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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-04-15

On last Sunday evening Rev. H. p.
Jones, pastor of st. James Church,
in a mastery sermon eulogized DR..
Booker T. Washington in the highest
terms. A large and enthusiastic au-
dience was in attendance. The
Pioneer Press" recently contained a
fine editorial commendatory Of DR..
Washington and his work, and Civ.
ing no credence whatever to the
charges brought against him in order
to justify the unprovoked assault
upon the noted educator.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-04-15

There are "57 varieties" Of public
entertainments given in Minneapolis
(by the Charity Clubs, Lodges,
Churches, and House Parties) where
admission is charged. Nearly all SUI
fer from lack Of attendance. Our
best institutions deserve support, and
we are willing to give 1t. There
are too many factions pulling against
each other. The spirit of harmony
must prevail or individual efforts are
worthless. "A house divided against
itself shall not stand"
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-04-15
WHERE TO TRADE.

The Honest merchant is a Success
full merchant; the Successful n,er-
chant Knows the Advantage Of Ad-
vertising what he has for sale.
Stores and business places advertis-
Ing in THE TWIN CITY STAR are
the best places at which to spend
your money and get your moneys
worth.
We therefore recommend to the
trading public those business places
carrying an Ad. In THE TWIN CITY
STAR.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-04-15
A CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the friends in
the Twin Cities, who kindly assisted
US during the sickness and death Of
our beloved daughter and sister,
(Beulah CorneaD, also for the beauti.
full floral offerings contributed by
them. We especially thank the Revs.
Lewis, Wharton and Carter. and the
Stewardesses of st. James Church.
Mrs. DeLeo, and Prot. Weir, the
young men and ladies', who assisted
as pallbearers. and honorary pail
bearers: for their splendid services.
Sincerely. Phannie Corneal, Oleary
Crews. Josie Galbreath and Grazia
Corneal.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-04-15
II It's In the Star, It's right.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Church notices are published free,
but notices for entertainments, where
an admission fee is charged, must be
paid for at the regular rates.
All subscriptions are invariably due
in advance. No subscription taken
for a less period than three months.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-04-15
EASTER MORNING.

BY JOEL BENTON.
THE springtime food In borne 4
along !
Beneath the ever widening sun. .
Orchestral strains Of woodland song .
And meadow carols melt In one .
One chan Of pure. ecstatic Joy
That bonds Of death are swept
away.
That winters hosts no more annoy. .
While every path II turned to .
May. :
The aureolsd twig. the budding
leaf. ..
The genial south winds tropic .
And fresh green nelds. bereft Of .
grief.
The summers opulence foretell.
We hear the brooks exultant flow
A.. mad with Joy, II sweeps away. .
No more tho bonds Of Ice and snow .
Rule W with their relentless sway. .
Upon this sacred Easter morn,
To earth and man an equal boon.
, We see the world arise. new born.
And birds and flowers with life .
) a-tune.
Blow. gentle south wind. DER tho :
plain;
Bend. sky. today your deepest
. blue. ,
For sin and sorrows saddened reign
Must yield and all be born anew.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01

satisfying 20 the critical metropolitan taste.
IL is planned to have a swimming pool so
arranged that the water Will be entirely
changed daily. and iD winter the pool viii
De frozen over 90 form an outdoor skating
rink In order 90 complete the japanese
architectural scheme the brook which is
now In helSin-tou proper VIII De brought
under the road 90 form series Of NINA
ture lakes and waterfalls, which VIII be
bridged hy miniature japanese bridges.
Probably the largest japanese garden in
America is the one at Coronado, near san
Francisco. comprising only about two acres.
II is our intention TO so arusUcaLI handle
the Improvement of th. garden as 10 make
IL an attraction sufficient 20 bring people
from all parts of the country 10 see. With
this end iu view Ar Aymar Embury, d. and
Mr.. NeZu have been retained as associate
architects. and the result of their efforts is
sure to be worthy Of special note. Mr. Nezu
is the executive head Of an association OF
Japanese artists and artisans who have
successfully and recently executed the
japanese garden for Mr. Rockefeller at
POcantic0 Hills
Mr.. NeZu plans to places on the lawn
around the casino a number Of small Jap
anese tea houses with thatched roofs which
viii be used as Jut-Of-dO0r private dining
rooms. and from which the JaTanese Ian
terms and lights on the water can be seen
70 best advantage.
Tho large financial investment involved
and the very discOuraging obstacles which
have been overcome together with the gen
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
ousg OF SPANISH DESIGN. Al GREAT NECK VILLA LONG
OO'- ISLAND

client 50 23l West i3ls- street. three story
and basement dwelling house on Iot ldNF.ll teet,
Tlr purchaser viii occupy. THE Owner OF f'''iL
.s harold j. Abrams, VINO acquired iar house
last month.
l47TH -TREET-Jonn j usaly. the restau-
rat.r has bought from j.. Edwin E.tli.nld
the four story dwelling house N". tl@ West
18Th street. ou Dot -5Zo3ll. Sainae. % Aeeie
was the broker
I20TU sTBEET-MorrIs C1Eor. AS attorney
frI Morris Ma-E1Wlt4. Ets purchased the three
story dwelling house ar $50. 10 West l-uth
street. on Iot 2nNlu1ll feet.
THE BRONX
1G2D STREET-Kurz d. f'rau have sold tor a
client 30 ABB East 1924 street. seven room
dwfIiu. house and st9hl' on plot 3aEl'p feet
THIRD AVENUE Alexander SeINn has sold
for client the plot, ldpNlOO feet on the east
side or Third avenue 1872 feet north of lt4t1
street. i0 Wolf BurlaId. VINO VIII erect tax
rarer The property was formerly owned by Jhe
WiIiam RoseusWelz Realty Company.
WEST FARMS ROAD-Jorn s. Warch has
a one family a-ciing house. on plot 3lNloo feet.
WHITLOCK AVENUE Mrs. O.. a. Anderson
has sold no gs9 Whitcct aEenuc. "a two family
dwelling house on DOT e5Xf40 feet. The buyer
will occupy
MARION AEENJE-Sharrot Thorn have
sold for the PiaCne Realty Company tg client
for investment so. 2f16 Marion avenue. near
Forfham Road. q recently completed Sis story
thirty family apartment house. on plot "oXlo9
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Shore Front Japanese Garden
Scheme of Development Adopted for Harbor
at KensinRton, Long Island.

The scheme decided upon by the Rickert-
Finlay Realty Company In connection with
the Improvement OF its property az Ken
s.ngton is unique and comprehensive and
we'll Illustrates what may bee accomplished
with like conditions in other locations along
the north shore of Long Island.
Hitter King. general manaegr of the COM
pany speaking ON the Improvements that
are being made. says.
The diggiug of the new motor boat canal
in MauhasstJ Eay is attracting widespread
interest along the north shore of Long lsi-
and, lar tlc reason CHAT .. ls the result OF
@ three years agitation and has involved
tDe Oyet.umin- " many Ds.acies, both
legal and physical. before IT'S accomplish
mtnt was possible.
The scheme not only involves the dredg-
ing of "a cana. 1900 4.et long. 700 feet wide
and having depth al low tide " l0 feet
but at the foot of our property az kenslns-
ton japanese garden comprising ten
acres and having frontage of 700 feet on
Che canal. lS BENG iald ort. SO residences
viii be erected u this tract. the entire ten
acres |e.uE devoted 90 Watersiue park,
containing casino or restaurant a large
swimming poo. and haJhhOusts, tennis
courts and rarage The casino will be
placed in the hands of "a we'll known New
Iork hotel man, who viii have a cuisine
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01

When purchasing tenement property, in
sert in the contract that the property
shall be delivered free Of tenement house
Law violations.
An officer Of a corporation has no
authority -0 execute a conveyance unless
suthor.z-1 by the board Of directors.
A deed or conveyance is not valid against
sny subsequent purchaser in good faith
for value. unless recorded in the Record
er's or County Clerks office where property
IS situated.
Title -1 property sold for unpaid taxes
.s not marketable.
AL parties holding undivided interests
IN reaI estate must release their interests
when selling Wills should be carefully
passel upon.
As tJ the two constitutional amendments
Te!aurc 90 the condemnation OF real estate
for public use 10 be voted on in November
j. SAYS. The first amendment PROVIDES.
When private property snaA De taken I9I
publ. use ly a municipal cOfpuI1JoA al
utCl4i adjoining or Eel-nooriAB ptopeI-y
nav be- taken under conditions 10 De pre-
scrf ed bv the legislature. Property thus
taken shall Doe deemed 10 be taken Tor pup
lc use. 49, ,-
"At present only property actually 10 D-
used can be condemned so the sdIIoui--
ing of vast public undertakings have oeeh
oJt of public control. and often made detli-
mental 10 the public interest; ana snou.u
this amendment pass the spec4ia 1I9L ---
g0ra lots will receive "a decided setJach.
Eycees condemnation, so called. is now per
uittld iu several states. and ls a dcclde-
,-r-e eccond amendment provides that the
legislature may prescribe that c0uoem.i'-
fioT eamages may be ascertalned 10y t-e
Supreme Court with or without Juls
This change is designed 10 chedpeh anu
tss.s- rr0ceedings of the present meJApd
bv he appointment of three or more com. PM
rriss..-e~s which has been found deJil-
merta. o. the public interest thro4-A u. ..S 70
ia4l,-- and Ignorance of the commissioners.
n also calls attention 20 the l0uOWln-.
..Wrer tie letter 'T appears in rei upon
resI estate signs or apartments 20 lel u p
O. sreeial signifCance. as -- n"e .o.-e
uear that apartments Ed adFV- '-o0~
- -.r.-~4 20 rra.~-He-' 30
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
TO SELL ALTMAYER ESTATE

Joseph p Dag Will offer at auction for
the executors of the estate Of A r. Alt
mayer. on October Us. IN the Vesey street
sal lesroom. the block front on the north
side Of Sherman avenue extending from
Academy 10 7nith str6et, consisting OF
twenty-two lots first offered In small par
cells and then as n whole; also. the south
west corner of 2oith street and Post ave
nue.. an. L-shaped plot -'oX2jox irregular.
The estate VIII allow 6j per cent OF the
purchase prices To- remain on bond and
mortgage - three years at 3 per cent
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
FACTS FOR BROKERS
Same Pointers on Buying Which
All Should Know.

,,.,v things a real estate broker ought
T-ow IN trying 20 add zest to trading
briefly mentioned I'm most entertain
81 stvle I'm the September issue Of The
nlsuot,p - Of the Real Estate Board Of Bro
D." o." For instance, IL gives these points
or buying;
= vendor claims TO be single. make him
..L. the following oath. II am unmarried
-s | never have been married"
- widower. "I am widowcr and
Nave not remarked
woman TO convey property does rot
hecome OF age until she is twenty-one
years old.
A wife must be OF age 10 release her in
..-ast I'm her husbands property.
n vendors wife is minor, a special
Guardian must Doe appointed 10 sign the
deed.
A married woman can purchase and sell
81 property without the consent or sic-
-snre OK her husband Her husband cane
not convey his property without her sig
nature.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01

for Charles s. Phillips the six story Ameri-
can basement house occupying lot Z.llx
1922 feet between seth and Goth streets.
known as No. lOS2 Fifth avenue. to the
head Of an old New York family, who
win make it his home as soon as minor
alterations are completed.
The house is one of three dwelling houses
built about 1901 by Edgar & Son. Nos 10G
and 1883 haviug been sold year later 20
Archer Huntington who still owns and
occupies 40. 1888. Mr.. Huntington sold No.
lUSe seven years ago 10 the present seller
who has been holding the house At VAL
uation Of $4,000, and in 1895 the same
brokers sold 10 Mrs. Elizabeth w. Van
Ingen No 1851 Fifth avenue.
The north corner Of Fifth avenue and
Sath street. an American basement dwelling
house. with a marble front erected by the
Lawrence estate. was sold about two years
ago 10 Percival Farquhar, and the south
corner of Goth street is owned by Charles
A. Gould
Other sales for Manhattan and The Bronx
reported yesterday follow:
MANHATTAN.
1s1sT sTREET-shaw Co. have sold FOR
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01

of the plot. l0oxsss feet on the north slne
or l7th street l0O feet east OF -. Nlchoia'
avepue for the Chelsea Realty COMPANY p
rep,rted in Fridays Tribune Two n'e
story apartment houses viii be- erected,
Adolph Levy is the buyer OF the dwelling
house No. 81 West ll9th street sold recently
by Leopold Lyons.
Al the first meeting Of the season OF thc
r,g,b Avenue Association. 20 be- held at
the waldorf at noon on october 3 ErHe.
Flagg. chairman OF the street ta'lhs com
mittee viii give report ol ''' ~
OF tine committees WORK. al. ,.
yasa Is Brachcr has opened an once AZ
NJ 9olO broadway, corner OF oAth street
Tor the transaction OF a general real estate
busluCgs.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Really NOTEs.

D. Irving Walsh has been appointed agent
OF The O. Patchin Stuart estate which owns
Nos I'D. 49, AS, ~ and li9 Sixth avenue.
Nos. l. 2, and 4 Minigan Place. No. I TO 10
Patchln Place and no. 1l3 West 10Th street
a. v. Amy Co. have been appointed
agents for the Charles. at No. 229 TO 30
West luth street. the 81 Louis, at Nos. l6
and lls West ll2th street and also for the
two houses al the southwest corner Of
Ienox avenue and uSth street
David Stewart was the broker in the sale
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01

parties from busy Broadway for dinner in
this unusually beautiful spot
"Manhasset bay is located in one Of the
finest and most accessible residential sec
uons Immediately adjacent TO New York.
yng as it does. al tine beginning OF the
famous Wheatley Hills section Of Long
Island. Many famous and beautiful estates
lie near it, notably those of W. X. Wander
bilt jr., William r. Grace. Clarence II.
Mackay and the beautiful Whitney estate.
Great Neck is also distant, By motor,
only ten minutes from the Motor Parkway;
twenty minutes lr m the aviation ueics, at
Garden city. twenty minutes from the
polo fields at .Westbury and forty minutes
by a direct road 20 Long Beach
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01

The total assessed value OF real property
n tie city is ST. .S40.164.
In regard 10 the tax payment ia" The
Bulletin Of the Real Estate Board OF
Broker" says.
Applications for reduction Of assessment
on personal property will be heard during
tsch October and November. and on reaI
estate from October % 1911 to Novemo'r
3 1911 There is only Sis weeks 70 Ques-
ton valuations after october T. 1871 but
'his means for 1912 taxes. when semi-an-
nual payments are in force.
'1t .e advisable for every real estate
sgert 20 send TO the Receiver of Taxes
list Of the,rrorertv for which he Is seeIl
WITH written request that al tax Hiiis
10 sent 10 him. It IS then a. permanent
rsc9sd In the Tax once until further
noiics
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
FIFTH AVENUE HOUSE SOLD
Structure Near Carnegie Home
Valued at S25O,0OO.

Sale Of fire dwelling house valued at
$4,000 on Fifth avenue, just south Of a
block front occupied by the home Of An
drew Carnegie was announced yesterday
by Henry ID. Winans d Nav. They sold
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
The Hunts Poin t

,,,ers AVE 1870 dust north o' nth srl-
H.. desirable and room apartments new,
with am improvements, Light and hrsl cas-. y"
small Christian families; rents ~ lo - l',' li
houses Amply 10 ianitor or j. ~. HULL. y ~
A-euf 80 I75 ID Ave. corner llll -. . = -
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
TAXES PAYABLE TOMORROW
New Method for Collecting Not
in Force Until 1912.

CITY taxes are due and become a lien on
property tomorrow. The manner or coli
lec,.ug and paying taxes this year VIII oe
the same as in previous years.
The new law of semi-annual payments
vii be- .7 effect in 1912, when one half the
tax .s 90 be paid on May j and the other
half or November J.
The tax rate FOR each 800 assessed value
for the various boroughs, as compared Win
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
and 55th Street
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET:

A 4. A.-PROBABLY THE MOST
unique opportunity in New York.
magnificent apartment OF or rooms
and baths in an absolutely new very
high class house in excellent locality.
sTnntuouslv furnished and perfectly
snnoirted in every detail Rent, $'oo
rar r,o,th or $4,000 for season OF )
1r,or,,bs from october 1st. Address BOX
ak Room 21l. a. Broad street.
- .-I-v, COOPERATIVE APARTMENT
building cor LeHn ave. % and oorn 81 cnr, lr1
-tsl--d tIrnI-x auartment. with annex ''il
- - roon-s three baths. southerlF ~
P.S,-s P.,-s ,,nirrarrlpted views. extra large studio
k's-l or raIntinC 20 feet high. stein"ay
loI az -,rrgi sg 600. references required
ti6VARD RUSSELL BUTLER OF JAMES w
yt-urp -uut fg5 East Sdrh ~
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
CONNECTICUT.

ORCHARD 900 TREES; 100 ACRES
house. barns; adjoining Hale & Coleman
orchard; price $4,000; 100 farms; illustrated
catalogue. DIBBLE Ansonia. Conn.
ApVERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
ror The Tribune received at their Uptown ONCE.
No 1894 Broadway, between 36th and 31th SITS,
until q o'clock .. m. Advertisements received at
the following branch offices az regular office rates
until o'clock D. m. VIZ: 264 sth ave. 3. e. cor
23d st: 1bs 9Th ave-. cor 18th St: lO4 East l4td
az: 257 West 42d ST.. between Ith and Htn ayes.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
PEASE 6 ELLIMAN

$40 MADISON AVE-. NEW YORK CITY
KrNSTNGTON-GREAT NECK-STX BEAU
tiful new houses ready in October. $1,000
90 SOS 900 easy terms; high north shore OF
long island. only 2T minutes from Pennsy!va-
,ia Station. RICKERT FINLAY REALTY CO,
AZ Weaf 24fh Ht Phone 5000 Murray HlIl.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
LEONIA. NEW JERSEY.

To close an estate. VIII sell az a sacrifice fine
home with one acre n ground. on Grand Ave
nue.. LeOnla. y. J. House contains 10 rooms and
bath all conveniences. fine shade trees and
water only go minutes by railroad 20 New York
city and 10 minutes by trolley 20 l3Oth street.
This is an ideal homestead property, beautifully
located. Apply t0 y. " MOORE, south Grand
Avenue. Leon.a, y. j.
ONLY $1,000 REQUIRED FOR SNUG FIVE
acre poultry and garden farm, nicely situated.
right on line n trolley. 10 thickly settled and
good noghbOrhOCd grapes and tree fruit for
family use first class land Just been plOughed
and seeded 90 rre buildings in good repair
and consist of cosey six-roOm cottage. with gas;
barn AMI poultry houses. elegant oak shade
around the buildings Price. $500. Write Tor
photo, free FRANK WANSER. Nineand, y. J.
RUTHERFORD. X J-9ia MILES OUT
New house. nine rooms. planned for the
housewives convenience and economy and for
home comfort winter and summer charming
neighborhood. ten minutes from station. bay
window window seat, fireplace, double oak
floors panelled dining room. tiled bath. unusual
kitchen, laundry. 3 bedrooms. steam, gas, cleo
tricity. B.. 100 5000 cash. balance easy. z. 2.
VAN MATER. Shafer Building Rutherford.
COMMUTERS FARM BARGAIN.-l41 ACRES,
magnificent view for miles, - miles out near
village and station. S-room house. large out
buildings Al shape. fruit shade. Price, 5000;
worth $1,000. Call al once 20 inspect SAM
MIS- 20 West Main St. Somerville. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-FARMs, FARMS IN THE BERk-
shircs. Mass. and Columbia Co. y \: write
for what you want ,9tr.,1 We nave ana NJ ".' r
TANK Chatham. \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01

ossINING.-sIX NEW COTTAGES. pEsIkI-
.nie location. FOR rent or sale. Terms LIBERAL
THos. LEARY. osaining. y. Z,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
WILLIAMSVILLE.

|. S. Machol spent Sunday in Springfield
Mrs. +. Ii. Richardson was in Ludlow the
first of the week.
Miss May Douglass of Brattleboro is the
guest of Mrs. j. w. Williams.
The Cleaners will meet next Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Effie Stedman.
Bernard Kent of Putney has been visit.
ing his sister, Mrs. Charles Gleason.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Merrifeld have been
visiting their daughter in Springfield.
Miss Ruby Rice of Newfane spent last
week with her cousin, Ethel Gleason
Mrs. Mary Ingram has her millinery
opening next week Wednesday, April II.
j. A. Hemphill of Greenfield came Satur-
day to spend week with his sister, Mrs.
A. L. Timson.
Rev. o. E. Newton leaves next Tuesday.
April II, for Waterbury to attend the Yer
mont Methodist conference.
Mrs. Clifford johnson and daughter of
Springfield are spending a week with her
father-in-law, Il. f. johnson.
DIR. and Mr. P. p. White and Mr.. and
Mrs. G: X. Stedman will furnish the pro-
gram OF the grange meeting, April II.
Leitsingers orchestra of four pieces will
play for the dance in Grange hall, Friday
evening, May 5. Harry Wales of Brattle-
boro will be the prompter.
The grangers will present the play
Among the Breakers next week FRIDAY
evening April IA. Cast of characters
David hurry, keeper of Fairpoint Light,
L. Il. Stratton; Larry Divine, his assist
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
JAMAICA,

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ p Benson of New
fame spent Sunday with DR.. Thomas.
Rev. George Furness of Swanzey,
N. H., preached at the Congregational
church Sunday.
place to Henry Williams and w. f.
Foskett and returned to Windham
Mr.. and Mrs. Page of Chicopee Falls,
Mass, have been spending few days
with their cousin, Miss Flora Howard.
Mrs. Daggett will put on sale Saturday,
April s, line of spring millinery. All are
invited to call and inspect her stock. No
cards.--Adv.
The listers seem to have rather
poor opinion of the last legislature,
judging from remarks about laws
affecting their work
The Christian Endeavor meeting
Sunday evening will be a temperance
meeting. Topic, Painting the States
White. Leader, Mrs. G. A. Aiken.
Mrs. M. s. Livermore came Thursday
after an absence of nine weeks spent
in visiting friends and relatives in
Springfield and other places in the
state.
S. T. R. Cheney has returned to his
duties at Riverview academy, Pough-
keepsie, after spending few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wales
Cheney.
Tn the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing at II o clock the pastor, I. c. Brew
ster, will preach on General Socialism,
Apostolica Urged, and in the evening
at clock will commence a new series
ON Famous Women. The subject of the
first discourse will be Eve, the Mother
of the Human Family.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Verne Gale is i'll with tonsilitis.
Allan Capen is driving stage for Mr..
Howe.
Mrs. Laura Jenkins is i'll with cry.
spelas.
Fred Vale loaded car of potatoes
this week.
Walter Sisson spent Friday and Sat
urday in Townshend.
Mrs. E. G. Gordon will have her mil.
linery opening April 10.
Mrs. Music Skinner has been housed
few days with tonsilitis.
Daniel Millington of Cambridge
Mass, is visiting in town.
Miss Hattie French is working for
Mrs. Otis Cummings, who is i'll.
Miss Eva Beebe was home from her
work in Brattleboro over Sunday.
Marvin Howard started for the north
part OF the state Wednesday morning.
Miss lnez Stowell of Brattleboro
came Saturday night to visit relatives.
Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. A. TT
Davis spent Friday in West Towns
hend
H. H. Pomeroy of Galordsvine
Conn, is in town this week buying
cdtIle.
Mrs. Francelia Eddy of Bernardston
Mass, is visiting at Mrs. c. d. Far
G. s. Conant was given shower of
postcards Friday, it being his 18th
Mrs: Maria Coleman is at +. s
Davis this week, visiting her sister.
Mrs, jenkins.
Several from this village attended
the funeral of Perry Wade at London
derry Wednesday.
Thermometers registered two de.
erees below zero April 4-sometbino
for April.
Mrs. Edwin Burt of Weston Island
: visiting her daughter, Mrs. Otis
Cummings, this week. o'i'
Miss Bessie Wade was called to her