The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-01
BELLOWS FALLS.
Mrs. Green's Ideas About Money Getting

Mrs. Green's Ideas About Money Getti"
Mrs. Hetty Green, the richest woma
in America, is renowned for her tabi
ity both to acquire and TO keep none,
She contributes an article to the n.
SUNDAY World about the secrets
money making as follows:
Industry, determination and principle, are Q
sential TO the young man who wants 10 Dc sh
ccssfal in business He must be willing to get ,
early and go to bed late. He must not was
time in thinking how much work he is doing. b'
n,,ist keep his mind on the end he has in view;
Then should advise him not TO lie avail
nights thinking how he may shrk or now he ma
cheat somebody, for he cannot get along wltho'
honesty. He shou!d keep his strength by sleel
ing well and eating regularly ana little socii
recreation twill not unfit him for his work. y
ciety and business do not exclude ench otne
and a man may be all the better member of 81
cipty for his business training.
There are two kinds of young men, however
who are as different as darkness from sunlight
One intends to take care of his money ana w
other intends to let his money take care OF hin
II isn't worth while TO give any advice to th
second, but to the first one, who is young ma
Of sense and perseverance,, ! should say, Kee
keep out of Wall street. Indeed, It is foolish Z
attempt any sort of speculation. the rumor
that fhsve specialized In Wall street arc no
true.
let him invest 1t safely, and thon 20 tOew0rE AM
MAKE 6Ouc more.
There are good manv ways in which he cal
do It. II he wants large returns with little out
lay, by all means the best thing to engage In !
the match business. Everybody doesn't knoy.
this, hut It Is true. OF two ventures-a good
working gold mine and fiOnrishing match bus
iness--the match business will weld ny far thu
larger profit.
many mistaken IDEAS. IL q young man has any
money the business Ia dangerous, for those al
ready in it will get it all away from him. II he
is without capital suppose he stands AS good
chance AZ any one elsc.
a college education is absolutely useless for q
young man who is going directly into business
II he thinks Of making money by being doctor
of the professions II boy ought TO begin work as
early in life as possible.
Determination aud good sense will be of more
use to him than books. HETTY GREEN.
B F II S '99 and North Walpole base
ball mines had game Oh Minis field,
Saturday. in which the latter won by
a score of IL to i.
= The electric road is still agitating
the minds Of our people and NJ a Coo
lidge of Fitchbnrg, Mass who built
the road at Brattleboro has been IN
specting the various routes and seems
to consider the one following the
highway to Saxtons River the most
IC6SlDlcs AZ op'ftl dS SulHNlCHt SIoth
has been subscribed and company
formed the balance of the stock will
be taken by outside parties.
? Fleming Il Son have secured The
contract for furnishing the new lead
pipe for the W A Cole paper company
at Putncy. The distance from the
mill to the spring where the pipe is to
be laid is more than mile away and
has a 300 foot head. Heretofore an
iron pipe has been used but proved
very unsatisfactory, and the company
decided to put in lead pipe.
J. Busky and Joseph were each
fined. Sand costs the past week for
runkenness.
Miss Margret Cray has charge of
the soda fountain inAndrew sdrug store
for the Summer, since Thursday morn
ing. Mrs. Bennett who receotly re-
moved here from Colorado. is ecritical-
ly i'll and underwent an operation
Tuesday.
Patrick Riordan and Miss Della
Lynch were united in marriage at ST.
Peters Catholic church Thursday
morning, Rev. Father o. Mel per-
forming the ceremony. A reception
was held at their home in the evening,
where they were the recipients of
many valuable presents.
Quite few from this place attended
the ball game Saturday afternoon be-
tween the Dartmouth Reserves and the
he Vermont academy nine. which re.
suited in victory for the former by a
score of ID to 8.
The people of North'sWapole re-
.eived surprise Monday when they
learned that William H. Kineyn had |
been honored by being appointed on the
board of selectmen for the town of
Walpo)e TO fill the..vacancy caused by
The resignation of Herbert j. Watkins,
who has engaged in business at Bos-
on. The Puffer statute of the state
II New Hampshire provides THAT in
Ease OF vacancy in the board the
Ippointee must be an ex-member and
he board which consists of one Dem
'crat and one Republican in looking
'ver the field Of ex.members chose
dr. Kinney as man we'll fitted to fill
he position.
NJ. S. Buxton and Ellen NJ. Shep
ard. both Of Alstead, n. II, were
United in marriage by. Rev. J. f.
'GIleIuon,dl dis TeS1OPncc on JnefrS
street, SATURDAY. evening.
Accidents.
Andrew Mccarthy a machinist in
he employ of the Fall Mountain Pa
er Go, fell from staging ID feet
Ugh Monday afternoon cutting a cash
bout three inches long in his back
nd sustaining severe sprain of the
sft wrist. He was attended by Dir.
.lbee.
Personals.
School Committeeman James Brown, Prof
thompson and the Misses Mary Powers, Kate
uXton, Cindc Dalton and Miss King attended
re teachers institute at Charlestown Monday ,
yening.-F III fIobson has moved into his
Ouse recently purchased from Frank A Han on
re corner of West and Center streets.-C NJ
lake was In Boston Tuesday.-R A Halen of
OstOn visited friends in town Tues,iav.-ira
AIRY of Attleforo, Mass, was in town Wednes. :
sy.-J Day is in Boston this week. n
burglary at Westminster. q
Unknown Iarties made bold at /
,mpt to burglarize &. II. Walkers a
ore at Westminster Monday night I
ntrance was made through win h