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Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
GDbets Iiounoere.

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um SlDilanser, iom SIgm9nb tror lig
at bapoe feet / iOrifie0ise Gsne at
Sceanet, bar fcranleoiset gibenitabs'
mnnb til at anitifle rGrmcre GiterIorits
rirser for at erbolbe 8isbeo on, benre
bemmelise Dprcarts Tilperelie eler
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q. groiun @opbe % Snrleton 8. Bean
/ ct Irbeioe ON Saobpbets 5iife uotalt
fig paa islsenbe Raabe ansaoeroe Sip
Ilanseippr9smaalet:
"3et fan life nagtes, at ct e1er anbet
Steb i Sceanets 9pb leper Der bisie
filtelignenhe DIR al pperoroentlis Stsrs
relie, lom enbnu er utienote for @ioens
Itaben, rien ira Gio til anoen fommer
op / Opsrilaoen os siper anlecnins til
lisnenoe Siitprier."
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at babe ppbaset ct T~ltelisnenoe
9pr, iom be falber Marfilf % lom
paa @runb al i'm lla~nselisnenoe
Sfiftelie er aniparlis for mango Sis@
IlaneebiItorier. Sra Tib iii anoen er
Grempiarer al btnne Narfiif blepne OPP
fa1tsbe paa Stranoen, % man bar iun'
bet Iaaoanne al 800 Spbs 9ensbe.
On ben ltpre llbbrebelie al benne GDres
art pibner ben SmitGnoisbeb, at grems
plarer ai ben er blepen leet paa 8ers
mupasernes, Sinboitans, SEP 5elanb %
Wibbelbapets @anbe.
De beifripes Tom 1lanselignenbe 9pr
meo ct fort Soueb, l%isnenbe ct Seites
bpueb, % neb lang brunlis Wanfe.
Sipise b'Srr. @0pbes % Beams
Ntenius er I at Sceanets Sauna erpnu
ufienbt al 9ibsnitaben.
Eli be nRruere alminoeli9 ia9ttass
ne Gremplarer al "8pbets Siouaoere"
lpm III % ba bier Jig i SauIlaoen, bgrer
en- eienoommelis Saihit al 60 6oos
99nsoe, pg man anta9er, at | 6aoets
bpbeIte 9pbber iprefommer l%aaoanne
5ilfe al 70-SO 5pos 20nsbe.
Nosle al bisle 8pr er enoos iaaleoes
u~pruitet al Naturen, at be er iltano til
at Huge 9pr, lom er itprre eno be ielu,
Ct befielrbt @rerplar al oerne SlGsi
CT gbismonoon Den li9ger lunt. pg
rplis paa 0ybet % lurer paa it VDtte.
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at Gas uouitler Jig % nouiber geues
papen, fonmer bette llbpre unoertioeu
op paa Saoouer1aoen Ug. oer.
anbre interesiante Silfearter, lonl
/ lloieenoe lisner ~Gbismooon, % al
bpilfe enfelte Gremplarer er fangebe, er
"Giettriit 8posie" pg Eurypharnix
Pecicanoides. 9isie 9pr leper bpbere,
enb 2piet tr9nser 90 uplpier Jig ielr
iuriioen, at ocres Sine er ganIte oper'
o~roeutlis itpre ps uopitleoe, iaa De Ell
mobtaselise iur be minoite 9pspirfnin'
ger.
6or enbnu en- Gang at onttale SIP
Ilnugerne, iprtlarer @ooce % Seau
psres Eil pnctpmit meb ben gbepri, al
nosle Tor pS encnu ufienbte Spbuanos'
bpr al % til fommer up til Oh rflaoen,
pg at beres 0rsonisme letter Dem
iitano til at uobolpe bet uli9c 3rpt, ali
eIier builfsn Gpbbe, be befinoer Jig paa.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
1artna Seibrepef.

On saruel 21es. Ism bar iruiiet ia itIbaat fra
&I8tgr aii en-. bar ms5tlael ira en- dfiSt1Hpe / SliE,
oxen en- Cpitriit ter ei eutelt vtaeti1tllt sRloesi, ION
hutllBI o. psratIAent flseref 2drtag, orpa4d, Sas
iarth Arhura % ALE < paeenime l Saiien o. HaHlers
ne. 2st e. p3laa 81 psltiipi D.I9.et mob NrrgeipIfs
ie ie 90 ate 5Ia9s RsIpeleeEitr "a la bar iarisls
fsts plbaRsrtIise le.brsefHee GpHe 1 zHfnoer al il
igiDe, ahieg ban BET lott IN 4itat az slgre Del ueiienot
Tor Tine liDtnee glsbmsHn. Yer. llitnHoet ntrueo on
ptb EHitei ON az llnere pc nlsunefieiige Snciier, Du
ga lsRbe eeHne EpifEiii gratis nj abe, lem outer BEN,
!aa 2nt 5rdHit ensr en3elit mta m~loirtBil. Ops
~lrsninier en-. buen,bes e. iai t,lp repes ea pruaes.
Sraess pr Son ueN 9tppfaaelisR al 1rimrrts. Rrpn
bette Dlae. ". A.. Noyes, Sac Powers Block.
Rochsster, N, Y. 2Ia15eow
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

Ten met uopalste SamIing nf GlnNts'
bale Seie, noaeniinDe irembuot / Mor bern
Srpa, pl bIiue iolst I GreSco, 8 M.
Y IRONS 2ioerp Stab,e. ben 10Oe Sab. a.
l Gfierm prrcis. 2e bar ale punoet grr'
lrler, % bIauot benz err to Stantcas, ~ltlt'e2s
ior Service.
21b2 Sotn WcNugh Gttr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
Eart Reatou.

Ynrt J%issionem girusiota or be.
fleubt ior itue Sub Get Give on Sioue.
g basr, icm eniier fla ct mn Sjeul oil br
fiHts ~ %tlirsos. 5or nGrmsre unperrr,,
ming tiri0 I'll "Gmisrohous sommiteea~,
@lsHpsoD, Wma.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
Silferierne.
RstprGonbfe etorfitbiiFs

Set pfIanbfe Storfttoitfe,
Tets sago er ubs for irborrenof
Siloeiaiior, bet fan man MI trpat gao
No ira, itriocS ben l9pe December. com
fpr rrouf mistpftcoes bette Site toinli
iaar. 5ummcrtns 5cbiilofite iloa 10
.iaaopoiipm Tell, men Git~lnnbsIi'tct
ojoree Get erbnu fulbitrnbieere.
Wjloucirct / 3uler bar imiolcrilc
mcSbraQt en 5mulc 6oab for be lnteres'
.i.rcoe. fjt hi III en- orberill9 Senoen'
itprm. iaa ircr man, at ialialo Ell %
anoeu Stloctlat tuaoc eioe ia itlflcnoe
Gift % her % meoiere Ell SnrIe Giisr'
fife. Oct tunbs 10 benoe, men CT
langt ira al ltole pdu. StorltIoenS
Iio er uolpben ipr ianr, ben CT omtreni
irroig m,o tit Gritoe inoe uneer apltrn.
Get er et gonite ~aIoprIi9t TAB, be TO
oucrurunte ~mislptteoe 6ilterier iaar
bar plafert bort 2aub. 20 al bets
piatiQIte 3notrgistilbsr bar Illoet Nda
aloslsS fell. al piIt life mango grocent
al 7eItagerre bar tjert bet neopsnt'ss
I'll G0gens Gshoo cugarg. 81 tRnter
life Der nIrmeit eaa he betpoeIlge foi'
taric aapitalsr, inn er bleune nebin9te
/ bet 6asaroipil, man faloer Slloebss
oriiter, cItr paa be foitbare 8eoltaber,
ION iaar er blepne tnsne Brig % bar
unbersanst SGroiiurrin8elier I'll tr0er
Nntte. Oct, at fLere SuIinoer al 2anos'
mrno bar oiret Mnaueoer al i'm 3to
ubsn at turne ltaffe fig ielp, lan9t mtrls
bre 5anilisn, bet baBlise 8rpb, turoe
blioe bet iansite Sch / geStitauIen.
ann hi bereiter oerte li9reube naar?
Wtnu fan bore filter pda, at De tomner,
% bet touife ~inarere erb npeen amer.
90 De pil tOmme, i~aalGnse Dor 6llferl'
bebriit life isrss inb | ct anbet Spor.
9ericm Dor Giiterbsfultnins us be.
iom itaar benne nGrmeit os er narmel
iutereieret / bens 8eoriit, bapoe iule'
bore &pnturrenters Grsmpel paa bett'
Smraaoe, iaa bar life llaaret bleuet lac
isleligt ialialb life for gitlanosfiItets
0eofpmmenoe. Men bette err life bleuer
eiprt; Dor Silteribsbriit beiinoer iis
Tlere Senieenoer paa ct fprl9nsit til
bn9elast Stadium, meoens bore NaboeI
tappes ON at istse meb Giben. Gig
FRAZIER Jig.
@eftGunbsfiffet
banner for Giben BET eneite 9pspunt
paa Silbeus Smraabe. 3 Spnompr
% Nprore Scrsenbus stmt bar Silpe
ian9iten llaaet iarbeles belbis til iaar
90 6anslien iurtiettes. geb Sers o.
Sanos er eIuri npe St9ns, oesuoel
itpo 2oen Sulebas enonu apittli3i
9tsterne. Sra 5proe | Spnbijoro mel
bes ogiaa ON SiGns, li9eiom @arnftite
Der tilocls ltnl uare rigt. gtp9et @arn
fife iore9aar irembeles peo Slaape
(Senomsre.) Zen iamleoe 6ansit 10
Ssnbmsres 8eotpmmenpe ppaioes ii
so 10000 Maal. 8riien oreier Fl
pm As &rpner.
Sfreten
bar ilereitebs sipet iis tilfienbe. Gnbn
aaar ben bare unoer 9tapu al SpIiQGl
mei, bet or ben rette Gprt. Zen ipne
al pRre mere lepsrieo iaar END / De t
uermelt %fore9aoenoe 8intre; er ialial
/ beore Sulp.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20

Falls, Thursday night in "Your Mothers
Apron Strings" Ifyou fail to hear him you
will regret it.
Prof. and Mrs. r. W. Gibson, Mrs. Ransom
Sherwin and Miss Clarke were among the
teachers from this place who attended the
state meeting at Woodstock.
President Waldron of the Vermont humane
society calls halt on the cat poisoning husi-
ness in Springfield by offering a reward of $40
for evidence that will convict the guilty
party.
The class who are to join the Ludlow music
festival are holding their rehearsals in w. II.
G.. hall. Much interest is being shown as
this will be an unusual event in the near
vicinity and doubtless large number from
here will attend. There will be reduced
rates on the railroad for the benefit of those
who attend.
The Edison Projectoscope company will
give first class entertainment at the town
hall on Friday and Saturday evenings. All
the latest pictures in actual motion including
parades, trains in motion, ETC., will be shown
and will be both seen and heard This enter
tainment is under home management and
should be literally patronized.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
A Statue Of Liberty.

The splendid show window OF the New
York Racket was prime attraction yester-
day afternoon and evening, and continues
to draw the crowd to-day. Travelling on
the sidewalk is at times so impeded that
the police have to clear passage. What
is it all aboutp That is what the crowd
was asking yesterday when a square block
of soap was taken from a box and mounted
in the window and dapper young fellow
fresh from the metropolis began to make
motions IS though he was about to eat the
entire lump for his supper,
1t is said that if the public are patient
long enough they will behold an exact
and al tistic reproduction of the Bartholdi
statue of Liberty enlightening the world
The statue will be carved from solid
block of soap seven and one-half feet high
and IA by l6 inches in thickness, weighing
5O2 pounds. When completed the repro
duction will be perfect; even the extended
hand will held an electric light. The clever
sculptor who is doing the work is P. j.
Hennessey of the Cooper Institute in New
York. who represents the Arriston Soap
Company of New York City. Some 40
gross of the soap will be piled up in the
window for sale.
The public have learned to expect clever
show window advertising in the New York
Racket, but this time N1essrs. Winnewisser
u Conway are determined to eclipse all
previous efforts. u et
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
SAXTONS RIVER.

G. p. Alexander is in Boston this week.
DIR. Daniel Campbell is improving so as to
be about
j. V. Simonds is in Boston undergoing
treatment on his eyes again.
w. B. Glynn shifts clerks again, Fred
Morrison departing.
John Paddock of Hartford, Conn, is with
his aunt, Mrs. l. r. Warner, this week.
M. p. Barry has been battling with the
grip for week past, but is out again.
c. F. Simonds and wife take advantage of
ike excursion to Boston to buy goods.
John Tarbell has three pair of deer horns
which he got while in Texas they are fine
specimens.
Fred Joshlin of Brockton, Mass, is visiting
Fred Simonds, and is helping in the store
during Mr.. Simonds's absence. =
The time set for the play entitled " Bound
cast and the scenic effects will be new and
magnificent. This is strictly local enter
tainment. 500
The entertainment given here on last Fri
day evening by the Edison Projectoscope CO.
was we'll attended and enjoyed by the major
ity of those present.
Editor Berry in the Herald said of Apron
Strings" as given before the Indiana State
League, GA better pleased crowd we never
"A
effort, royalty received by the immense audi
ence, and rightly So" Bellows Falls Opera
House tomorrow night
The bridge at the factory has been con-
demned. We hope no extensive outlay will
be given to the bridge as it is old and new
iron one should take its place. The situation
of this bridge is bad and no new bridge if
built should be placed there. If the time ever
comes that we see new bridge, the main
street should be extended by the residences
OF l. ?: Barry and Prot. II. Kimball, and the
new bridge placed there; this would be a
great addition to our village and the cost
would be but little more, and believe our
citizens had rather on their part stand the
extra work of grading. One can see at once
that this is the true place for the bridge and
Bellows Falls people who use this road fully as
much as our own people here should become
interested and act. Some of course here
will throw cold water but when the majority
who use the road most, if consulted, are
found to favor the new site, we trust it will
be money in the towns pocket in the end
also.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
CHESTER.

John Muir has finished and moved into his
new home on Mill street.
Mrs. Celinda Sanders is visiting friends in
Woodstock.
Mrs. T. j. Austin and daughter Emma are
guests of DIR. and Mrs. Ray.
Fred A. Leland has returned to his home
after spending several weeks in Rutland.
Rev. Mr.. Ashton has returned from his
vacation and resumed his duties Sunday.
A social dance is to be given this evening
at the Chester house to which all are invited.
DIR. Prescott, the popular oculist, will be at
the Fullerton Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Pollard went to
Brattleboro Tuesday to attend the wedding
of Miss Hattie Webster.
Mrs. George Hilton is spending a few
weeks in Springfield, Mass the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Conkling.
Mrs. Charles Walker went yesterday to
Northampton where she will remain for
time, having placed little Carlotta in a school
there.
Tickets for the NAVAL Cadet" the play in
which James Corbett appears Friday night of
this week, will be on sale at A. n. handlers
Office.
Charles Woolley. president of the Green
Mountain Telegraph company, went to Peru
Tuesday TO attend the annual meeting of the
company
Chaplain Lozier at opera house, Bellows
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
PERSONALS.

Mrs A H. Webb of Bradford and Mrs.
C. S. Richmond of Mortified stopped
over Sunday with friends in town, on their
way to the national convention of the
Woman's Home Missionary society at
Baltimore, Md.
Editor Putnam of the Claremont, N. H.,
Advocate, was in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs E L. Walker returned
Monday from their wedding trip to Boston
and vicinity.
Miss Frances Osgood went yesterday to
Yarmouthport, Mass, for few wet ks
visit with the Misses Mayhem who were
here some weeks during the past summer.
Mrs. L p Ri,ker, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Boston and vicinity, is
expected home tomorrow.
Mrs. Fred Saker, who is numbered
among the sick ones, has not been quite
SO we'll the past two weeks.
G. L Provost started for New York last
Friday by the way of Rutland and is pass
ing this week in Connecticut.
Mrs E. P Smith returned Monday from
a two weeks visit in Laconia, N. H.
Alvin Frost of Jamaica was in town
Monday visiting his daughters, Mrs. j. T.
Dodge and Mrs. S. G. Davis.
John Lawrence was in Marlboro, Mass.
over Sunday the guest Of his sister.
Alcpzo f. Burt of Providence, r. is
the guest of Mrs. H b. Jackson.
G. L. Barber and wife, who have been
spending the past two weeks in New York
and vicinity, are expected home today.
Ned Pierce. the contract slater, has
been housed this week by illness.
w. E. Stockwell commences next Sun
day as tenor in the Congregational choir
H. D. Ryder was in Keene yesterday.
Misses Harrington and Judd of the pub
lie schools went to Brattleboro Friday to
visit schools, the high school having a
vacation that day because of the state
teachers convention at Woodstock
Miss Anna Judd was in Hinsdale, N.
H., Saturday visi ing with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Durham of Brat
tleboro were recent guests at L. l.. Dun
hams.
Mrs. A. A. Smith reached home Tues
day from few weeks stay in Keene.
Charles S. Allbee is away on trip to
Boston.
Mrs. Hiram King and her mother, Mrs
Leland, who have been spending few
weeks at Bar Harbor, Me, are at home
again.
A. T. Warner of Long Island, at one
time in the employ of E. l.. Walker, has
been in town lately on visit to friends
and acquaintance.
Miss Lizzie Connors is staying with
friends in Waltham, Mass.
United States Marshal F. A. Field OF
Rutland was in town this morning.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20

1t is estimated that the lumber of
the Miramichi and tributaries, Canada
will this season amount to $4,000, 900
feet.
The Mansfield (Pa) Advertiser says
that pure white sparrow has been
seen in Mansfield number of times re-
Gently.
In England and Wales the death-rate
from typhoid fever has declined from
PIT per million in 1860 to 1876 in
1891-94.
Antwerp is going to have a great cell
ebration on the 300th anniversary or
Sir Anthony Van Dyck's birth, March
70. 1899.
The Jubilee visit of the colonial Pre-
miers has led to the discovery that the
Prince Of Wales pronounces premier as
in French, premi-ay.
Samony, the most powerful chief in
the French Soudan, is reported by
French authorities to be dead and to
have been succeeded by his son.
Admiral Makarof, of the Russian
navy, has invented a species of ice
pillow capable of breaking through ice
from twelve to even twenty inches
thick.
Sarah Siddon's patchbox and tooth
pick brought in $40 at recent auction
sale, her silver pocket nutmeg crater
$50 and gold locket with lock of her
hair $35.
The largest order for carpets ever
given for single hotel, it is said. has
been given for the new Astor Hotel,
New York, adjoining the Waldorf. 1t
has thousand rooms.
Common salt that is used daily In
oar food is needed in the body. 1t
aids digestion and the assimilation Of
the food, and helps in the composition
of many of the tissues.
American iron and steel selling in
England, American tinplate in Wales,
and now American butter in Australia!
Truly coal may yet be carried to New
castle and sold at profit.
1t is estimated that the daily supply
of needles for the entire world am
cunts to 100000 of varying shapes
ana sizes, while the United States alone
calls for yearly supply of 800 ,000. 900.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
ua M,xoa ard Snft Wnnd

Hard, Mixed and Soft Wood.
Hard, Sc: best mixed, So; soft, $3 ;
four foot, So, SO so and 81. Orders
filled by Patrick B. Leen at store of Z.
Fleming & Son. c. X. LABAREE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
WESTMINSTER.

Rev. G. A. Dickinson is in town this week
looking after his varied interests.
Alonzo Burt of Central Falls, r. l., was IN
town briefly yesterday calling upon friends.
Miss Nina Dawley is visiting in Ludlow /;
she formerly spent considerable time in the
latter place.
H. B. Pierce of Providence, r. l., has sold
his wood lot on Parker Hill to L. G. Rich
ardson and George N. Banks.
George w. Pierce of Brattleboro and Hart
B. Pierce of Providence, II. l., were in town
last week on their annual coon hunt.
H. A. Lyman aud wife of Lowell, conduct
or on the railroad, have been in town few
days this week visiting old friends.
Are we to have singing school this win
ter? We understand that Mr.. Chapman will
come again if there is sufficient interest man
Tested.
The personal property belonging to the es
ton next Tuesday the 18th, the sale commence
ing at 10 clock in the forenoon.
G. B. Hall, agent for H. c. Baxter Bros,
shipped car of apples to Windsor Monday
for canning purposes; the price paid was 40
cents per hundred and the fruit must meas
ure two inches in diameter.
The "Fag and Doll Drill" will be given
at Walpole this evening under the direction
of Mrs. Starkey, the program is nearly the
same as at Bellows Falls and we hope the
children will have good house, the object is
one that appeals to the liberality of every
one.
DEATH OF LEMUEL spAULDING.
Lem1el Spaulding, long time resident oil
the town, was found dead in his bed Sunday
morning. He was in his usual health Satur-
day, and in fact those that saw him thought
he was feeling unusually we'll. His death was
probably caused by appoplexy. He is sur
vived by a son and daughter, Frank A. Of
Walpole and Mrs. M. W. Marble of Bellows
Falls, his wife having died nearly year ago.
The funeral was attended at his late home
yesterday afternoon, the burial being in the
family lot in this place.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
Local Markets.

Bellows Falls retail prices yesterday
October 10, ranged as follows:
Eggs, 20 cts.
Butter, % and 81 cts.
Cheese, 13c. Sage, IA.
New potatoes 80 cents bushel.
Flour, Sc and Sc 80
Sugar. II lbs. for 81.
Pork, 4 2 and 5cts, purchasing price.
Spring chicken, 20 cts.
Fowl, Is cts.
Corn, 40 to 43 cts.
Corn meal, IS to so cts.
Mixed feed 80 and So cts.
Bran, Is and so cts.
Middlings, IS to 81.
Hav, $15 so to Sl8 baled.
Oats, 80 to "a cts.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
"Your Mothers Apron Strings"

Is the attraction at the opera house to-
morrow night. Bishop Ninds says, at is
well worth any mans walking ten miles to
hear Your Mothers Apron Strings
One family in this place has heard Chap
lain Lozier in the west; they say .He is
grand" The head of the family said, 81
will take 25 tickets"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
$500 SUIT
&)f ,s@eHoe
81
FOR 5000

For the, next few days We shall offer
several lines Of Mems Suits, bought this
season to sell for 500 for only
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1897.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TWANTED--A cook to do meat and pas
try cooking. Hotel Dinsmore, Walpole.
II STRAYED-October 8, a large mastlfi
puppy finder please notify Mrs. Ellen
Stack, Cold River, N. II.
II Chestnuts wanted. Frank Massucco,
Dominique Block.
TFarm for sale in Grafton, Vt. Great
opportunity for worker. Easy payments.
Apply to Ned Pierce, Bellows Falls, VT.
TFoR SALE-Empty flour and pork bar
rels with heads. Bellows Falls Bakery.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20

The only colored member of the Boston
fire department has been forced to resign.
But Boston will continue to be anxious
concerning the condition OF the negro who
resides south.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Alstead, Frank D. Messcr
Chesterfield, Wallace X. Ware
Dublin. George A. Piper
'Fitzwillam, Edward L. Stone
Gilsum,.. Samuel l.. Kingsbury
Harrisville, Selden p. futile
Hinsdale, Walter o Stebbins
Jaffrey, George O. Turner
Keene, ward three, lothian w Howard
Marlboro, Weston McRov
MARROW, Charles NJ Washburn
Nelson, Wayland P. Tolmau
Richmond, Daniel B. Aldricb
Rindge, Henry w. Wellington
Roxbury, Almon A. Davis
Stoddard, Cummings b. Mcclure
Sullivan, Joseph N. Minis
Surry, Charles w. Wilcox
Swanzey, Charles X. Worcester
Troy, William Y. Woodbury.
Westmoreland, Edward Esty
Walpole, Charles H. Barnes
Winchester, Russell W. Boyce
PETIT JURORS.
Alstead, Charles L. Linsley
Chester field, Addison M. Brown
Dublin, Thomas j, Eaves
Fitzwiliam, Jonas Damon
Gisum, Arthur d. Wright
Harrisville, Wellington W. Seaver
Hnsd dale, Ezra Pike
Jaffrey, John W. Poole
Keene, Ward one II ehg "; Elliott
Jouil flanagan
Ward two, Stephen &. Abbott
Ward three, Henry N. Stone
Ward four, Il! Charles f. Joslin
Ward five, 80 Ezra P. Hardy
Marlboro, Erwin f. Ward
NARROW, George S. Phelps
Nelson, Samuel p. Fisher
Richmond, George P. Handy
Rindge,, Henry F. Brigham
Stoddard, Wesley P. Hodgman
Sullivan, Asahel N. Holt
Surry, Alonzo F. Wilbur
Swanzey, William H. Knight
Troy, Fred E. Whitcomb
Westmoreland, Clement l.. Mansfield
w.lno1e John Redding
Winslow G. Barnett
w;nchos+or John P. Ball
Charles F. Wood
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
Supreme Court at Keene.

The October trial term of the supreme
court for Cheshire county opened in Keene
yesterday, Judge Frank N. Parsons Of
Franklin presiding.
The civil docket for the present term
contains 95 cases, the state docket Is and
the equity docket Al.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-20
1ten.

In Cavendish, October IL, Mrs. Martha W
Smith, aged II years.