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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-11

be able to drive out short distance, which
recovery has been brought about by the care
M and faithful services of DIR. Newton.
The family hereby extend their thanks"
Carlesse type-setting caused the item in
SATURDAYS TINES regarding the marriage of
feV. William Charming Brown to be entirely
misleading, the last sentence in the item
should have read thus: "Mr. Brown has
pastorate in the Unitarian church in Gard
ner, Mass, and is the son of a former pastor
OF the Unitarian church in this town where
he is pleasantly remembered by many
friends who extend congratulations" The
following account of the wedding we quote
from an exchange Wolfboro, n. H.,
August Miss NJ. Anna Brown, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brown, was united in
marriage this afternoon to Rev. William
Channing Brown, pastor of the First Unita
ran church Of Gardner, Mass. The cere-
mony was quiet one, as the bride father is
IN poor health. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. William Brown, father If the
groom, pastor of the Unitarian church in
Tyngsboro. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Brown, Misses Alice and
Florence Brown of Wolfhoro, sisters of the
bride, Rev. and Mrs. William Brown and
their daughter, Miss Ophelia Brown of Tyngs-
boro, and Mrs. George w. Alger of West
Bridgewater, Mass, a sister of the groom.
After a short trip Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Brown
will return to Wolfboro, where they will
remain for two weeks. On September they
will settle in Gardner. The bride has lived
in Gardner for a number of years, and has
been an active worker in the Unitarian
church there
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corners, and fear and anxiety were depicted
on every face, for Mr.. Long was exceed
ingly popular with all, old and Young, and
each desired to do something if possible
for the relief of the sufferer
Simeon Long was born in the township
of Kingston, n. Y. a little over half
century ago. and his mother died when he
was onl " three Years of age. His father
then moved to Claremont. n H.. and when
10 years of age. came to Springfield and
drove the four-horSe coach for Edw. Put
nam. and. with the exception of the sum-
mer of 1860 when he was employed to
drive stage for Putnam in GlenS Falls. n
Y. has made Springfield his residence since
1860. For the past ten wears he has been
i'll the employ of F. G. Ellison and is IA
vorably known to the travelling public. as
he was very careful. trusty driver. faith
full to his duty. and always pleasant and
courtc nuS to every one. and there lies the
secret of his popularity. He was married
about 80 wears ago. and a widow and two
daughters survive him. His father. Fran
els Long and daughter of Nashua, n. H.,
and Ethan Wheeler of Leominster. Mass.
were among those present at the funeral
from out of town. The deceased was buried
III the new cemetery.
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Foreclosure Notice,
STATE OF VERMONT, In Chan,

STATE OF VERMONT In Chancery,
dnddnna, Windham COUNT. September Term. 1897
Bertha q. Amadon and Fred l.. Amadon.
Whereas, the Siwooganock Guarantee Sa-
vings Bank has filed in said court its petition
Of foreclosure against bertha q. Amadon
and Fred l.. Amadon. returnable at the Sep
tember term of said Court, \. d., 1897 set ing
forth that said Bertha Il. snd Fred l.. Am,
adOn, now OF IlconderCga, New York, on the
first day of June, 1893, duly executed to said
Savings Bank a mortgage deed of certain
in sail County of Windhan, described as
follows: being the premises known as the
Bradley place in the village of Westminster,
East Parish, described in a deed from stephen
n. Nutting to Bertha g Whittle, NOW Bertha
q. Amadon,O dated June I, 1890, recoI ded in
Westu inster Town Clerks Otlice, Book -,
Page J36. Also two other pieces of real es-
tate situated in the Town of Rockingham in
said county of windhan, in The village of
Bellows Fails: one piece situated ON the
northerly side of School street the other on
the north side of South stl eet in said village
of Bellows Falls, being the same land decided
to me, the said Bertha G. by Leonard q;
1hayer, by deed dated November % ISa2 and
recorded in the Town Clerks Office in taid
Rockingham. Book 81. Page 3.3 reference
being had TO said last mentioned deed for "A
fuller description of the laud hereby con
veyed conditioned for the pavu ent of the
sum of Twenty Five Hunii Ell Dollars, speci-
fled In a certain prOmissOTy note of that am
cunt. signed by sid Bertha q. A madon, June
/, 1888, aud payable TO the Siwooganuck Guar
anty savings Bank or or'ier, with interest
now due and owing and has not been paid
according to the eff ct of the same, ana for
said cause pray ing that the equity of redpmp-
tion of the said Bertha G. Amadon and Fred
l.. Amadon, in the premises may be fore
closed agreeably to the provisions of law.
And wher as 1t appears that said Bertha q
and Fred l.. Amadon reside without the
state of Vern ont, to wit, in Ticondernga
New To- k, IL is ordered that said petitioner
give sal Bertha e. Amadon aud Fred L.
Amadon notice of the pending of said actinn
by publ hing the subst tnCe of said petition
as above set fOith, with this order, in the
Bellows Falls Tunes, a semi-weekly news
paper printed at Bellows Falls, in said
county. three weeks successively, in the
Wednesday issue of said paper, the last pub
hcati"n to be at least twenty days previous
to the first day of >eit September eTm, lSy7,
OF sald Count; and that said Bertha G.. and
Fred l. AmadOn he quired to appear in
said Cou I on or before the first day of said
September term, and make answer to said
peli ion, o herwise the same Will be taken as
contesse ed, which publication will be tak en-
as sufficient notice to said Bertha q and
Fred l. Amadon TO appear and make answer
to said petition.
Given under my hand at BrattIeboro in
sad County, this tenth day of August A. d.
ISs7. ZINA H. AJ,I,RFR Solicitor
J. H. Merriield, Clerk.
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ACCIDENT AT SPRINGFIELD.
How Simeon Long Lost His Life-Details of
the Accident.

Last FRIDAY p. NJ. after returning from
his regular trip. Simeon Long was request
ed by the directors of the Springfield clec-
tric road to take them to CharcStown. there
to meet party of b. Il VI. officials who
were on tour of inspection of the Spring
field road. The ear left Charlcstown for
the return trip at ). 10 z. NJ. few minutes
ahead of the regular excursion, no thought
being given to the freight or any possible
collision: near the toll house Is Curve
and large tree that hid the coming freight
motor from view. and so all unforeseen oc-
cured the accident Frank Wright was
in charge of the freight, and his experience
told him quickly what to do. He was sur
pri>cd at the approach of ithe car, As he in
one minute more would have left the track
clear for the excursion car. which alone he
was expecting. not having been appri>ed of
special car bcin" put upon the road. Mr..
Lon" was crushed in the collision. and
taken into the toll house, and two Charles
town physicians quickly summoned. and As
soon a. possible he was conveyed home I'M
the freight motor. receiving every possible
attention DIR. Locke was summoned. and
with the two other physicians rendered all
assist ince IN their power. but death came
about 1870 Friday evening. After arriv-
ing at his home. he called TO his side his
wife and two daughters. whom he fondly
loved. and delivered to them each parting
message. The funeral occurred at +. NJ.
Tuesday. at the house. When the news
came FRIDAY night that there was a smash
up on the electric cars and Simeon Long
was injured. excitement ran high in Spring
field, people anxiouSly. eagerly inquiring
Of one another for every possible infonna-
ton. Knots of people were on the street
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w. II. BODINE & co.
Windsor County Court.

Two boys pleaded guilty of burglary
and were sentenced to the Industrial school
during their minority.
On Tuesday morning, August 2, was
commenced the trial of case OF consid-
erablc interest-State VS.. Sidney Stoddard.
an Indictment for assaulting Charles Lowell
at Gaysville, VT, April II, 1896, with
intent to main, mutilate and disfgure him.
This charge, if sustained, is one of the
gravest known to the law. The claim on
the part of the state was that Mr.. Stod-
dard committed a premeditated assault
upon Mr.. Lowell and in the course of the
melee bit off the left lobe and end of his
nose and thereby disfgured and mutilated
him. The surgeons art and skill of DIR.
Steele of Gaysville, however, had made a
respectable nose out of the torn and lacer-
ated one.
The respondents case as shown in testl-
mony put an entirely different aspect to
the case although not adding to the beauty
of the nose, and tended to establish the
facts to be that Lowell first assaulted Stod-
dard, threw him on his back on dray and
being the stronger and more active man
held him there with madman's grip and
StIclSJU, Will ilOoC lloCieSu DSt"SSh
Stoddard's teeth for that purpose; that
someone screamed Take him off,; that
Stoddard couldn't throw him off and the
men struggled until they rolled off to-
gether, clinched but not in loving embrace,
and came up standing but not smiling upon
the opposite side OF the dray; that by
ISLANDERS intertered and amid volleys of
imprecations and yells of rage separated
the combatantS.
The case was submitted to the jury by
Judge Start with instructions to find who
was the aggressor and if Lowell was the
aggressor, whether Stoddard went beyond
the bounds of reasonable and necessary
self defence in what he did. The case
was argued by j. G. Harvey, states attor
ney, for the state, and by Gilbert A. Davis
for the respondent, Mr.. Davis having been
assigned by the court for this duty.
Verdict on Wednesday afternoon that
the respondent is not guilty.
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SPRINGFIELD.

&. O. Henry is visiting friends in Chester,
Vt. ''
w. b. Forbush of Warren, Mass. is ot
home.
Harvey Clark and wife were in town Sun
day last.
Thomas Looney is at his home in Chester
this week.
A. W. Perkins and wife have returned
home from their trip.
Miss Lena Mae BiNby has been absent sew
era days in Reading Vt.
Il. Q. Gridley of Springfield Mass, arrived
Saturday at w. S. Lovell's.
Mrs. James LamsOn is visiting her son in
Lynn Mass, for few weeks.
Mrs. Barrett of Massachusetts,, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. n. pammond
Herbert Britton, wife and daughter left Sun
lay last for Il trip to Rutland, Vt.
Mrs Charles Cutler and daughter Ellen are
visiting friends in Northern Vermont.
Jones & Lamson Machine Co. have closed
their works for a few days to make necessary
repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Seward left Monday to
snend his vacation with his parents, near Lake
Champlan.
Miss Fannie Chapman, a teacher in the
Fellows Falls schools, is Il guest of her aunt
Miss Grace Chapman.
Thomas P. Lafountain is receiving the con-
gratu'ations of his many friends. son was
born Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley of Londonderry have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. W. G..
Staples, on Lewis Avenue.
DIR. o. w. Stoughton, at this writing, Tues
day p. NJ. is again pronounced more cor fort
able, much to the relief of his many friends.
Mrs. c. +. Richardson entertained a few
friends Friday last upon the lawn in front of
her residence, tea being served upon the ver-
anda.
Every possible team and conveyance will
be in demand to convey the public to Chester
Friday next, as President Mckinley will be
the attraction.
Mrs. Will Graham and child of Springfield
Mass, arrived last Wednesday noon at AL
mond Graham's and will remain several
weeks in Springfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert bingham. Mr. and Mrs,
Bert Proctor and Mrs. Leonard Eaton left
Sunday morning for Sunapee, and on Tues
day morning were joined by NJ. Il. White.
Mrs. Eli Pulsipher and Frank, Miss Ruby
White and Miss Mabel Smith. The party will
be absent about ten days.
News was received last week of the death
az her home IN St. Louis, after a brief illness
of Mrs. Fannie NJ. Hawkins, wife of Berton
A. barnard. Mr.. aud Mrs. Barnard were
married IA years ago and went to St. Louis,
ana two years ago spent two months with
friends in town, Springfield having been the
home OF Mrs. Barnard since a child.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-11

George Spauldng and wife went to Rut-
land last week to the races.
Mrs. Frank Pettigrew of South Dakota
spent Tuesday at Gen. Davis.
Arthur Graves of Proctorsville had his arm
brok, II, on the ball grounds.
Miss Rice and sister of Wellesley Hills,
Mass, are at Mrs. L. l.. Davis.
Mrs. Avery of Brandon has been at Mrs.
William Richardson's few days.
Miss Edna Graham from Ludlow is spend
ing few days with Miss Dolly Bent.
Mrs. a. II. Sweet of sutton, p. q, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. 5. W. Joel.
Mrs. Henry Bem's has gone to North
Clarendon to visit her daughter.
l.. y. Doolittlc, wife and son, of Wisconsin
spent few days at Quincy Adams last week.
Mrs. +. l.. White and grandsOns, have re-
turned from Proctor, where they went to
visit Mrs. Whites sister.
Mr. II. III. Holmes wife aud cousin, of
Springfield speut TUESDAY of last week at the
gorge with Mrs. L. q. White and Miss
White.
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5kpul ADVERTISEMENTS.
Harriet R. Dougherty Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
Westminster, IS. for said District
To all persons interested in the estate of
Harriet r. Dougherty, late of New York City,
deceased, having estate in said district,
GREETING.
Whereas, Joshua II. Webb Administrator or
upon the estate OF Harriet r. Doughertv Ia1c
of New York City, It. cca-ed, having I. staie i.
said district, has filed his petition in hi,
Court setting TO tn hat me sale Of tn" " hol
OF the Real st"tc of sHid Ucc.as' d, stu n,
In Rockingham, i'll said district will be ben,
ficial To the heirs und all persons interest =.
therein, and pray ing for license to sell ttr
same and ut lh, came time filed in ihi- Cuur'
what lurp lis to be tIe counent in writin:
OF all the heil IeSiuing in This Sta G 80 su,
sale. Wht reupon II le o dcicd that the IA liz
be heard II Inc scs-i:'n OF said Cont 10 l..
held at the lIuba ebflicc i'll fellows Falls O
the 4tH day of September, y. D., lS.,7, wtt
and where YOU may be ,4eati in tn" ttemi e.
II you
IINA II ALIBEE. R,.ri tie
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Muster Edition of TIMES.

\ limited number Of copies Of the mus
ter edition Of the TINES will be on sale at
the following places: y. c. Dodge, Spring.
field; +. w. lIamli, Charlcstown; G.. G..
Davis, Nalpolc; a. j. Aver, Putnrv: W.
Is. Glylm, SaNtonS River: and also of :.
f. Emery, ProctorsviIc. All orders sent
to the TINES office, Bellows Falls, will be
filled at the price Of five cents per copy.
Those i'll Chester and vicinity desiring
extra copies can obtain them while the cd-
i"n lasts 1T the office of \. Y. Chandler.
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Jonathan E. Smith Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, BY the probat,
estminster, ss. Court for said is
trict. To all persons interested in the estate
of Jonathan K. Smith, late OF West.nin tel
in said District, deceased. GREETING.
Whereas, l. A. Farr, Administrator upo,
the estate of Jonathan E. Smith, late o!
Westminster il said district, deceased. has
filed his petition in this Court setting forth
that the sale of the whole of the real estat,
of said deceased will be benz fciat to the
heirs and all persO Is interested therein, and
praying for license to sell the same, and at
the same time filed in this Court what pur
port, to be the consent in wri' ing of all lhe
heirs re ,idng in this State to such sale
Whereupon it Is ordered that the same be
heard at the session of said Court, to be held
at the Probate Office in Below Falls on the
4th day of September, \. D. 1897, when and
where you may be hearl in the premises, if
you see cause.
IINA II. ALIBEE Register
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Sarah A. Phelps Estate.

STA Ik OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
Westminster, SIS. for said District To
all persons interested in the estate OF. Sarah
a: Phelps, late-- OF Rockingham. in said
uistrlcu, deceased GREETING.
You are hereby notified that this Court VIII
decide upon the allowance of the account of
George b. iWelch, Executor upon said
Estate, and decree distribution thereof to
the persons entitled, at the session thereof
TO be held at the Probate office in Bellows
Falls on the 4th day of September, A. d. 1897,
when and where you may be heard in the
premises, if you see cause.
ZIEA H. ALLBEE, Register,
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An Old Hotel.

The Old Hotel at North Chester is prob
ably one of the Oldest buildings in the
town.
1t has not been used as hotel for sever
al years but is rented for tenants by the
owner Charles Howe.
In the year 1900 Mr.. Field was proprie-
tor; Philemon Robbins. father OF p. III.
Robbins at Chester Depot. Charles Field,
Solon Gassett and John Kelly were the
other proprietors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-11
WAI.POLE.

Z. X. Seabury was in Boston the first OF
this week.
About - guests are now registered at the
ElmwoOd.
Mrs. f. c. Platts of ljrattlebOrO Is spending
this week in town with friends.
Hon. L. Nelson Hastings was in Boston
this week Monday aud Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Amsden of Springfield, Massc
is the guest of Annie NJ. Buffum. y
Notice advert. ement of Symptoms fer al
in another column!
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E. C.. Tenney Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Cour,
Westminster, SIS. for said District, TO
all persons interested in the estate of +. c.
Tenney, late of Grafton in said district,
deceased, GREETING
You are hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon the allowance of the account OF
James "A. Leach, Administrator upon said
estate, and deci ee distribution thereof t. tn,
persons entitled, at the session thereof to be
held at the Probate Office in Bel ows Falls on
the 4th day OF September, AID 1897, when AMI
where you may he heard in the premises il
you see cause.
ZINA III. ALLBEE, Register.
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CAEENDISH.

Mrs. L. +. Whitcomb is in Chester.
J. S. Gay has returned from Tunbridge.
Mrs. NJ. A. Weeks went to Chester Mon
day.
ton.
George Mandigo attended the races last
Thursday.
E. II. Atherton was in Rutland one day
last week.
E. G: White was in Townshend last week,
on business.
Miss johnson from New jersey is visiting
Mrs James Gay.
A. f. Durgin OF Hartford was in town
over Sunday.
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Milan H. Curtis Estate.

STATE OF We MD&T,j The mob. t. Cnuu
Westminster. -. for said District !
all persons interested in the + state ct MiIu
ii. I uitls late OF Rockingham in il Diotrlc
deceased. GR' tTINt,.
Where rs. IL Nj. nrtiS has presented
TINS I mt an lnS. .rumenl pu portins: To H..
the last Wiil # onid II, cfase'', fti probate:
You are h. reby 1otiti,a thnt this {, ur; Wi
decide III ON the pIohn'r'f said stru,n,I
at the t-sl u h.'t'oi to hr ,N ni tlu- II.
bate tfice i'll Il llows Falls, III said district
on the attn day of September, A. d., 1887
when and where you may contest the same
II you see cause.
ZINA II. ALLBEE, Register.
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Samuel Fleming Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court
, Westminster, SIS. for said District, To
all persons interested in the estate OF Samuel
Z. Fleming, late Of Westminster, in lid dis.
trict, deceased. GREETING
whereas, Henry g. Fleming has presented
the last VIII of said deceased, for probate
! ou are hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon the probate of said Instrument
at the session thereof to be held at the Pro
bate Office in Bellows Falls in said District,
on the 4th day OF September, A. D. 1897 when
ana where you may appear and contest the
same, if you see cause.
ZINA II. ALLBEE, Register.
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Conditions indicate highly enjoyable
&crk at hester: Il fine location, GOOD
wealth +, a lowell town, ho>pitablc pco-
PEAL conspirc to make this one of the
mo>t memorable nur>tcrs in the history OF
he National Guard
Nhc>lcrls one Of til" low IieSt villages in
vermont and her citizens are as ho>pitabIc
As any who tread God'S earth Chester
H"S"rvtd the muster and got it. The
Times unites with others in extending con-
grltulations.
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Jason Gay and wife from Ohio arc at
j. F. Gays.
Mrs. Frank Ely and children are at her
father-in-laws.
George Thompson has been i'll Rutland,
sick with the measles.
Mr.. Mairs of Rutland is at his daughters, 5,
Mrs. ID. j. Stimets.
Mr.. Wells preached at the Universalist
church Sunday afternoon.
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CHESTER BUSINESS HOUSES.
A List of the Prominent Enterprises Who
the Owners Are-Namcs of Professional Men.

A List of the Prominent Enterprises Who
the Owners Are-Namcs of Professional Men.
! Chester has long been noted in this
vicinity for its thrift and its business enter
priscs and below is list that will interest
not onl y its citizens but its ncighboring
towns.
John Abbott at the upper end of South
Street does horse shocng and jobbng.
Loren Bollcs is a most popular carriage
and sign painter.
II, b. Booth, harness maker and dealer
III carriages, robes, etc, has an excellent
| business.
| a. +. Batchedcr also has a blacksmith
shop and has a great deal of work
Adams e. Davis have the largest store in
town. They deal in dry and fancy goods.
mems furnishings, boots and shoes, while a
full line Of groceries is carried and grains
are speciality.
Mrs. {. j. Willard. millincr. carries a
full line of the latest styles in millinery and
also fancy articles.
Pollard Il Abbott are doing a rushing
business with their line of dry and fancy
goods, mems furnishings, boots and shoes
f. ID. Bickiord carries a full line of
Jewelry and does fine repairing,
Chester Drug Store, F. w. Pierce, pro-
prletor, is the only drug store in the town
| and the business is excellent. He also
carries a line of fancy goods, stationery, etc
A. n. Chandler, printer and editor of
the Chester Advertiser, does job printing
OF all kinds and carries a full line Of
stationery.
Charles f. Hail. groceries and pro-
visions, with a speciality of confectionery
and fruit. Mr. Hall has not been in busi
ness long but has built up a rushing trade.
\. ID. Fletcher, tailor, carries a full line
and does most satisfactory work he is also
postmaster.
DIR. +. ?. Mathcr, dentist, with special
work done i'll filling.
l.. r. Barney carries full line of meat
and vegetables.
+. l.. JunkinS, hardware store, with a
full line OF stoves, tin ware, etc, with >pe-
clal attention given to plumbing. etc.
Nj. NJ. Il &. y. Lovciov. Shinclc mill.
with lots of work, has recently built a mill
on Canal street.
Ira Atwood, shoe making and repairing.
Frank StcarnS, manufacturer of pullcvs.
and dealer i'll wall paper etc.
w. l.. Ware, griSt mill, and dealer in
gram.
Carlisle, saw mill, manufacture of chair
stock etc.
Misses French, millinery, with full line
Of fancy goods.
II. NJ. Guild, groceries, dry goods, etc,
does a leading business.
Pollard Manufacturing company. manu-
tacturc a full line OF ladies wrappers. under
clothing. shirt waists. etc; one of the |
leading manufactures of the town. employ
about 10 hands.
Fred Leland, groceries. confcc toncricS, |
fruit, etc, also soda fountain large busi- |
ness.
E. j. Davis, successor to p II. Robbins |
who had been in the business 80 wears. but |
is now retired, hardware, one of best |
equipped stores i'll the state with LARGE
business.
ID. w. Davis & H. Wvman, meat
market and full line of vegetables.
johnson, harness maker and shoe re-
pairer.
John Broderick, blacksmith, horseshoe
ING etc.
Burditt Brothers, large grain and feed
store.
Waterman Brothers, grist mill and