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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12
PARK HILL.

Miss Ruby Eggleson has returned from
Cambridge much improved in health and
spirits.
Miss Clara Wheeler spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
pretty home wedding occurred Thursday
evening when James Moriarty and Mrs. Fran
els Mcconnell of Lynn, Mass, were unit ed in
marriage by Rev. Harry E. Rouillard. The
rooms we're tast efully and prettily decorate cd
| with clematis, flowers and asparagus fern
and were filled with about so Fl ENDS and rela-
tives who had gathered to witness the core
mony. After the congratulations refresh
ments OF ice cream and cake were served and
very pleasant evening was spent. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moriarty we're the recipients of many
useful and pretty presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver L. Briggs with three
lady friends spent Sunday at The Naples.
Dan Culleton was at home Sunday.
Cards have been received announc cling the
m arriage of John G. Weber to Miss Sarah
Stair OF Ashley, Penn, the marriage to take
place at the home of the bride October Is.
At the meeting of the selectmen Saturday
the name OF Leonard Warren was drawn for
grand juror and the name of Holland Wheel
er for petit juror.
Charles and Riley Stoddard are husking for
Jerome Shaw at Putney.
Mrs. Alice Aiken returned to her home in
Waltz am, Mass, this morning.
While Mrs. A. H. Overman and Miss A. @.
Benton were out driving Saturday the horss
being frightened became unmanageable and
both ladies were thrown from the carriage,
resulting in fractured collar bone for Miss
Benton and badly sprained wrist for Mrs.
Overman. The carriage was somewhat de-
molished.
Mrs. Maggie Goodrich of Chesterfield has
been spending two or three days with Mrs.
Sarah Dunbar.
There will be a prayer meeting at the
church parlor Wednesday evening, October
IL.
Mrs. Nettie Tedtord of Lynn, Mass, has
been spending few days with her mother,
Mrs. Moriarty.
Lloyd Goodnow spent Sunday at home.
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Page-Brick.

Michael Page and Margaret Brick were
united in marriage at St. Charles church
at o'clock Tuesday morning, Rev. FIR.
Corcoran officiating. Miss Nellie Cray
was bridesmaid and John Cray best man.
The ushers were p. E. McAuliffe and P.
c. Cray. The bride wore a very pretty
gown of blue corded silk with white lace
over white satin and pearl passementerie
trimmings. The bridesmaid wore a dress
of blue and both wore hats to match. The
wedding march was played by Miss Minnie
OBrien and during the ceremony Miss
Margaret Cray sang "My Souls Awaken
ing" and W. E. Bowtell ''In Perfect Love
Abiding" Their future home will be with
an a mt of the bride, Mrs p. j. Teahan, ON
the New Terrace where a reception was
held in the evening.
The g DOM is an employee of the Inter-
national Paper com, any and the bride was
employed at the laundry for some time.
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Rev. IL. S. Davidson, b. d., recent
graduate of Princeton university and now
pastor of the Presbyterian church OF
Bridgetown, N. S., and Mrs, Davidson
have been enjoying their honeymoon in
different parts of New England, They
spent the past week with Mr., Davidson's
sister, Mrs. G. w. Cox on Burt Place.
Several left yesterday noon for the
Dewey celebration at Montpelier, among
the number being Mrs. G. E. Howard,
Eugene E. Griffith, c. H. Robb and wife,
and Miss Eleanor Carruthers A goodly
number more left last night and this morn
ing. Some 80 members of Holy Cross
Commandery, Knights Templar, had a
special car attached to the so train this
morning, About 25 members of the Can
ton also expected to go up. 1t is prob
able that Bellows Falls is represented to-
day by at least 100 people.
The associates of the Junior Auxiliary
of Emmanuel church entertained the Juniors
at the rectory last Thursday evening, and
party of about % enjoyed pleasant oc-
casion. During the summer the young
ladies have been engaged in trying to ac-
emulate dollar by various devices, and
part OF the evening was taken up with a
poetic rehearsal of their struggles and ex-
periences in acquiring this amount. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served, and the remainder of the time de-
voted to social amusements.
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James o. Walker advertises his stock farm
produce and household goods at auction Octo-

James o. Walker advertises his stock farm
produce and household goods at auction Octo-
Der 10.
George d. Clough was in town Saturday.
Herman Parker spent Sunday at the home
of his father, Henry Parker.
Mrs. 1. Frank Baldwin was in Claremont
Tuesday making arrangements for her dane
ing classes
George s. Bond has improved his home
by the addition of q conservatory which opens
out of the music room aud also added a coat
of glorious red paint to his factory buildings.
A child of George and Emma Allbee Hill
was brought from Ludlow Saturday for burial
in the village cemetery.
Glasses for dancing and singing and cur
rent event club are among the talked-of pos
sibilities for the winter.
Mrs. Newton and family will move to New
port for permanent residence as soon as pos
sble.
A "kitchen j1nket" was enjoyed last Fri.
day evening at the 1, o. o. F. hall under the
management of Gilbert Richardson.
Henry Adams is employed at the gravel
pit, Hunts Crossing, as night Waterman, one
of his duties being to make steam on the
steam shovel es ch morning.
H. E. Bond is spending few days at Sara
toga Springs.
Rev B. S. Lassiter arrived in town last
Saturday, his wife and daughter being de-
tanned in Holvoke because OF Mrs. Lassit or 8
| illness. Mr.. Lassiter returned to Holyoke
Monday and as soon as his wife RECEIVERS suffi-
GENTLY they will proceed to their home here.
Stratton Walker left today for Boston for
a brief vacation.
The public meeting announced for last
Saturday regarding the location of corn
| cannery in town was not largely attended. 1t
is great pity that an industry of this kind
should 60 elsewhere because of lack OF int sr-
est.
The combined skill of physicians and nurses
and the devoted care of his family awaited
nothing and Mr.. Newton passed away Thurs.
day afternoon after severe illness of ton
| days. He leaves wife, three daughters ano
an infant son. The case is of unusual sad
ness and the heartfelt sympathy of all is ex
tended to the bereaved ones. Funeral serv
ices we're held Monday at the house which hat
been his homo for only q month, Rsv. T. d
Howard officiating. The remains were takel
to Newport for burial accompanied by tn
family, a brother of Mrs. Newt On, friends from
Newport, who attended the services here ant
MI. aud Mrs. G. II. Bradford.
MS. Foster Hastings died Wednesday, DC
tober 4, attar many years of feeble health, a
the aye OF 81. Ser husband, son and
daughter survive her and have the sympathy
of the com munity in their loss. Funera
services re held Friday afternoon, DR.. o
S. Davis fiji ciating in the absence of her pas
tor. Rev. h. L. Blake.
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CHARLESTOWN.

Mrs. Alkaline Chadbourne has been enter.
tanning her cousin, Mrs. Baker of Cleveland,
Ohio,a and Mrs. Goddard OF Orange, Mass. She
will close her house next week and go to
Henry and family.
Mrs. Mary Gushing Gibson is in town, the
guest of Mrs. Stephen Searle.
Rev and Mrs. W BIT. Smith have returned
from their camp in the Adirondacks and are
enjoying their beautiful residence here.
Walter Boswell is again jrnitor of Silsby
library building.
Mrs Knowlton frequent guest at the
Squirrel Inn, has returned to her home
in Cambridge, Mass. Her daughter, Miss
Jessie will remain here during October.
Mrs. G. T. Hull, the modiste, goes to Bos-
ton October 81 Tor her semi-annual engage
ment in DR.. Parks Putnam's family.
Mrs. F. W. Embree und son, Mrs Brown
and Miss Amy are at the Naples.
The wedding of Miss Jennie Daggett, who
taught here recently, to Frank II. Mark,
took place at her home in Gageville Tuesday,
October 10.
Guy Smith is working in photographer
studio in Bratteboro.
Miss Addie Swan has entered the employ
of Mrs. Catherine Paris.
Cards have been received announcing the
recent marriage of Ned Hodgkins, son of
the late Wister and Maria (Robertson) Hodg-
kins, to Miss Emma WEIGH of Atlantic, Iowa.
Samuel Richardson of Lempster, IAN uncle of
Gilbert Richardson, has purchased, for inn
mediate occupancy, the place known as the
Gould place in Snumpshlre.
The Women's Alliance of the Unitarian
society met with Mrs. Darrah Tuesday af-
ternoon. This meeting is the first of q series
to be held this winter for the study of the Old
Testament,
DIR. and Mrs. Waterman and Miss Char
lotte returned Saturday night after an alb
sence of three weeks, instead of one as they
intended.
James Leary, Globe reporter, and ne of
Charlestown's capable sons, is IN New York
to report the yatch race.
Miss A. NJ Robertson goes to Bellows
Falls Mondays and Thursdays for her kinder
garten music class.
Our railroad management is making
improvements along the line in the way
of new cattle guards, painting bridges, etc.
W. E Way has been at his home here for
few days.
One hundred pounds of honey were taken
from the belfry of the church at North
Charlestown, and will bs sold to obtain mon
ey for painting the church.
The wedding of David Cahalane and Miss
Eliza Harrison took place at st. GATHERINGS
church Wednesday, October 4. The bride
and groom were attended by Miss O'Neil
and Michael Cahalane of Keene, and both
bride and maid were attired in dainty suits of
grey. A reception was held at the home of
the groom's parents on River street, where
the newly married couple will reside on their
return from brief journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. s. Marble visited in Cav
endish. VT, recently.
Rev. T. d. Howard will exchange with
Rev. c. F. Mcintyre of Marlboro, N. H.,
next Sunday.
Dan Cahalane, wife and SON of Keene were
in town last week to attend the Harrison
Cahalane wedding.
Miss Fletcher has removed her benches,
show cases and remaining stock of goods to
her home and will be pleased to do any
work in her line and to receive purchasers.
She win also take orders for silver and jewell
~.
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Carpenter. Tebbets.

An item OF interest to many of our peo-
pie occurred at Waltham, Mass Thursday
afternoon, October 5, when Miss Abbie
Loretta Carpenter and Mr.. Clarence Teb-
bets were welded.
The bride, daughter Of the late Alfred
and Martha Carpenter, having spent most
OF her girlhood 10 this place and vicinity,
is we'll known and highly esteemed by
many friends. The groom has for num-
Der OF years been resident of Waltham
and is the treasurer of the Waltham En-
cry Wheel Co.
The marriage was at the beautiful resi-
dence OF the groom, corner OF Summer and
Church streets, Rev. DIR. Harrington oil
the first Congregational church officiating.
1t was very pretty service with ring.
The bride, handsome brunette, was be-
comingly gowned in figured pearl-colored
silk with trimmings of mousseline de sole,
and wore no ornament save a pearl sun.
burst with diamond centre, the gift o.
the groom. There were no bridesmaids OF
ushers. An informal reception and we'd
ding lunch followed the ceremony.
The happy couple left for Boston by
carriage at FIVE O'Clock to be absent on 6
tour of two or three weeks. A shower O.
good wishes and rice, punctuated by &
slipper or two, following them to the car
risge. Among the guests present were the
groom's mother from Bangor, Me, the
brides twin brother, Allie Carpenter ant
Miss Della Locke of Lawrence, the mother
and sister Mrs. M. l.. Carpenter, Mis-.
Clara Carpenter of Newton, Mr.. and Mrs
George o. Guild and DR.. George anc
wife of this place, other relatives ane
friends from Springfield, HOLSTER, Acton
Somervllle, Newton and Waltham.
There were mum 81 Gus and costly pres
displayed in an upper room and the hous
throughout was tastefully decorated wit
palms, ferns and cut flowers, the ba.
window where the couple stood having
dainty tracery of asparagus fern and carna
ton pinks entwlned about and above it. W
feel assured that the friends here will ten
der congratulations.
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w. W. Stickney and wife lett Tuesday for
Burlington en- route for Montpelier to be
present at the Dewey celebration.
DR.. and Mrs. Browne left town Monday for
visit at Mrs. Brownies home in Baltimore,
Md.
Mrs. E. l.. Fullam returned to her home in
Springfield Saturday.
l. W. Gale and wife returned Friday from
Boston where Mr.. Gale went to have a cat
aract removed. The operation was success
and the eye is improving.
DR.. and Mrs. Bl yant arrived home from
Boston Saturday.
Mrs Mills has gone to Perkinsville to care
for Mrs. Dallas Pollard and her infant
daughter.
Mrs Burtis and Miss Washburn have re-
turned to New York city.
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4" The Christian"

"The Christian" will receive its premier
presentation in Bellows Falls Wednesday,
October 49,, at the opera house for one
night only.
"The Christian" has proved the play of
the season. New Y ork crowded to see it
for 175 nights while Boston fell into line
with record of 10 consecutive nights.
Lieble & Co. will give the great play in
all its artists on the American stage
When Hall Game was in this country last
season In an interview about 1.-The Chris
tian," he was quoted as saying: The
play is not in the ordinary sense drama
tized version of The Christian. The
author has taken the two principal charac-
tiers of the novel, as well as the motive of
their relation to each other, and made an
independent drama of new incidents and
fresh surroundings, just as he might have
taken two characters from history and con-
structed thereon play which could other
wise have no claim to historical truth.
The management announces the scale of
prices for the Christian enjoyment here
will range from so cents to 81, the best
seats being placed at 81. In New York
and Boston during the run of 1.-The Chris
tian" the same seats commanded 81 so and
50 each and were quickly purchased at
that.
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PUTNEY.

Mr.. Converse shot wild cat last week
near East Putney that weighed 20 pounds.
Norman Cobb, postmaster, merchant and
blacksmith of Putney Falls, has taken advan-
tage of the United States bankruptcy law;
liabilities or assets not given.
A few weeks ago Elihu Wilson's house
was broken into and So in cash and articles
of clothing taken. Detective Wheeler has
been working on the case several days and
Monday two boys were brought before JUS
tice Aver to answer to the charge of burglary.
Will Pierce is on the sick list.
Several from here will go to Montpelier
Dewey day to see the great admiral-and
have their pockets picked
M. G. Williams has a new clerk in the per-
son of his nephew, Guy Williams of Chester,
to fl the vacancy made by Bert Patterson,
who has gone to Baltimore to study dem
tistrv.
DR.. and Mrs. Foster will go to Montpelier
| to attend the Dewey celebration. The doc
tor is on the Introductory committee.
Herbert Huntley and Abbie Kendall came
home from Goddard seminary, Barre, on &C.
count of the breaking out of typhoid fever
| which closed the school for awhile.
| Eugene Matthews of Healdville, formerly
clerk in M. G. Williams store. has been VISIT.
| ing in town.
There was dance in the town hall Tues
day evening; music by Fairs orchestra.
Harry Amidon has his new cider mill rum
ming and is doing rushing business.
| DR.. Foster is having his house painted; n.
B. Powell and Eugene Ranney are doing the
| work.
| Mrs. I. B. Puffer has been visiting her
niece, Mrs. Cook.
| Charles Woodward remains about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Crawford left Tuesday
for stay of few weeks in Boston.
Tobacco is curing in nice shape and Will be
ready to take down the first rain in Novem>
Der.
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THE ORGANIZATION.
A New Hospital.

The medical fraternity in this place are
thoroughly convinced OF the need OF hos
Pital in this place. Several meetings have
been held aud the matter has been dis
eussed pro and con. A public meeting
mas been called for P. M. next Monday
evening in banquet hall, when the matter
VIII be laid before the citizens of the place
In detail. All are invited and urged to be
present. There are many good reasons
why Bellows Falls should have hospital
and al we regret that lack of space torbids
'he enumeration of some of them at this
time. Those attending thu meeting Mon
day night will hear them all.
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George q. Stone, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
Westminster, IS. for said District, To
all persons interested in the estate of George
I'll. stone, late of Rockingham, IN said dis
trict, deceased. GREETING.
Whereas, Angelina G. Stone, has pre-
sented to this Court an Instrument purport-
ing to be the last VIII of said deceased, for
probate:-You are hereby notified that this
Court will decide upon the probate of said
Instrument at the session thereof to be held
at the Probate office in Bellows Falls, in said
Districts on the 4th day OF Noyember, AID. 1899.
when and where you may appear and con-
test the same, If You see cause.
IZINA II. ALL BEE. REGISTER.
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Catherine M. Hughes Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
Westminster. IS. for said District. To
all persons interested in the estate of
Catherine NJ. Hughes. late of Rockingham. in
said District, deceased, GREETING.
You are hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon the allowance of the &C.
count of Preston HI Hadley Executor up
on said estate, and decree distribution
thereof to the persons entitled, at the
session thereof o be held at the Pro-
bate ONCE III Bellows Falls on the 4Lh day of
November, A. ID. 1899, when and where you
may be heard in the premises, if you see
cause.
ZINA III. ALAEEE, Register.
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Waldo A, Thrasher Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, By the Probate
Westminster, IS. Court for said Dis
trict. To all persons interested in the estate
OF Waldo A. Thrasher, late of Rockingham,
in said District, deceased. GREETING.
You are hereby notified that this court will
decide upon the allowance of the account of
Roswell E. Thrasher, executor upon said es-
tate, 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 Novem 1er, A. ID. 1899, when
and where you may be heard in the premises
II you see cause.
ZINA n. ALLBEE, Register.
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BARTONSVILLE.

George Fl. Fairbanks has sold his place to
Moses Snow of Chester and gives possession
in two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brown recently WIS.,
tied his sister, Mrs. G. G. Fowle.
Charles Davis and wife and Fred Davis,
Delos Ellison and wife and Oscar and Ina
Ellison attended the wedding of Miss Jennie
Daggett at Bellows Falls Tuesday. Miss
Dsggett is niece of Mr.. Ellison and Mrs.
Davis.
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Me'srs; Kennedy, Humphrey and Flynn,
stepped out several months ago, and new
parties had to be interested. He has been
ably assisted by Geo. A. Weston, Esq,
THE ORGANIZATION.
A meeting of the stockholders was held
.ast Friday. All thu original subscribers
=. 70 stock were released from their obliga-
uons and the following officers were elect
ea; President, J. II. Holton of Burling-
ton; treasurer, S @. Morehouse of New
maven, Conn.,. clerk, George A. Weston
Of Bellows Falls; directors, G. w. Blakes-
lee' ID. w. Blakeslee, S. C. Morehouse,
y, A. Blakeslee, j. H. Holton, John F.
alexander and G. l.. Barber.
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A SURE THING.

Electric Road Being Built-GradlnS was
Begun Notwithstanding About
the New Company.
The most pe,simistic umbeliever must
now admit that the Bellows Falls-Saxton,
River electric road will be built. Opera
tions have already begun and the road will
be pushed to completion as rapidly as pos
sible.
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Active operations IN building the roat
give general satisfaction. All are pleased
and none the less SO because outside par.
ties are to assume all financial risks. Those
who have declared that the road will no
pay and have expressed profound sympa
thy for the small stockholders who were
sure to be gobbled up, can now have moth
ing to say unless by some crooked logi'
they can show that the road will be a dam
age to the town even though built by some
one else's money. In the opinion Of man!
Mr.. Holton deserves much credit for tn
hard work he has done, and the courage
be has manifested under discouraging CON
ditions. His three Burlington friends
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GROUND BROKEN.

Ground was broken n the church pro-
perry near Gageville last Thursday by j.
ii. Holton and Geo. A. Weston. Each
seized shovel with muscular grip and
spoiled few grass roots. 1t is needless
to add that they will not do all the grading,
The actual work Of grading began Tues
day morning on the rise near the water
trough. The entire highway will be cut
down about four feet, and travel will mean
while pass through the Church meadow.
Engineer Nash has been at work all the
week making the final surveys.
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FOR ANACORTES, FAIRHAvEN, NkN
WHATcOM AND VANCOUVER. b. {.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
MCNtiNams Master
McWillisms. Master.

Leaves Yesler Wharf every Monday. Wsa
nes3sy and Friday II 1850 p. m,
Leaves Vancouver Tuesday and Tng'r
day at 10 q. m. for Seattle direct. arsfvu
10 a. m following day,
Leaves Vancouver Saturday 10 .. q: ~
Whatcorn Fairhaven, Anaeortes and Sas
tie arriving Seattle y. IN. sunday
Connects al An8cortps with 3. h \. ~.
and at Vancouver with steamers for NJ
naimo and New Westminster and win g
F. r. trains for all points East
For freight or passage apply az fets
Wharf or at office of Vancouver As,
Mutual Life Building.
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The EVERETT
& MONTE CRlSTO
RAILWAY.

The only route 10 tie popular and active
mining districts Of Gold Basin (;orjoo
creek Martin Creek Silverton. Daar
Creek Goat Lake and Monte Cris.o
The scenic route for tourists, fishing nm,
camping parties.
For rates and other information address
nearest local agent, or
5. y. BAIRD
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STEAMER DISCOVERY

For Port Townsend, snacortsE. aifb. ~
Whatcotn, Friday Harbor ana sochs ~.
Dor. rv.xrse.
Leaves Yesler dock Sundays. "eah"
DAYS and Fridays a. 2. m.
VI r ATKINSON, Maasss-
Once IL and IL Boston Block. Tsisss'"
Main is9
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leaves for Tacoma and oiyran.s An.
Sspt Sundays, AZ a. u. Rs;uro,., y
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STEAMER FAIRHAvEN.

Leaves Central dock. Seattle s.,,v :, :
Z. m. except Saturday. ReturnlnS 80
Ia Sonner AT a. Ia. daily EXCEPT tn1s.-
,oucning al Edmonds, Clinton nrssss
po,n'; langley. Coupeville. San a. ~
Yak haTnoF, Utsaiady and Ia Conn9
La conner Trading and Transpertn,tu
Company. Owners. Telephone Va!n IA
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STE MFRS.

SEATTLE Il ENEEETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY,
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE EVERETT AND EDMOSDs
ROUTE
Tine Csr9-Leayss Seattle a m = "a
ana 5 .. IA. leaves Everett ELS H. m
- .. and s:l5 ? ri.
Three round trips daily except sunday
Coun~cttoDs-At Seattle With -he steamer
Flyer for Tacoma. A. Everett win ire
steamer AisaGn for Saohcnlsh arc vita
the Everett 4 Monte Crtsf0 Railway for
Monte CTtSto and vaF sfaftoGS
Colusn Deck Seattle Mercqansa' Dock
Everett Telephone. Seattle Rel 81 Ev-
erett. s.
l. 2 SCOTT. Maaagsr.