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New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
TO DEDICATE THE HALL OF FAME.
BRONZE TABLETS CONTAINING TWENTY NINE
GREAT NAMES WILL BE UNVEILED
ON MEMORIAL DAY.


On MEMORIAL. DAY.
The senate of New-York University is actively
preparing for the dedication of the Hall of Fame
which will take place Memorial Day. The tab
let's of the twenty-nne great Americans who were
selected last October at the competitive election
held under the auspices OF the university senate
have nearly been completed and placed in position
ready to be unveiled the day of the opening
General invitations will be sent broadcast through
the city and its vicinity. Chancellor MacCracken'
who is president OF the university senate sala yes
terday that the opening ceremonies would not De
academic affair, but civic one and that prop
ably as many a ten thousand people would be
invited 10 attend. on the broad lawns adjoining
the Hail of Fame at University Heights. three
thousand seats have been provided for invited
guests, while there is standing room for thousands
The oration will be delivered by senator Depew,
fro m a stand in the Hall OF Fame park. The second
rart of the exercises will be in the colonnade
itself. The procession will enter the colonnade at
Ststesmen's Corner, where the hall VIII be for
nally declared open Then will follow the unveiling
of the bronze tablet bearing the names of Amer
icas great dead. The tablets will be unveiled by
the representatives OF patriotic and educational
associations.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30


OF NEW YoRK.-Jarhes l. Kane. Plaintiff. asans.
Judgment Foreclosure and sale. duly made and
tered above-entitied action bearing date the 10Th
day April. 1901 l. the undersigned. the Referee IN
said Judgment named. will sell Public Auction at the
New York Zeal Estate SalesroOrl. No III broadway m
the Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York on the
by Auctioneer the premises directed BY
judgment sold. therein described fol
certain piece parcel OF land with
dwelling thereon erected. situate. lying and
being in the City County and state of New York and
which particularly bounded and described fol
side of Convent Avenue. distant four hundred and
entynne $50 feet and six 80 inches northeriy from the
formed by the intersection OF the saSterly side
Convent with the norJhery side OF One hun
drei and fortyrst thence running eaSerly at
right angles Convent Avenue. and part OF the dis
norJherly and parallel with Convent Avenue (i
westerly right angles Convent Avenue.
OF the distance through party wall
dred (1GO) the easeTly side Of Convent
and southery along the said Easteriy side OF
Convent Avenue feet To the point place OF be
Together with all the right. title and
the parties OF the first Of and Convent
said premises Subject the restrictions
respecting and buildings confirmed IN
certain agreements recorded In Lber COOS OF Cor
veyances. page So. and Iiber 20Ii of Conveyances
page sos respectively so Tar as the same affect the
described premises.
Dated New York April 90 1901
CHARLES E r McCANN, Referee.
ROBERT NJ GIGNOCX. Attorney for Plaintiff. 81 Mas
Street. Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New YORK
following is diagram OF the property be sold
described above the street number being 40 Convent
Ave-, Manhattan. N V
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BJORNSEN's NEW DB4ua

copenhagen. April 2s.-BjornstJerne Biornsen,.
new f ar Drama una Paul Lens' has been produced here
present They constanty anns dliiiiy were
sen made speech OF thanks pJorh-
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15oth Street.

Dated New York. April 18th, 1901. -,
JOHN JEROLOMAS. Referee
JOHN l.. BROWER. FOR Plaintiff. 1855 and l5s
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New forS-
The approximate OF the liens charges 70 sax
!sfy which the described property Is 70 De sold
the s1I21 eiIoo interest thereon from tae
22d 1901 together with amounting 10
s2le 5i1oo and interest thereon from the 4th day oe
April. 1901 and allowances amounting 10 $500 lI-lUo
JOHN JEROLOMAN Referee
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The approximate aggregate OF the pla.att1s .
lien upon the premises with ana
ments is $5S6o53 and Of taxes assessments and warer
rates $3.50. ~
o. EDWARD B. LA FETRA. Referee.
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys Plaintiff
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned Monday Nav
5th, 1901, at same hour and place -
Dated New York. April 29th 1901
EDWARD 3. LA FETRA Refs-es.
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Gelu Oautc0-Ma!c.

\NTANTED FOR U. s. ARMY: Able bodied. unmarried
w between ages OF II and 2a citizens OF United
and temperate habits. who
speak read write English Recruits specially de-
sired for Philippines. Fo- information apply
10 RECRUITING OFFICER 25 THIRD Ave. 13a Park
+. 1cJth ST.. New York C:'y.
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Ne"-Haven Conn. April 2s.-For the use of the
musical department OF Yale University a new build
ha1 n "a ns erected In front OF the old College-st
,i aln VIII be connected with it The interior ~
'he Coliege-st hall viii be entirely renovated '' VI
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N PIrRSuANCE oil AM order of Bon. Ahner al

TN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abner q.
Thomas. a Surrogate of the County of New York
given toa having claims
John F. Allen of the County Of NewYorA deceased
present with vouchers thereof to the subscrb
at place of transactng business No.
Avenue. Sorcugh In the city OF New York.
before day OF July next.
Dated. New York. the LIST day of December. 1900
EMELINE ALLEN. Administrative.
HENRY MORRIS HAvIIAND. Attorney Administra-
trix 10 whitehall ST.. New Yorl.
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DrnnooOs.


CoIMILL PEARLS. simin Diamonds Delicious vioIette
- Perfumes; Giants Duchess Giants Reynier
Giants Albert: Lavaiere Corsets Unique Partisan
JAMMES. West STth-st
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foreclosure Sales.

feet thence northsrly and parallel with
nue. ninetynne feet eleven inches souhsrly lire
OF One hundred and fortieh Street and thence
along the southerly line of One hundred forteth
street twenty-five feet to tAe point place OF beginning
Dated New York Apr s. 1901.
EDWARD B. LA FETRA. Referee.
BOWERS e SANDS. Attorneys for PIaiatir 81 Na.
sau street. Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York
The following is diagram Of the property sold
as described above: - ~
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Mercer Street
Broadway.

Broadway
The premises described No lO6 Grand Street viii %
sold subject OF sixty-hve thousand dollars
with
Jst day January e0 and also. subject the leases
said premises.
Dated New York. April sth 1901
WILLIAM HENRY EALpANE. Referee.
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u c Thomas a Surrogate County Of New York
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claim.
against H. Roosevelt. late of the County
York deceased the with vouchers thereof
their place OF
M Wall Borough OF in
the Citv OF New York before he second dav OF
November next. New York 22d day OF APRIL
i90i JOHN E. ROOSEVELT. W. ENLEN ROOSE-
Executors. and 46 Wall Street Manhattan Borough.
New City.
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IN pursuance of an orde. of Hon. Abner c.

IN pursuance of an orde- of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas, Surrogate of the County Of New York.
is all claims
Henry Amy OF the County New York deceased 10
subscribers
at their place business. Street
in the city of New York. before the first day of
November next. Dated New York the fourth day of
April, 1901 LOUIS H. AMY, ERNEST j. II. AMY.
ALFRED V AMY Executors. EDWARD J MCGUIRE
Attorney for Executors. 81 Wall Street. Manhattan New
City.
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Gurroqatea' Notice.

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County of New
hereby given 10 all having claims
against George H. Bend, late OF the County OF New
the with vouchers thereof
subscriber riace OF transactIng
Office Nash & Jones. No 63 Wall Street. In the
City of New-York. before the fourteenth day OF
June next.
LIZZIE A. BEND.
Administrative.
NASH =: JONES. Attorneys for Administrative. 63 Wall
Street Borough of Manhattan. City of New-York.
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Ciip Gotcls.
Gxenrslons.

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Room 416 lbs Broadway New York
We arrange all the details OF your visit. We
hotel private house accommodations
your baggage and important point
for in advance.
go n parties: youY own ,tr,e
and when ready.
Desirable accommodations. Reasonable rates
cENO FOX bOOkLET. Mention Tribune
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Gearhers

DR. W. G. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes or
j. at III E. S2dct. Two pupils received in family
TNXPERT EDCCATION-Boys and backward youths
IL received by Tutor (marriel. OF long expert
his pleasant country Success guaranteed
Number limited Entire charge taken Highest
mendation. For circular and terms apply to II. PENN.
Morrstown. N. J.
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g ouutrn Boarh.

Gouutrn Boarh.
A DIRONDACk Observation-Disclosures House one,
"A June 1st: terms. IS and SO parc,srs
address Mrs T. MEAD Indian Lake Hamilton CO., N Y
DoARD Immediately. for lady, with Christian woman.
ID other boarders; half hour from city. C; " O
435 Stapleton. Staten Island " ~
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NEW-YORK.

DIR. STRONG'S,
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS SANiTARYUM
=, SARATOGA SPRINGS. N Y.
For health rest recreation appolntrnent. of
nrst class hotel Elevator suites with bath Eiecrici,y
Massage. Turkish Russian Sulphur. Hydro-Flac,ri1c
Nauheim; Mineral and other baths. sprague's hotHair
treatment Tor rheumatism Sun parlor on
much sunshine Iustrat e booklet free 'e' VT"
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

The first Of the series of nature books an
nounced by the Appletons will be published
within fortnight, and viii be Insect Life" by
Professor ]. II. Comstock. 1t will have illus
trations in colors made from the insects them
selves. under the authors supervision, which
are Of unusual beauty and accuracy of drawing
and coloring.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

The curious and celebrated Pastor Letters"
the intimate chronicles of an English family
ranging over a very long period Of years, many
OF them filed with momentous events, are re-
printed in a new edition which the Macmillan
Company publishes in this country. 1t is re-
print of the edition Of 1S12-'75, with an ad-
citional, fourth. volume. containing a consider
able number of letters found since that edition
appeared. and never before published. The ad-
ditional volume also contains full account of
the strange vicissitudes OF these important docu-
ments. and much explanatory matter, by Jane.
Gardner
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
For Both Sexes-City.

ENRENCII Spanish. German Italian instructions: expert
l. enced teachers: either residences. Prof. Pelerin
School OF Languages 2O7 West 25th ST.
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Jusiructicn.
For Young Ladies-City.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

DHRENOLOGY tells what boy best itted for.
l. FOWLER & WELLS CO. % z. 2lst St. City.
gTNHE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
J. 1,122 BROADWAY. n Y IS COURT ST. BkLfN.
Branches all over Europe and America Terms begin
now; fee reasonable Trial lesson free. tAWARrED
TWO GOLD AND TWO SILVER MEDALS AT PARIS
EXPOSITION FOR BEST METHOD)
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

The Age of Decision" is the attractive title
Of a volume of sermons preached to students at
Cambridge, England, by P. n. Waggett, of the
Society Of st. John the Evangelist. 1t will be
published at once by Longmans.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

The next volume. the second in Mr.. John
Lanes cheap edition of George Eliot will be
Scenes from Clerical Life which will be ready
in a few weeks
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

Nessrs Henry Holt & Co. have just issued
History Of German Literature Determined
by Social Forces" by Professor Kuno Francke,
OF Harvard. 1t is the fourth and enlarged edi-
tion OF Professor Franckes Social Forces in
German Literature" and in its new form gives
more detailed attention to the works of such men
now active as Sudermann. Hauptmann and Will
denbruch
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
NAPLEWooD. CoNCoRDvILLE PA = Successful
~ SCHOOL, Of the best infUse
bows to duties Of life business college.
$3.50: under Is s22n beautiful elevated
healthy no tobacco SfIORTLIDGE (Yale). A NJ Prn.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
NeigbhOrhOOd Notes.

Julius Leach and family who have
been boarding at Chester Betterley' s
for a week, return tomorrow. &C X
Jones and son and Chas Stockwell
left yesterday for three days fishing
in Dover j H White, Kramer and II
Willis were at sunset lake last
week fishing blacs bass and had fine
lrck taking IA pounds IN two GAYS. -
Mise Kate brisbane of Bellows Falls is
visiting her little sister Margaret who
lives uith her uncle, T Il Drislate,
on Grove street.
Miss Lulu B Horton returned We'd
nesday from a 10 days visit with her
cousin, Mrs Grace Richardson, at
Williamssille.
Mrs Nelson Goddard and daughter,
Irene have returned from four weeks
visit in Camb Undergraduates b Cram
and daughter returned to Bellows Falls
yesterday, after several weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs A Cook.
Mrs Hattie Stearns of this place ard
Miss Esther Dickinson of Hinsdale were
guests of Mrs Sarah E Riyford at Win.
chester last week.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
NOTINGs.

Bishop Turner of Georgia wants all
negro criminals handed over to him to
he deported to a criminal colony in
Africa, like the old Botany Bay, IN
Australia. He wishes the lynching
parties in the:south to help him out
of this scheme.
Mr. Bryan won in his little difference
with the Jacksonian club of Omaha re-
garding the eastern speaker who should
appear with him on the same platform
at the clubs picnic next month. David
Bennett h i'll is ruled out.
Neeley's trial is long time coming
his arrest took place a year ago last
spring,-but it is now said his case will
be taken up in Havana October l. This
is very gratifying news.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30

When John Freeman, colored. WIS
arraigred at Great harrington, Mass,
Yesterday. charged with the murder
of George. alais CLOUD, " Darling
Sunday morning, May 70.
The recommendation train leaving
Sodus Point over the Northern Cen
trail railroad. and which arrives in
Newark. n J, at 6 O'Clock, was de-
rallied last night at the station at
Farville, about 10 miles north of New.
ark. Ore was killed, another dead
and 81 are injured.
Prince Chun and the Chinese roblas
in his train are so indignant at their
rude treatment by the kaiser's repre-
sentative that they may not complete
their iourney to Berlin to apologize
for Won Ketteler's murder.
A Paris physician is to inocuiste
himself with bovine tuberculosis to
test a theory.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
Rrs,,isborsans and Others.

wv Rhodes has moved back to town
and is located at Pleasant ST. II
brisbane. wife and niece. Margaret. go
70 Snr,npfield. Mass. Tuesday to
attend the wedding of his sister, Miss
Kate brisbane and Fred Richards, OF
Hartford, Conn.-Mrs S Fl Sherman was
called to Westfield, Mass, "Wednesday py
the serious illness there OF her sister,
Mrs Horace Avery.
Gen ] j Estey returned yesterday
from New York where he went to see ms
son off to Europe but where he has been
very i'll since Sundsv.mF Z Kramer i
was in Claremont. n Y, Tuesday attend :
mo the funeral of Mrs Clara Farwell at
Trinity church, he and Mrs Cramer pro-
viding the music. =.
r ] Devine is now the advance
agent of Cowles Country Mercnan.
company. George Reed, who recentlv
went to Manchester to work, has re
turned. -Miss Blanche Powers went 10
Keene today for few days'visit.
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Church Notices.

Advent Christian church. sunday services
PRAYER meeting at 10 ~ p m; sunday schoo
at Il IN. Preaching at > 80 and 80 p m by
the pastor. ROYAL Workers meeting at e 80
pm. All are welcome.
Center Congregational Church, Rev II u
Miles pastor. Morning service with com
munion at 1890. SUNDAY school at noon
Christian EudeayOr meeting at 80 P IN.
Unitarian Church, Rev L @ ; Osgood. pas
tor. Services will be resumed next SUNDAY
At the usual hour. sunday school at ia;
IN. Theme. The Story of the Members as
Applied to the Christian Church. All are
welcome.
Uniyersalist Church, Reignold X Marvin
pastor. Services will he resumed next sun.
day at 0:30 IN. Subject of sermon. life
As n Unit" sunday school at II ~ m
Senior union at p m. A II are welcome.
Christian Science services In Market block
Sunday an / a III. Subject. Man" We'd
nesday $50 p m readingroom open Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday from 3 TO ) p III.
Christa nScience literature on sale.
Methodist church, Rev Il + Lowe, pastor.
Sunday. Sept /: Love Feast. 10: Commun-
ion and Reception of Members. 10 80. sun
day school. II :45; Epworth League $50
Evening worship, 80.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
Departures.

Mrs Ellen Powers who has been visit
her niece, Mrs II i Haus, left yesterday
for visit 10 Holyoke before returning
to her home 10 Nutley, \ J.-Mrs VIM
Coleman returned today TO her home in
Boston after visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Luxe Ferriter.-Mr and
Mrs f b House and two daughters re.
turned Tuesday to Berlin after spend
ing several weeks at II Spauldiug's.
They were accompanied BY Mrs Spauld-
ing. who will spend several days at Ber-
lin and Montpelier.
Mrs II b Willis and daughter
lzetta, returned home Friday to Mer.
iden, Conn, after stay of four weeks
with her sister, mrs Geo II Harris. -
Mr. ard Mrs Geo Fisher, who have
been guests at a knights, returned
Yesterday to their home in Fitch
burg, Mass. accompanied 10y Miss
Marion Knight.
Miss Marion c Rice returns 10 her
teaching duties in Somervillr, Mass,
tomorrow after summer vacation
here.
Banker L L Pierce and wife re.
turred to New York yesterday after a
week at the Brooks House ard with
friends ir town.
Miss Mary Fentou returned to Rut.
land yesterday after weeks visit
with her brother, p J Fentor. Rus
sell Graves who has been a guest of
Mrs Fuller, at Pine Heights, FIR the
past fortnight, returned yesterday to
his home in Bennington. Geo NJ
Dimond, city eItor of the Eoston
Globe, and v fe, have returned to that
city after their visit here st } p
Nichols. John Cunningham returned
to New York yesterday.
Miss Fannie Hitchcock has fetur ned
from Baltimore. Md.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
Guests.

Chas Blakeley from Underhill is
guest at Il + GorGon's. III Ford
Barber and family of New York ar.
rived at l. H Barber's, today for a
weeks stay.-Mrs A II Frasier and
child of New York are visiting here.
Mrs Leslie Scott and daughter NJ il
dred come tomorrow from New York
to spend two or three weeks with her
parents, S W Richardson and wife.
Mr. Scott will join them week later.
Mrs Fayette Nichols Of Westboro,
Mass, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs
CT K JENNIE, this weak. Miss Emily
Bacon comes today from Springfield,
Vt for weeks stay with her broth
er, Lawyer r c Bacon. Mrs Nellie
Spofford of Springfield, Mass, is visit
ing friends in town.
Miss Bessie Newman of Boston is
visiting at her home here. Misses
Mae Holley and Nellie Gorsy Of South
Deerfield. Mass, come t>.morroW to
spend Labor day with Miss Regina
Heaphy. Miss Mary Griffin of Law
renee, Mass, came yesterday for a
visit with Miss Johanna Baker
AG Sydell and wife of Amherst, Mass,
are Spending their vacation here.-Miss
Nellie Goodrich of Newton Highlands.
Mass, is the guest of her mother. Mrs
Ellen Goodrich. j Hill. wife and two
children of Philadelphia, have been Wis
ting Mrs Carl Endlich.
Mrs W II Frost of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting friends in town.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30

DR. ] s Dutton got out Monday for
the first time from two weeks ILL
ness.
Miss Daisy, daughter of Henry Bar
rett of North Hinsisle, is very i'll at
the Elliot street hospital where che
has been employed several weeks 10
office work and 10 attend the tele-
phone.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
rmn,ovmsns Notes.

Mrs. S Daniels has returned to WORK
in The Hooker. Corser & Mitchell over
ali factory-Harland I Miller is CLERK
ing at o } Pratt's.
Walter Newcomb has finished WORK at
Ell Hildreth's. He is succeeaeo by
Mr. Goddard.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30

Mrs Lul, McLane is at her father S
cnttage. Mrs G. II Thompson is enter.
tainirg at ter cottage, Mrs Wondin,
wife of the Congregational minister
at Chicopee, Mass, and her clasSmate
at the Emerson School of Oratory.
Fred Smith and family returned We'd
nesday from their outing at the Lake.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

=, rvJTsISGER, Teacher of Corr
u. pnpll of II. c. brown, Boston.
sor fsficu.ars. 50 LIT Braaleooro. VT
: r,c.rre mouldings. New subjects, In fine
-sr prints at CLAPP & JONES. 7etf
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30

The suits against the Coon Carni
val Go have all been settled and paid.
| Village schools begin the 9th.
Miss Alice Colt and Miss Olive Shum.
way formerly of Jamaica, take the
vacant places among the primary
| teachers.
w q Powers, though still very
sick man, is improving ut the Algiers
hotel. 1t was intsnded to bring him
home today. but the doctors forbade
it, though 1T is hoped to do so tomor-
row.
-"Burnham" took first money in
the 2:l5 class at Cambridge, N Y,
this week; best time, 2:l64. Fired
g" at Concord Yesterday took second
money in the 2:20 class. lest time
2'l7A.
The balliffs voted Tuesday even
ing to purchase two extension lad
ders, 35xG0 feet, and other..supplies for
the fire department. Chief Sanders
report on Ereor, ganization is still
under consideration, and awaiting a
special report from here,
w f Stellman and wife pleasantly
entertained the Whist club at the
West Village last evening. Three
tables were surrounded and the royal
prize taken by Harry Dunklee, the
progressive by Miss Carolyn Clark and
the hooby by Will Stellman.
=. The next meeting of the Fletcher
family union, descendants of Robert
Fletcher If Concord, Mass, 1910, will
be held at fremont Temple, Boston,
rext Wednesday, with a trip to old
Plymouth the next day. Mrs Hanni-
bal Hadley of this place is member
of the Inion, her husbands mother
being a descendant.
Nothing decisive hes been done
yet, hut 1t is altogether probable that
the West River dam project will be
put through soon, and dam with a
storage of 40 acres ard giving fall
of 81 feet and yelling 500 horse power
be put in about three-fourths OF a
mile above West Dummerston station.
Surveys have been made by two differ
ent parties of engineers who report
most favorably and estimate the cost
at Sl5, 600. The Gsslight Go IS back
of the enterprise and if it is carried
through the money will probably be
raised on guaranteed stock
News is received of the death at
Lucerne, Switzerland, Monday of
Cornelia Fuller, wife of the late Capt
Henry Devens and daughter of the late
VIM IL and Francis Fuller of New
York. She was reice CT Margaret
Fuller, the friend Of Horace Greeley
and the most famous literary woman
of her day. She met Capt Devens.
retired captain here in the Water
cure days and they made their home
here until some 10 yeats ago and then
10 Boston and Nova Scotia. Since
his death 10 the Bermudas few
wears ago Mrs Devens and daughter
have travelled idely.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30

Merchant p Fleming is moving
from the Myrtls-Cedar street corner
to his house on Grove st'eet. M rs
Maggie Mosher from toe Island to 80
Elliot street.
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