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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-26
no SELL OR EXCHANGE.

Do Won want tn buy, sell or exchange your
house or fsrin2 call OF write the Vermont
Real state Agency for listing blanks. 200
North Main street, Barre. 270tf
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First Newspapers.

France published the first newspaper
in 1906 The first English newspaper
appeared in 1922.
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ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

4SASAaH&C1s
It is understood that G. L. O'Olair
and J. J. Anair will move their granite
business from Hardwick to Waterbury,
having had inducements to locate there
BY the Board Of Trade Of that place,
William Holmes, Of Randolph. who
Is in his 97th year, was married
scventy-ilye years ago, February 10,
1922. The marriage took place in Dew
onslire. Mrs. Holmes has been dead
twenty years.
w. w. Ward, who died recently at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. &. S.
Leonard, in SiInonsyille Ia postoffice
in Andover) was q veteran Of the Civil
War, having served in company II First
Vermont Cavalry. He was rs years old.
II. A. Gibbs, Of Stowe hollow, re-.
Gently felled birch tree, three feet
on the stump and at height OF fifty
feet from the ground an elder shrub
was found growing The shrub was
about three feet high and three.
fcurths of an inch in diameter,
IL Is estimated THAT total tax of
$i.75 instead Of S1.s5 as this year will
be sufficient for Rockingham town needs
next year, this being the total tax for
a resident Of Bellows Falls. This means
that the increase Of $s25,000 in the APP
praisal win reduce town taxes about
10 per cent.
r. w Smith, of Ludlow has copy
.of The Genius Of Liberty, published al
Ludlow and dated March Is, ts47 1t
lis an interesting reminder Of days
when local news was not regarded as
especially important and wien sub
scrihers were satisiied--or had to be-.
with general rows and generous guam
tity of fiction and nioralizing.
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To RENT--Tenement of seven large rooms
Allmodern Improvements. William Reid, iS
Church street 2S5tf
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HOUSE AND BARN FOR sALE--I am very
anxious 70 dispose Of my endorsement house
and barn before February lst, and viii offer
special Inducements 20 anyone thinking Of pur-
chasing either for q home or an investment.
and rents for S2100 per month. The barn Is
fSx24 feet has basement underneath, and could
easily be converted into,a tenement. The lot
contains one half acre, VIII sell with 4 pay4
ment az $4,000 down and arrange balance SO the
rent will take care OF payments. Night con-
slider taxing one of two building lots IA part
payment. have q very pleasant house. and
would be pleased to show Il 70 you. Address
Box No. 1885, City. 256u
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TO RENT-A tenement at So Aver street, all
modern improvements. Vacant March / WI.
Il. Hadley. 2sDtf
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TO RENT--Cottage house at South Barre
Six rooms, with pantry. Barn. basement and
woodshed, City water One-half acre OF land
and fruit trees, Inquire Az "a North Main
street. 2s7tf
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DESK ROOM for rent ia front office in Cur
rier block Inquire Of Clint Moore, Rooms
&C. Currier Block, 2sltf
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TO RENT.

TO RENT Two tenement house, corner Tre-
mont and Currier streets; modern c01ven-
fences; large garden with each tenement
hen houses, room for 100 hens also 100 hens for
sale, extra fine laying strain. Inquire OF VI III
Gifiin, Currier street. 2S9tf
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MEN WANTED

10 learn to drive aud repair automobiles; po-
sitions open paying $500 TO $3.50 per week 70
competent men. Road Driving and Repairing
Course complete So; license guaranteed. Cur
Correspondence Course q specially. Get into
this new industry now, as the demand for
Competent men is greater than the supply.
Send stamp for catalogue. Boston Auto school,
3l3 fremont St., Boston. Largest and best auto
soh6oL1 2Sit12eod
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no RENT Tenement Of four rooms. In-
quire Of Il. w. Hooker. 29atf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--No, herds grass hay az Marvin
farm. Thirteen dollars per ton, delivered.
Phone 3i.4, Montpelier 294tGs
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT--A gold fob with iocket attached. ~
tials on locket Nv. R.n Finder please leave 4
this office, aa3tGp
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FOR SALE--Res tnurant. ! will sell az 6
bargain, u sold 81 once, the NOrthheld cafe,
am obliged 10 sell on account Of other business
needing my attention. Don't lose u good bal /.
gain by waiting. For further particulars call
on or address y r. Carr. NoFfhheid. VT 2yetf
FOR sALE--A lot Oh Long street, u feet
front and aboui 100 feet back. Apply 70 ~
Hall street. t7ltf
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HELP WANTED.

wANTED--An all-round meat and pastry
cook None other need apply. Inquire at the
Otis restaurant, Pearl street 293tf
WANTED-A man 10 work ON farm. Work
mostly teaming. Apply to +. L. Hayden, Barre,
W. Za36tA
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FOR SALE Best residence lots in tbs city at
head at French street View uuobstrueted
clear TO Washington street. Convenient TO
both lines OF trolley. Good air, dry soil. No
filling required See plan Ayerill Granite
Co.. Averill Building, City lott
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10 Reimbursement Of three rooms, on
Pearl street. Also one Of five rooms. Inquire
OF A. II. BuZzell. 25gtf
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WANTED There is an opportunity here for
few Young women between 10 and 50 years
old Good wages 70 start and pay increased as
YOU learn the business Light, clean and
pleasant work-rooBls Good board easily oh
tained. Write at once 10 C0rtieelli Silk Mills,
Sc Nonotuck street. Florence, Mass.
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TO RENT-smail tenement at Church
street. Apply to Or. q. O. Sticknay. 21If
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10 RENT--Good tenement for small family
premises. 263tf
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10 RENT Blacksmith and woodworking
shop on Seminary street. Inquire of A. T..
Batchelder, at IS Merchant street. 24Stf
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TO RENT shed room IN c. H. More sheds,
enough for one gang Of men. Inquire OF VI
A. Lane. 233tr
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn A.,
h slU0 monthly corresponding fuf newspa.
nets Sure, steady work, No canyassing
Experience unnecessary send for ptftieuia3
PRESS syndicate. forkpOrt y. Y, 9l6t1s
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buildings told Mann farm.
Apply 20 George Cassie Last stEeoss ok Perry
Real Estate Agency. w
TO RENT.
TO RENT Furnished front room. Modern
convenienees. Inquire OF Mrs. George BUR-
roughs, IL Church street. Tel. 4i5-2. Zfsn
TO RENT Two tenement house, corner Ire-
mont and Currier streets; modern co-ven-
fences; large garden with each tenement;
hen houses, room for 100 hens also 100 hens for
sale, extra fine laying strain. Inquire Of y III
1lllln, Carrler street, -sssA
no RENT Tenement Of four rooms. I'M
quire Of Il. w. Hooker. 29Qtf
TO RENT Cottage house at South Barre.
Six rooms with pantry. Barn, basement and
woodshed. City water. One-haf acre OF land
and fruit trees. Inquire AZ "a North Main
street. 2s7tf
To RENT Tenement Of seven large rooms.
AIlmodern Improvements. William Reid, is
Church street. 2S5tf
DESK ROOM for rent ia front office III Cur
rier block. Inquire of Clint Moore, Rooms
&c, Currier Block, 2sltf
10 RENT-A tenement at IS Aver street, all
modern improvements. Vacant March l w.
~. Hauleys IsDI
TO RENT-small tenement at Church
street Apply % Dr, 90. stacknsy. 27ltf
10 REhT--Tenement Of three rooms, on
Pearl street. Also one Of five rooms. Inquire
OF a, n. Buzzell. 25ttf
10 RENT-Csood tenement for small family
az NO. Hill street, after JAN 81. Apply on
premises. 263tf
TO RENT--Blacksmith and woodworking
shop on Seminary street. Inquire Of 4. L.
TO RENT Shed room IN G. H. More sheds,
enough for one gang OF men. Inquire OF w.
A. Lane 233tr
10 RENT Tenement Of SIX rooms and BATH
on Branch street. Inquire 1T Rooms & and
10 RENr--A tenement OF six rooms on
quire OF \. d. Beckley 6 Park street. 2I9tf
e., ~ 49, L ~ os , tst1nh l.es
NJ Drawn I)rf,,r str,Ts fo1 ,arriallars fs.1ff
= x l1-gs.
ron RENr--rottare honse. corner Hijl and
tAnsiaents' PeTrr stsee; RAM en- sson
Ons no stairs tenement, Perry street. rent
1906. one down stairs tsnement. Poster street,
s,g es Rea. ~ az ne DOWN sis3rs 1 ;sna
ment Branch street. Rent. $1,000 can a. II.
IA, Phelps. Academy street 81 nj III Phelps
~ ~ ~. I. n .sA
TO RENT-gtore. espeeialiy desirable 3Dr
grocery ana meat business. store q "A x %.
wlth room az fesf about y < ~. Large fetTtg-
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wANTED--A man and wife 70 work on farm.
Permanent place and good wages to right par
ties Man must unders tand all kinds Of farm
work Call on or address G. N. Clark. East
Montpelier, X. 4. D. Ne l. Phone sA-ai,
Barre. 1g3-tf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Frame building, formerly used
as transformer house. A bargain. Console
dated Lighting CO., Phone 324-4, MonIpel-
ier 9lstl
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WANTED.

WANTED Position as superintendent 1r
foreman OF some good monumental works
Have had experience IN figuring, selling, over
seeing the cutting and settling 0g work Ad-
tlres an. u. p lines office. 10ftl9e
WANTED small place near Rafre city with
a few acres Of land Party will not nav uyar
81 .0o0.O0 cash Enquire AZ Baon s Gordon
Block. Iarre, VI, 2s5tG
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WANTED setting up monuments.
Have had years DC experience Ain Gtahite anu
marble enter and ADJ able @ do work without
tne assistance Of trimmer Have handled
some very large work and also inattsnlcusis
Address John s. Berry, 9J1 stats street, SAG
NAV. Mich. 2J5ff
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TO RENT Tenement of six rooms and bath,
on Branch street Inquire at Rooms and Q,
Blanchard block. 2iiEf
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TO RENr--A tenement or six rooms on
Branch street. Bath, hot and cold water, In
qaire Of \. p Beckley, Park street. 2i9tf
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no REkr--Tfont room IN old city building.
Suitable Tor Office. Apply to Alex Milne, chair
man property e0mlnittee. l28tf
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-30
Surroqate,a Office.

The will of Rhoda Mason, deceased, of
Stanwick, which has been admitted to
probate, gives a legacy of $500 to the
Home for Aged Women at Burlington
Joseph o. Mason, of Bordentown, In the
employ of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company as flagman at Trenton, is to re-
ceive 81 900; Jacob A. Mason, $500; Amos
and Anna Willitts, $500 each; Daniel G
Garwood and wife, 5000 each; Rhoda
Vanzant, 5000; Anna r. Gleason, 800.
A legacy of $500 to Ella V. Haines, which
is cancelled by codicil, reverts to Anna ]
Willetts. Edward Darnell, of Atlantic
City, the executor, is the residuary legate.
The estate is valued at $3,55072.
The will of Theophile Schwertzler, de.
ceased, of Smithville, has been probated
and Louis Ottinger, of Philadelphia, has
been made executor. To Jacob, Mary
and Lena Schwertzler, three of the tesla
tors children, the sum of $15Ieach is be-
queathed, and the balance of the estate
valued at about $1,000, is bequeathed t.
the widow. A life insurance policy fo
81 900 was made out for the benefit of two
of the minor children, Louis and Julia
and it becomes payable to them. Mrs
Schwertzler has been appointed guardian
of these children who are thus benefited.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-30
A ORDINANCE

to change and establish the grade of the
sidewalks on both sides of the st rect or
highway known as West Washington
street for distance along said street OF
two thousand six hundred feet westwardIy
from the intersection of the westerly curb
line OF King Street and the curb lines of
| said West Washington Street.
! Be 1t ordained by the Township Committee
| of the township of Northa M nton in the
county of Burlington:
| l. The grade of the sidewalks on both sides
| of the street or highway known as West
Washington Street for distance along same
OF wo thousand six hundred feet westwardIy
from the intersection of the westerly curb
line OF King Street and the curb lines of said
West Washington Street, in the township of
Northampton, be and the same is hereby
changed and established to be three inches
nelow the following grade of the centre line of
the roadbed of West Washington Street afore-
said, as shown by a map or profile thereof
made by John w. Harris, engineer and sur
veyor; ana nled April 70, 1907, with the town
snip clerk OF said township: Beginning at
point in the centre of West Washington
street where the west curb line of King Street
extended Will 1nterSect the centre of said
west Washington Street, which point is four
ana nlnety-s1x hundredths feet below the ton
ot al an IRON PIN set In the mile stone standing
a. tne northeast corner of King and Washing
Streets, and from said point extending along
Ine centre line of said West Washington
street IN westerly direction ~ distance If
SIX hundred feet with an elevation of thirteen
ana tWenty-hundredths feet; (2l a distance Of
three hundred feet with an elevation of five
ana one-tenth feet; (3) distance of eight
hundred feet with an elevation of eleven and
slX-tenths feet; az a distance of one hundred
feet with an elevation of six-tenths feet: Isl a
distance of one hundred feet with a descent Of
one-flfth feet; TO- a distance of three hundred
Ieet with q descent of three and three-tenths
feet; ~ a distance of three hundred feet with
descent of four and four-ffths feet: Isl a dis
lance of one hundred feet with a descent az
four-hfths feet; and this ordinance shall take
erect Immediately upon its proper publica-
ton.
Passed April %, 1907.
FRANKLIN DILL,
HARRY wilkins, JR., Chairman
Township Clerk
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MARRIED,

AUsTIN-EvANs.-Apri Is. near Mount
Holy ny, by ., ReT r. q, H. Baker Albert Disston
ter of Mrs. Rachel C. Evans, of near Mount
Holly
BowKER-SHREvE.-A IS, in PhiladeI
phla. by Rev p. J. Knight, Herbert s. Bow.
ker and l.. May Shreve, bot. Of Medford.
BUNTING-HARNED.-A Is, in Trenton
by Rev. ]. Morgan Reed, b. d., Samuel Bunt.
ing, ofCrosswicks, and Stella Harmed of Tren-
ton.
BERRY-WITCRAFT.-Ma 81, at Marlton
by Rev. J. A. Cakes, Horace E. Berry, of Cam,
den, and Mary Witcraft of Marlton.
CARMAN-CoMMoNs.- April 25, at BurIing-
ton by Rev. Frank Lukens, Walter j. Car
man and Miss Emma l.. Commons, both OF
Burlington.
CLAFLIN-ToY. April 25 at Palmyra, by
Rev. ID. w. Armstrong, John w. Clafin, OF
Riverton. and Miss Jennie w. Toy, of Pal
mYra.
LL-KIRKBRIDR.-April "a, at AS
bury Park, by Rev. A. l.. LongleY Arthur +.
Cottrell and Miss Mabel B. Ktrkbride, both OF
Asbury Park.
by Rev. t; M. Eastwood, W. Stirling Hewitt
and Miss Helen ID. Oliver, both of Burlington.
-BRITToN.-April %, at Borden
town, Henry Kroener, of Red Bank, and Miss
LIPPINcoTT - QUIcKsALL. April "a, at
Mount Holly, by Rev. r. H. Baker Walter S.
Lippincott, of Moorestown, and Miss Mary II.
Quicksal, of Mount Holly.
ER-CoTToN-April %, at PHILADELPHIA.
Fred. L. Meyer and Miss Clara Il. Cotton, OF
Medford.
MooRE-GILBERT-Ap Z, at Cameron,
NO. G. E. Moore and Nina, daughter OF
Charles III. Gilbert, formerly of Chesterfield.
PURCELL-HoRNER.-Ap 25, at Camden,
by Rev. j. b. Bills, f. A, Louis Purcell of
Riverton, and Miss Edith Horner, OF Burlfng-
ton.
SM1TH-FENToN.-April "a, at Bridgeboro,
by Rev. l.. s. Moore, William Smith and Miss
Nettie Fenton, both of Bridgeboro.
SPENCER HILLY.-Apr iI "a, at New Egypt,
by Rev. Father Black, John Spence, of Cream
Ridge, and Miss Kathryn Rahilly, of Wrights-
town.
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Court.
The Grand Jury finished its labors, on
Wednesday afternoon.

The Grand Jury finished its labors, or
Wednesday afternoon.
Edward Worrell, of Medford, against
whom there were five indictments fol
barn burning, pleaded guilty to two OF
them, and he was sentenced to the State
Reformatory at Railway.
All the other prisoners who appeared be-
fore Judge Horner entered pleas of moi
| guilty. The list follows:
Gussippi Paddani, Burlington, April 4,
arson
John Devan, colored, Burlington, Jan
uary 81, larceny.
Peter Delaney, Burlington, February
! Is, breaking and entering and as
saulting Catherine Morris
| Harry Miller, colored, Mount Laurel,
April is, larceny of chickens from Ida
Preston.
Edward Hanyan, Pemberton, January
q, larceny of money from Joseph Clifford.
Joseph Davis, Southampton, December
IL, 1906, atrocious assault and battery on
Thomas S. Hetherington and Samuel J.
Evans; breaking and entering; carrying
concealed deadly weapons.
The following having failed to answer
when their names were called, bench war
rants were issued:
Robert H. Michigan, Beverly, Febru-
airy 16, atrocious assault and battery on
Albert G. Anderson.
Luigi, Antonio and Salvatore DeAngellis,
Burlington, April 6, assault with intent to
kill Bruno Colizzi
Jacob Bresoda, Nicenti and Matilo
Quhaski, Burlington, atrocious assault
and battery on Toni Jaseulti and Frank
Lesensky.
Stanislaw Matucheswski, Riverside, at
rocious assault and battery on Stefa
Dmachowski.
Mark Johnson, Burlington, April 8,
assault and battery on George Mccullough
Frank Wesley, and George Anderson
Chester, April 81, fighting.
There was a session of court yesterday,
Judge Horner on the bench.
The first business was the granting of
licenses. Before proceeding, Judge
Horner stated that he wished to notify all
license holders that the law regulating
hotels must be strictly observed. The
places must be kept clean. in a sanitary
meals must be provided at rea-
sonable hours, and proper accommoda-
lions provided for the travelling public |
These requirements are more important
than the keeping of bar.
The following licenses were granted:
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-30
DIED.

ALsToN.-April %, at West Chester, Pa,
Mrs. Isaac Aston, formerly of Mount Holly.
BAxTER.-April 2Sd, at Burlington, Rev.
Carroll Henry Baxter, aged 81 years.
BARNITz.-April rs, near Delanco, Charles
E: Barnitz, son of Jacob w. and Mary j. Bar
n1tz, In 9th year.
BEEBE.-April q, at Chairville, David Beebe
aged 80 years.
BUzBY.-April Is, at Philadelphia, Susanna
ID. Buzby, formerly of Burlington.
CHEsTNUT.-April IS, at Mount Holly, ELF
abeth Chestnut, wife of Robert Chestnut, aged
81 years
ENGLE.-April 25, at Medford Aaron W.
Engle, in his SD year.
FURRY.-A pril o. at Wilmington Del
Hannah A.. wife of Peter U. Furry, In her S0th
year. Inferred at Mount Holly.
GoLDY.-April "a, at Camden, E. Wright
Colby, formerly of Wrightstown.
GoRGAs.-APril 20, at Palmyra, John Ash
ton Gorgas.
HAMBRIeHT.-April2 q, at Ashbourne, Pa
Dorothea Bates Hambright, daughter of Ed.
win w, and Mary E. Hambright. aged years
HETTEL.-April 81, at Pemberton, Mary A
Hettel, infant daughter of Thomas and late
Mary Hettel, aged months.
HIGGINBoTHAM.-April rs, near Marion
Viola Higg1nbotham, daughter of Samuel and
Mary j. Higg1nbotham, aged 6years
HERsHoFF-April 26, at Beverly Bertha K
M. Hershotf. daughter of Helen and late Eu
gene Hershof, aged 81 years.
KERR.-April %, at Newark, Thomas M
Kerr, formerly of Bordentown.
LEUALLEN.-April 25, at Medford, Kate f
| Leuallen.
| MADDEN.-April %, at Rosemont, Pa, VIII
| liam Madden, formerly of Mount Holly.
| MoRRIsoN.-Ap ril 20, at Medford, Catharint
Morrison, aged "a years.
| PEw.-April %, near Jobstown, Agnes I
Pew, widow of Samuel b. Pew, in her SD year
| SEIFRIED.-April %, at Riverside, Henry
Seifried, Sr., in his I'D year.
| SHINE.-AprlI rs, at Ezra, Joseph G. Shinn
son of Clarence and Georgeanna Shinn, ageC
| 10 years and months, formerly of Lumber
| ton.
TAYLoR.-April q, at Jacobstown, Emil.
| Taylor, aged Sc years.
| THoRNE.-April "a, at Burlington, Elizabeth
| j. Thorne, widow of Chalkley N. Thorne.
| WARrHMAN.-April2 "a, at Palmyra, William
/, II. Warthman, son of the late Rev. Johl
| Warthman
WooD.- April %, at Burlington, Isaac '
| Wood.
WoRRELL.-April q, at Bnddtown. Paine
ID. Worrell
Young, aged 80 years.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-30
A N ORDINANCE

- n
providing for the construction, curbing,
| recurring, paving, relaying and repairing
Ine sidewalks on both sides of the street or
nighWay known as West Washington
street, between the westerly curb lines Of
King and Oak Streets extended south-
Street. -
Be it ordained by the Township Committee
of the township of Northamp ton, in the
county of Burlington:
l. The owner or owners ofthe lands fronting
or bordering thereon are hereby directed to
construct, curb, recurb, pave, relay and re-
pair, at his or their own proper cost and ex-
pense, the sidewalks on both sides of the street
OF highway known as West Washington
King and Oak Streets extended southward1v
across said West Wash1ng ton Street. in thSe
township of Northampton, in manner follow
my, 70 VIII, SAID sidewalks shall be curbed or
recurped with good quality of blue stone not
less than four feet long nor less than sixteen
incnes deep and four inches thick for twelve
lhches down from top measured at right an
gles TO the face and the back shall be free from
projections of more than two Inches and
snail be paved for a width Of at least fOur feet
as nearly as practicable in the centre of said
s a Nn with best quality of hard red paw
ing prlcks laid In herring bone style or meth
%, OF with concrete, well and properly laid;
al private cartWays crossing said sidewalks
snail De paved to the width of four feet as
nearly as practicable in the centre of said
sidewalks with square, oblong or fat blue
stone or nag or with concrete or yiJrifed
Dlock, and the remaining parts thereof with
square, OblOng or fiat stones or with ronnd
or paving stones well and properly laid. and
SAID sidewalks and curbs shall be constructed
anu paced at the grade and slope heretofore
estapLsned, al work to be done under the
supervision and direction of the township
committee; and this ordinance shall take ef
rect Immediately upon its proper nnhlicafion
Passed April 20, 1907
HARRY HAWKINS, JR ChairrnoY
Township Clerk.