.

New budget introduced in the house of
commons shows deficit of Fl ,574 900
Orange riots in Belfast-Norwe-
gian Storthing decides to postpone sit
tings sine die, owing to King Oscars
attitude on the consular question
Emperor William and King Humbert re-
viewed the Italian troops at Rome
International fiotilla sailed from Hamp-
ton Roads for New York-Unsuccess
full search for escaped Sing Sing mur-
derers- Carlisle Harris likely to be
pardoned - Columbian guards at
Worlds fair go on strike but the car
penters refused to go oOut-Spanishca cara
walls arrive in lower bay-New York
bankers receive proposition from Pres
ident Cleveland for the issue of three per
cent bonds-Mrs. Winfield Scott Han
cock buried-Mr. Carter, the Hawaiian
commissioner, will sail for home May 4
Yale college refuses to row at the Column
bian position-Strike of walters in
New York-ResolutiOn presented in
supreme court on the death of Justice
Lamar.
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GASSETTS.

Gassetts Cheese factory opens Mon
day, May l.
Mrs. Jane Demary visited relatives in
Springfield Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. George Whitcomb went Monday
to Bellows Falls for several weeks
stay.
Mrs. Henry Spaulding of Ludlow
passed the first If The week with her
mother. Mrs. r. II. Smith.
Monday afternoon as William Carlisle
and men were returning to Gassetts with
their hand car they were met by hog
train which claimed the right of way.
They escap' d without injury but the car
was smashed.
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Flowers for the Table.
From Food.

A daily decoration of flowers for the
dinner table is too expensive for the
house of moderate means. In the sum-
mer we have wild flowers, and in the
winter we may have pot of small. har-
dy ferns. One of oxslis or primroses, or
growing partridge. or wintergreen ber-
ries, with tiny ferns transplanted from
the woods. will if regularly watered, af-
ford much pleasure. There are many
attrative little touches that should be no
less study with the housewife than the
excellence of the food served.
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WEST TOWNSHEND.

Mrs. d f ,vden has bought of the
owner, A X. Pierce of Suffi Id, Conn.,,
the store here run by Barber Brothers,
and the ten. m uts adjoining, possession
being given May |.
Friends to the number of about so met
at the hume of Mr. and Ms. William
Livermore SATURDAY evening to remind
them of their 25 n wedding anniversary.
They were remembered with some very
nice presents, and refreshments were
served nv The friends. Relatives were
present from Winhall and Brattleboro.
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ESTATE OF J. d. LAWRENCE.

STATE OF vFRMONTl Court Of Insolv
WESTMINSTER, SIS. ency. To all persons
interested in the estate of John d. Lawrence of
Bellows Falls:
Take Notice that a petition has been filed by
said John ID. Lawrence in the Office of the
Register of this Court, praying that he be ad-
citing of his creditors will be he'd at the
Probate Office in Bellows Falls, on the Sth day
Of May, 1893 at L. O'Clock, M, and ihatthe
pay ments of any debts and the delivery of any
property to him or for his use, and the transfer
of any property Dy him Is forbidden by law.
II ZINA II. ALLBEE, Register.
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Struck out by Graves, 10, by Denismore, s;
stolen bases v A. 8, Dartmouth I; 2 base hits,
Iakeman; passed balls, Irwin, 2; time of game,
h, so nin.; umpire, A. G. Parker.
The Vermont Academy team this year
will play as far as possible only good
teams, and there will probably be no rep
etition of the one-sided games of last
year, so that all who can come to the
games may feel that they are getting
full value for their money. The next
game be in Saxton's River, Saturday
April 20, with the Dartmouth Reserves,
the game to commence at 3,45 p. m..
On V. A. grounds Monday, April "a,
V. A. did up Mt. Hermon by the same
score as last year. to 3. Only six
innings could be played as the Mt.
Hermons had to leave to catch their train.
As the sixth inning was not completely
played the score went back to the fifth.
v. A. began to hit the ball hard in the
! . ..rst inning making 2 runs. Another
was made in the second. At the end of
the fourth inning Mt. Hermon tied the
score. v. A. settled down to work again
in the fifth, and made single, triple and
a 4-bagger, which netted four runs. v.
A. found the ball again in the sixth and
made three more runs. Mt. Hermon failed
to score again and the game was called
in the middle of the sixth with the score
10 to 3 Summersgill pitched phenom-
enal game, striking out II men in the fifth
inning, and only three hits were charged
us against him. Ford for Helmon made
some fine catches in the field but was es-
pecially poor in stopping ground balls.
Gibbs was unable to play as he injured
his knee in the Dartmouth game. The
feature of the game was the catch of a
foul fly by Howard after a long run.
The score:
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Sunday, April %.

The pope received Emperor William
and Princess Victoria at the Vatican and
had long interview with the emperor
Long and desperate struggle between
police and strikers at Hull fire raging
there among lumber yards, supposed to
have been set by strikers-Shakespe
birthday celebrated at Stratford-on-
Avon-Three Brazilian wer ships join
the fleet in Hampton Roads-Spanish
fleet with caravals ia tow sail for New
York-Union carpenters at the Worlds
fair have been ordered to strike Monday
President Cleveland in an interview,
says the cabinet are united in favor of
supporting gold payments of all paper,
and supporting the governments credit
at all hazards-Theosoph society
begun its annual meeting in New York
with representatives from Indian, Euro
pean and American sections-Edwin
Booths condition more hopeful.
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Friday, April FL.

Home rule bill passed to second read
ing by majority of 43 Belgian senate
endorses the extension of suffrage
voted by the Chamber of deputies
Max Judd refused an exequatur as minis
ter to Vienna by the Austrian premier
Earl of Derby dead-Two con-
demned murderers, Pallister and Roehl,
escape from Sing Sing-Pennsylvania
Steel company goes into hands of re-
ceivers, the liabilities being $5,600,0OO
Nine miners burned in mine at
Butte, Mont. Great damage by gales
reported in many Spanish
squadron, towing the Columbus caravals
reach Hampton Roads-Gold reserve
invaded and reduced to sos 5,535, ,000-
Gar signs the eXtradition treaty
Western brewers combine-Queen
clip may become Mormon Bodies
of victims of Milwaukee crib disaster re-
covered.
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FOR SALE,

Two Notes. $3.50 each, one payable
March 9, '94, and the other March 9, '95.
Interest at the rate IF per cent. Ample
Real Estate Security.
THE VERMONT INVESTMENT Co.,
Sly IA College ST., Burlington. VI.
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NEWFANE.

Will Ballou of Wilmington is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Kate Hoyt of Brattleboro is to
teach the village school.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
THE ELM HOUSE

Centrall located on Main street, Charlestown
H., has been purchased, thoroughly refitted
and furnished, md is now open under the per
sonal supervi ion of the oa ner for the entertain
ment of tourists and permanent guests; good
board, first class accommodations, terms reason
able. r ALEXANDER KERR,
1920 Proprietor.
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Saturday, April 22.

Silver wedding of King Humbert and
Queen Margaret was celebrated in Rome
Norwegian ministry resigned
American residents in Paris resolve to
give farewell dinner to United States
Minister idge-Anti-home rule
meeting held in London-Rioting in
Dublin and Belfast--President Carnot
gave dinner to the counsel of the Beh-
ring sea court-The Dolphin, with Secre-
tary Herbert and party Secretary Her.
bert and party on board, reached Hamp-
ton Roads--Decision of Judge Kicks
to come before the supreme court for re-
Members of Buffalo bar hold an
Indignation meeting at which they de-
nounce Governor Flower and Lieut-Gov-
ernor Sheehan--Quieter feeling in
Wall street--SJrike on Santa Fe assum-
ing more serious phase--Tennessee
state banks to issue currency--Accept-
ance Of private offers makes up the gold
reserve detinciency--Duke of Veragua
goes to Washington---No clue to the
escaped Sing Sing murderers-Ohio
coal miners may strike.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
Thursday, April go.

Australian Joint Stock bank fails with
liabilities of $4,000, ,000-Prince Fer
dinand of Bulgaria and Princess
Marie Louise, daughter of the Duke of
Parma, were married--Band of rebels
in Mexico capture three towns--Two
more earthquake shocks in Zante--
Lake crib destroyed at Milwaukee and
score of men drowned-Terrible storm
east of the Rocky mountains--Onem man
killed and others wounded in an attack
by miners on the convict stockade at
Tracy City, Tenn.--Tests on the De-
troit highly Edwin Booth
dangerously ill--Mr. Blount has made
no report to the state department.
Chilian refugees escape from American
Legation building--Last vessel of the
Brazilian Steamship line sold at auction.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27

Post; struck out by Summersgill, IL, by O'Con-
nor, 5, by Chase, l.; umpires, Mitchell, A. G.
Parker.
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THE TINES DIARY.
Wednesday, April 10.

Belgian strikers resume work and no
further the trouble anticipated Severe
earthquake shocks in Zante-Crowds
of visitors in Rome to attend the silver
wedding of the king and queen--French
fiag-ships arrives in Hampton Roads
Run on the bank of Michigan--Big
Krupp gun is to be presented to Chicago
exchange advances--Tor-
nado in Kansas kills two men and
wrecked 140 buildings--Reciprocity
treaties to be ended-Reception in
New York to the Duke of Veragua--
DR.. Graves to have another trial.
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NO T|CE !!
To Depositors in Savings Banks.

In accordance with an act passed by
the la Legislature, which appears be-
low. you are requested to present or send
your Deposit Books to the Bank issuing
them during the
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
MONTH OF MAY. 1898,

for examination and verification, at
which time person appointed by the
Trustees will be in attendance for that
purpose. In sending your Books by
mail, state plainly your present place of
residence and Postoffice address.
Please send Books early in the month
and they will be returned as soon as pos
sible after examination.
Vermont Savings Bank, Brattleboro, vt.
Bellows Falls.' 6 Bellows Fails ''
Wilmington " " Wilmington "
Windham Co. I" F." Newfane I"
Jamaica s. 6 Jamaica 4"
ACT No. II. APPROVED Nov. 81, 1892.
In the year 1898, and in every third
year thereafter, the Trustees of Savings
Banks and other Institutions of Savings
shall call in the books of deposit of their
depositors for examination and verig-
cation, and they shall cause the same to
be examined and verified by some per-
son or persons employed for the purpose,
other than the Treasurer or his clerks.
II 10
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ADVERTISERS

will find THE TIMES the best advertising medium
in southern Vermont. Located in thriving
border line of two States and circulating in those
states and in four counties, 1t is not excelled as
means of reaching large and thrifty .popula-
Marriage birth and death notices will be inserted
free, but charge of cents a line will be made
for obituary matter. Cards of thanks, Business
Notices. and all matters not of public nature,
must be paid for in advance at the rate OF lO
cents per line each insertion.
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CHANGE OF ADDRESS.
Subscribers who change their postofhce ADDRESS
should notify us promptly of the fact and seno
their old as well as their ne,o address, that we
may be able to make the change on our books
without delay.
~ 1t is our invariable rule to expect notiica
tion from subscribers who wish THE TIMES dls-
continued to their address. We have no desire
to force the paper upon any one and postai
card order to our Office will promptly take from
our list any name not IN arrears.
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8ello1us c1alls Gimfs.

One copy, one year, IN. ADVANCE, sl.5o
One copy, six months, IN ADVANCE, rs
One copy, three months, IN ADVANCE, 40
Single copies, .06.
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DIED.

GUE-November 10, 1893, in this city, MT. W, P, MONTAGUE, aged 65 years.
 The friends and aequaintances of MT. W. P. Montague were pained to hear of his death at his residence on Walnut street in this city this morn ing at o'clock
 Alr. Montague had been sick for several days, but not confined to his bed regularly for any length of time. Last night he grew worse about midnight, and few hours later died from heart trouble Mir Montague has been a resident of Pine Bluff for q number of years, having served as book-keeper for a number of the leading business houses in the city He came to Pine Bluff from Drew county about thirty years age, where for several terms he was County Clerk. He leaves a wife, one son, James Montague, i'll business in San Diego, Cal, and three daughters. Mrs. Carl Voss and Mrs. Jesse k. Core, of eiis Nt's "liu hiS. Dfoohs Sldlhey, of Tillar
 The funeral services take place this afternoon at the residence of Mr. Carl Voss, on Walnut street, at 3 o'clock, Rev. John F. Carr officiating. The remains will be inferred in Bell wood cemetery.
 The bereaved family, the sorrow ing relatives and friends have the sincere sympathy of the entire com munity in this sad epoch of afflietion and bereavement.
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Aa Interesting esst aiae street Faadsl of 5ba German aaarte,' ia sf0at, clean shagen. neatly dressed man who bears upon his head shining tin psa filled with soldea honeycomb. I s9otieas whito head cushion receives tae bottom of the pan, and 5 knife handle shows in ai9 ae94e $he honeyeomb. The latter IS well aa f57 sweet contents, looks gen aiag, and doubtless east side Germans are tesaptea by 8he sight and are ia com fortabia ignorance of the fact that arti- 6eial honayeolabs are nowadays filled with artificial honey, with the result of deeeiTing all save the beas.-Ne# York Sun.
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Ifn1ler New aIauagement.

Mr. R. D. Weleh, of RaVendeH Springs, Ark will, on next Wednes- day, take charge of the Hotel Tru- lock. The trade has not yet been consumated, but Mr \. B. Truloek stated to a representative of the GRAPHIC this morning that while the papers had not yet been signed he was firmly of the opinion that Nf. Weleh would have complete control of the hotel by the time mentioned. Mr. Welch is an experienced hotel man: for a number Of years was an Iroa Mountain passenger conductor and is well known all over the country.
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AFaiIure in Delivery

On the account of the sickness of our carrier on Route No. 3, many of our subscribers in the western part of the city failed to receive the DAILY GRAPHIC yesterday afternoon, which was printed at s:30 o'clock, The carrier was expected momentarily, ana his sickness was not known until it was too late to deliver the papers. However, those who failed to receive yesterdays issue will be served with it with our regular issue today, and we trust that this expla- nation will be sufficient to satisfy those who failed to receive their paper yesterday,
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nohl 1yere nn Eaitor.o J

The words heading this article were the exclamations this morn ing of q good woman who lives on West Fifth avenue and whose indignation knew no bounds.
 But l would not like to see the words which expeess my feelings in print, she hastily added Theeause Of this good housewife's indignation was the fact that during last night q mischievous bovine broke into her yard and totally destroyed all of her flowers, upon the cultivation of which she had expended much money ann labor during the last summer. Now this good housewife took q special pride in her flowers and beaatifying her premises as all good housewives do, and her indignation this morning was warranted and justified. Tire GRAPHIC would like to mention iu that connection that it is a violation of the city ordinances for COWS to roam at large during the night, yet there is a misehievous old COW which nightly commits depfeda- tioas in the western end Of the city. To this bovine gates are nothing, and 1t csn open q gate with its horns aa nimbiy as most people eaa with their fingers. Whoever 8he owner oi this animaI k should see to 1t that thlseo# Is put ID st nights, fer we have heard several ef oar neighbors make the threat that they intended iA the future to make aiayisll diatrib= atioa ef Rough e Rats on all the flowers ana ehH6her9 in their Nalsls.
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Night School.

A petition to the Public School Board for night school for the ben eft of the boys and young men of the city who are compelled to labor during the day and who are desirous of obtaining an education and who can only attend school at night, was in circulation yesterday. and fifty of the city's leading business and tax names thereto. 1t isealnestly hoped that this petition will meet with favorable consideration at the hands of the Board of Directors, and that the school will be opened at an early date. The High School building can be used without any interference with the public school Of the day Little Rock and Fort Smith have such schools in operation now, and at very little cost,
 It may be claimed that the school revenue is insufficient to establish this school, but economy in other sources would operate such a school at least five months in the year. Then again tine school revenue of the city is increasing annually, and it is nothing but right that these boys and young men who are work ing their way through youth into manhood should have the advantage of a share of the public school fund. X thousand objections may be ad- vanced, but if the Board of Directors are willing the voice of the people in Pine Bluff is willing. This petition
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT,

The tax book for the collection of the spe- ciai assessment upon the real property in Dis triet No. for the purpose of sewers has been placed in my hands, All owners of real prop erty lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date. Ii such payment is not made. action witl be commenced at the end ef that time for the collection of said assessments and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 9th day of No vember, 1S93 ". D. HEARN, Collector. II
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New Law Firm.

White & Street is the name of a new law firm in Pine Bluff. The members are Gen. H. King White, oi this city. and Attorney Garland Street. of Luke Village.
 We consider this 9 strong legal firm. Mr Street, the young gentle men whom Mr White has associated with him, is a young attorney from Lake Village, Ghicot county, a gen. tleman Of culture and refinement,and anattorney of unusual ability. Pine Bluff will soon know him and be proud to claim him a citizen.
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.5llaI,ninl,., ftet..r1n l,-

Tie aeeiaI season W8s regularly iaaugurated last evening by the opening German Of the Rainbow Tub. This Well-known organization andels5andst to the fullest extent the art of entertaining. Of course the girls were pretty; that goes without saying, aad the boys did ali in their power t7 make them have good time. The entire crowd danced SC much, or, at least, such is the gen efal impression. tha6the calHiaees so generously furnished ay Toneg < Greenfield free q change. were wei- eoaied indeed bF the dancers. Those present were: Misses Helen Knox, Cora Lee Barnes, Gussie Taggart, Elizabeth Biggs, Emma andJulfa White, Annie Lawton, Dora Fowler, Annie Holland, Annie Holcombe, Noodle Johnson, Minnie Roane, Louise Tomlinson, Mona Jones, May Hudson, Lizzie Toney, Mary York, Blanche Silyerman. Messrs. Drew White, H. C. Bradford, Turner Brad- ford, Wray Martin, N. C. Hammett, Frank Tomlinson, w NJ. Boyett, A. Vernon, F. NJ. Roane, Win Owen. Frank Owen, Will Noland, D. Bell. J. H. Humphrey, " D. Jones and wife; Drs. Easly, Thompson, Brun- son and Runyan.
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if circulated one week would have over a thousand signers, but the parties having the matter in charge only desired fifty signatures, which they received in very few hours yesterday. Let US have the night ecbool