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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sos.s,. No 1873 East; r Camilla Williams TO e..
blanche + : rams .'' 80 .. -
,safh-st 3 q 1884 II OF 4th-aNe. as wideneu'
ia sxlO0 II. Lawrence Ganney and wire !" =
lanes NJ Horton.
,9sh-st No 227 East: Sarah Jacobs TO Minnie 90
,12th-st $ s. 2il.s # OF 3d-ave. S34xlVol; ~
Joseph Durra and wife to David l. purra. -. ID
,5ath.s n = 325 II of Courtlandt- ave -oNlVo,
Joseph Hemming and wife to George Neiiermah -
pveryiew Terrace :. $50 II n OF stone monu-
rent AT corner lot conveyed by l. q Morris 10
Wells sponabe. 25xso.s; McAnster Manu- :,
tacturing Company Wells Sponable ...::... o
ss-st No so East; August Run and wife TO Mary ~
p,,nnrten-st No 96: George owen, exccu-
Tor 10 Arthur W owen ct al ...........-.. ..... y
ostb-st No $50 East: Mary \ Byrne and an .
other to Martin Fleming -. x. 10
-lst-s, 9 $ 80 Il Of Park-ave. JOXlVOo; James
p Butler referee. Patrick Donahue and an
1cod-.t n s. $40 It Of Amsterdam ave. 2OOx
90 II, William NJ Jackson and another execu- -
Tors and trustees, 10 Daniel Slawson b2
lasth-st S. 425 IT Of sth-ave. 15xloo;s Moses =
Herman referee Kate Sheehy. .
ls5;h-st S s. 100 It Of sth-ave. 225xloo same. an
70 Henry ! WEIGH. ............. o.
1Osth-st g 1877 II Of 4th-ave, 1IxloO.ll; .,
Johanna Wosshem to Christian Dammann'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
RockaWay Beach.

rra,ns leave Long Island City Sundays no. $50 $50
1920 1850 90 1850 a. NJ; 1920 100 I;2s. 10
2i5 2s5. 25o. 800. $3.50; t;2o 30 go $50 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

Leave foot Of WHITEHALL ST. New-York. sund
elO and half hourly from 1910 A. N. TO 2:lO T.
23O $40. 800 and every half hour from A;lo 10 v
10 30 p NJ. Exc. Tickets 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
RIuLDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
were filed yesterday:
buildings. the main Office:
s; Nicholas Terrace Convent-ave. 13Oth 10 both
g. for a two-story brick stable. by the Con-
vent Sacred Heart, owner. $500
Alterations at the main Office:
t;h-ave No 1856. by Sarah Z Sands. OF Park-ave
and lodge rooms ......,...."... 1000
Broorne-st No c83 by the Flood estate. OF No
l29 West 76th-s;. owner to a fve-story
rnent and and three story hotel and
dwelling
Bowery No 2O3 by II Miner Of No IL
and frame buidng ................ 1900
I4h-st n corner 1st-ave. by Joseph McGintv.
brick tenement and hotel ..,.................. 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Giles William o. and wife TO Frederic Kerno-
chan and another. trustees. etc. Giles Place
s45 Il Of Sedgwitk ave. ! year. :'...
Kellerman. George. and wife 10 Joseph henhlnS
and WIFE n $ l54th-st. 32j II Of Courtlandt-
ave, . years .....-......... .'..-.-. -...'
More Thomas L. TO John Campbell. W cor
ner 26th-st and 1Oth-ave. corner .5th-st
and i0th-ave S e corner 26th-st and ?th-ave.
w corner 18Th ST and lOth-ave. ) 33d- At, be.
tween S'h and 9th AYES: corner 4'th-st ana
llth-ave n 5 60th 81 and clsi 81. between
on and 10Th ayes and corner 1Oh-ave and
s2i 81 n W corner 64th-st and 1Oth-aNe. s
i0ih-ave between Goth and Goth SITS. and ;
6Sih-st. between 9th and 10Th ayes year.
Martens Morris 10 Mercantile Cooperative Bank.
a g 25th-st 800 Il OF 1th-ave. instalments...
Pinren Meta executrix Of y Ringen. to stephen
II Jackson W Sd-ave, 3O.2 IT n OF 23d-st l
.................... --'. ''' -.
Richards Anna X. 10 Louis A Richards. NO 45
West 6Oth-st. year ............ -'.'
Corew Rachel AMI James 70 William HAL
Sons n Ssth-st 42l.4 II OF RlNersine pri'c'
year .............. e; 81, -.
Craincer Mary TO August Ruff, No - East
Sd-et same 20 same. same property, years
RAYMOND. Gusse b. 10 William l. Cuibert ana an
other W 2s,h-st, lot 30. map estate OF Cor
nelius Ray. . years
n corner Tth-ave and 45th-st. years.
Schmitt, Florian and wife TO the Bowery savings
Rank e 8 Wnlis-ave. - II n Of l46th- st. year
Slawson Daniel :. To William NJ JACKSON ana
another executors II Edwin Jackson. de-
ceased n S 1920 s.. 375 Il " Of Amsterdam-ave.
me Church Of St Ignatius Loyo!a 10 the Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. Ath-st. corner
fans Blanche E g. to the Lawyers Mortgage
Insurance Co. 22d-s 1871 8 # ? Of Lexington
ave. 163x9se, years ....-.........:.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
Bnsinees Opportunities.

-
DAKTNFR WANTED. with $500 or more. IN n',t
i profitable business Established orders on manu-
Almost competition Address - 900 "u nv
ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions TOT az H. az,
y nm. received AZ their Uptown ONCE No LIZ Broad
way "a north Of 3lst-s until O'CLOCK p M ~
vertsemens received the following branch onces nj
r.gnIsr of,e rates until o'clock p. VIZ ~ sh
ave q cor 23i-st; 1872 0thave.. cor. 18th 81 MACY -
1f2 Columbus save near w est oo
s lO8 West 42d- St near 90 East 18th St; z
West 42d-st. between 9TH and sth aves 100 East W
81 33s 80 ave. between 10th and 17th sis, lOxo 90
ave LOS 1nt ave. near sun St W" ~
ave near 554 81 ave. 3Z5 Beeeker 81 <fV'
IA ave 24O East 70ih-st 1921 Sd 20J2 ~ ave
e5 Amsterdam 402 West 42d-s lSs East otn ~
2O3 East 4sth-st; $40 9th-ave; 65i eth-aye io< 90
ave near eth 2o4 East seth st: l02O nroho"ny
Se3 3d-sve.: 100 shave: 1918 2d-ave ID5 o'n
Al the Harlem Ohices: 2O6 30 ave- near ll3hst' 100
East 1gth-st near Shave 2i3 West 10Th 81, De,
7h and stn AYES 320 West l45h-st. AZ the broohyn
Offices 1907 Fultcn-s 728 Fulton-st 8a Court ST -
Broadway, Y. D., 1883 Broadway, e. d.; lio2 myrhe-
ave, near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
Gouutro poaro t1)auteo.

|SOIINTRY BOARD WANTED.--By party OF four sdvts
- within hour OF New fork wou'a hesu y.
roms two connecting; everything must De h,s'c,ass
god table etc stabing accommodation ues'feo' eo"
mun''a'e p'0"p''' ART, p. O. Box 500. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
Go Get for Business pnrposes

BUILDINGS. STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LEI
ID Chambers Spruce Beekman Fulton John. maloen
Lane Dey Barclay. Park Place. Park Row Nassau VII
lam. Gold Cliff, Pearl, Water and many other stFee0
rutland WHITING. Beekman-st
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trie-
Al received at their Uptown Office. NO l2aZ broa1
way "a north 81 3lst-st. until O'Clock p m; ad
refreshments following branch Offices az
regular Office rates until S o'clock p M VIZ 90 oth
ave e. 300 at. 1872 6th-avc cor I'm st, MACY
6th-ave and 1sth-st: l42 Columbus West 66h
81. lO8 West 42dst. eth ave; % East l4h 81 20
West s2dst. between 9TH and 5th ayes l1' East t'll
st 1885 3d ave. between T6th and nth sts lo26 Sd
ave near 61st St: Los lsiavc. near soth ST O'o go
ave. 4lst-st: 554 3d-ave; 32j Bleecker-s', ZS
Sd-ave.. 240 East 18th St. 1921 3d-ave 2672 slave
- Amsterdam ave: 4C2 West 42dst.; 14s East l9'h -,
21 East ath-ave.; 1.152 I'd
ave. near 6Ith-s,.. 2D4 seth St 1920 Broadway
io 20 ave- l2s Sth-a 1918 p ave; I53 oth-ave
A. the Harlem Offices POSI- 80 ave. li3th-st; 100
East 10th ST. Sd ave 2i3 West l2bth-st. bet
n ana sth aves 800 West l45th-st. At the Brooklyn
Hces 1871 FUlton-s T26 Fulton-st.; G3 Court-st; ~
s'oad~ay. F. p: 1853 Broadway f. D.: LISP Myrtle
ave. near Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
Suburban propsrtp for Sale.


a uLN for Mo1tclair Real Estae.--Ar kinds Clsr-
HAehcs d. Tubbs Montcair. N. j. and Bs kmsn st. NI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
Gountrp proprrIp Uaniss.

T1NFIRN1SHED HOUSE. with all improvements; sta
~ BILE outbudings and % more within
hour OF NewYork; to rent by the year. with prospect
buying E. W. H.. Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
gonntrn 1crouerrp for Gale.

1NAyu 80, eN'~.o|<~oN~NNN"NcNN~N~
f"rrh TUX SALE Situated In Rockand Co. 80 miles
thu, 'n Jersey city: fru ana dairy farm; 81 acres:
MIA minutes walk from railroad sta. apple
sh q eight hundred bbis; hne view Address JOHN
sSHSUsON Thiells. n. z.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-23

| ing report when was accepteu duu
ordered spread on the minutes:
Abbeville. La, May 12, 1896.
| To the Hon. President and members OF the
| Police Jury of Vermilion Parish.
| The following is the financial standing
| ofthe parish at this date:
License fund has on hand 1856 Is
Received on this fund since my
| last report fromJ. Q. Heberteon
| May 1st on license of 1896 Sl75 70 n.,,o, 70
Abbeyille bridge has on hand S32O2 73
Received on this fund since my
| Nav /. on roll 1895 $7S u
ST Surplus p, fund is overdrawn $375 16
No receipts on this fund since
my last report. a.oo -
Crml Prosecution has on hand 5000 50
Received on this fund since my
last report from j. .. HeDerG ON
May /, on roll 1895 Sl3f 90
Mag Const & Phys has on hand S2o 81
Reed on this fund since my last
report from J. o. Hebert on ~ Nay y
1, ON roll 1895 S7S q
Reed on this fund since my last
report from j. o. Hebert on May
l, on roll 1895 Sl57 90 :.
Civil Expense has on hand S31S 9o
Reed on this fluid since my last
report from J. 0. HebeEt on IN Nay
/, on roll 1895 Sl57 90
Road & Bridge has on hand S771 "a
Reed on this fund since my last
report from J. o. Hebert on May
l, on roll 1895 S315 IL
Very respectfully. yves
Parish Treasurer.
A petition from the citizens of the
7th ward asking the privilege OF run
ming peddling hack by N. R. Camp
| bell was received but on due consider
| alton the same was rejected.
A road report connecting the public
| roads of Mouton's and Hebert's Coves
was received but action thereon was
postponed.
The claim of Mr.. Adolph Leblanc
| for notifying commissioners and clerks
of election was reduced. He being al
lowed $1,000 for said services.
| The Jury of Freeholders appointed
to trace roads near Mauriceville, ION
Jan. 7, 1885, are hereby discharged
and the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed, namely: j. t. Broussard,
Maurice Villien, Aristile Picard, Co
lumbls Broussard. John Clark Sr. and
John Clark Jr.
The Jury of Freeholders appointed
by this body to trace a road from
Grand Marjas, 9th ward, to road near
Alcide Landry's, lat previous meet
ing of this body are hereby discharged
and the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed, namely: E. B. Hoffpauir, G
| F. Saryer, Lastie Bertrand, Jules
Campbell, Meance Matthew andNumas
Matthew
| On motion of Mr.. Godchaux, duly
| seconded the Sherig and Tax Collector
of this parish be and is hereby in
structed to furnish to this body at an
| adjourned meeting to be held Wednes
day the 10th inst. a full and complete
statement of all uncollected licenses
| for the years 1895 and 1896 and all un-
collected taxes on the rolls of 1894 and
| 1895. Adopted.
The /. flowing claims were allowed
Geo e Lyons const fees VS. L
Hockins ct ais Z Wise IL Co SIP o.
a Moss const fee VS. g oonIer ct
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-23
Police Jury Proceedings.

Abbeville, La, May, l3. 1896.
The Police Jury in and for the parish
of Vermilien met this day in regular
session.
Present.. t. Broussard, President
and Jules Thibodeaux, j. ALICE lie
Blanc, M. Sarver, G. Godchaux and
A. Lacour.
Absent-Ernest Broussard.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were approved after due reading.
Mr.. Eldredge as member of special
committee made report of his visits
to inspect animals that came in con-
tact with other diseased stock, stating
he had found no symptoms of disease
among those visited.
An act of donation from Messrs. E.
|. Hall and A. F. Halnblin, of a strip
of land 40 # wide and one mile long
for the purpose of establishing q pub
lie road was received and accepted,
and the same was declared public
road. See records.
The following reports from the FL
nance Committee were received and
ordered spread on the minutes, to wit:
ABBEyLLE, La, Apr. 20, 1896.
To the President and members of the Po-
lice jury of the parish of VermiliOn.
The undersigned Finance Committee
begs leave to report that according to en-
tries in cash book, corresponding with
the receipt stubs kept by the Shift Ex-of-
hcio Tax Collector for said parish we find
the latter to have collected on the parish
tax roll of 1895, and parish licenses of 1896
during the month of March 1896, the fol-
lowing ANTS to-w1t:
To amt genl tax outside corp of
,Abbeville $685. So
amt of ganl tax within corp of
Abbevi1le II SO
amt of poll tax 8
Abbeville w
amt of poll outside sc g
amt of par licenses of 1896 100 90
Total $943 42
Credited by receipts par Tres
| dated APR ], 1896, for the ANTS
| and out corp on genl tax.
On crml pros. fund S 50 63 -
nag nornmlss5@R oonst 4 phys Il 81 81 80
Commission 21s 349
dist atty & shift s263
| Commission 435. Sc 50
civil expense S263
Commission 435 69S
road q bridges 165 81
Commission $40 173 96
" scholl 165 27
Commission $40 173 SO
" Abbeyille bridge Al 81
/ Commission 21S 43 40
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-23
ABBEVIIIE LOUISIANA, SATURDAY, MAY %, 1896
LAsTIE BROUssARD,
THos. j. MORGAN. FnanceCom.
SOLOMON WISE,
ARBEyILLE, La, May 5, 1Ss

ARBEVILLE, la, Why 0, Io9U'
To the President and members of the
Police Jury in and for the parish OF Yer
million.
The undersigned Finance committee
having this day examined the cash book
and license book of the Sheriff Ex-otficlo
Tax Collector relative to parish taxes OF
1895 and having compared same with his
receipt stubs, beg leave to report that the
Tax Collector is shown to have collected
the amounts below set forth, on the par
ish tax roll of 1895 and on parish license
of 1896 during the month of April 1896, to-
wit:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-05-23
Respectfully submitted by
LAsTYE BRoUSSARD,
THos. J. MORGAN, Committee.
SOLOMON WISE,

The Treasurer submitted the follow
ing report which was accepted and
ordered spread on the minutes:
Abbeville. La, May 12, 1896.
To the Hon. President and members OF the
Police Jury of Vermilion Parish.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-04-25

"NIrs. Patrick Marlborough OF North
Walpole, is playing in hard luck A few
years ago she had comfortable and pleas
ant home on Green street in that village.
Her husband was an excellent machinist
and earned good wages, but became dis
sipated and finally ran away and never has
returned. Last week 15-year-o daugh-
ter ran up large bill at local dry goods
store, stole her mothers watch and sum
of money and skipped out. She walked to
Walpole and there had her satchel checked
to Worcester, Mass. Her mother appealed
to Chief of Police Thompson and he has
been looking the case up, and traced the
girl to New York city. He has commune
Gated with the chief OF police in that city,
and an eye will be kept out for her, and
when found she will be placed under arrest
and held pending the arrival of her mother
who will 90 down after her. Tribune.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-04-25
Danger In Female Suffrage.

Amelia E. Barr, in North American Review.
y The discomfort of working women is I'M
derstandable. but it is a wide jump from
the woman discontinued about her work or
wages to the woman Disconnected about her
political position. OF all the shrill COM
planners that vex the ears of mortals there
are none so foolish as the women who have
discovered that the Founders of our Re-
public left their work half finished, and that
the better half remains for them to do.
While more practical and sensible women
are trying to put their kitchens, nurseries
and drawing rooms in order, and to clothe
themselves nationally, this class of discon-
tents are dabbling in the gravest national
and economic questions. Possessed by a
restless discomfort with their appointed
sphere and its duties, and forcing them
selves to the front in order to ventilate theil
theories and show the quality Of thei1
brains, they demand the right of suffrage a
the symbol and guarantee Of all Other
rights.
This is their cardinal point, though i
naturally follows that the right to cleo
contains the right to be elected. If this
result be gained, even women whose mind
are not taken up with the things of thu
state, but who are simply housewives ant
mothers, may easily predicate a few of sue
results as are particularly plain to the femi
nine intellect and observation. The frs
of these would be an entirely new set Q
agitators, who would use means quite for
eign to male intelligence. For instance
every favorite priest or preacher woul
gain enormously in influence and power
for the ecclesiastical zeal which now eA
ponds itself in fairs and testimonials woul
then expend itself in the securing Of vote
in whatever direction they were instructe
to secure them. 1t might even end in til
introduction of the clerical element into GU
great political council chambers-the bisl
! ops in the House of Lords would be suit
J cient precedent-and a great many wome
would really believe that the charmin
rhetoric of the pulpit would infuse highe
tone in Legislative assemblies.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-04-25
Bellows Falls Personals.

Mrs. +. w. Knight returned from a
trip to Boston Thursday night.
United States District Attorney j. ii.
Senter Of Montpelier is in town.
Mrs. C. II. b. Dodge is visiting in Con-
cord, N. IL. Mr.. Dodge will join her next
week.
L. ID. Wood of Rutland visited his
brother-in-law, George Goodspeed during
the week.
Mrs. Snow of Mortified is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Edward Young on At
kinson street.
Mrs. O. C. Lowell spent the past week
at Dr. E. w. Knights. She goes to her
home in Rockingham next week.
Misses Emma Holland of Walpole and
May Stoddard of Chester are employed in
Mrs. E. p. Ellis's dressmaking establish
ment.
E. A. Norwood and Clifford have re-
turned from South Lake Weir, Fla where
the family have been spending the winter
Mrs. Norwood will remain until the middle
of next month.
G. O. Prouty of Worcester, Mass, is
stopping for short time with E. E
Gould's family on George street. He
came with the remains of his aunt, Miss
Jane Prouty of South Milford, Mass, for
merly of Bellows Falls. The burial was il
Langdon, N. H.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-04-25
Evangeline.

For some over weel, large portion of
the young people have been nightly re-
hearsing the pictures and specialties that
are introduced into the story of Longfel-
lows "Evangeline," as read by Mrs. Ro-
denbaugh and which was last evening sue
cessfully presented at the opera house.
Notwithstanding the fact that the past
month or so has seemed to be an era Of
homemade entertainments, large and
appreciative audience was present, giving
an enthusiasm and impetus to very good
performance. The story so familiar to all
was recited in clear voice by Mrs. Ro-
denbaugh and the picturing of the more
impressive parts by the artistic grouping Of
Young men and maidens lent sufficient
coloring to make the tale of double inter
est. The tableaux were all excellent, and
how such large company could have been
arranged without more confusion was a
wonder and surprise to all. The little
children receiving the priests blessing was
particularly pretty feature, they beng
Mildred Booth, Ulla Winnewisser, Mar
iorie Winnewisser and Marion Holmes.
All the pictures were artistic and effective
and those who took part may well feel re-
paid for their efforts. The dancing of the
minuet and Virginia Reel and the flower
drill were pleasing specialties enjoyed by
the audience.
Mrs. Rodenbaugh has been doing this
work for some years and the success Of las
evening both financially and as means o
enjoyment, showed the result Of care ant
study in this line.
The proceeds amounted to about 1922
and it is expected the net result will b.
$3.50, one-half Of which goes to the auxil
larry of the Y. M. G. A., and the othe
halt to Mrs. Rodenbaugh.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-04-25
Vendetta Monday Night.

The Fairbanks Mitchell company will
open weeks engagement at the Bellows
Falls opera house on Monday evening.
April 27, producing the great Melodrama
s.The Vendetta the same in every way as
has played in all the cities of this country,
complete with all it's wonderful scenery and
electrical and calcium effects. The COM
pany is headed by the great comedian and
character actor, Mr. William Fairbanks and
is conceded by all, to be the handsomest
woman on the stage today, Mr.. Wallace
Campbell, Miss Lillian Alexander, IL. e
Wheeler and others. This company en-
joys the reputation OF beng the best one '1
that ever played in this state, and is fully
backed up by all the papers wherever they
have played. A different play will bt
given each evening and on Wednesday ant
Saturday matinee will be given.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-04-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TTwenty new ready made suits at j. c.
DAY & Co.'S.
TWANTED-Capable girl for homework.
Inquire of Mrs. w. H. Griswold.
II Big line of ladies' summer neckwear
on sale to-day at j. c. DAY Il Co.'S.
II AUcTIoN-91 Atkinson street We'd
nesday afternoon, April 20, at l.SO o'clock
See small bills.
embarrassing to do, all
orders promptly attended to. HERBERT
w. BROOKS, Bellows Falls.
TWANTED-An experienced sewing girl
to work in dressmakers's shop. Apply to
Miss A. E. GAsKILL, Walpole, N. ii.
II FISHERMEN will find everything they
want at F. c. WINNEwIssER's. See hin
before buying elsewhere.
TDont buy hat until you see the new
Guyer at Blue Store.
II New lot tinware dinner and milk pals
Also new crockery. PIERCE's BARGAIn
STORE.
TFoR SALE.-Brand new two seated
surry cost $165. Will sell cheap.
C. X. LABAREE.
Screen wood for sale at So, $3.50 ant
81 oak, pine, and hemlock dimension
lumber furnished on order. G. X. LAB
AREE.
TWANTED-A middle-aged man to wor
on farm; one that is steady and capabl
of taking entire charge. Address William
P. Gunnison, Walpole, N. II.
Farm Wanted.
TNot over six miles from Bellows Falls
Address, giving full description and loves
cash price. Box SO. NEwFANE NT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-04-25
WALPOLE.

George Seabury is in Boston again.
Joseph Schnede is very critically i'll.
Mrs. Charles S. Burt has been in Mattapan
this week.
Andrew Griffin is at work in Allbee &
Rabbits.
James Williams of Bellows Falls was in
town Friday.
Matte Hooper returned to New Bedford
Friday morning.
Patsy Harry is working in livery stable
in Springfield, Mass.
Herbert d. Bard is expected home from
Philadelphia to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew II. Gorham spent
Friday i'll Brattleboro.
Morgan Sherman from Hartford, CT, has
been in town for few days.
Attention is called to Miss Gaskilrs adver-
tisement in the ''want' column.
George II. Holden has lately purchased a
horse of Orr Wallace of Alstead.
George Dame has torn down the old ell to
his house and is building new one.
Misses Mary II. Bellows and Elizabeth Sea
bury returned to Morristown, n. j., this
| week.
| Warren W. Porter was in Boston the first
of the week, buying line of goods for spring
and summer.
| LII. l.. y. Newton mas Deen appointed Oh
the board of health committee, vice DIR. W
| c. Matthews.
Rev. F. W. Pratt and little Beatrice re
turned Friday from few days absence il
Deerfield, Mass.
Herbert j. Watkins and Albert Haywood
have bought grocery and provision store IL
Charlestown, Mass.
The ladies of the Unitarian society realized
Sl6.65 the proceeds of the entertainment
given on Monday evening.
We understand that Mrs. Anna Wright Ia
rented the Mitchell house and expects L
move there at an early date.
Mrs. Isabella Lane. with her sister, Mis-
Lucretia Hooper, from New York city. ar
spending few days at the Dinsmore.
Mrs. o. j. Butterfield is i'll with the griT
and Mrs. James Bunting is slowly reeoverin
from a serious attack of the same malady.
Leave subscriptions for TINES at the pos
office. All advertisements and local notice
will receive careful and prompt attention
Notice 10 cent offer to July l.
Burton Brown, at the Pinnacle Farm, CT
his hand Thursday, on circular saw. so ser
ously as to require the services of DIR. New
ton to dress the same.
Several from here attended the dance
Alstead Thursday evening. 1t is nmore