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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, Sept. 8, 1911.

Montpelier, Idaho, Sept. 8, 1911.
Two rooms for rent, first door east
of Pavilion.
The public schools OPP n next Nor
day morning.
Regular Eastern Star meeting next
Thursday night.
New fall styles in hats and shoes
at f. L. Burgoyne.
Jas. Short Of Pocatello, visited with
Montpelier relatives the past week.
Fine young pigs for sale; call On
Heber Phelps, Montpelier.
Remember, the dances at the paw
lion are still being held on Friday
nights.
There are some stylish dress shoes
on display at f. L. Burgoynes.
For sale cheap, a nearly new, rub
Der tired buggy; Cali on D. NJ. Hy-
mas.
John j. Jones of the Jones-Robison
Co, Is visiting this week at Nampa,
Caldwell and Boise.
It's no use to cry over 'tspilled
milk" Get a sack of Yellowstone
Special next time.
For sale, the furniture and lease of
the Rose Hotel. Call on Mrs. Cam
mons at the hotel.
MI. and Mrs. 0rson Holmes of La
Grande, Ore, visited the past week
with MI. HIS uncle, Hyrum.
When buving tablets and other
school supplies do nc overlook Pres
ton q Roberts stock.
Mrs. Carey and two sons returned
Monday from a three months %sojourn
at Lava Hot Springs.
Miss Helen Davis went to Salt
Lake Monday to renew her studies in
st. Mary's Academy.
Don't fail to see the greatest moral
play ever presented, 1.-THE Curse of
! Drink" Monday, Sept. II.
MILK FOR SALE-Will deliver
milk at DC a quart-leave orders at
Spongberg's Grocery-G. Loertscher.
Miss Helen Gray went to Salt Lake.
Monday, where she will attend school
this year at the Collegiate Institute,
See Cuba Crutchf1eld, the greatest
fancy roper of modern times, with
The Blondln Show Monday, Sept. IL.
Miss Anna Spongberg went to Salt
Lake Monday to new her studies in
the Collegiate institute for another
year.
Mrs. McGough returned to Butte
last Saturday, after a months visit
with her daughter, Mrs. R. A. Sulli-
v sn.
Wanted, a cook in small hotel,
IA nily cooking, good bread baker de-
sired, lady preferred. Address box
70i Bancroft, Idaho.
Chas r. Reese will go to Boise
Sunday to attend the Masonic grand
lodge, which conyenes there next
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Hansen returned to her
home at Riverton, Wyo., yesterday,
after . months visit with her sister,
Mrs. Hayes.
Mrs. Olson wishes to that
Twill rattle her quilt at the Douglas
Furniture Cos store next Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Remember, we are now sole agents
for McCaiI's dress patterns for ladies
and children.-Mose Lewis Depart
ment Store.
Raymond Reese will leave in a few
days for Columbia, Missouri, where
he will attend school at the state uni
versity the coming year.
Free street exhibition at noon, band
%conscrt, fancy roping, sing by Ferris
Taylor, bass ~solOist. with the Blondin
show Monday, Sept. II.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

The regular meeting of the Gem Of
the Mountain Club will be held at the
of Mrs. Furchner next Thurs
day afternoon at 2 80. A full attend
of members is desired.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

day afternoon at z 3 {. A fall attend
Hnre of members is desired.
Yellowstone SpecTaT, Is a high
grade, high patent fionr, always sea
soned, always on hand, always gives
satisfaction and always sold by Bren-
nan u Davis.
John Michael died at his home in
Paris Wednesday, aged 7G years. De-
ceased had been a resident of this
county quite a number Of years. He
is survived by two sons and two
daughters.
County Auditor Broomhead has
been nursing an attack of the grippe
the past week and consequently was
not able to attend the annual meeting
of county auditors of the state, which
was held at Boise this week.
If you want a REAL GOOD pocket
knife, call and examine the Tidioute
assortment. This brand of cutlery is
used exclusively by the U. S. Navy.
g. Sponp berg.
The Blondin Show presenting 1.-THE
Curse of Drink" has an excellent
company of actors and full line of
scenery needed to make this play a
great success. At Montpelier, Sept.
IL.
Lost, in Montpelier yesterday a
lady's brown purse containing $40 in
greenbacks and $3.50 in silver and
some papers. Finder will leave at
this office and receive reward.
Frank Hutchins and family went
to Denver Wednesday, to remain for
a couple of weeks. The object of
their visit there is to have an artifi-
cial foot fitted for their son. Vernon,
who lost his foot in Salt Lake last
spring by being run Owe by the cars.
We have a large assortment of
woollen remenants in three and four
yard lengtht, which we are closing
out at 25 cents a yard. They are reg
ular so and so cent values. Sam L.
Lewis, The Fair Store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

Two hundred cases of Fancy
Alberta peaches next week at
Spongberg's.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

At the school election Tuesday
John j. Jones and Mrs. HI.
r. Spidell were reelected for an
bther term of three years. There
were 46 votes cast of which Mrs.
.!Spidell received Al, Jones 40, DIR.
lGuyon 5, Mrs. JOS. Taylor 4 and Ed
Rich l.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

Miss Helen Davis went to Salt
Lake Monday to renew her studies in
st. Mary's Academy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

Mrs. Carey and two sons returned
Monday from a three months sojourn
at Lava Hot Springs.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

See Cuba Crutchfield, the greatest
fancy roper of modern times. with
The Blondin Show Monday, Sept. IL
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

Don't fail to see the greatest moral
play ever presented, 1.-THE Curse of
Drink" Monday, Sept. II.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

Miss Anna Spongberg went to Salt
Lake Monday to renew her studies in
the Collegiate institute for another
year.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

Miss Helen Gray went to Salt Lake
Monday, where she will attend school
this yea at the Collegiate Institute,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

When buving tablets and other
school supplies do not overlook Pres
ton q Roberts stock.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

MILK FOR SALE-Will deliver
milk at &c a quart-leave orders at
Spongberg's Grocery-G. L~oertscher.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

Nose Lewis left last Saturday for
Chicago, New York and other eastern
points to purchase his stock of fall
and winter merchandise.-~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

MI. and Mrs. 0rson Holmes of La
Grande, Ore, visited the past week
with Mr.. HIS uncle, Hyrum.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08

! Mr. Roy Hayes and Miss Fayette
Closner, two of Montpelier's well
known young people, We're united il
marriage at Paris last Saturday
afternoon by County Auditor Broom-
head.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.

r-r,ti,. + u rorns 70 Helen " Johns: s..
Nathan Marx 10 Frederic Bierkon. so.b90.
Eagle Fire COMPANY ~ New fcrk 20 Law
vors ri,lo Insurance and Trust Co, $40 e9g,
TITLE Guarantee and Trust % 70 WINS
Dodge ana ano. trus ST. 900 .-,. .,
Park MOrtE "a co 70 Altl- tuh4 h-'e17 1--
Trust Co. 81 500 .,ooo
Mari VI Tragessr 70 Jacob Zeitner S3,gVD
Adolph schwartz and ano 20 joseph w MA
A',i MsrceiIus si II Dodr, and sno. ezrs. 20 Mar
'sI7Gf Robef, n O43+ W Todd 70 Theo r Maxwell and
L5vyor, Tit'e 1rsuralnreee, "a anf Trust co 70
LAWYERS Mortgage Co. $4,000. .-
Marceilu. n Dodge % LAYERS 4i'Ie lHs1I'
auce aud Trust 60. $4,000 -.
American Mortgaze co 20 Jonn - b0"eIs
ard auo, eNrs: $4,000.
Same 70 same: s2i.Wip o,
MAY weiss and ano % SI7' n Dattont -
Morgenthau Realty 90 % MINNIE
= -,,ei wtll.ts 10 wilson NJ Powell: $50 900
4 Blake Orcutt TO Arthur, J r,aayiof ss2'g2900
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 % II L-.ieh-
1'ea, sa,~sp rserrstsir 70 Pose Frey. 81 zoo
Lane ! Middleton 70 Marv Middleton 81
Tav-~ers Mortgaee co 20 Domestic and For
eisn Missionary Sooocioso,9y OK 'N7
West 57th street 60 - Geo z Brewer
s'gVS s'Ggeiav ralk to American Mortgage Co..
'-tGgy Eleanor Power 20 American Mortsas. Co;
81 - 600 =. ,-t.,..-,. ,.t.,-
Tev York trust CO % American Mortgage
CO. 500 ---,, .,
c,tarles Harris 20 Julius Zweig sloo
Aired e clark. .-dn. 20 Edw clark. y
Edgar J Ievey 20 Title Insurance co. 81
600 -, ,,-.---,
Title Insurance 60 - Sew York Mortgage
and security Co. S2l,o0n 49,
an s~-ve~s No-tcare Co to Kingston savings
rark. 4 assignments each $50 600. Sl2o "ov
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name ana address 81 purchaser
MARCH Is
MANHATTAN


A1-Tr-pcN AVE = W cor ~ isTth 81 ise ex
= Huld5ro Realty 90 90 Belsrd Building GO
mtg Slse o"o. Feb .. Sloo address lo- Nes'
i2ist 81
rAR,uNE =. 80 20 e4i.. sly brk. " cor
~ Pe8f1ra a. 37yfe: Theress schneider 70 70
Trial Rea'ty Co. March : 500 ADDRESS lou
Fulton st
HowARr ST 525 ezloo: I5ocss .oo ccs D ,I,; bay; r
sica. address. 40 Wall 81.
LEMON. AVE s q cor q iSsta s. 90 lixico;
Clara j. NassaYer 70 G L Nassausr E'ta'ef
March * 81 address l5 Broad e.
LEMON AVE. 40 ari i32. 3 Sly brk. 33xsj
Lima N.l % Emauue Herer mtg slfc"'l .
March - g. address 50 West e0th 81
STANTON ST. 200. sty brk. u cor ~
Ridge sr. 2jxso George Lauhentracht % WI
fan Menzel March - 500. address 3si WASH
ilrtcn e.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 5. 14al z ot 1894
20. 59Xll7x irreE, Ellen C0halan 70 Thomas L.
mare mtg s7oo6o. March !. $40. address Il
West 20 81
a8TH ST e. 3i6J It . u "a ave. IS 7ros.9
Jsns williamson 70 Sarah Lipson. March &.
81 4Itress Al West i17th 81.
3gTH ST. 30 and 35T west sty ork. 8sx
S23 COO March is. 500. address. 44o West
1921 st.
alTH 81. 522 West: sly br9k, 25xioo5. oscar
Cook 10 William Bensen mtg 81. 5o0l March IS
Slc9 address 10 Lencx ave.
I'D ST. s. so y o, 2l ave. 1sxlo2 =.
Louis Karmohl 70 Jacob Ksrmiohl. u pan
Cn,g S7o"o'. March Il. 81. address $40 Eas,
72d e.
eg, sgTH ST. 52 H,s, fiy sT 2oTio2 z .od RsT0 SG
March s1oo. address - East soth 81.
SGD ST. 312 West 9 sly hrk. lsGxl022 2. John
J Mundorf % Anna " Nundorff an title mtg
slI50o March g. 81 address 300 West Hath 50.
9oTH 81, :. 1876 e v o. Broadway. lax
100 Y, Janet u Tu-nan 70 James Howe Cntg
tld5oW, s.. address. 62 Sterling Place. Brook
10Th 81 100 G II e q - "a wa. ave tohHSS hsSf
March l7 800 address. 1888 sd ave.
luTH st, o53 ami 20 West: sty brk. 72y
Ngr,7 Is ,loo. a9irsss. i ?lS2 Wss5iTston fsa als
1nsT -, - 275 q v OF 7th ave. 81 6x9e II;
George II Bohlken 70 Maria stucks (ntz $50
oo0. March J.. 500. address. 2ioi Bathgate
ave.
l52D s.. 5o4 West. cor Bradhurst ave 5
ST. brk. i2jx344 Ioha Kirkpatrick et al 70 Mar
tin y Unrrich Cnts $4,000; March 2 500
SAND PROPERTY. Mabel Brennan % same
(rn,g $50 ooW March Is. q. address. 1875 Am-
TIE BRoNX
cREsToN AVE 227o aqa 22I2 13.s9 s- ,i1e irTss:
IS 500. address. 1866 West oSd So.
WILLIS AV-- cor 146th At, 25rlo5 Q;
Msrch =. 500: address. AZ East 1isth 81.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1919. 4ixS9: Tr-ho-
Realty 90 10 Carl Ernst mtg So, 5oo,; March
10. 81 address 10 Broadvaj
l.3D 81. s. $50 II II willis ave, 5oxlo9
Henrv Camp 20 the Morgan CO (n1ts $4,000
81 address, 800 Broadway.
l50TH ST $ s east halt lot i64. map Nelrose
south a5vl0n. Edward Fitzgerald 20 1oh1
Judge: March IS: ST.: address. 15+ West 1924 ~.
SAME PROPERTY: John Y Judge 20 Cath.
a-ire Fitzgerald. March l.; 81: address -i5i
Briggs ave.
fG5rrr ST F. i2Gc ?. O, 81 ave. ~ Tx
1s7. Gust0 Ernst 10 johanna r Ernst; March u.
81 address. 1886 Grant ave
otcTrT ST r 50 II q q, Perry s-s. 21Y
100. Tra--v n Garei-s - Caroline Gsreiss (r1te
s. ZOO, March :. s.. address. 1850 Marion ava
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address az rrantee)
Interest per cent, unle.s otherwise statsc'
MARCH le
MANHATTAN.


pPADrtr-FsT AVE. n cor of 15ist a. ~. :
sl2t. March ia. due as per bond 9 y S A
,'~nstr,;ction so 90 lille Marks, 5000. address'
4 East 18TH st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. . cor % i4oth -, lOp
v1etx irrsr: March Il. yr. & per cent: pacoru
Er8lf~ 60 70 state Realty and Mortgage co.
$40 900. address II Pine s..
ST NICHOLAS AVE ~ oor q 1881 St lo4x
40 ,r-Ior mtg 500 O00i. March Il, due, &c, B.
r.r bond saro'eon Coust-ic'ion - 20 Aaron VI
Isrpole ami ano. $500. address. - west
li4th ~
ToMpKrNs 81. i5 25xioo. March y. yrs;
r.roi r,aty7,aDu ara Isaac r.venthal - Ella
- ,fus and ano. e1toufricesi $lo"". e1ir'-''
Greenwich. conn
WATER ST. 6ae. sly erk ies1;oI irTesi
and ano trustees $4,000. address. Eastern
boulevard Th-.ss Neck. =.
WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE, 81. ?IH
irres iea a.eheld, due rs Ter h9ni; Marcn 90
adde's. los West l2'h 81
18TH Ct. III East. . sty b-k. i;,ioc 2 March
= prior rn'z s?0.oooi due as rer bond; Mar
car.- W Peilow and ano 70 HATTIE bun1Hl, VI
5cO address goo Central P7rk West.
1O0TH ST. n 8. - Il 2 q sth ave. lots. esch
S6xiGO . mtss. each S2HW tprior mtg s4s-
COO. all, March -. 'nstaiments pe' 'on, oco.
Joseph Tuser 10 Bro"u-Weiss Realities s''o;
address. g Park Row
THE BRONX
BELL AVE. 25o 2. - Rsn;alI az in ~,
xlOI March ~. due sept - lt!4' hrnry ~, ~
EGae-l % Robert Idi I-.nt s'''' ei'ii'''' -
East 96-h ~.
cROToTA AVE. II p cor Of i7sth 81. 25Hatx
irreeS March l.. yrs. jis per cent Minnie
Marthens 10 American savings Bank, H-'o"'
address. i1j West 42d g.
HAvr1rETER AVE. =, So p ot Powell
s,e 2JxiO5. March -. YRS per cent. Edrari
4 Schiu % Prank Gsss. $1,000. address --Io
Wesfchls.er avs.
LOTS so and Isl, mar o' property ~ W T
Duncan ~ Wuuamshrdge. March IL due nov
1911. q per cent Gaetsno Dt Pima Sni
c;t,fsepra %lcastro state savings Bank; So
so. address 1927 - aye
PLOT begins ~ cor of lot. r cor. ~
.o,--.a-i,. Zar Il Robinson. adjoining road FROM
v.st Farns 70 West chester. +sx irreg. lot 10.
n q " adjacent lot : also 20 y rom iot
O. s0x irres being part Of l7t y map ot prQp
e-tv % late John Mapes; March -: : YRS. =
par cent. William ~ Braithwaite John z
Trsirhwaite Helen X D-vlin and Clara a IIar-
rer ~ Bertha Heitmann. 5000. address 1''i
Madison ave.
PARK AVE 5G5 q ~ Northern Ter
race -v7 3x6sxtGc prior mtg $1,000. March
Il. VI. Margaret Dev0- 20 JAMES Douglas.
g. O0o. address 80 Broalwav.
WESTCHESTER AVE 7oc 251iosy irrsg
fpri1r mtg $4,000 March Il. 2 Yrs. yer ctnt
Lena Steruscnuss 90 Thomas p Nal'nN' S"".
address. 800 East 1iad =
e.-TH ST $ 80 n q - Bronx wood ave- olN
rlt. March = trIior mtg 81 jO0i: yrs. pe-
cent. Nigenza Russo 60 Elizabeth Eilsheime--
$500 address 1850 7'h ave
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
Death OF Members.

Mrs. Dana s Carpenter. president of the
Mddletown Springs. VI, branch. reports
the death from tuberculosis OF Harry
Hutch.rs. who passed away March 3. aged
TWENTY-FIVE years He Wa first made ac-
cuainted with many distant Sunshine
friends when ne was confined 70 the house
with a broken leg. "a he then received
many cheerv greetings Later. when con-
val scing from typhoid fever. other 7. s. s.
members correspoude1 with him. There was
never any real recovery from the fever. as
II passed into the fatal disease. Mrs. Car
renter desires that all who helped 70 make
lis last DAYS brighter should know how
much their kirdness was appreciated.
Miss Annie Hutzelnan. of Paterson, y J..
va. a Young German girl, who seemed 70
bo suddenly stricken with tuberculosis. and
her decline was rapid Through the kind
ness OF T. &. 8 members. the society was
able TO extend q helping hand 20 her dur
ing her illness. for which the faithful sis
ter who took care of her IS deeply grateful
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
Of Interest TO tUomeo

IN their rooms. 4 Young sirl in IN health
was helpei until able 10 work again -
tares and food We're provided for q ,,,,,, =,
out OF position. Daily visits are r,aia 80
lnoSe recovering. from various Illnesses ~
soup ana some dehcacies taken 10 tber, =.
ne entire proceeds from the Amin -
salnnent 10 be given by the Friendlv Ala
G,rsneh ,,I,,r VII he passed on 20 two ased gen
newcomer. both of whom are criprie4
The Colleen Rule Circlo 's
unique entertainment on Arril b v6icS 4,
Is expected. Will largely increase the funds
IN INC treasury No. 10 branch win hold
sn raster sale al the Little Nothers' o,
settlement house on Second avenue Nom,
oers or torcFesfer and Watertown. Mass.
urancneS nave united 10 aid several ,ar1i-
leS' ana some members Of No branch
manhattan have given money TO holm a
woman "nose husband was in with CON
sumption Tor q year and Who died last
emergency fund 20 help this woman WITH
her rent, as She was 20 be disuossessed
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20

. woman does need 70 know IS which. Il
an. O. these shades are becoming 20 her
sri v1ar should be combined with them 70
make them most effective
Perhaps ore thing that has helped 20
triug green 70 the fore 81 present is the
a.. ,hat r. can Re used effectively with
ts other fashionable colors. black and
dark blue, ss well as with white, which
6 slvays worn. and with black and white
together. Green with blue. though It IS
very beautiful, IS almost too splendid ior
ie average woman. but no one need ne
ve~r daring Z wear it I'm mbinatiou with
The other co'ors mentioned. Touches Of =
lave been used charmiugly on the collars
an c-fs ~ simple white serge or linen
irocSs often m the addition Of d black
satin c~avat one rather elaborate dress
. white linen has green and white en- p
o-oiier-s and sane fnishings Of black
g'ir
ireer Ike tie other bright coors now
'T vogue IS used as a decoration for black
snl waits hats The loops Of black and
vl,tc velvet ribbon bows show the pro-
'sef0g edges - green liuings and some
r-nn'ng aH-h'ack hats have bows simi-
a1y treated
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
RECORDED LEASES.
fvI.h name and a1iress 81 Lessee


MARCH i
AVENUE r r. 1872 (store Never Koch 70 ltaa'
r Nince 9 ,rs from April g. iPll. ssN, sd-
dress Ia Avenue y.
BELMONT AVE n . cor lssth 81 store. etc
y Auris CONSTRUCTION % 70 VI Marno' yrs & snd
: mos from pee l. 1910 s6.1 address a'op EEL
mont ave
FREEMAN ST. o37 t.tore). Freeman ara Fos
Street Realty co 10 John " 1urnhaH' ~ yrs snl
mos from NAV I. 1911. s2i'N' aadress' -
Governor -
LONGFrLLOw AVE. 1854 (storei. Usona Coz
stru-tior 20 10 roserh Sicillln : Yrs from Nay
!. 1911. $500 address 1854 Lonsfelo" ave
MOTT ST i35 ,sto-el. Giuseppins Zarilo -
Rocco Nusoroft- yrs and I mo from April J.
1911. s54o address. la5 Mott 81
WHITE PLAINS AVE. S629 store. .to:
Michael Brennan 20 vincenzo Iatino, rs lroln
April l. 1911. $50. address. 3t25 Nhite fiaih-
ave.
9TH AVE ZOOS ,storel. Georr. Ksro!e 70
Barfhod holster. ? vrs from Nav ]. 1913 sl'l"'
address. 220s 9Th ave.
PATH ST i0i West talD. cath 81. SOC West
(rear bldg. Robert Henderson 20 G D Nlocos
yrs from Dec /. 1909 Sloso. address ao' "es'
2ib g.
fO4TH ST 307 Dar. CaD. Lima Lochmuller %
Tcr0e-ico Repitto. = yrs and mos from June l.
1911. ST. $50. address 2o5 East lo4ih 81
10TH ST lS7 Z, 81 4 sth ave Y (sn
Martin - Ferguson and ano 70 Eureka Auiorno-
hNe St4tion: Is yrs from April 1, lell' slSpVo'
address 20 - Nicholas ave.
l11TTI ST. 100 20 100 East alb Henry HaTr'
20 Marcus Chaies Yrs from June J. lFll'
So 3un. address Il Last lojth ct
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
RESPONSES.

Mrs. VI Drew. OF Brooklyn. has kindly
offered 20 supply the nightgovns needed by
the little sick boy in Oneida County. y. Y:
also the shoes for the destitute woman.
G10rge Fleming OF Fort Ethan Allen. VI.
Win respond TO the. request for, The
~ Uau1pshire. Yrs. p. ~ Manhattan.
bse beer asked to pass on" her copy 10
Fioise Miller a "shut-in' child a. Cana
ttrsriA \ y FOR whom request vas
yyo.da nv a r :. : member. Miss Bender,
~ Philadelphia. has forwarded 10 John
church. Of Nova Scotia. the. one dollar
.arJeA 10 renew his subscription 10 a re-
,,ie,eu,,S raner. another paper he has ex-
,,,,ESesead "a desire for will probably be sent
~ a harrington. Conn, member. TIE
clothing secured through ne e. personsl T II H.. =.
.e Clothe two worthy men so respectfully
u 70 ,hrv we're able 20 get positions
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
En- Ci-Y Branch.

I,'rs vss large attendance Of tie Elm
o'y 0rs-cr Sew Haven. al the Marcn
FsetrE pH1 was held o. he home OF
.s' Nae1e $ Armstrong Mrs. i. r.
walker, the PRESIDENT. presided and II was
'-t4ed - stc Lenten morning reci'al
= Aarcl O. for TIE beneft OF tie hospital
INC Mr- V p. Tuttle, Mrs Cliffor1
-'', srl Miss Armstrong were appointea
eommi,fe. to perfect the plans and Sc
~ " .-Ivices Of Nine Olga huIg loI j.
!, sNe 1er folsscng recital. 4 soc'al hgVi .
- - -,ial. t0. 0V ID The business session. 4.s
- ,ao.r. presided over Dv Mrs. George =
=, ,.e,-aes AID Mrs Theodore Mdcdonalu.
,e, a,f~actt~elv decorated with NeuoW
- Nrs j. q. HUH assisted IN rereif- %
"t mo guests
5ne phase ~ the practical winter work4
ne on ov this branch deserves sPe'ld'
,,,nlon Narv worthy families eacn VIM
INC 20 impossible 10 buy coal oy tne tVi.
=, - cons -eq.en-y pay double the price oy
f--hssirg ir small quantities, 9ur 49,
o. - less comfort. 10 aid such people "nO IS
hot desire charity. the branch uuys y :
49, IN quantity and has a ton al I'M I'M
- efsd ~ these families, the cost DeHls
.-hqef 10 fhe coal committee ~ silloi' .5l
,.,..' as i7 most convenient 20 the rec'p
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
OPEN NEW TRACT AT NoRrHpoRr

The opening Up OF 4 new tract near the
Northport station BY the House and Home
Company affords immediate opportunity 20
buyers OF small farms and largo garden
sites within an hours ride Of the city.
This land Is high and rolling. partly
shaded with heavy trees and especially
desirable - truck and chicken farms for
those who cannot pay cash and require the
instalment system. They are within only
ten minutes trolley ride from the beautiful
Northport Harbor, where boating and fsh-
Ing arc IN full swing at least eight months
In the year. The town Itself has many
stores. and various industries, which offer
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20

ne president of 50 II brancA passes her
,'ys among t.ose who 1--we IN the tenement
uses q one = the most congested as
1.''s % the city. where illness and suffer-
are always found Her reports give
!, ~ hint of what is really done, ana Ior
ssfealy she says briefly. "One of my
''hsrt is now I'M the hospital two oiher
-.-Aser children are cared for in or DAY
User. IN aged woman, il win ph@o-
ma receives care and warm garments
"om US. The daughter works. but IS not
''fong. so W sent Ter away for two weeks,
ne rest and change greatly beneil eu
Bedding md clothing We're pro'iu
family " los' evervthing by me-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
LIS PEN DENS.

SO AVE. r cor ot i5sth 81, runs iSe =
% Brook ave X y es sx 154 TX . % 6 20 bs-
ginning, Charles Palm agt Harris Bernstein ei
al foreclosure of mtg attorney. n I Lippold.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1888: Ensign Realty CO
sgt Marion Kelly ct Al specific performance,
attorneys. Mclaughlin & stern.
18TH ST. n :. 100 II % Anthcny ave, Cox
%. Laura VI Rooney 81 al ast Elizabeth r
Stanclihe et al foreclosure OF mtg. attorneys.
stctson Jennings & Russell
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. . 6, 224 2 Of i27th
-. los aHsex irreS. James Lawson sg- Bergen
Realty 90 et a. foreclosure OF Mtg. attorney.
rs II Grs:se.
UNION AVE. :. 20l.& Il o, George 50
f0vlin. Mary A Collins agt Postschek-Spencer
Realty CO tsction = restrain; attorneys, \ &
Ii Bloch
s6TH ST. % West, Rsbeccs Powell 81 al
sgt Helen . Jsakin. et al tforeclosurs OF mtg;
attorney. D ~ Taylor.
HEATH AVE. T. ~ III Z, o' 23oth s,
II llxsc. Walter Shsrott agt Beulah Whit
taker u al foreclosure az mtg; attorney. \ II
Struhens