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Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

Two thirds of the tax payers OF
Sharp county would pay less than
one dollar veayIt we had road
tax. while the other one .hIrd, The
men who do most of the fretghCng
over our roads-wouId pay The
larger .Uart of the. tax. Then can't
we afford il?
III m tIinfi5H VI q 1Ju % -ugzs zr1uav;
most any fellow with energy enough lu
bis make up to como bis hair once %
month, G.n make dollar lccasionig, but
! takes o man wish brain .hrse times
the s.zs Of bis purse 20 zasp is after 10 is
made,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

Tho PEronn Is authorized 70 announce j IT.
wilkins candidate for sheriff ana collector
sharp county subject the octtonoi me ueno-
cratic party.
IN THE DEMOCRATIC yorERs OF SHARP
county,
rberpbv announce mv8elt as % candidate Tor
ffa rqrnncratic nomination Ot sheriff.
mold mn eaered memory .hp Sind treatment
rIIove hprpt6t1re rarriysd at-r0ur hands .n poll-
ffcal urosprrftv aad diversity You have Often
rivpu me vour suffrage sufficient 20 elect me- -1
0l1icoy ior which language and a.nuUencH, I
possesspd would lul tF com expressing .ho
deeree of appreciation lo winch F0E are antiled
to receive nc my hands. however .a,d what
seempd 10 be- my duty, 1nd how we'll .H1v-
INV record an UnJu book .1r nW 'Nr"'hI ann-
alteration In defeat laye always used me
sar1e ENERGY for 'bo party Jnd t.s respective e1n-
Iifafas o. NJ had been one of 20 'ho'pn s'in'
..,rd hpams md was Is grateful .o hose Who
then 4uuuortrd me. Ia when vas .uctA7-iui
Tf nominated promise 300 he lhiI0E nd
4efvIfv .Hat uOassss .o The party, 90 .Ir '1u-
rass and faithful, aud impartial lIa.harge 10
mi lho dufips of The office 10 elected
AGAIN nankugY0u .or your .unport n .nr
Bost md hoping 10 merit g0nr support h"
contest remain.
Yours HcsncctuIv.
HEoaGglt. Ii,Ut.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21
En- -e5l.askNlIs

IF YOU want lo4s n ne 1ast siALa
.1 The union. goua 90 Arzaz5as-
-F-7u raut TO .i7s among he clever. .
sst oaogts IL me v11tl- come 70 AFkan-
sss.
-E-7u ralt nome 7nsfa Tou aan
i've 1au17 every daY, come 20 -zzAaaas.
re- -o- want Hous TEara ne aW -TI-.
7rg,ce, you laa -1ur amsl7f sama s'-
arkansas.
---7r van. a aaus -hara 5izzaE1l
are Unknown. GGaa &c -rEldzA--
-s~sa want -o-a znsEs you can
-r.ss su7rainz you Want come TO AEk-
4nsss.
IF you want q h0ma Hnsrs there IS no
ls1u.as or LoE -zn1s: aoma 20 Arkansas.
LF7au want A0ma TIaEe Eou VII not
graega. come 10 Arkansas.
If -0u want -5Ls vlar9 failure 5T
r-o1s 4 qansazd Of. ao8s 60 Arkansas.
-s-ru want @ aoza zrars fuel COSTS
-ou nothing; aoae 20 -zzansas.
Ls-ou want laua z-srs. ls costs you
nothing 30 educate YOUR gaAdlen- come
20 -Ekslsss.
L--u 4z4.a home vHsrs 5as bid
s.zz che rear rounds sozs 10 arkansas.
II frou vsar,- hone vhzEe ~oar 1tcoa
will almost wla5aE themselves. zone 10
Aszaagas.
# YOU va0r q home 7nara -aroau get
q good Ga7u i5t tls a-z-nz; come 10 AEE-
asas.
IL -ou =aa- home 7ters YOU can
raise alI z.zd Of .,c!.a; sola TO ArEau-
saa
If -71 vau5 . home where aaIa1ns are
lew and lar between: c.LAo 70 AIEaasas.
IF -oa want home where .ong winters
ara never lnowa: s0ua .5 AszaH as.
In -au rvsnt home 10 o land 1T ster
Lf yoa want home In. be -rrCe1 not
ID Ggd5 sg5atsd gofid 0me .o AIkguas
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

How muoh can u1ur .eam pull 1u
0ur common roads, How much chen
can they 1uII ON .ho streets 1t Bates.
uI'a2 LsnIrtl fact rhat they can
phil almost twice as heavy % .ad 1a
the latter "a on Ghe former anal with
greater ease To- themselves and less
wear and tear 10 .he wagon. Then
Iata have road tBg and
make lII 0ur Du0Ac roads equal .o
and better than 3atesyO.es streets.
Aren . You in favor Jt c.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

As the year advances and the
time draws near for Che farmers Go
decide upon apIan for the arrange
meut OF their arops 10 would be well
for them It they would study Che
conditions that surround them and
ooutronts them. The uatura, desire
70 make money regardless OF The
surrounding circumstances has been
the great blunder made in farming.
IL home comforts and actual neces.
stiles were first attended 10, ther
there won,d not he so much need
for money, or IN case OF q failure 10
% cotton crop or extreme low price
of same when made aha aGtua, uecos-
saries being already provided for
suffering and won't vould be avoided.
The good price obtained for aottsu
Jhis season will likely oamel great
many TO plant cotton to the 'zclu.
sion Of everything else, tha coming
year, and should Iarge ,rop be-
made, winch doubtless vil be, then
the prices will be low and the farm.
er Who has nothing bat cotton will
lind himself ma bad condition with
everything 20 buy and uo money
The wise farmer will so arrange as
crops ls 20 make what lo will need
AZ home, md will have ln cotton {
aay At oil as surplus. Beacon,
u
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

1t tis djgusrUem .Ae extreme ro
aIl 8erN50a and liberal minded peo-
pie that Governor Clarke should be-
The subject OF so much abuse. and
80 grouudIess. He las served 5ae
people faithfully and we'll To- every
position he has held, Tit wero not
SO. then there might be- some excuse
for abuse, .hough even then 10
would be bad taste, Give Che
Govem0rl fair show
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

show med -.rult whose. .lE-as are
E-7n ia places. Tu1ss Eeap5T 5ta-. %
ma azL1 all v1a--z- -ll Z viii 80 f771
. r1zu VINO has a latrgags nj --1 a-l-l-
-r-s rsE.z1 with -ls -sla, -s@-tEa- o
writer III IN sz1lauEs Stow NE E llaf'
chant whose sock l8il EsH,. F1os57t1r1
ia L.r-7. whose business Iz--lA Ire
s.17aaiv and 7 viii ahog you O. --aI> '-no
f7 either s.av--1 LIS -s7ua1ls or .91Iaa
.a fHsm. and wa practically l11. EGoT
.7nara no are. Observer.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

To vas generally admitted during
Ws term 1i office ls attorney geuer
Al that Governor Clarke WAS one of
the most efficient officers .he State
ever bad, aud rs governor his ad.
mlni7traton uas been able. 'car'as-
and satisfactory a man with aca
% fair howIng when gsNUg for u-
other position sbou.l 30 east rp
treated .urlr The rmuo reason
that ro1 prefer 5arator Jones' lr-
m.has 01 ayouse for nUmu. .u.
governor THIN. Hr Hut
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

1t is lmHslug to- notice gEe great
number of republicans who 8re 1H-
ar1ng to sacrifice -hemseIves upon
The presidential altar But rs yet
not asmg!e democrat has 7igH.iad
hI- willingness 30 be so sacrificed,
However, after all the condolences Of
the former, and .i~pG.,y of The .At-
Ter, there is Tnsr about -s much pro-
liability of the ones beng uceesslul
as .Le other
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

Wouo not particularly uwn. .H
Governor CLARKE Tor I So Senator
out we v11II like 30 SEQ nm ma.aH
.ar.y 1v .ho nross of .H- uta We
Je.irvofhat Nr Jones One of rla
Foremost mm n .ba Senate of .ha
United 5farea IBI lro moo rro .aat
10 would bo .ut .Ua .buyto umogo
him 90 tbo Dwscb. ..mo. vof vo nau
see mo- .mpropnotv u .ae governor
making .ho mco md just Why do s
having 7o much a.1Hn HanI upon
Iim F moro .um Ha aw ab,esto 1861.
Iouut .0r
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

TIE SHARP C0UETv 2EC9RD says
r5 would rather have Clarke for
Senator than Two sUch men as tCHa=-
ParhaHs the RECORD has receives o
love Lstter.-5toue JouaLY Demo
cya5.
PERHAPS 10 has Sammy, perhaps IL
has. but not Of the .Jad v0u would
have the people believe, sEd srarL-
er thing Sammy, We didn't say that.
What Ee did aav however vas ---t
we would rather have EIshbsoE Id
the Senate than swo such men rs
Jones or Clarke Come now oaml
don't uIsGuOte U8 4gaH.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21
FOR hSsEs-uR

We ara autb0gfod I0 announce " n potts
A., ,faudIltfe .1r 'uc HNIfr Hf AssusH0r"I "harN
county. subject 10 ha .ctIou ul The urmorfau'
parity
The Rprdan is authorized 10 announce w w.
nan b candidate .orfDp office lf Aasessor .I
sharp county. subject .o .ho Democratic ri-
mariag,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

This wav candidates for stale offs
eas nave of announcing n The -ll5.7
Rock 1aDes, and giving the country
Breas the cold sn0u.der, and 90 The
same time expecting them 10 devote
about half their space 10 free puts,
don't suit us. Does 10 suit Tou-
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

-.l4 very aalsl1u--y IN any 10
sral- 70 the Hrasenls -- 20. Ola ---l- 10
1a.1sr in vaa5 5au1n OF lie -a lE be- .
H-r-. f7 exceedingly 1al or -5I not .
--- -1rrr his .sens 90 swear -t Isi any
zfad OF rrorane -ln9uage ID. he l.szzaa .
a. -rlV -aITs. -.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

lis very apparent that ~-tls
FlsanDoIured Federal Office SEEKERS
are a.amorous for Clarke is lgaiEsL
Jones for the Senate. 1ll. -lih 70
fury IKE that gi b disappointed F-a-
-Tql Office seeker. -t-LG -sl.aL
Graphic
Tt g also ~pTv LDp2rsuI .a-rfL97A
fellows VINO IRE now eating 1T-a.ll
7ia- are equally e.amorous for Jones
- AGAINST Clarke for the Senate.
The sugsaa hosts Of LaavcH follow
not closer after tho teachings Of our
Lord than DO the Federal 11Uc
holders after the teachings gtJClaz.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

W. Thso. smith, Of Stuttgart.
=dl-oraf the Chronicle published III
that place, Las lssus1 Z. circular -E'
aouuong himself q candidate. --r
congress from the sixth IaJrIaJ-
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21
ANNOUNCElEELa
FoRlONGELss
First uisuicr Of ArElnsas

First uisuicr of Arfln.as' ..-
----.,- -,v 7ame as candidate I .af ne
,,dSTic TsT5,l, NOMINATION for .onEre-5' s-,-s. 'e
5s'i@ga m adeaaaaaar atIa -5s a aaana
,isdrp nv supporters 10 Wa- 49, M me frur
Frse silver Demucracy m ..'s .'.. 10 -rlid lluG
and in '3s c4Sisinq .a5ia 5rdses 10 sn r7% 1gr 20
'go.,5's7 issoe WI, iznr for ftir play I'f 5'l's'
6rsansas state Platform, -rsad Ark.
JAMES HAaLAi-
r5, RrroKnis authorized 70 1 nn1tl''- ~ congress
,r,,fiab = candidate tor re-t'f.'',
=, ~, f,is District subject TO tne D''i'''i''
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

The coed roads convention meets
IN LitJ.s Book ue4t tuesday, VIII.
Sharp county be represented: We
hone no 1t east. f0rEi lherela one
subject Of more Importance .Ean 1n-
other TO our people, 1t IS be subject
Of good roads,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

PuIasaI county IS again on .'g
with q candidate for governor, -1E-
Dan ~. Jones having announced
bis candidacy for that position 10
would seem TO % nan mp q gree. --.--o
pglaski wants al. the state ctIaes-
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

TLa~aTaum11n 1Dr1E l7moerai
has our thanks for 1l-4 Words e
Commitment rom suoL d source ID 10
be aupTaeIa5sa.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

Harvey L4cewet., on 9AaEn
county. his morning pleaded guilty
10 fedora! court TO the charge ai
cutting timber1u government land.
and was lined ag5 ard cost and
sentenced TO one day in la. 1t Eve
ning 5hade.~-L.lJ.e Rock Demo-
Crat,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

Lf @ nan TOO usaH 1r too a-ngT
10 announce his candidacy -lE office
M his county DaneF, he does not de-
serve TO be Louorea by beng aL-cL-
eds
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21
- - sEEAT0R.

We are authorized to announesa s.ar6@ .I"', zaafse
VIII as % candidate for 7l-.s .I1ganri8n.
d, f1e action of the Deilo'l-1''"
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21
HnR rrEAsrRER.

The eacoRp I4nutborzed 10 announce charles
~ ,haypr a candidate f1. Che ullcr of rpIsuIrr
8r eharn county subject 10 .ue Dpmoera'a Nr'-
mVtrs.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

The Tribune at -ll-.s L1cE- .s The
most 1uJsn0Eeu free SILVER paper ID
the stale,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

Lt axes p week Co cure cold .Llt
s2a be caught % a--ng.e taT.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

Sebastian aou-r-he.l l -rI-r-
SECTION .l5- Saturday.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

Don b I. Sc zig1tdI.le las il-t -sz.
raas Is advancing sVsrv aaV
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21
rop roryTv JUDGE.

,,--,--,r, is authorized To- announce a.
h6 -, candidate for County lud 'DD'-''
W r,,,s ,,SeraII ,ubiecf to the Democratic party
The RECORD @ aata9ri75q m r75qv 10 Pr55aSs Judge
-I,,iect 10 fine Democratic party
FELLOW ClrrzExs Or sHARP Cos ,
.,rdisare for the snice Of county . aao
,,ats rndrp of sharp county. ay
: armiuq, ny rasdenee IS n ,.1f fl1d" Ind submit
1hipi I lase ,l W. lphieer 10 The Ictiou 1t mac
my caHalp4ss l.ss he method Of uhmifting my
payty-t axe ..o ~onDle m cannor see yuo an Us /
eialIas :, 70 sbor: r ieiected shall .T 10 90 y ,
4atg ave. " want the Office and would 1e .AA'''''
for your 5uppVA'' Respectfully
H FTrEITyEV.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21
-..n,r nw rrrzrxs og sHAae Cot

candidate for the office 1t .o1nty .,,,l anu
fa 5a 1qe + sabiec5 to the action Of ae Dei 5
l11 5drafe paIly. have served you one one '5r fr6a |
he result Of my work ; oetote ] 'nT ,f Ire Idica
gave 70 the a,senTs and believe that he ayperi
ny oesl s o1G Tn"9aTD' sr w enable me 70 o more 999
5etssT fo6S r. work e elected 70 anothsr f'a mail Be
ganJidacv meets your apployN''
pleased 10 ieool'0 Yours Truiey,
e. CARrESTSR.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

TEa Dsm0oraa' has been placed Big
the Helena Void in The aCiarEa ClLInu-
and the Aryansas Democrat aas liacsd 10.
in be .Janas Column" We sarpo7e
eaon newznaDar made its mistake because
the Democrat has uos abused =tshar Gov
Clarke ar senator Jones'. To pu5 .aaI
sr1igtt and save arpDeu.ian ot I1Tsazs5.
the Democrat is for }Ts. FiaHbaez. decide
div and uno0ndI5onsJl7, provided he ls
cau1.!als. he declines 20 1eeoue j.
candidate. hen. sutioianr unto ne day
IS the OWL thereof '--aIaGmoEh 5prIag
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

Ia -hA words of -znua i1-~~VIo15 tel
Hutch. out .he vent Fisnbask ID not
d candidate. then evs uneouli-iouaL-7
a71W that Fe grs for Clarke.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

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Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

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Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

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Sharp County record., 1896-02-21
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Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

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Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

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Sharp County record., 1896-02-21

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-09-23
A Fairy Scene.

Such is St. Peters hall in North Wal
pole. To those entering it seems like one
of the enchanted apartments one reads Of
in the legends of the ancients. The walls
and the windows and the pillars and such
ordinary things of sense have been buried
beneath profusion OF colors that is both
pleasing and bewildering.
Near the entrance is the rifle range at
tended by James Hayes, while near by are
the Springs of Parnassas attended by James
Carroll
The next that engages the attention is
the pscatorial reserve where Erwin Exner,
George Kiniry, and Ed Mccarthy explain
the mysteries. A little further down the
hall are two tables laden with profusior
Of fancy and useful articles whose excellen-
cies are explained by Misses Agnes King
Annie Sullivan, Hannah Bowen, Josephine
Sylvester and Kate Mccarthy. Miss Mary
Powers sells confectionery to the queens
taste, and Miss Kate Buxton in booth
all by herself serves ice cream and cake
both in and out of season. Barney Castle
is not the least of the entertainments.
This Harvest moon festival began last
night and will continue tonight and to-
morrow night. Tonight there is lawn
party and out door dancing, and to-mor-
row night dramatic and musical enter
tainment. Supper will be served each
evening, and if as good as last night it is
our Judgment that it is well worth patroniz-
ing.
This festival promises to be big sue
cess, and is well worth visiting.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-09-23
Bellows Falls Locals.

G. W. Osgood spoke in the Y. M. c. A
rooms Sunday afternoon, and piano sole
was given by Harry Martin.
You'll use less of it-Harmless Soap.
Miss Mary Dascomb's kindergarten
school opened Monday with about the
usual number Of little people in attendance
1t is quite curiosity for older people t.
watch the methods of the school and vel
repays visit to the vestry rooms of the
Congregational church.
A. L. Barbour Of Cambridge, Mass.
was in town Monday. Mr.. Barbour is the
secretary of the Cambridge Mutual Fire
Insurance company, and placed the agency
for the same with E. l.. Walker. Thi.
company was established in 1885 and does
large and successful business.
Miss Mary Baker, who teaches writing
and drawing in our public schools thi'
year, was awarded gold seal by the bust
ness college which she has attended fol
some months in Columbus, o. This sea
is the highest medal for proficiency il
studies which is awarded by the college
and an honor she may well feel proud of.
You'll use less of it-Harmless Soap.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-09-23
DriscOIl--Drislane.

A very pretty wedding was solemnized
at St. Charles church this morning at 9
o'clock, the contracting parties being J. P.
Driscoll, popular employee of the F. M.
P. Co., working in machine room No. 1,
and Miss Mary brisbane. William Nc
Namara was best man and Miss katherine
Brennan bridesmaid ushers, John Savage,
Maurice McAuliffe, Thomas brisbane and
Patrick Cray. The bride was becomingly
attired in gown Of white silk and wool,
and the bridesmaid in white organdie.
Both these young people have lived in
Bellows Falls and vicinity most of their
lives and both have many friends and &C
quaintances who wish them a life of pros
perity and happiness.
Dinner will be served at the Mountain
house at Drewsville this noon and supper
and dancing enjoyed this evening Mr.
and Mrs. Driscoll will make Bellows Falls
their home.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-09-23
/. A Trip TO Chinatown"

Of Hoyt's A Trip to Chinatown" which
appears in the opera house next Monday
evening the Lewiston, Me-, Journal had
the following. The company was in Lew
iston, September 1-3.
Yes, it's better than ever. Mr.. Hav-
erly and Miss Biggar, who have been iden-
titled with the play from the first, are car
rying the burden of the special business
and are introducing replica of Albert
Chevalier in his Coster songs-their " w at
Cheer! Knocked i'm in the Old Kent
Road" being as clever thing in its way
as we ever saw, Miss Biggar and Mr.. Hav-
erly bringing the house to its feet with
applause. The songs of this seasons
Trip to Chinatown" are new and clever,
the new business is bright and catchy, the
good old jokes are freshened by season
at the seashore and have come back to
town with bright and smiling faces. The
dancing is exceptionally clever-Flirt, the
widows maid, being in the hands, or rather
in the feet, of one of the best dancers that
ever did the trick on Music Hall stage
unsteady the production is exceptionally
fine. Mr.. Donaghy is delightful singer
and was much enjoyed, and Mr.. Ben Gay
was as pathetic and as humorous as ever.
What else can we say except that g A
Trip to Chinatown" will give you fun for
your money. a jolly, up-to-date, musical
evening, with laugh at every turn OF the
ticker and tick every second.
"a Trip to Chinatown" is one of Char
lie Hoyt's best and you all know what that
MEANS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-09-23
Horse Thief In Town.

John w. Buemond had horse and car
riage stolen from his stables last Frida,
and in this way. A man about 20 years o
age called at every livery stable in towr
and asked for team to drive to Spring
field to get brother who was going te
work in the canning factory at Westmin
ster, but was refused at each place until he
reached Buemond's stable; there the atten.
dant, John Harris, let him have team
without asking questions. Mr.. Buemond
was out OF town and did not return until
late Friday, SO no search was begun until
Saturday morning. The team was traced
as far as the Black river bridge near
Springfield, where all trace was lost moi
has anything been learned regarding the
whereabouts of the thief or the team. The
team is described as follows Gray mare
about - to IA years old, reached name,
branded F on the right thigh, also small
brands on the shoulder, and scar between
fetlock and gambot on off hind leg. Also
top carriage, oldish top, fourbowed top
red running gear, side bar and side springs
with extra heavy tires. Mr.. Buemond has
offered a reward for the return of the team
or the apprehension of the supposed thief.
You'll use less of it-Harmless Soap.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-09-23

pioneer resident of Minnesota, having
come west from New England in 1855. He
had always taken an active interest in the
growth of the city OF Minneapolis, con-
tributing largely towards its various inn
provements. He was one of the chief pro-
motors of the organization at, and develop
ment of Robbinsdale, where he made
liberal contributions of time and money.
He was man of untiring energy, and
in his business transactions he enjoyed the
confidence Of his fellow citizens. AS a
neighbor and friend he was esteemed by
all who knew him and in his family was
most devoted husband and father.
Mr.. Brimhall was member OF Highland
Park Presbyterian church. He leaves a
wife and five children, George O. Brim-
hall, DR.. S. d. Brimhall, Mrs. George
johnson, and Miss Abbie and Miss Ruth
Brimhall.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-09-23
An Interesting Church Record.

We have had the privilege as well as
interesting pleasure of looking over the
pages of manuscript record book Of I'm
manuel church Of this place, kept by the
late Bishop Chase of New Hampshire,
while he was its rector from 1919 to 1874.
The record includes the names of those
baptized by him, date of birth, con6rma-
ton, and list Of communicates also the
marriages and funerals at which he offici-
ated. To the elderly people and some Of
middle age of this village, these names
will be of interest, The first recorded
baptism is that of George Atkinson Flem-
ing Nov. Z, 1919. Many families of the
earlier days were largely represented, and
many now living will recognize them, and
also find their own names.
In one sense this book covers histori-
cal period OF more than century, Lydia
Carpenter having been born Aug. Is, 1772,
and baptized July Is, 1889. Ethan Brad
ford Webb was born Jan. %, 1884, and
baptized Oct. %, 1881. September %,
1886, five persons were baptized at Proc
torsville, among whom was Redfeld Proc
tor. then four years Of age, and now
United States senator. from this state.
While Bishop Chase was rector, the larg-
est class confirmed at one time appears to
have been June %, 1913, when it was "a,
by Bishop Hopkins. In this class were
Ezra f. Kimball, Mrs. Phoebe P. Bowtelle,
Miss Harriet, A. Mead, James II. Williams
Seth Hapgood, Leonard P. Edison and
Mary Ann Burt, none of whom are now
living. In the marriage record as well as
in the other lists are the names of Frances
M. Hapgood, afterwards Mrs. J. II. Will
liams, and Caroline Matilda Tuttle, alter
wards Mrs. s. F. Goodridge, both OF
whom are now living in this place. These
are of course but few of similar instances
found in this book. A similar record will
also be found while he was rector of Trim
ity church of Claremont, N. H., and as
bishop Of that state.
This record so neatly kept is a book of
common octave size, and belongs to Rev.
Mr.. Chase, rector of the Episcopal church
at Ware, Mass, a grandson of the late
Bishop Chase, and who has kindly loaned
the same to Mrs. Mary Brockway of this
place, WHO is now in her Seth year and
who has been much interested in it. II
any one desires to see this book, they can
do SO by calling upon her at her home, and
we will take the liberty to add that Mrs.
Brockway can give some interesting Incl
dents of some of those there recorded, for
our fathers and even our grandfathers were
not without the elements of romance.