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Evening star., 1900-02-24
Honorable Mention of District Volun
teer,

The Army and Navy Register of Febru-
AIRY II says:
'"rhe following order will be issued from
the headquarters of the army: With the
approval of the Secretary of War, the ma
jor general commanding directs that the
following names of officers and enlisted
men. United States army, and civilians
engaged in military operations, who, at
the places and on the dates specified. dis
tinguished themselves by especially meri-
tGrious acts or conduct in service be
nounced:''
Here follow the names of a large num-
ber of such Officers and men. with brief
notice of the circumstances in each case,
among which is: August is, 1898, Q. NJ.
Sergt. Reginald B. LOCKER, Company II,
1st District of Columbia Volunteer Infan-
try: For meritorious conduct in saving at
the risk of his own life. a soldier from
drowning in the Bay of Guanica, off Fort
Capron. Porto Rico"
Evening star., 1900-02-24
"If they're Eich's
shoes they're proper. ]"
Ten=One F-Cor. 10th.
entire builliug).


When YOU come here to
choose voUr new Spring
Footwear Won will not only
find rs better prepared than
ever before, hut shaH 5ag The
1-rg- st md most cCrple.c Va
riety oi exclusivelE slvlish
footwear OF any shoe shop III
this country.
This is an absolute fact
not mere newspaper talk
and a visit here will substan-
tiate it.
An entire floor devoted to
the selling OF ladies' shoes.
An entire floor devoted to
the selling OF mems shoes.
Another floor given entire
ly to ladies slippers and nov
city footwear and still another
to chi .lren's footwear.
Think OF the variety OF
such stock-virtuallv un-
limited.
A splendid illustration OF
the superior efficiency OF this
store Is in the children 5 de
partment. where can be had
not only school and dress
shoes. but dainty dancing
slippers and all the novelties
which are proper.
No other store can show
more than a handful of
STYLES in shooting. riding,
golfing. surveying and pros
pecting boots, vet here You
find them in profusion. And
Just now the mail order de-
partment is sending pair after
pair OF surveying and pros
pecting boots to Manila,
Porto Rico. Cuba and else
where. while the demand for
golfing. shooting and riding
boots was never so great.
B. Rich's Sons,
.'High-Gradr Footwear,
Ten-One F-Corner 10th.
Entire building)
1t
Evening star., 1900-02-24
MARRIED..

BARroN-HARRINGTuN. On "Wednesday Felr,l-
AIRY Il. 1890, at 81. Margaret's Church toy tn.
Rcv. Herbert Scott Smith. assisted hy Rev.
Frank H. Bartvr. bruther Of the crzrnrn. EDG Ar
BRoNN BARTON II 81. Paul Mimi to CORA
HARRINGTON Of Washington u. T.
DANlS-IlI DSON on February Is 1900 hv The
Rev. Newell Dwight Hills Of Plymouth Chur,-h
Brooklyn. y. y. JAMES ". DAVIS TO Mss
Lr1TA HUDSON of Washington, ID. &.
Evening star., 1900-02-24

EF lis ut"N's-:it-i suas'tN 6. ~. Numm's FL Il
t'if "tiiI'>l al! t'ssuIl - ami i3Yl-,.fsi lA .Gi
Gases i lSl'H. or l-l--. psfrr' Than nt'scr
brand With thu So. uf ,-lai.-nSt wines
is quality viii h. Rain Sind. ana Nina.r
TOW Imported, ;uals itS best predecessors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
BARTONSVILLE.

Last Saturday as Jim Darling was coming
down from the town farm woods with load
of four-foot wood, the wood suddenly slipped
ahead carrying Mr.. Darling down on the
evener with one foot on the pole and the
other between one { f the horses legs. The
horses ran about 80 rods and kicked him
slightly twice, but luckily Royal Gammell
started to come down shorter route and
being ahead Of Mr.. Darling at some
risk he seized the horses and stopped
them and jim crawled out from his perilous
position. Mr.. Gammell said $4,000 would be
no temptation for him to take such ride.
The sneak thief, who carried off some
corned beef and took some sheets from the
clothes line at the town farm perhaps thinks
he is not known. He had better stop now or
he may get justice dealt out in q way that
will not agree with his health.
Mrs. Millie Norris of Westmoreland, N H
came to see her aunt, Mrs. Winchester.
George Angel from Somerville, Mass was
here few days recently.
The usual Thanksgiving program was vel
carried out in this vicinity, children and
grandchildren gathering at the old home.
steads.
Captain Walter Taylor is very low. TIT
other sick are improving.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
TOWNSHEND.

G. K. Hodgdon of the Boston postofic
spent f,w days with his family part { f ,asi
week.
Earl Underwood and wife of Gardner
Mass have been visiting friends in town,
Herbert johnson has finished work f,r Sid.
ney Carlton of Andover and returned home
f. w. Watson and family recently visited
friends and relatives in Peru.
Miss Fletcher, who has been on the sick
list, has so far recovered as to be out again.
Mabe Martin was on the sick list last week
Will Dutton, Jr., is failing.
The five children of N. W. Brooks speu,
Thanksgiving with their pa, ents. Mr. and
Mrs. HAITI eld of Saxtons River at Mrs. j D
Thayer's. Those going out of town were Mr.
and Mrs A. B. Greenwood and son Arthu,
at r. D. Greenwood's in Westminster; DR.
Parker and wife with friends in Fitchburg
Mass.
w o. Davis of Jamacia has moved onto hi.
fathers farm and will carry it on the coming
season.
Mrs. M. 8. Watson has returned home ate,
spending few weeks in Wardsboro.
K. A. Convey has traded his farm stock and
hay for property in Springfield to Burt Chel-
lis OF Claremont.
Fred Ford has gone to Brattleboro retreat
to work. where he will have the care OF the
poultry.
F. 8. Kimball's auction last week was vel
attended. Stock sold low. COWS selling fol
BIO to $40; the best hay $ll per ton,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
CAVENDISH.

Will Thompson and family spent Thanks.
giving in Saxtons River.
r V. Perkins and wifi, were In Felchvala
Thanksgiving.
Miss Msude Kendall spent few DAYS 40,
week in Felohville.
Mrs. Winslow of Boston is at her sister.
Mrs Clara Whites. q
Mrs. ID. j. Stimets' parents from Rutland
spent few days last week with her.
Dana Whitcomb Of Bel 'ows Falls was in
town few days last week. -
Mr. and Mrs W. W. Rhoades of Kesr.
N H., visited Mrs. K. L Davis last week
r. s. Elv, M. D., and wifs spent Thanks.
giving at Frank Ely's.
Frank Ely and family of Proctor snsr,
Thanksgiving at f. Ely's.
Leon Gay was at hons from school a fevv
days last week.
Mrs, Henry Spaulding and Harley Ormsbv
and wife have moved into the house vacated
by Jason Gay and wife.
Mrs George Whitcomb and family oil Bal.
lows Falls spent Thanksgiving with W. M
Bartlett and wife.
Fred Sperry spent Thanksgiving in Brat!s.
boro.
Miss Ida Wyman had friend visiting bA,
from Chester last week.
Mrs. L. E. White left Tor Providence, X
last week.
Mrs. Bert wvman of Bellows Falls has
been at her fathers, H. j. Whites.
Frank Follansbee has been in town.
Mrs. Remington aud daughter of Spriug.
field, VT, were in town last week.
Schools opened Monday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
GASSETTS.

Our school commenced Monday with Miss
French as teacher,
I wing Bovuton and w,fe returned to their
home in Hadlsy, Mass, Monday.
Mrs Alonz, Currier, after a long sickness.
died last Friday, Funeral services were held
at her home Sunday afternoon at one o'clock.
Burial was at North SprinP field cemetery.
She eft large family and friends to mourn
her llss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sexton of Pittsford and
Henry Currier of Cornwall, who were called
by the death of there mother, Mrs. Curri. r,
returned to their home Monday.
Mrs Archie Fuller returned to her home
in liremont Monday.
Nj, futile I Co cord. Mass, was at r. W.
Boynton's a couple f days last week.
Wi Lockwood ~ CT r.mont was in town
last week ,r q brief visit.
William shaw called on his aunt, Mrs. L.
@ Adams, l st week while on his way from
Troy, N. Y, to Massachusetts.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
| Neighborhood Items.
ANDOVER.

Alopzo Atwater aud son, Edwin OF Weston,
called at w. W. Wards Tuesday.
Charles l., Derby and wife are rel ,icin &
over the birth of an eight pound boy Tuesday,
November 27, John CHARLES.
Miss Cummings Of Mt. Holly visited Mr..
and Mrs. Divoll last week. ~ 49,
DIR. and Mrs. F. d Stoddard OF Providence,
r l., ate their Thanksgiving dinner with his
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Stoddard. E1l--sas--s
A hound was chasing deer in this neigh
borhood on last Thursday. 80 s-.
W. W. Ward and wife and G. K. Spaul ling
spent Thanksgiving at Simensville with theii
daughter and sister, Mrs. @. s. Leonard, and
family.
Mrs. Cummings of Mt Holly, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. G. L by, for sew
eral weeks is still caring tor her and the little
grandson.
Schoolfn district No. 4 commenced Mon
day with Mr.. Dotv as teacher.
w. A. Felt and Miss Mabel, and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M Gutterson were called to Chester
on Wednesday to attend the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. Percis Baldwin.
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Barr of Chester, Mr..
and Mrs Streeter Pinney and family ate their
Thanksgiving dinner with their children,
brother ar d sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Adrion Pin.
ney and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bates have finished
their work at Ludlow and were in town last
week.
Mrs Rosannah Fuller has finished work
for II. 1. Walker and is at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fuller and Master
Charlie speut Sunday with her parents, Will
liam Smith and wife at Simonsville.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
GRAFTON.

George Buffers went to Nashua. N H..
where he has secured work for the winter.
Harry and Sydney Pettengill were home
from Manchester Thanksgiving week.
Mr.. and Mrs, X L Walker from Bel ,ws
Fal we're at Judge Walkers Thanksgiving
day.
Nathan johnson from Vermont academy
spens Thanksgiving with Lynn Walker.
Miss Amy Davis aud Willie Bathric are
enjoying weeks vacation from Leland and
Gray.
We extend congratulations to our new
blacksmith, Ernest Coolidge, who was mar.
,ied Thanksgiving day to Miss Mabel Fair
brother Of Cambridgeport.
The schools in town began Monday. Mis-.
Agnes Fairbank teaches the primary and
Francis Palm sr the higher school in the vii.
lage; Miss Nellie Knesbury IN Howeville
Miss Adams from South Windham in the val.
lev; Miss Goodrich from Cambridgeport in
Hou ghtonville; Mr.. Chandler from Cheste,
at Pettengill Bridge; Mr. weeden fro n
Rockingham in the Eastman district; and
Miss Lois Bstchelder from Peru at the
Walker schoolhouse.
Master Leonard Virgin from New Yorh
spent Thanksgiving with his GRANDPARENTS
Mr. and Mrs NJ W. Wright.
Both churches will have Christmas exsr.
cises.
The W. g T U will meet with Mrs.. s. T.
Leonard Frid ~, December 7, at BPM.
Alden Wright from New York visited his
parents briefly last week, returning to his
home Monday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
ATHENS.

The thu 90 school, in town opened on Mon.
day of this week with Miss Dodge of Brattle-
boro as teacher in district No. l, Miss Cut.
ting of N orwich in No. 2 and Miss Austin of
Townshend in No. 8.
G. A. Swan returned from Montpelier ON
Wednesday the 28th.
Mr.. White of New Britton, Conn. rec nal
visited his sister, Mrs. Fannie Parkhurst.
Warren Ball spent Thanksgiving at Spring.
field.
W. A. Wyman and family spent Thanks.
giving at Gageville.
A. R. Wilcox, who has been spending some
time canvassing in Montpelier, Barre and
adjoining towns, returned to his home here
on Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Lewis accompanied her father
to his service on Sunday at .ernoon and gave
the congregation the pl ,asure of listening to
fine solo entitled, "The bird with broken
pinion."
Although having no settled pastor at the
present time, tho Christian e adeavor society
still continues the Sunday evening and mid.
week prayer meetings.
Among those from out of town who spent
Thank sgiving hero were Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred
Farr Of Gageville with Mrs. Fairs mother,
Mrs, NJ. g. Upton; Mrs. Steven Smith with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. F. P. Durham
David Durham from Perkinsv,ll, with his
family and George Gardner and family Of
South London at Fred Hollands.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
WOODSTOCK

George L. Myers went to West Lebanon
Thanksgiving to spend the day with hi,
brother at White River Junction. He met
some men he was acquainted with who were
going to West Lebanon on . shitter and they
ask ed him to ride over with them. He stood
on the rear pl Atform and when they arrived
st West Lebanon he jumped of, not on on.
side a. tho others did, but stepped of at the
rear on the track. The engine reversed aud
b, cked down in . second. Mr.. Myers not OK
ne cling it, was knocked down and his lef. les
was caught and crushed. He WAS Carried te
his brothers house and tho limb was ampu
lated about tour inches below the knee. ID
is still at his brothers and is reported as be
ing comfortable rs could be expected.
Rev. W. H. Robinson, who has supplied a
St. James chuI Oh during Rsv. Mr.. Ewing,
absence, ! sit f)r Fair Haven Friday where ht
Will supply through the month Of Dscem
Der.
Rev. George B. johnson Of Burlington Of
iciated at st. James church Sunday. Mr.
Ewing is expt cted to return this week.
George Aitkin was appointed by Gov
Siiesney last week . member Of the stat,
board Of agriculture. Mr.. Aitkin is manage,
OF the Billings farm.
The D ,rtmouth giee and mandolin clubs o.
twenty tour members will give an entertain
ment ut Music hail December IA.
Archie n. Mackenzie of Boston and Harry
b. johnson Of New YORK spent Thanksgiving
at their homes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
SIMONSVILLE,

Mrs Il. D Marsh of Boston and Mrs. II at
tie Dutton and son, Clifford, were entertain &C
Thank sgivirg day at Henry Marsh's.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Holden have be Q,
sick with throat trouble but are now cow q
lsscent.
Services at the church Sunday; speaker
Miss Campbell of Mortified, Mass. She vii
speak next Sunday morning as the church .
II DEL ,cK.
Mrs. Matte Dutton and SOD, Clifford, have
returned to their homo in Peru after = pleas.
ant visit here among friends.
H. N. Bsebe, the veteran trapper, has II
lsbors.
Mrs. E. N. Hazeltine recently entertained
her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Briscoe, and two
children, and friend, Mrs. Clarence Bailey
Of Proctorsville.
During the month Of November 128 books
and 30 magazines we're in circulation from
the library IN this place.
Mrs. P. T. Marsh received telegram Fri
day that her granddaughter, Rena SIN tn, Of
Springfield, Mass, was dangerously ill
Mira. Marsh Immediately went to see her
We hope to hear of her recovery.
G P Eldred has purchased the Brook
farm in Chester and moved there.
Mrs. Eldred was called to Lowell, Mass, t.
see her sister, who 10 very i'll.
F.E Fuller has returned homo from hi
work in Windham His sister, Mrs. Wills
Cutler, will keep house for him during the
winter and her son, Ray, will attend schoo
hare,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
FELCHVILLE.

Bertha Baldwin spent last week with her
parents here returning to Woodstock Mon.
day.
A union servics was heli in the Universe
list church Thursday evening. 1t WAS lil,
interesting aud wei attended.
Ida White has returned from Ludlow wher,
she has been at work several weeks.
School commences Monday, Miss Driver
teacher.
Maud Kendall was the guest of Kate Whit
last week, returning to her work in Csven
dish Monday.
Mrs. o. 8. Holden is on the sick list. Bsr
Davis and son Albert arc both quite sick.
Mrs II. Totman Of South Ponfret was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. Ellis Cross is at the hotel for few
days f. m her home III Springfield.
Sam Kendall of Rutland WAS in town for
few da, . last week.
The ground is covered with snow maxim,
1t neither sleighIng nor wheeling
The Thanksgiving ball at the Valley Hou,,
was = succ IS; lzrss patty we're III attend
| ance and al vas peasant and orderly.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
EAST WEsTMORELAND.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Aldrich have gone to
Washington, D. c., to spend the winter.
Frank w. Aldrich of Fnchburg, Mass.
spent Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs. NJ
NJ. Norris.
Mrs. Eta Hager of Keene and her daugh.
ter Nellie of Athol spent Thanksgiving at
their home with Mr.. and Mrs, Sumner Par
ker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvira Aldrich entertain ed
Carol Capron and family, +. Webster AL
drich and family, Frank Brooks and family
and Mrs. Emeline Farnham Thanksgiving
day.
Hiram Woodward is home rom Keene suf.
fering with sore eye caused by piece Of
steel which got in while he was working in
the machine shop.
Rev. L. F. Shepardson attended . mimi
ter's meeting in Ksene Monday.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at F. P
Halls.
Walter Piercs, tho mail carrier, has been
laid up the past week with q lame back.
Willie Pierce Of Brattleboro spent Thanks.
giving with his parents.
News was received here last week that J.
z. Fuller is criIicslly i'll in Athol, Nass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
NORTH CHESTER.

Mrs. Mary Ann CLARK of Ciaremont came
Wednesday OF last week aud is caring for her
sister in-las, Mrs. +. N. Sherwin, who il
quite out of health.
Little AL ce Fuller has returned to hel
home In Rutland after passing several weeks
vii her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. g. W,
Perry.
Mrs Sarah Z. Waterman, who has been q
0ue.t of her SOD, G. Ii. Water man, and fam
,ly returned to her home In Shrewsbury Last
week.
Miss Ruby Smith, who 10 TEACHING in
I, yerett, Mass, passed Thanksgiving week
At her home in this village.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
ACWORTH.

We have had a few days OF very good
sleigbing but not snow enough for heavy
sled1ing.
Doctor Young Ct Charlestown was called to
visit Mrs. George Bailey last week. she being
i'll with an attack of bilious fever. At the
time of writing she seems to be gradually re-
covering but is yet quite weak.
Charles Barlow of Langdon has Just pur.
chased the B. P. Wood farm on the road to
Claremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Woodbury. Of Holyoke
and Miss Nellie L. Woodbury. Of Boston were
At the old homestead here for Thanksgiving
William Brooks Of Holyoke arrived at II.
n. Hayward's on Thursday just ia season
fer the turkey.
A sAD ACCIDENT.
Little Carl Pecor, aged about nine years,
who has been living in the family Of j. B.
Tracy, while in the mill of John Wheeler at
Reyes, fe Il into the corn cracker, which was
in full motion, and one foot and ankle was SO
badly mangled that amputation was neces.
sary.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
Janette. n. Nxzzy Estate.
State News.
Six Temporary lnjunctions.

Chancellor Ty'er granted halt dozen
tssPora y mjunctions against liquor deal
sss In Rutland FRIDAY on nuisance pro-
seedlings insfituted by States Attorney
9torae L. Rec The persons er joined
ere the proprietors o. thu Brunswick House.
j h" n. Organs drug It re and c ev-land
. Grifin's drug store. The case again.t
Frederick Fem vas continued a. the de-
fsadant is quarantined in bis house The
btsinirg Of rh-s- j jarctI, ms was the last
ast in Mr.. R'ce's official career.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
HOUGHTONvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Gallup spent Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Martin, in Chester.
Mrs. Bushee has finished work ut Charles
Abbott's.
"Billy" Austin has finished work TOR @. II.
Sanders and gone from here. Alfred Austin
has also finished his labors in tho mill and is
going to work in Saxtons River.
A. D. Thomas, who has been quite sick, is
reported some better.
Mrs. Avery Park of Chester was At D. n.
Twitchel's few days last week. Mr.. Twiteh-
ell is in very poor hesl.h.
Will Clayton is visiting at 81. Wooley's.
A. O. Nourse has recently purchased fin Q
Jersey cow Of L. A. Ballou of Chester.
Mr.. Howe OF Jamaica il running the en-
CINE in G. H, Sanders mill.
School begins December 8, Edith Good
rich of Cambridgeport teacher.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
David CItv. Neb.. April I. 100

David City. Neb., April /, 1900.
Genesee Pure Food Co. LIE Roy, N. Y:
Gentlemen-I must say in regard to GRAIN
We have used it for years. MY brother was a
great coffee drinker. He was taken sick and
the doctor said coffee was the cause of it,
and told us to use Grain.O: We got package
but did not like 1t at first, but now would not
be without 1t. My brother has been well
ever since we started to use it.
Yours truly, LILLE SoCHOR.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
Tough Psint.

The toughest psi now known is Deyo.
lead and zinc. Enc aud grinding make i.
so.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
Zinc and Grinding make

Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice
as long as lead and oil mixed by hand
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
BRATTLEBORO.

1t really looks as though the Central Yer.
n ont road might order the narrow auge line
10 be OF standard gauge. The road is beng
surveyed with view in determining if it is
practicable.
David Carey, an emp oye of Bl odgett &
Dewitt, and Miss Nano Butler we're married
last Thursday morning at the Roman Cath q
&c church by Rev. Patrick Cupningha
Thomas Carey Of Fitchburg was best man,
and the sister OF the bride, from CIaremo al, ,
N. H, was bridesmaid. A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony at the Carey home on
Elliott street.
George Gonyer, who was arrested Wednes-
day night of last week on suspicion of hav-
ing robbed the cash. drawer in the Office of
the Valley Grain company, was taken before
Justice Newton Friday morning and bound
ever in $3.50 for appearance before the grand
jury. b. g. Barber appeared for the state
and A. f. Schwenk for the defendant.
DEATH OF PRANK H. EMERSON.
The death Of Frank H. Emerson came with
great suddenness to his relatives and friends
and chatting with his friends f,w hours be-
tore his death, they found it hard to reanze
that he had so suddenly crossed the river OF
death. 1t was as he would have wished it.
There have been few persons of late years
more widely known in this vicinity than Mr..
Emerson, and certainly none that created
more innocent amusement than he by his
tests and wit. His father was a landlord
many years ago, and bnt few now living can
| remember when the Vermont house, over
which the father presided, stood where the
town hall now stands. The son inheri ed his
love of innocent sport from the father
Bill Emerson, a brother, was known as
min t 81 all over the country, and more
than rs years ago the small boys all over the
land we're whlstling and singing Billy
Emerson's ditty, Perhaps she's on the rail.
way with a sport so fair" As boy of Il
years, Frank H. Emerson served his country
we'll as drummer, going to the front with
the 9th Vermont he was captured at Har'
per's Ferry, and he knew the terror OF con-
fnement by the confederates. He mad fol
them all and extracted fun from them. He
was . member of Ssdgwick Grand Army
post, and BY none was he more highly
esteemed than by his brother membsrs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
ziRc and Grinding make

Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice a.
long a. lead and oil mixed by hand.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1900-12-06
BELLOWS FALLS REAL
ESTATE AGENCY.
SEEMS INCREDIBLE WHAT $3.50
WILL BUY.
Price $3.50.

Price $3.50.
A farm of 90 acres, Ia story house of .
rooms with barn and sheds Best of running
water to house and barr, fine sugar bush
can set 1000 buckets; 800 buckets. evapora
tors and sugar.makiug outfit. Lots of fruit
2 IL miles to village.
Price $3.50.
ll2 story house, Z 10 ms, 2 piazzas, barn
with two stalls in nice Vermont village but q
step 10 hotel, stores, churches and SCHOOL,
Price $3.50.
2l.2 story building in fne condition, 80 by
~, for q wood working busine se, or could at
. small expense be used as house, in . smart
country village.
Price $3.50.
Lumber lot of $50 acres, 200 70 800 n pine
and hemlock lot Of hard wood lumber. Near
saw mill. railroad and village.
Price $3.50
Summer homo of l20 acres, 2-story house
ct rooms in fair repair, barn 80 BY 40; cat
this season 25 tons hayj lots OF fruit; sugar
orchard can set 500 buckets; lots of wood to
sell and some timber. This farm is on hill
and it Is a hill 8 IL miles to village.