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RECORDED LEASES.
MARCH l..
Manhattan.

s7o ST 20 " basement store VI J OIel % Marco
Sta one and auo a " $50 81. IS from March
J. 1915. Ettys. Greeley square Realty @. 40 W
7,o ST sgs-5is West. % floor, I Lyal ct al
10 Sherwood Beers 60. so w 80 ST.. yrs
N6RfA wi William ST. 3s.2s. all y.ieaua Schmit,
10 Val schmltt INC 20 fulIo4, 81. b,,oa}t -
(',s,1 a. 81. 900
sowFRY. 33l. stor, and basement; p ? Ca,Dei 70
j Wieseithier. 433 iQta st. yrs ) ms ron
Dee l. 1919. ItJs. Eb-iAs Bre"ins Co. 20 -
20 AZ IA store. etc. 81 St MARI, p Corpn %
Z kss. 20 eSlh o.. " yn from Naleh oI 4
PARK Az sos store and basement. Mlssmaa
10 N Jacols 2i5l Quimby az, Yrs D. NOS rom
AprIl /. 1915. sty. a Freedman. IS te-S
KING ING ST. 5s-ss. al. 4 " LASER 70 v BAoto. .
KiGE q; grs ! mo from Ayll !. l!ly: ATTY. A
q ora 5s3 West BRay. S. 900
AVENUE A vs. 90, 9l7t st. lQoE9A, az lnus
Thediord 70 tomAn Coal 90. lh.. L4icfiiG3f
atty J. J Krug ir $50 Nassau 81. 81 500
BROADWAY lJ0l. store aud e4stme. :, ~ We,
no from A.ru |. 1918. address iS7 oh a
40 ST. 8 East. al. ! Kor. ard ano 70 iiAus,
4 Dars Plano Co Boston: u yrs from May /.
I'''' Avs Ai''''' - $4,000
SAME PROPERTY; Halle, L Davis Plano Go 70
Herbert & huagen %. 81 MsAsoh A. ~ rs
from MLy 1. 1915; atvs q II Bloch. ss Nss,
ssu 81. '-'''V
BOSTON HD. 1883 garage; Anna c Gros5msn 10
Il rs 1919 linton az: 5 yI from May l. 1918 }.
40. Il Loe~euthA. 1921 Boston n
peosPcc1 tV. 1909. all: I,tner Really 90 70
Koss Ic.euthN and Ano. 1915 Prosgect v. 5
yn from March !, 1914. ats. VI i seninsi.
bergen Bdg. A'vV9 10 SI.0S'
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
MARCH y
The Bronx.

EAGLE Az, esi; AleI ard julia schuls losns MS-
garethA Hartmann. e. reconstruct oue . ~ frsnls
building IS paJmentsl " OVy
LOT IS. map of portion of'Hgnt est.,s. Van Nst
station. J. & French. atty. loans Lojis tpi a.,
70 erect one ST. tsulut u psymenNl. $S.~2
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The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
MAKCH -
Manhattan.

ssTH ST, - + Joseph Hsughton e. a 'Si Peiro
nrla kcrs. Oaler irclcNdll5 h-.--o
.6TH sT "a =. TuomA Michigan Construction 60
al Fannie y Grc.s and Ritz Realty Corp. owners
CN 4 Realty Corp aad x n cssts. cont. -ct9rs. ~
'ln 80 I.it-[, re- -rrtraft0T. Sisf
FrnN - 80 n, -,.'--.rt0- $40
3tsT ST .Is srd 10 ". james Mcintyre az
BrooAmlre ReAy TO. owner. Aioph Meyer, eon
traitor. ..- 'frsrE
NORTHERN Az g. whole front between l.o.a
81 i5gfn 50. lssxl00. Joseph staroom az biiel
NaA.tg Co. owner irclfAs4l. 80. - 4, = -
I4OTH ST. f63 " LAfAiu Lumber - a. '4Ss a.
IausueT owner and contractor. go
The Bronx.
2.lSI ST. ". g oof Bsay. -so4i.. @--4---- =
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U. S. Treasury Finances.

wsshinror. Marrh le-Trs condition o. n.
UniteI states Treasury a. TIE close % business %
day was. Net ba'aure il general funt $50 tLt 'le.
ta a. receipts e. 1,l 5s5. toisl payment t2'53st1
TIa It1-l' tr- f--ai scar h ',j.isi.-'l 4saii-t
Per- mo- of s-l.llt-'y last year u .u,lTe O. is--
-<-. G----l 49, l--.4- 49,. ----44--l-.A
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. March - 1919
BEEVES.

Receipts 1859, head. 20 ea~ on sale steers
barely steady. choice fst bulls steady: others 10
i-r lover cows steady 20 shade l0Her except thin.
witch nrfe higher than Ncdne,day's laie selrs
Common % prime steers sold a. SatS 90 per 100
u.. fu1. a. t-@t5 20. one choice bun a. 8 -
COWS az 80 50aSf %. Dressed btei SLOW a. lsel"'
f0r .y dressed native sides .
ssIc--Nl plcr-ou & 90. 10 Va steers -i5 lol
average s. 6l per 100 lhs bulls. l'-i ~ 81 j.,
. i-,9 Dig, s. %. LES ins s. 90 3 l2'5 ..., les
I0s4 Its S125. l5. il0i lhs. $50. u. f9l lh..
g.. g4 Dos. SIS. G lo3o hs 1873 LIS
H. &. 20, d. 1902 lh s, 80. g. I052 lhs $ -.
p 2s, H. 8 900 u, 81 % e se' Ii; So: g.,
s.. 3 o-7 lbs. 1913 j. SO lbs. 15eJ. 9. CS'
'1T T.s,, shannon IS Va steers. 1928 p. $50:
49, ! Of. SIX. l. loo, t-I!. 2 bulls. l2as s. 70:
g. li-5 ts25. l. 1000. S;.I5. CO.'S s'3. {" 81;
/ $40 s.. 2. kls so. $685. 'i95. s. S''.
10 ,59t S. y l9 loSe t705. /. 1870. s. IS.
Ne,,to. K 60 20 Va steers 'oss %. $, .. 1908
s., n Va steers and hei'er. l0-s. ;is3. ..
Sanders 81 state steers. Isl lbs. $50 y
Va iii. tyei. y. iiSe. sSe5. q De-. los7.
g -s' 2. 100. $40. tql, go s. %, 49,
g.. $50. s.. y COWS. lo23 t57j. .. e9s ~ .,
Eerls Commission Co.. 20 Va steers. l.I''' E'-90'
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH -.
Manhattan

I,.-----. f-,eII.1rr- e1tr1. % J0seDhlr- E''T-
fsrr az West Eld ay. J7i a. ,lj last AL
n H.0.h. 20 Nassau 81.
same 90 zane. SSH 10. .l- Lt.l SANG sly.
a-A - ~. 500
r,,. g. 4 T a. ~ ST. fh.'s Gud Corpn ioa FrA
-, 5I ~ IsII. a.t. q q q ] Co; 5000
s,-,,i, -ul.,e. imr to g. Use i1fu4.n. Mt vernon.
Ass A Do . .. 81 l.h s-. --A5t. ~-I'
ii b .o.m AJ4auc C!J, !.
The Bronx.
Cb.nrlna Helen VI e.. 20 Msi'rs. y
I Nts 20 10 Helen VI & Chaa.inS. . =. 9yV
Mn " : e. -. tC-s, W Bod 4 hig Guar
a. ,S'"' " ~ Sls 900
Mi..lors J. 70 G a Kalsh; @i.H
Cl-rsass B 20 " n Is.d@e.i y; ,.
DayI, hi " o. Wrutslrh v 4 co, .
s-A-Cets 80, - ,I...tA 10 P.sq4aIs 5000
swan " H. ~ osAa, :,
same 10 same.
same O. same q.
Kgsnro. 7 " E.z Water: "-v'
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE $50 acres Of good. clean farm land
o. Rappaharuo.a River In h..h stare o. rIiu-
ya.f0r. producing profitable crops - sfaft .
a-.. t.rIr.r balance sandy l0am. with clay .uhsoi
Healthy beautifully sIIdcd Ideal place 'or a -
tra..as-. round ll.r. RIVER at"IlIs 'n oysters. Asl
ami crabs u season. Good ba,a'rg hununs a1d
.r... nj .a.ar steamer. rHu Nouoik Baltimore
1rf i...lrH .Nflrg So 1r are RICHARD G.
kAIGHN. Bos.ets wharf L'.er County Va
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ISL ST, Is ". 10 ne pIdIITII
By Samuel Man
Az The Bronx exchange:

~ ~ a Y NFTTTT'7TF
i6sTH ST. Ie9 W. 5. ll6e Lind a. az
S5 H. sty dWs Corporate Ms % az A nelson
e. al; II d Patton. stty, T Martin ret dIe d
'.irft~ ~, S. 900
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prompt March and April shipment A. the clcae
there va, little Offering and :hs msri,t presented
nrm tone with ceuthfugA quoted al sSc, mo
a,ses 4 O6c and Cubes. coot and freight. sac
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

TIE following plans for nss buildings rers flod
March - On TIE Bureau q, Buiidinu
Manhattan.
18TH sr. n . go Ri7srsds Drive; fot / ssy
garage. z0t-0. T. l. Adams. Lftohheld, Co1n.
owner, " II Massena. 30 Church Of. uchitsd
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Will Appraise Wendell Estate.

Surrogate Sawyer Of Westchester
Count ,esterdas RppolHled Transfer
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH or BKoOKLYN.


g~AP. MIST SELL family. Eo0f condit.or
d., rfrfUJ. price s. 500 JAMES n HAWLEY
20. Hlm-od 81 ~ MJr,.e ave. B6Lu. Tel l.s
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FOREST AV. e. 100 10 n of Hons o.. 10 P
l0--. Anna Worm, 20 Alice 4 Dr ,co.4 ii.
Na-.h ID. 1870. y q. aty. JDnl5 Heg-, l'l
litIh ,f. - ..,.,c- CIV
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LIS PENDENS.
MARCH a.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY t5i. II BrIere Chsrnbsrisin. ~
Agnes Parry foreclosure o mtg) aiy. L Polf;
i26rs ST. 3if T. Grace T We.s at I Rohrs ct a.
foreclosure o. u.gJ; Lpys. Leros. Ascsslu
Wells
18Th ST. 9iJ z. Mary p Edson ,I,u ~ q
lispenn et al iorec.osure Of m-sl s,iys. "i.esf.
ERcI & Patterson.
74TH ST. D. ;. 2O0s stb ~. s21sss Ms:rOpoi,sa
Life ms Co agt Rosdorf 60 e al tforeolcsurs S
mtg aftys, Woodford. B0Eee 4 Butcher
EAST BROADWAY. rs 10 lsi, iis. III .nd iW
Pike 81. u Gouyerneur o. q. and Division o..
1914 Rose sobel AT sarah sobe. q A. 1setion
% set aside decdl atty. ID J. PodeL
55TH ST. 2is ". Libbie Han, erts, All Flsnruq
Realty Go e, a. Oforeciosurs q uts)i anJ.
VtRniIYEL Av, -. 200 y Emerson g. sorix
J O'D0noyan e a. sgt Hannah ODou0ran ., a.
tpariti0n) atty y / Young
43TH ST. 8 s. l15 ilth az. GKiW 5. MAI
Whs.an. by gdn. sgt Man Nhe,an e a. (p1s'
ti0Il atty. u Befoid.
The Bronx.
PLOTS 1883. 1870 l26O and sore 1T ioT. up ~
village " NaNEe.d. Clara Mech 40 ~
Schroeder e. a. foreclosure of ntsl iv' d
LOT a. map o, village o. wakcne'd A Gr.i. az
" n Neal e. e. taes.ou " deisHnins ela'nsl
CONCORD Az. s. 1909 4, Ds,sr s,. 5orioo. G a
SPARKS sgt u * Construction 20, Le tAfthA-
" impress trustj atty. X Is HlnclS
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~ IO7fph = TII
BRONX AND PELHAM PARKWAY. cor lard

90 N'yCS HRR Z Co. 90 -I2-3 7177e O. gore
vacant; j l McChesney agt Colorado Realty Go Il
al T. / scoded. atty } Tluey. ref. due. So
s. so
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Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold at auction in the Nesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
~ Henry Brady
MOUNT MORRIS PARK WEST. IS 10 ss. =" cor
I.4tr 4 Adjourned 10 March IS 49,,
GREEEwICH ST. Cll-6l5. s e cor Leroy st. with
,,d,ss1%er ,o,w r, N. plaia,i- for 50 900
By Samuel Man
3qrH ST. 65i-s53 " t. Ve'miyea for $1,000
5tST 81 gai " withdraw. -
Rpoone ST. 3.s. n = g. c Ch1stis g. % 7tloo.
siy hdz. Valentine ag' Rose son. eoe,g 81
= 60 4 Carroll attg.. W Allen ~ due. Nls.-
E,-'''' '~''' w. SO 500
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EETHERLANO

nETHERLAHo Az. :, tS4+ 2slst 81. 1881
1909 vacant. Ruby II Pepper et a. at j
Deyarey et al. " " Meuhcimer. a.ty u Mur-
rsy. ri due Sl.3sgJ9, taxes etc. Sl'J.J-. TO
thy pIaintid to- $sQ9
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$40. .. ll41. s. ;. loz 80 go, q, 49,.
10 ,55i ssa'' S. q " 10 o,: 'io5. / 100 .'e5
newton 4 Co. 20 Va steers ioso p. IS 2. lVe9
sander 81 state .feers ISL lbs. $3.50 %
Va. III. tse'. J.. lise. SIS. = De! ioI5.
Erras C.iuu..ss on Co.. 20 Va steers. ll99. $50.
CALVES.
Receipts. ti2 head. 62s On sal. Market slow
and ur.genly lower except for eS'ts prime 'to.
Common 90 good vcss sold OF tN@Slloo Psts 10
r,.. at.uf o. carload o. extra pr.m; a. Sl-3t'a .
sgIi. Al s-aSr,0 BARNARD calves and yearing'
nominal C'ty dressed 5tals lower ~ Its l9c per
10. country dressed weak ~ l39lt'
,ss-5 Fcr 'i' 100 Gibs, q, isi. $50. 5. i" So;
3 49, s. 10 .u.l- ~. 81 90, ,,. -
,,rI.-. ,csis. I41 tii 70. - ~. 81 r y :
a. ll. till-is. p. i2o g. q clils ~ s..oso'-
shannon Il 'ets. Is- ID. N'o0' 10
u',,roa 4 Co: ,,,s I6- ID. :n''; 10
IIt. SO. 4 cuis. o.. $50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
RECENT 2-4l head. %. cars on sale. sheep 'i.
r.a't lGraie.i but steady Iamh- higher Bucks al
...I sheep sold AZ 8 80 per 100 n. ofllhery
..,. &c 30. medium TO choice lambs. ;logtlO %
U,.,,ed m,ittoa sresdy az lOoI3c. dressed lambs
finfr a. az fIc. country dressed hoihouae ~nu'
steady At SSato psr carcass. 49,,
81 20 pr Io5 Ib. l-6 S. sio.55'
kcrs Commission Co: 30 state lambs. - ID
%swtop Co. II state lambs. 90 Ii. $40. s
sheep l22 50 $50. bucks 10. s..
HOGS.
Rrcrirt, 23ll head. al for slaughter stcsPt =
f.g head Tce.ug weak Sales were s. e5HSt %
orr l0J il. County dressed hogs unchanged 81 SO
s.,.. Toriu & shannon Va hogs. I4s b aver
d. sanders 10 state hogs. i.'. rs5.
,..ss5. March I.-HOGs- Receipts. Y ooo;
h g s5sS ,,!; i'i 5., !, % =; $50 i"as Ss2
S. 1sr.4a. IIss 5000 50 CATTLEs-Heceipi,
U.1. rrr. naive steers, s3loFE.tt' Western.
90 S. ~. ..., 8 heiers. Na.ya AHoJ. eal'ts - 5y
3 tl0 -uLiP-l -eipt.. o9e stfo1g. sa.yyeP,
t7IoeEsI5. yearLE. = t@ssl3 lambs ".''
ro,t, March r. 2-HOGs-Rcceipt.. $500
oger piss and igai' - 20 miie9 s.1 b4,,4- ,.
TIr.g,c,lpt,. 700. steady native BEEF steers. s,
aS3. Cow, aid hefes f53oSN-5. Ietas 40
G6i,, .-se-s. S5e5eS = COWS sld heiep. sia
s. native caTe $50 80 ,s siiEi,PTheeeip;s
1fI0. y'1r.ins,. sr5o8f29o; sheaied yesI.ias'.
KsS,s. s' S..y. March lg-HoGs-Receip,s, I;19o
Ttttsrs s'd 'fa'.fers i5sssls95, usat 1ssOasi
p.g. g. saas5 30 CATTIE-Rsceipt, 1909
i'eady. prime fri ,teer 5. = s. e5 d,essti etef.
SOS southern. 5St@N S5. cos.. $50 :. -
bS"s ss5o5e IS. cal5es IS j0@iiO .. snEEP-
Ns.eipis 200. strong lambs. s. IS a 50 % yes,-
urgs s. .ia 50. wethor. s. 2; s. ewes. 8 "a -
Ia, Burao. March l2-SATrll-h Z 3, 20 ~
HoGs-Eeoeipts 90. slow htsV, s. !5s!I 55
mired. t..35aE so. NorhcS. s. t9e IIo ,Fss'
S, -. rolE's. 50 .saf5.5o. stAEs. 81 5oSS5 y.
SHELF. Az. LAMBS-Reesip,,, ooo' ..tlc, .iti,s
s, ESQ s. 80. ewes. H4F.i5. sheep mIsd. A'9
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COTTOEsEGD OIL.

shaved a. advance ol poi Ls pl covert. l. While
Other moths Wess net unchanged 10 pol4-, alsAe-
Ra4 80 o. prices
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Euleus:sin. Inc. at John Ggbsr. 0snsr .ad eon.
tractor ifenewaD. t.feo.ss
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH IL
Manhattan.

SO sV. ziT1@ Yorkyills Plumbers, stesrnftisc a
Al Feb IS. 1915 ~ deposiD ble.a
SSH ST. Z3e ". Tllso Esdlsson. fba. All ssdis
INii ct Al. Jan -. 1918. Ne0
BRONSWO0O Az. 2Zsth q; Wilson
Adams Co AZ Netzger e a.. Nov IL. 1910
SAME PROPERTY Marcus WoodgorkinF Go AZ
J M't1gsr e. a.; NOV a.. 1910. 81 2ss
SAME PROPERTY. Noun. Vernon Buildsys' SUP
ply co ~. Mezssr q al Dec ,. 1910: t,To0ss
WOOSTER 81. 20 and ~ Alexander Aoofo So1s
sgt ] Cordsy e al. Dec -, i9lf; to9@
23D ST 100 & Jacob Froehiich Cabinet NOre AZ
A Smith e al. FEB IS. 1915: t.e2t9
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-07-09

the home of Mr.. Lester p. Simmons, Mon
day. July s;h. Over one hundred partook
Of the good old Rhode Island clambake,
which was served despite The weather,
under tent. After the dinner the men
held a pigeon shoot. A ba game between
the married and single men followed,
which was won BY the married men.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mccormick, who
were recently married, were surprised by
about forty Of their friends a few nights
ago at the residence of Mr.. Lester p. Sim
nous. They received many nice and use
full gifts. Refreshments were served. con-
sisting Of sandwiches, cake, bananas and
fruit punch and general good time follow
ed, the party breaking up at a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick are making their
home at present with Mr.. aud Mrs Sim.
mons.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-07-09
JOHNSTON.

The farmers in this section are bus,
haying.
Mrs. Mary Caldwell has returned from
a stay with friends in New York.
Samuel A. Wade had case Of egg:
stolen from his team in Providence las
Saturday.
Miss Grace Johnson and Mr.. Erwin
browne of Providence, were guests o.
Miss Velma Smith this week.
Sydney Blaisdell, Jr., entertained 6
party of friends from Providence, Mon
day, at his summer home on Brown Ave.
Mrs. Susanna Luther, mother of Mrs
William Capwell, received news OF th'
death of her brother, Squire Brooks, o
Philadel phia. The burial took place il
Providence.
The members OF the Bud Of Hope
Lodge, who for several years have occu-
pied q cottage by. the reservoir on Hart
ford Avenue, have taken a cottage at Lake
Moswansicut.
A family clambake was held at the home
of Gilbert X. Bishop on Monday. Mr.. and
Mr.. Waterman, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crother:
and familie, and Mrs. Crothers, and Mr.
and Mrs Henry Bishop were present, and
in spite of uniavorable weather, had very
enjoyable time.
The following program was given at The
Bell District School at the close OF the
Sprinp term: March-The Fairies, Ruth
Evans: Invocation-Rev. Alva T. Car
penter; Recitation-Address OF Welcome,
Courtland Perry; Recitation-The Light
ming Express, Franklin Smith; Dialogue
Columbus Exercise, Eight Pupils; Duet
Song Of the Woods, Courtland Perry and
lanes Perry; Dialogue-Confessions, Sir
Pupils: Piano Duet-Vacstion March
Ruth Evans and Doris Mathewson; Drill
Rose Hoop Drill, Six Girls; Solo-A Flag
without a Stain, CORTLAND Perry; Dis'
Ioeus- A Fairy Pageant, School; Reel
tation-Presentstion, Angeline Perry
Recitstion-The Star, Gladys Mills; Pre-
seuta,ion OF Diplomas-:'uPtrintendent l.
Lesion Nickerson; Class Hymn-Work,
for the Night is Coming, School; Piano
Duet-Depature, Ruth Evans and Doris
Mathewson; Song-Amerca, School,
Beuedictiou-Rev. Alva K. Carpenter
Class Motto-I Will Try. The graduates
were Doris Heminsley Mathewson and
Bessie Frances Wiley.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-07-09
FOSTER CENTRE.

At session of the Probate Court held
Saturday, the commissioners report on
the estate Of Irwin f. Brayton was received
and order Of notice given. Wheaton
Sweet has been appointed commissioner on
the estate of Emanuel F. Brsytou.
Melinda Randall was appointed custodian
of the estate Of Catherine Randall, the
petition for an administrator has been re
ceived. The town council have drawn the
following jurors: Grand-William A
Humprey. Petit-Wi!liam A. Fuller,
Silas o. Sphinx, James s. Tucker, Everett
Ii. Dexter, Matthew Wood, John Curtis
Henry K. Luther, John K. ShipPee, Wal
ter ID. Collins, Louis Coillard and John {.
Mckay. DR.. T.. II. McCurdy was ap
pointed health officer. The following bills
We're allowed and ordered paid 81 oo
Andrew Knight for goods delivered b,
order OF Oyerseer of the Poor. 81 sc
to DIR. b. Arnold for attendance on AL
bert Place. $4,000 to Howard Knighr
for stringers for Moosup Valley Bridge
So az to l.. X. Hopkins for work on high
ways also $94.Io to II. N. Phillips fol-
work on highways.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-07-09
NORTH ScITUATE.

Miss Dorothy ]. Boss is visiting friends
In Boston.
William Ballou has accepted a positio"
with George Sharpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Wood will start
for the Panama Exposition soon.
Miss Eva Davis and Miss Ruth Boss have
returned from Narragansett Pier.
North Scituate Base Ball nine defeated
the Elmwoods on Sunday, Is to j.
II Is understood that Edgar Bishop will
move to the Elizabeth Hopkins Farm.
Esther Reynolds from the Telephone
Exchange, Is in Wakefield, X. l., Tor
short visit.
Providence County Fair Association VIII
hold meeting at the Harris Farm, Satur'
day evening at s p. M.
Irving Cutler and Robert F. Spencer
are at Atlantic City this week as delegates
to the Temperance Convention.
Scituate Public Market, Special for Sat
urday, July 10th, new potatoes, bes, quail
ty, II cts. per peck, 65 cts per ousnei'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Hall and friends
have gone on a long motor tour, taxing
the "Mohawk" trail through New YORK
State.
Rev. G.. B. Cutler Of the Baptist Church
will baptise some eight candidates on sun
day at 10 O'Clock a. m. at Lake Moswan'
sicut,
Unclaimed mail at the Post-offce; Mrs
EVELYN Barrett, Mrs. J. l.. Barrett, Mrs.
Lima I. Bucklin, Mrs. l.. NJ. Calkins, MISS
Edith Agnew, ]. c. Brown and Benjamin
A. King.
Report Is that the Aldrich estate on the
Danielson Pike, West OF North Scituste'
has been sold to Arthur Hudson. The
estate comprises of some 400 acres win
large house and numerous out-buildings,
one of the most desirable sites on the Pike.
The friends of Mrs. Sidney Adams here
are glad to know that she has returned 10
her home on Wendell street. Providence,
from the Rhode Island Hospital where
she has been for the past six weeks. while
there, she submitted to severe surgeai
operation and has been critically III. but Is
now, much better in health.
Mr.. Stepen b. Chapman, formerly oi this
place, was ordained to the ministry at his
cburch in Norwood K, l., "Wednesday
evening. There was large gathering
present to witness the ceremony. The
services were in charge Of Rev. J. r.
Vichert, d. d., pastor of the First Baptist
Church, Providence, assisted by Rev. Z.
E. Burr, Rev. G. II. Horton, Rev. q. Z
Barnard and Rev. 7. A. Mitchell. Rev.
and Mrs. S. B. Chapman are now residing
in Arctic, r. l.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-07-09
DAILY TOURS TO THE
White Mountains

will furnish tourist people during June
and July, good hotels at Bethlehem, North
Conway and North Woodstock. Room
and board for one full week at SIo rs and
1850, or SI.75 and "a 90 per day. Now
is the time for summer vacations. a trip
TO Saratoga through Lake George and
Lake Champlain. the Thousand Islands
and rapids Of the St. Lawrence River is
fine trip at low prices. Write for Beck
man Tourist Co., Of Boston Magazine. 100
pages explaining tours everywhere. For
circulars and information, apply TO
z. ID. BROWNE
Tel. West o4o-W 70 Oak Street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-07-09
TRIMTOWN

Miss Martha Ford is a guest at the
Farnham Place.
Miss Eva Davis has been spending few
daya at Narragansett Pier.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Place are occupying
the Nehemiah Angel Homestead.
Miss Florence ]. Bates Of Pawtuxet, is
visiting her great grandmother, Mrs. Laura
A. Dexter.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Henri Faucher OF
Conimcut with their son Leo, were enter
tanned at 4. b. Dexter's recently.
A Boys and Girls Club in Agriculture
has been formed in this district with Miss
Martha Page as president and Miss Ada
Crocker, secretary.
Mrs. Leonard Green met with a serious
accident Monday, when needle penetra
ted her wrist, making trip to the hospital
necessary. The needle was located by
use of the xrays and removed by hospital
surgeon. DIR. Arnold is the attending
physician.
Two well-grown boys from Maine, pass
ed through here enroute to the Panama
Exposition. They intend to walk the en-
tire distance and earn their expenses by
sale Of articles shipped to them at different
points along the route as their supply be-
comes exhausted. Before leaving home,
they provided themselves with necessary
funds to make the return trip from any
point, should they decide to abandon the
project.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the North
Scituste Baptist Church met with Mrs
John Randall on Tuesday. There was a
good attendance with four guests, Mrs.
Burnside, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Hopkins and
Mrs. Young. At the business session, IL
was decided to take trip to Roger VIII
liams Park on Monday. July I7ih, this
date being the Goth anniversary OF the
society The next meeting will be at the
home OF Mrs Willis J. Boss.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-07-09

Roman letters Of various sizes are
commonly called into request by ocu-
lists In testing ~ision. Recent expert
ments show great differences I'm the
ease with which the various letters are
recognized by the same person T 10
especially difficult OF recognition and
is apt to be mistaken for Y. BY sim
liar optical Illusion the angle OF l. Is
rounded OF. making the letter resem-
ble reversed J. V Is the easiest OF
all letters TO recognize. and o presents
little difficulty. X is more easily rec,
ognized than ii, which resembles IL
closely. and both n and z are easily
recognized. A Is easily guessed at
from Its general form. but is difficult
Of positive recognition, including dis
tinct perception OF the horizontal line
L and f are among the most difficult
OF all letters.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-07-09
CLAYVILLE

John Bowen has a new automobile.
Mr.. Fred Taylor was in Providence over
Sunday.
Miss Amy Sutclife entertained company
on Sunday.
Miss Olive Pryor celebrated the Fourth
in Fall River.
There were services at the church as
usual on Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Drabble passed few days in
Pawtucket this week.
Joslin Manufacturing Co.'S tenements here
have all been repainted.
Frank Phillips and family, have moved
to Potterville on his place.
Chauncey Parker and family, spent a
few days in Potterville recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Round of Brook
lyn, N. Y, spent the Fourth here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phillips spen,
Sunday and Monday in Providence.
Isaac Jacoy made a clambake Sunday
and entertained a number of friends.
Miss Ada Lee and her friend from Provi-
dence, spent the Fourth at her mothers.
Lafayette Lodge, No. AZ, held their
regular meeting on Tuesday evening in
Odd Fellows Hall.
There was a terrific wind and rain struck
here on Monday and uprooted trees and
broke off limbs, blew out window lights
and did other damage.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-07-09
BROOKLYN Navy Yard.

The Brooklyn navy yard was estab-
lished Feb. %, 1901. when the first
land. twenty three acres. was bought
from one John jackson for $4,000.
The yard now comprises IA acres and
has a waterfront Of nearly three miles.
protected by sea wall OF granite
New York American.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-07-09
SOUTH FOSTER

Quite 4 number from this place attended
the FIRE works In Providence, July 9th.
Anumber from Hopkins Mills attended
the party at Judge stones residence on
Pray Hill Saturday evening. Although
the weather was rather damp, good time
was enjoyed by all.
AEouIth Of July celebrslion was held o.