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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-04

- YORK-Mara H. Rider. Plaintiff against Bornt
Kantrowtz and others Defendants.-In pursuance Of
Judgment and sale. duly made and
above entitled action. and bearing date tne LIN
day OF March 1902. the undersigned. the HeieIee
will sell at public auction at we
Estate Salesrocnl. No III BroadWays u.
Borough Of Manhattan. City, County and state OK
New York April 1902. at twelve o CLOCK
noon al day. Philip Smy tn, Auctloneer, tne
premises directed by said Judgment to De sold anu
described follows All that tract piece or par
situate lying and being in the Twenty tnre
Borough The Bronx Of the City OF New fork
and bounded and follows: Beginning a..
point boundary line % land Efte OF ts
sXty-eight and 4I-IO0 norhwardy from the norn
easterfv corner and described upon
certain map MAP of the village ~
situate mile from the railroad depot IN Le
Manor Of Norrisana the Township or west atns
WestChester and State of New YORK heu ~
the Register Of the County or Nestchest
June g. 1850 Map number d.. running thence II d
hcasterIy along said land late OK e
estate ffty-s.ven feet. thence in westerly no
right angles to the westerly bouHudS
IF said said Fox eeate eishty-fouT ana ~
feet. thence in n s1utherIy direction along 4ine
Of Prospect avenue and d So
from hundred feet and ftynine ana ,-loo "a Ion
thence in direction ninety nihe 81 -,
seet 70 the noi-t " place beginning Excepting now
ever from described parcel OF GROUND az
part by the Corporation OF th@ lily u
New York for opening of Stehbins Avenue
Dated New York. March 18th. i"N@
WTIRER MCBRIDE. tSeferee.
RIDER & SMITH. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. - Fi''e Nt'=
Manhattan York City -.
The following IS diagram Of the property u NC
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- YORK.-Sydney H. Solomon. PLAINTIFF azain<. An.
defendant--In Of
of foreclosure duly entered IN ~
bearing date the day s7
arv 1901 undersigned. the referee said udSns.
will sell public auction. at the New YORK Psos
Estate Sales-con No III Broadway in The Borough AZ
Manhattan. City Of New York. Friday 2fsf "a
OF March 1907 II O'Clock that day. by Ssas
auctiOnesr the premises directed
neut be sold therein foIloxz-
lots. pieces parcels land with hs
erected situate. lying
CITY of New York Borough Of Manhattan. which taES,
bounded and described follows Begnnr,
ont the southerly side Of One Hundred and six
distant ninety feet
OF One Hundred
and A called Pleasant dVenueJ.
southerly parallel with said
inches; westerly, Hundred
and fifty feet northerIy psraiai
said hundred feet eleven to the
southerIy side Of One Hundred and Sixteenth
easterIy along said southerly side ~ One Hundred and
fifty feet the point place Of begin
being lots numbers hundred four o1.
hundred and FIVE the map 81 property Mle1oI1ar
fled in Registers hundred ,7i
ftV-stN
JULIUS LEHMAN, Refers,
NJ & : IShACS. PIaintinrs Attorneys y and "A
street New York CITY.
The following is a diagram Of the property sold,
81
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Tribune
"a received al their Uptown Office.
NO. 1.2i2 BROADWAY.
I'd dOor north of 3lst-st. until O'Clock D. m.
Advertisements Will be received the following
regular office rites until o'clock PSI
Sth-ave.. e cor. sd 1913 Bth-nve.. 18th
St: Enst 14th-st-; 2J7 West 42d-st.,
18th and 26:S West 125th-st., BIS I'd
61st-st.: 1-7OS 1st-ave- seth ST. 1877 East
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The Approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
which The apcye-described property be sold. is
Thirty one thousand hundred twenty s4 100
from Of March
1902 together costs and allowance amounting TO
rs loo dollars tS151 9S. with
interest from March 1902 together with the
OF the sale The approximate amount Of taxes assess
o.be liens which be allowed tN the
purchaser out of purchase money. paid by the
Referee thousand two hundred and thirty seven
30 100 dollsrs and interest
" ABM r. LAWRENCE Referee.
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1861 Street

North line OF To- g. on map Village Woodstock
The approximate amount u the plaintiffs lien or charge
70 above described property is 20 be
thereon March 18th,
g0 toEethe- and allowances amounting
the date and the
penses OF the The approximate Of
rates to be allowed to the
chaser purchase paid by the Refere-.
5 sa42 80 with interest thereon.
Dated York. March 18th 1902
WILDER MCBRIDE. Referee.
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l-2Dd -.
No. So East I22nd st.

N
The approximate of the lien charge %
satisfy which described property q De sold
~ thereon from the lfth day OF
March, 1902 together with costs and allowances a1une-
$3.50 50. together with the expenses OF sale
The approximate OF taxes. assessments anu
other liens 20 be allowed % the puraSs
out OF purchase money paid by the Referee i
interest.
property sold subject prior mortgage AOi
$4,000. with interest thereon 81 per annur
Dated York March 18th. 1902 -
ABRAHAM r.. LAWRENCE, X teFee.
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1855



The approximate amount Of the lien charge. = sat
which described IS sold
S0 witt <. with
costs and allowance amounting S2T1S6 with interest
Marc together with the
~ the sale. approximate Of which
are To be allowed purchaser the purchase
money or paid BY referee S593 with from
October !. 1902 - --- -
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approximate of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described be IS
rs with interest thereon from the Goth day Of
and allowances amounting TO
Ss5.35 interest from June Goth l9of
the sale. The amount NJ
o are
to be o purchaser purchase money
50 529 Since the
the said Judgment there account
found due by Judgment.
o 81.
York. April
WILDER MCBRIDE Referee.
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IT.. rox,,,,,s amount Of the lien or charge n ssr
sfy which the described property Is 70 ~ Sa Of
N thereon from the totH
March iqO2 together with costs and aliowan,s ffh
ing 1916. 3D. with interest thereon from Tha sp
Ioyo together with the expenses OF the sale LAM
proxmate amount assessments or otne ,bs
rbch are 10 he allowed the purchaser OUT 2, - ~
purchase money paid by the referee IS sSos-'' -
interest .,c
os'eo Ne ' ADRIAN H. L.ARKfN. Referees
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9th Avenue.
i2nd Strcht

The approximate amount of the lien charge 70
satisfy which described property to be sold
Is hundred and forty 100 doiiarS
with interest thereon the 9Th day of March 100
and allowance amounting TO three
hundred twenyt so1O0 dollars with INTEREST from
nth 1902. together with the expenses OF ne
The apnroximate assessments or OtheT
allowed the purchaser out or the
purchase money paid the Referee, is t~eiFe nun
dred five DOLLARS and interest
Dated York March 2ith- 1902
A@ - aRTFJIR III MASTE;N. Referee.
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- y0RK-St Iuke's Hospital plaintiff. against John
F,,,kev and others. defendants.In pursuance of a
Judgment and sale. duly made and entered
In e above action bearing date the 10th day Of
JI1r 1901 undersigned the Referee IN said juds
nsnt named VIII sell public auction at the New York
lrt Estate Saesroom III Broadway The Borough
n Manhattan. city OF New York. the -5rd day Of
n O'Clock that day by Philip A.
auCt1neer. premises directed by said Judg
be sold. and therein described follows: All
hat certain lot piece parcel OF land with the build
thereon erected. situate In the Borough OF Man
haitian County and State Of New York. bounded
and described follows. that is BEGINNING at
4 point on Elsterly site line 81 Seventh Avenue
distant ninety feet five and oneQGa-ter 90
inches souterly from the formed BY he ntersec
tiau Essterly side line of Seventh Avenue and
q Street. running thence
Easterlv nearly parallel with TwentyeEhth Street
nd distance through wall. foTty
Faserlv courtyard Twenysix t26l feet Ave
One-luarter inches % westerly wall OF
thence again EascrIy through che centre
~ wall. Twenty-seven t2D feet and
building SoutherIy along the EasterIy wall Of said
building feet 90
Of an SoutheaserIy said building
Westerly along the Sotherly wall Of said building
Of said building. thence NoTthrly along the
wall OF said building 90 feet eleven and
inches: Westerly and
parallel With Twenty eighth Street and ot the dis
the said easerly side line Of seventh
and thence Ncrtherly along the Twenty s2N feet
and hreequarters 3a. inches to .he place
o beginning said premises being known By the
number 3OI Seventh Avenue
Dated New York. April LIST. 1902.
WILDER MCBRIDE. Referee.
PFSKHAM. MILLER & KING. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SO broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
known by the number Seventh Avenue:
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Dfhrial fclal Noilees-

A TTFNTION is CALLED TO THE ADNER-
rIsF.MFrNT in THE CITY RECORD 81 Aplll 4 u.
1892 Of confirmation by the supreme an me
IN bureau the COLLECTION u assessments
and Arrears ~ assessment for OPENING AM ateS X
ING TITLE following named aNe"e D" TIE BUN
OUCH OF THE BRONX: ,rr->,,-- ,,r,->.
ING from Hunts Point Road the Bronx River Con
Aareh 21 1902; entered April B. lsa2
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Conptroiie'
City Of New York. April Z. 1902
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abne=

IN PURSU ANCE or an ORDER OF ttul- ADne~
- G Thomas, a of the County of New York.
notice all having claims against
Irruie Bartells o the County Of New York. de-
present the with vouchers thereof the
OF their places OF transacnS business
viz: The OF Geo. H. Hyde. 81 Chambers Street
the office Max Altmayer, 300 Broadway. in the HoT-
orph of Manhattan, City Of New be-
first OF August next
Dated Both day of January, 1902
FREDERICK w SELLER,
LEOPOLD ROTHSCHILD.
Administrators with VIII Annexed.
GEO HYDE. Attorney for Frederick w. Seller, Ad-
rinistrator III Chambers Street, New York city.
MAX ALTMAYER. Attorney 70" Leopold Rothschild. Ad-
rninstratnr 900 Broadway. New York CITY
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foreclosure sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


~ OF NEW YORK.-Odae Marie Cleises, Plaintiff.
against F. Porter and others, Defendants In pur
Of OF Foreclosure and Sale, duly made
entered in the entitled action bearing date the
the undersigned, the Referee
in said judgment named Will sell Public Auction, at
tho New York Saesroom, No III Broadway.
in Borough o Manhattan, City of New York. the
25th DAY of April 1902 II O'Clock that day.
by William NJ. Auctoneer, the premises directed
by said Judgment he sold. and therein described
follows lot. piece, parcel OF land.
with building thereon erected, situate. lying and
being In Borough of Manhattan city of New York
and bounded described follows: Beginning at
point side of West End Avenue distant
feet CD inches souheriy from
the corner by the intersection of the westerly
side of West and the sOuthery side of one
running thence souhery along
the westerly side Of West t25l
westerly and parallel with one hundred and
hundred UO0) feet; thence northerly
and parallel westerly side Of West End Avenue
and thence easteriy and again
hundred and second Street. hundred
400 the point place OF beginning
ABM r. LAWRENCE. Referee.
JAMES F SWANICK for Plaintiff No 302
Broadway Borough o Manhattan, New York City
The is Of the property 10 he sold
as described above the number being so West
End Avenue
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foreclosure Sales.

which the above described property is to be sold IL
S5S33. thereon from 10th dav ~
1902 with costs and allowances amount
S35469. with interest thereon from March Iftb
1902. together with the Of the sale.
rroximste of assessments. other Hens
allowed TO the purchaser out OF ire mn
chase money or paid by referee is 80 and itf
Dated New York. March H. 1892
ADRIAN II. LARKIN Ra,,-..
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NEW YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
9OS A NJ and 30 T. NJ Daily. Sundays 20 PITTS
field and North Adams. Sundays only. at 80 A NJ
Pullman a through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices a Il3. Pei 1915 broadway, 3
Union So. W. 90 Columbus I33 West i25th St.
23th 18Th 81. Stations. New York 33s and I2d
Fulton s.. and 100 Broadway p. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3sth Street New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked hotel residence by
Westcott Express COMPANY.
A H SMITH GEORGE II DANIELS.
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new JERSEY Central.
Liberty s.. and South Ferry rme from South Ferry.
minutes eare- than below. aoted(.
Week days. Sundays.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
-.+.25 800 900 1000. .11so A. NJ. 100 t1ao
~ -. 400 $500. 40 s5
s9.c0 $40 - p M. '12. IS mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$500. $1,000 '1l.3o A. NJ, 100. t13Oz $40 800
200 T. II. 10 Is mdt.
Ofices Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry I1s POI 42l
1872 9Th Ave. 49, 9th Union
west. I53 10Th 213 West ST 2i3 Coium-
York: Court St. Fulton
brooklyn as broadway Williamsburg. New York Trans
Co calls and checks baggage o destination
From Liberty 81. only 'Daily tDaily. except Sun
day. sSundaSs only. 2Parlor only
W. q. BESI.IfR, g. NJ BURT
Manager. Gen'I Pass ao,
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

tSLSI S|1onC NHtGn0AOs
Franklin ST. Station. New York.
lows. anG Il min. later foot West 42d ST.. N H.:
'7:l0 a. M.-For INTERIM points to Albany.
fl1:20 A. ND Hudson kiv. a. Moh. Express.
1900 p M.-Chicago Express.
M.-Cont Detroit, Chicago &
1874 p ND For Hudson River Points & Albany.
'G:l5 r M.-For Roch., Buffalo, Cleve'd & Chicago.
t7:45 p M.-F'or Roch. Buffalo. Detroit & st. Louis
1918 p M--For syria. Roch Mag. Falls, bet. Chi
'Daily. tDa!y. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
mex. No ! t10:i5 A NJ. No. at 1906 P NJ. Leaves
Jersey city, p r: r. Sta. No ! at f1:2o A. NJ: No 2
NJ Time tables principal hotels and Offices
checked hotel residence by Westcos Elk
A. II. SMITH, c. E. LAMBERT,
Gen'l Superintendent. Gen'l Pass'r Agent.
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DROWN, ANN C.-In pursuance of an order

y,
Frank T Fitzgeraid. Surrogate Of the
Of notice s hereby given all
G. Brown, late OF the County
of New York deceased. the with vcuch-
subscribers their place Of transactng
business namely. office Of Opiyke Wilcox Bristow
street. the Borough Of Manhattan. and
CITY New York. before the 2lst day OF
August 1902.
Dated day OF February. 1902.
ROBERT l. BROWN M-AItlANNA {. COBB. Executors
OPDYNE WILCOX & BRISTOW. Attorneys for EN-
ccutors No 20 Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York City. y. Y.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
- C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
hereby all persons having claims against
Harry d SIN Ia of County OF New de
with vouchers thereof the
place OF trarsacng business, office
No 54S Broadway the Borough of Manhattan In the
Of before the 2lst Of July
Dated New York. the 10Th day OF January 1902.
RONALD l.. BONAR.
JOHN B. SMITH.
Administrators.
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NIOOREHOUSE MARY Fin pursuance Of
Az an order Frank r. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate
York notice Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Mary r Moorehouse. late
81 France deceased. 70 present the same with
the subscriber at her place Of trans
acting business Nassau Street. In The City OF
New York Borough Manhattan. before the 18th
Of August aeHt
Iste York the 10Th day OF February. 1902
f.IARI yOTTE L. MOOREHOUSE. Administrative
WELLS 4 SNEDEKER. Attorneys Administrators
"a Mass New York City
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LackaWanna Railroad.
Gurrouutes Notices.

--~------------->-------- -
NTILIIkEN JAMES-In pursuance of an
order of the Hon. Abner g. Thomas; 4 surrogate OF
ri New York notice is hereby given TO all
persons ha wing claims against James Mker, late Of the
Com Of New with
his place Of transact
business. office OF Shiiand, shoemaker Il
Hedges. No. broadway. In the Borough Of Manhattan
CITY of NeW-York before the Both day nj Septen
Dated. New York. March 18th. 1902.
EDWARD +. MITL.IKEN Administrator.
SHI.AND, SHOEMAKER & HEDGES, Attorneys for Ad-
uinistrator II Broadway, borough OF Manhattan
York y Y.
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RLIcIi lhEIAE.'+, W. HI pun '"""N' VI %"
- order Of Abner {. Thomas. Surrogate of the
hereby given All persons
Theresa VI. Rsh. late of the
deceased. to the same with
subscriber. his place of
acting business office Frank W Angel. No llS
Borough of Manhattan In the city Of New
York on before the Both day of September next
Dated New York, the 2sth day Of March, 1902
GEORGE H. BLISH, Administrator.
FRANK w. ANGEL. Attorney for Administrator. ll6
Nassau street New city Borough OF Manhattan
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A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions Tor The Tribune
n the Uptown once
sr,,sar,en.s will received the following branch
Offices a regular office rates unt o.
S,h.ya io3 cor i2th-
-. g2 East i4tb-st.: 251 Mest Ids nstwe,n
West f25th-st: l.stS 3D.
aye between 10th and nth SITS; l.o-o so near
-aS 1sf-aye. S9th-st-. t5s Enst
I25th-.t., 1856 Tremonf-nNe.: 600 5d-ave., near
4ls,-st.; 554 3d-aNe.; .LO 1..s.-..
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Amer
C Thomas. a surrogate Of the County Of New York
Notice hereby given all having claims against
Albert Frank late the County Of New York deceased
scber al place OF trarsacting business No 70 Nassau
street In The City OF New York before the 9Th
April next.
GIrAgANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Executor Est. OF Albert Frank. dec'd
ALEX ANpER ASH. Attorneys for Executor IL Broad
York CITY.
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part place near Beach; entirely new: open
-. elevator; Sun Parlor private baths
III" S' Yrs. l. NIcILwAIN.
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IN pursuance of an ORDER OF Hon. Frank l.
FITZGERALD a Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
rotice is hereby all having claims against
John Waace OF the County Of New York.
thorough 81. Bronx tho with
vouchers thereof subscriber his place OF trans
Borough to wit No. 3l2 Willis
Avenue in City Of New York, before the 23d
q June next
Dated New Yor ;he 10th day Of December 1901.
JAMES a WALLACE
OF John W Wallace. deed.
V w VAN EECHTEN. ATTY for Executor. A. Pine
Of Manhattan.
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NEW BRICK PoSCoBEl1.
R.opens March Goth.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. 7.
sa, throughout. Every modern appointment; Private
r1,s,tc Elevator Capacity. BIO Illustrated
booklet - T. AaINio-N
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IN pursuance of an order of Hon Abner c.

IN pursuance of an order of Hon Abner C.
Thomas a Surrogate Of the county Of New York
hereby all having claims against
J. Tucker. late OF the County of New York de
to with soucherS thereof.
their place OF transactng business No
81 street. the City OF New York Bor
Ough of Manhattan before the thlrtieth day Of
September next. 49,
dated New York. 18th day If March. 1907.
A. TUCKER. EDWIN TUCKER. WALTER c.
JOHN II sCRIBNER. Attorney for Executors. 2 Wall
Street. New York city.
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NEw-YGBK-
M1ll[BROOM 0GgM7
uuJRRoOK. DUCHESS COUNTY. y. Y.
OPEN ALI. THE YEAR.
bon,.lfke house. Fifty o land.
c7arming drives: good livery FIRST class golf nks.
gardens Excellent ta'ie iNesioeht passClah
IONf; DISTANCE PHONE
MAS A p CARPENTER Siailaser
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= Fitzgsaid a Surrogate Of the County OF New York
notice hereby all having claims against
of the County OF New York, de
ceased TO present with vouchers thereof the
transaCtng business, No. 66
Beaver Street Borough Manhattan. In the City Of
York or before the 18th day of May next
Dated New York 9th day OF November. 1901.
WALTER s. LASCELL.EsS.
HELEN LASCELLES,
Executors.
uIRR-- & BUTTON Attorneys Executors. Will
lam Street. Borough Of Manhattan. y. I. City.
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vIOTFI. STRATFORD.
III ocean fI.u- Kentucky Ave. AtlanHc City y. J.
Under new
rlan $500 Special weekly
rates Steam Elevator. paror. Send for BOOK
~ ARNOLD W. WALDNER
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-26
BROAD BROOK.

Mrs. Forrest Harlow has been quite ill.,.
Mrs. Jennie Button returned Friday from
Wilder.
All remember the social this week Fri
day night
Floyd Fairbanks left Thursday night for
New York.
Irving Adams recently purchased horse
Of Ira Curtis.
Miss Hannah DeWolf is working for
Mrs. y. NJ. Leayitt.
Chas. Graves has been more comfortable
for the past few days.
Mrs. Lewis Bowley has gone to visit
friends at Springfield.
DR.. and Mrs. Keith left Friday for their
home in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Allen visited friends
at South Pomfret Sunday.
Mark Lovejoy recently purchased pair
Of work horses OF Canoll Haynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Beedle OF South
Royalton visited friends here recently.
Mrs. VIM. WaIcott OF Enfield, n, H., has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Munsell from West
Hartford visited al 5. NJ. Shows sunday
Mrs. A. L. Waterman Of Tunbridge was
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheeler last
week.
Miss Grace Waterman has finished work
at John Wheeler's and returned TO run
bridge
Jason Parkhurst and Mary Smith visited
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Gof, at Tunbridge
Sunday.
Mrs. James Noonan and Lulu Snow
spent Tuesday at Chas. spaulding at
Royalton.
Mrs. Will Morrill's mother, who had
been visiting her, returned Monday to
Randolph.
Marion Baker has finished work at Lee
Holtfs and went Sunday to her home al
Bridgewater.
Mabel Dyke closed a successful term OF
school at East Barnard Friday and re-
turned to Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Preston OF sharon
and Geo. Moody of Tunbridge visited Mrs
Lucy Allen Tuesday.
Flora Tucker left Tuesday for her home
a. Rrsttleboro after spending several
weeks with her uncle and aunt, MI. anu
Mrs Ira Curtis.