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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02
ALBANY

Ethan Cutler cut his hand quite
badly last week.
Mrs Alma WhittemOre spralneo
| her ankle last week
Mrs. E. L. Annis is visiting ner
daughter in Springfield.
Cb;ldren,s day will be observed IN
the M. E.. church Sunday
Mrs. ]. A. Brown is visiting her
daughter in North Troy.
Mrs. Wright has gone to the hospi-
tai at Orleans for treatment.
Iucile Anderson was home from
Vargennes few days last week
Mabel Vance spent several days re-
II 81 Will TJtton's in Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McClary are
here from Chicago for the summer
Mrs Nellie Hunt Calkins OF Ar
,,,onia n Y. is visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis OF Vol
colt visited at E. B. Searles' Sunday
r Rogers of Burlington is Wis
49, - tbe home of his brother, Z. 4.
Rogers.
r z Rogers is very Ill and Mrs.
Sadie Cowles OF Crattspury Il o'i ii'e
for him.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dow OF SHOW
beoan. Me-. are visiting his DroCher'
J. B. Dow.
Several from this place attended
the Alumni banquet at CraftsDury Oh
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Pierce and
daughter Of Orleans were Visitors IN
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey McClary ana
Duran Nelson spent a lew days IasC
week in Woodbury..
Priscilla Utton of Newport IS
spending a few days at the nome Oh
Mrs. Maude' Vance.
A small building has been erected
in front of Darling's hotel, IN winch
to serve ice cream to the public
Mrs. A. NJ. Goddard and Philip ond
Rebecca of Morrisville spent Jew
DAYS recently with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Edgerton and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Perry and son anas
daughter from Morrisville visited at
Glenn Miles Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown who have
been spending several days with her
sister, Mrs. Maud Vance, have re-
turned to their home in Concord, n.
II.
Charles Winget and family, Wayne
Sanders, Lucille Anderson and Bar
bara Fletcher attended the graduation
exercises at Morrisville Wednesday
evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Adams and daugh-
ter of Danville visited friends in town
last week and Rev. Adams gave q
very interesting lecture on the war in
the Congregational church Wednes-
day evening.
Percy F. Aiken is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. r. N. Cowles He has just re-
turned from France where he was
with the A. E. F. and finished a three
months course in the Baune univer-
sity. He will go from here to his
home in Texas.
Those from out of town to attend
the funeral of Mrs Sartwell were Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hodgdon and two
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coburn
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Abel
Shedd Of Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Shedd Of Eden and Mrs. Lester
Barrett of Swanton
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02

then called on Prof. WASH,
sent the certificates, which !. . p. p
a very impressive manner nS q
tire program was pIeasinol-- Ihs :.
out and much credit is a. asss
Green and the pupils gare uu9 4.
the fine presentation of tL H. Z
The school is to be congra tIg essaa
on the successful terminst;oo,ra ,
work of the year. FolIowiryo- q q !:
ercises the young people e5;o ~ Z
promenade. 'N'oys.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02
THF THREE, CRAFTSBURYS

Mrs. Anna Bartlett, VINO unoeLMeiI
a serious operation at the MARY
Fletcher hospital two weeks ago. Is III
a critical condition.
Dean. the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
den Twiss, who has been Ill ana IN
serious condition for three weeks IS
improving. They hope 10 be able 10
take him home this week.
B. W. Simpson underwent a sue
cessful operation at his nome ffluay'
The operation was performed by Dr.
Tinkham of Burlington with three as
sistants. Mrs. Ruble Of MorrlsVllle
is caring for him.
Kathaline Goodwin, aged about 10
years, daughter of Mr.. and MRS. req
Goodwin died Friday. She under
went a serious operation SUNDAY. Ihe
22d, and only survived until Frldag.
The funeral was held Monday, Rev. I.
J. Peterson officiating. She leaves 10
mourn besides her parents, TOUR
brothers. Much sympathy is extend
ed TO the afflicted family.
The pupils in the primary room,
who had perfect attendance for the
term ending June 20, were Hermon
Burleson, Raymond Hale, Wendell
Hatch, Milton Twiss, Elsie Dunn,
Fora Gilbert, Catherine and Avis
Marckres and Hilda Spring. Gladys
Wylie was absent one-half day on &C
count of illness. Fora Gilbert has
had perfect attendance for the entire
school year.
EAST CRAFTSBURY
Miss May Miles of Albany is work
ing at Alex Shields
Miss Nina Anderson returned Tues
day to her home in Guilford.
John Kendrick, who has been quite
i'll with measles, IS improving.
David Uric and family recently
spent day with relatives in Cabot.
Mrs Ben Locke Of Highgate is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Henry Hodg-
don.
Simeon Shields of New York City
has been spending a week at his old
home.
Hon. John Simpson and family of
New York City, have come to spend
the summer here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Babcock of
Walden are the parents of a daugh-
ter, born June 10.
Miss Grace Macdonald has finished
a very successful year of school on
Mud Island and left Saturday for her
home in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Bailey and
daughter, Jean, Of St. Johnsbury have
been spending the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. H II. Bailey.
Mrs. ". C. Hackett, of Bellows
Falls has been visiting her sister,
Miss Grace Macdonald at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White.
Miss Eliza Mitchell, who has been
spending the winter in Springfield,
Mass, has returned to her home ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Chafey.
and daughter, Agnes.
The Club girls held a social at Mud
Island schoolhouse Tuesday evening
of last week. About go were present.
Ice cream and cake were served and
all enjoyed the social hour
Mrs. Sarah Anderson and daugb
ter, Maud, have returned from a
weeks visit with relatives in Wood
bury, Cabot, Walden and Hardwick.
While in Woodbury., they visited the
log house in which Mrs. Anderson
was born. From there they went to
Calais, where they were entertained
at the home of Miss Bernice Angel.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02
ALI, THE ALBANYS

Mrs Emmerancy Sartwell, mention
IF whose death was made last week,
was born May Is, 1886, IN this town,
the daughter of B. II. and Betsey
Reed. being a lifelong resident here
and one of its oldest citizens, the
UoT1ngest in a family of ten children.
She was married to Samuel Sweat
1and in 1856 and two children were
horn to them, Mrs. Warren Shedd
and Alfred Swaziland, both OF TINS
town who survive her. Mr.. Sweat
land was killed in the battle OF Lees
Mills in 1862, leaving her with the
two Young children to care for. In
1871 she married Wallace SartWe1, a
veteran of the Civil war, who died IN
1902. Since then she has been alone
much of the time, although at times
her son or some of her grandchildren
have heen with her. She was able to
he about the house until within few
DAYS of her death, when she was
taken seriously ILL., All was done that
could he done to alleviate her suffer-
inps but the end to a long life came
Sunday. June % Her work on earth
has ended and she has gone TO ner re-
ward. Besides her son and daughter
she leaves eleven grandchildren ana
% great-grandchilden. The funeral
was held Tuesday at the NJ. +. church
Rev. W. E. Craig officiating and Durl-
al was in the village cemetery.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02

ODJecL lesson Illustrated with candles
The choir rendered appropriate music
ano MISS Doris Sears rendered two
cello solos. At the evening service
Mr.. McGoff related his experiences
IN the Civil war, which was very in
teresting and enjoyed by all.
GRADUATION
The closing exercises of the VILLAGE
school began with the baccaIaureafe
sermon at the u. Z. church SUNDAY
June y. Rev. S. G.. Suitor cave a
help1uI and inspiring address which
was 1uIl OF sound advice. On Thurs
qay picnic was enjoyed in the Man
icy grove. Friday evening the grad
uaLlon exercises were held in the
Town nail which was beautifully dec
GRATED with ferns, roses and potted
pants and was well filed with friends
Eacn student wore the class flower
ehe WnlCe rose, and over the platform
was oisplayed the class motto. .EFor-
matu. Inc exercises were opened
i.n piano duet by Mrs. Towne and
. u@ugiCer' Dorothea, followed by in
siuIatory, the second earned honor
OF the school was followed bv az -
Say on Yellowstone Park by ArIand
Cnahee; piano solo, Miss Antoinet+e.
SSourcy; recitation, Gust Bows" bv.
george jerome; class prophecy. ReIIe
BALDWIN; cello solo, Doris Sears. rec
u tion, How We Tried to Wbin the
deacher, Morris Berry: ESSAY "a
CCnt1aarmlng Spot" Lake Wiilouebbv1
dlIDert Macie; presentation of o,ifts
20 the class, Roland Guyette: niano
500 Helen Harlow. The valedictorv
Ine hrst earned honor of the school
vas vas preceded by an essay on (ssTbe
importance mn o. of Small Things" star
Sgy holDrook;; trombone solo Harold
oheparo: Prof. Green, who has been
SauostltqtIng in the school for prot
Y. N Washer the past two months
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02
EAST ALBANY

Wilma Kennison is on the sick list.
Roland LaFont is able to be out
again.
Henry Centebar has purchased a
hay fork.
Mrs. Anne Corley is visiting
friends in Barre.
John McKelvey Of New York City
is visiting at J. T. Sinon's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. McCullum
spent Sunday win friends in Crafts
bury.
DR.. F. G. Hughes of Salem, Mass,
is spending his vacation with his
brothers and sister here.
Mrs. William Mason and children
of Hartford, Conn, are spending the
summer with her father, Mr.. Denni-
son.
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CHURCH NOTES

rev : T. Sutton preached at Sew
, llour Lake camp meeting SUNDAY a.
dhe pastor IS in Montpelier this
s .tIt5n attending EpWorth League In
Monday being Epwortb r.eso,o l.
o oiIllougn9ut the country, the dav 10 -
e Z J- oy picnic at Parlre~ -
= Large number attended. The III ~,
= i1Eal and ali enjoyed a good time
Inc Ladies Aid society is inv;+e.5 - -
meet at the home Of r. nv Oe "a 70
VII Heath Thursday. Eve s,l1o eaf :
cordially invited to attend i'e L
d- LAST Sunday was observed as cbu
uIeH CAV IN the u. Z. church an M =
4 - So u me usual exercises, Rev 8
y ouItor conducted a beautiful - -
II i,ressIve service, baptizing "a I'm at1u
- afla receiving seven into pren ~
a.Dry membership. FoIIowino p a.
'9isiee the pastor gave an irnpTess; ne
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02

Mr.: and Mrs. Charles Smith of
Pasadena, Cal, arrived SATURDAY. to
spend the summer with his brother.
Wallace Smith, and other relatives.
Miss Helen Crawford, who has been
camping with friends at Joe's pond
since graduating from st. Johnsburv
academy returned home Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Crawford re-
ceIVed word yesterday Of the safe ar
rival OF their son, Verne. from over
seas verne was one of-the first bovs
to enlist from this town. :
The annual Mems Club banouat If
the congregational church was hold
IN the church Thursday evening. At
2 O'Clock large number gathered in
the auditorium TO listen TO a snland;J
address by Lieut. c. A. Adams IF
DanvllIe, formerly a pastor of tbe
irasDurg Congregational church Rev
ADAMS went TO France in Nav 1917
as Red Cross ambulance driver and
was later transferred TO the Fover
oes Soldats, an organization similar
70 the I. N. c. A. Soon after tbe
americans arrived in France he was
commissioned chaplain of the 1O1st
ammunition Train seeing service AT
1naeeau merry and IN the Argonne
ne paid splendid tribute to tbe
french poilu and also to the spirit -
the american doughboy as a fighfino
man After the address the banG1ef
was served in the vestry. The eIIb
certainly deserves much credit for H.
abundance and quality of the snr
per The receipts from the sum-
mgre sI5o.I3- Good music by iocaI
a e1Lfnt was furnished previous to the
The sun., 1919-06-19
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Plans to Be Drawn for Twelve
story Apartment on 9th st.
Next Fifth Ave. Corner.
wEsTBURY ESTATE SOLD
One of Finest on Long Island |;
Held at $500, 1000; Jackson
Closes Four Deals.

Having recently fled revised plans for
a twelve story cooperative apartment
house, 1o0x10o. at the northeast corner
Of Fifth avenue and Ninety-seventh
street, the estate OF Lloyd S. Bryce has
made arrangements for the Ming of
plans for a similar structure on the
site adjoining. 100x10o. on the north
side of Ninety-seventh street. 100 feet
east OF Fifth avenue. 1t is believed
that the estate has taken. this step in
order to be on the safe side in case
the Fifth Avenue Association succeeds
in It's campaign to impose further limita-
lions on the height OF buildings along
upper Fifth avenue.
shape, Bready ana Peterkin, archi-
tects. have been commissioned to draw
plans for the proposed structure on
Nlnety-seventh street, which II II esti-
mated will cost about 5000, 900 to build.
The house on the Fifth avenue corner
will probably cost about 100000. Both
buildings will be of brick and limestone,
and will be the outposts in the Invasion
OF upper Fifth avenue by high class
apartment houses. The Bryce estate will
form She 1850 Fifth Avenue, Inc, in
order to carry out the project IL the
alto shall remain In their possession
when building conditions became favor
able.
The sun., 1919-06-19
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Meister Builders, Inc. sold through e
c. Britton three bungalows. on a plot
7bxi0o. at Beach Forty-second street,
Edgemere. This completes the sale of
all the bungalows built this season by
this company.
The Lewis Fl. May Company sold at
Arverne, L. l.. premises at SIS and 3s6
Wave Crest avenue to s. Bender; prem
Uses at 235 Amstel Boulevard to ].
Mayer; $50 Clarence avenue TO ].
Mayer; premises at 240 Remington ave-
nue. to J. Mayer: two houses on CASTOR
avenue to J. Mayer; premises at 335
Vernam avenue to j. Mayer and prem
Uses at 214 and 21s Larkin street to J..
Mayer
The company also leased at Arverne.
l. J., a cottage on straiton avenue to g.
Brin; cottage on Amstel Boulevard to
l.. Epstein cottage on Elisabeth avenue
to i. Novak; a cottage on Remington
avenue to r Moonis; a cottage on Wave
Crest avenue to NJ. Sobel; cottage on
Vernam avenue to II. Gaaman; a cot
tage on Amstel Boulevard to B. Ralkin
and cottage on Remington avenue to J.
Schniderman.
The sun., 1919-06-19
REALTY GOSSIP.

At the close of the twelfth annual
convention OF the National Association
OF Building Owners and Mana gers last
week In Philadelphia William Marshall
Ellis was succeeded as president by r.
L. SHETLAND OF Cleveland. f. M. Ho-
rino and II. q. Loomis were elected
vice-president and secretary respectively
and Lee T. Smith. treasurer OF the
New York Building Managers Asoocia-
ton, was elected treasurer Of the ma
tional body. Minneapolis, Mimi, was
chosen as the place for the 1920 con-
vention.
William Braden Is reported to DO the
buyer OF the residence Of 9. W. Andrews
ut s76 Madison avenue, southeast cor
ner Of Seventy-third street. the sale OF
which was reported yesterday. The prop
crty was held at 100000.
Chester ]. Byrns has been appointed
receiver by Supreme Court Justice Tier
nAy Of the premises at 2aIo Second ave.
nue. pending foreclosure proceedings.
1t was inadvertently stated that the
Merit Realty Corporation had sold the
tenement ut 22T East Ninety seyenth
street Tho building IL stiiI owned by
the Merit Realty Corporation. '37
The sun., 1919-06-19
JACKSON I'M FouR DEALS.

Daniel H. Jackson has resold to the
Paradise Holding Company for invest
ment 100 and 1o4 Convent avenue, a 1--WE
story new law apartment, on plot TEX
100. II has accommodations for thirty
hye families and Is rented at $4,000 per
apnum, being held at $4,000. Mr..
jackson bought the house q few weeks
ago from Justice Barlow 8. Weeks. Re-
Gently Mr.. jackson sold to the Same
buyer the Hudson View apartments At
lls to 122 Haven avenue.
Mr.. Jackson has sold to q client Of
Philip D. Shapiro $50 Elsmere place
near Marmion avenue. I'VE story apart
ment on plot 4ox1oo.- held at $4,000.
He has also sold to Fetnberg q Bern
stein the southwest corner of Home
street and Hoe avenue. a I'VE story new
law apartment. {2x1o0. Mr.. jackson
mas purchased from Nathan SocoI
through Benjamin Nauheim 1887 Edge
waller road. near Longfellow avenue, 4
Two story brisk two family house, on LOT
.5xl00 VS. w.
The sun., 1919-06-19
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Realty Trust sold for Alec Building
Company row of ten one family brick
dwellings on the south side of Sixty
third street, east OF Nineteenth avenue,
Mapleton Park. to Joseph Glubok; also
similar houses at 204s Sixty-fifth street
and 2135 Sixty-sixth street to Julius c.
Bloom and Louis Kley. tenants.
The McInerney-Klinck Realty Com
pany cold the three story brick and lime
stone business and apartment building
on the west side Of Flatbush avenue 40
feet south of Albemarle road to a client
for investment
Charles Partridge sold to q client for
investment the tapestry brick store and
apartments at $50 Franklin avenue
Samuel Galitzka sold the two story
house on a plot 2osx125 at 1899 East
Nineteenth street. Flatbush, to a client
for occupancy.
Berkshire Realty Company sold a
leasehold of $4,000 covering premises
1853 and 1855 Washington street.
The sun., 1919-06-19
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

BRIGGS AVENUE-Morris Sax has
sold for Miltner Brothers., Inc, the
hve story new-law apartment house
at 1891 Briggs avenue, corner of 18TH
street. on plot 1890. TO Herminie
Debrouszky for investment. II was
an all-cash transaction.
IRVINE STREET-Samuel Cowen has
sold $50 Irvine street, a two family
brick house, .25x100.
HARRISON AVENUE - William r..
ADAMS sold the University Heights
apartments at tire southeast corner
OF Harrison avenue and lS1st street,
five story building. 9l.32xs2.ss, held
AT 100000, to Morris Cullcoyer.
Henry Frucht was the broker.
BATHGATE AVENUE - Eugene ].
Busher has sold for the estate of
Johanna Gunther 1891 Bathgate ave-
nue.. a five story apartment, 37.sxs5.
CRUGER AVENUE The Manhatta
and Bronx Company. Arthur J. Sessa,
treasurer. has bought the two family
house. 35x90. 1881 Cruger avenue.
van Nest. through e. C. Ketchan,.
broker.
ls3D STREET-Louis Schras sold for
Baldwin E. Hass the three story
dwelling at IS East 1880 street.
The sun., 1919-06-19
OUT of TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

The Scarsdale Estates. Robert e. Far
ley president, sold to A. W. Pross a plot
on Clsremont avenue. Greenacres Scars
dale, N. Y.
Murray N; Lent, viee-prssident OF
Prince 4 Ripley, Inc, has rented the
home Of Mrs Rose Turner. at Riverview
Manor, Dobbs Ferry. furnished. for the
summer.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
leased, furnished, for the summer for
Perry Beadleston to John e. Cowdin his
property on Narragansett avenue. Law
renee. l.. l.
The North Shore Building Company
John NJ. Riehle) sold a six room house,
4ox1Oo, at Marathon Park. Little Neck.
u. l.
The sun., 1919-06-19
CHOICE CITY REALTY
WILL BE AUCTIONED
j. p. Day to Offer Varied List
Of Properties.

Joseph p. Day will sell at public auc-
ton to-day for the account of various
executors and owners large number
Of vacant and improved parcels Of real
estate in Manhattan. Bronx and Brook
Ign. The sale will begin at noon In the
Vesey street salesroom.
By order Of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. executors Of the estate
OF the late John Sullivan, Mr.. Day will
offer the four story dwelling at a west
Eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, on plot 23x5Bxs3; the four
story tenement with stores at Q Green
wich avenue. between Christopher and
West Tenth streets, on plot 1s.2x57xs
irregular; the building at 322 East
Iwenty-ffth street, between First and
Second avenues, which 10 a four story
brick tenement In front, and n three
story brick structure in the rear, 2sxes.a.
To close the estates OF Alma p. Tay-
Tor, John Mcsherry. James q. McLough-
lin. Patrick II. McNulty, George 8. Wal
worth. Calvin Demarest and Marion
Cutting. the following properties will be
sold: the three story dwelling at 1919
McDonoush street, near Sumner avenue.
81 ooklyn. 20x100: q lot on the north side
Of Lafayette avenue, $50 feet east Of
Cypress avenue. Ridgewood. 25x10o; a
lot on the west SIDE of Riverside Drive
zoo feet north Of 165th street, .bOx100 !;
the two story two family dwelling at
SGT vanderbilt street. Brooklyn, 20x64
each; plot on north side Of vermilyea
avenue, IFS feet east Of Dyckman street,
225x150; the southwest corner Of Sea-
man avenue and West 207th street,
plot 100x100; a large vacant plot on
Washington Heights. on the west side of
Broadway. lss feet north Of 1s1st street,
2S6x100; a six story new law tenement
at 61s to bs1 East nth street, near
Pleasant avenue, 43.6x1o0.11; q plot on
the east side OF Lawrence avenue, run
ming through to Graham Square, Bronx,
SEXES irregular; two story brick
etable at 20 Jane street, between West
Fourth street and Greenwich avenue,
24x72.7 Irregular; a four story tenement
at 463 West Forty-second street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues, COZ
1908; two parcels Of vacant land in
the borough Of Midland Park, BERGEN
county. N j., comprising about eleven
acres.
Other parcels are as follows: a three
story dwelling at ITS and 1T Central
avenue. Far Rockaway. l.. l.. .5oxl5o;
twelve room dwelling at 1890 West
bourne Boulevard. In the Bayswater
section Of Far Rockaway, 325x2oo; a
large residence. outbuildings and two
acres Of highly cultivated land at West
Nyack; three story dwelling at l4s
West 1924 street. between Seventh and
Lenox avenues, 174x100.11. six story
brick tenement with stores at 437 to AL
Pleasant avenue, near 1890 street, 50x
100; two three story brownstone DWELL
ings at 2t5 and 247 East Fifty-seventh
street, between Second and Third
avenues. 2s.4xloo.b each, and the south
east corner OF Blocker and Bank streets,
known as AT Blocker street. on which
Is three story frame building. 5ox45.2
The sun., 1919-06-19
BANK To BUILD App,rYox

As the site for an L shaped extension
ns present building the Dry Dock
erty surrounding its home at the .orth-
east corner of the Bowery and Tbird
street The purchase includes ths IoSt
property at 33l and 333 Bowery and the
!o'' 2Sx22, Immediately in the rear OF
me bank and fronting on Third street
va these properties. which meet each
o'ner at right angles, the bank win erect
one story annex to house its vaults
ana ofhces Under the new plans the
barking floor will occupy all of the
present structure.
Peter p, Capped was the seller of the
property. He purchased the site at ss1
ana 1913 Bowery last week from Hons
ION A Thomas through the Dousias
ROBINSON. Charles s. Brown Company.
The sun., 1919-06-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders Rttor-
ney.)
ney
Manhattan,


Manhattan.
JACKSON ST, S2-Lucille KurtZ, Pelham
Manor. y y, to Bessie Meyers, &C. Lewis
av. Bklyn, June 20, 1917; atty. T @ &
LOT SS5. map estate OF Cornelius Ray.
bounded W In front by ?sth st and
n by blk. bet 2sth and 2eth SITS,
Co, 2s7 w 3Jth ST, TO Colin NJ Eadie,
Wells Sons lsl eth .ev......:;:.:,3.oo 900
ct, to Sgmund Labsap 1920 Laclede av,
St Louis, Mo. and Simon S Friedberg
s6s W i2Oth st, trus will of. Samuel
rriedberg under trust deed Dec 3. 1912;
attys. Kurzman & F, 25 Broad st. 81. 900
43D ST. 236-SS W Geo and Leonor
Evans 10 Hudson City Saw Inst, Hud-
son, y y, Feb II, 1909; atty, T @ 4 T
Co. l1s Bway. ............. s?2. 900
l4lST ST n +, 100 W Lenox av l0Ox99.Il-
100 BwAy Holding Corpn to Rosenthal
1898 eth av, July 7, 1915; attys, Marks
NJ. SO Park Row. ..........,..sgSOO
NTH ST. las w-Samuel and Annie X ros-
ner, - + lOSth st, to Harry J Iinkoiy
600 w 1884 st. May l6, 1919; atty
Emanuel schwartz. .65 BNay.....S3 900
nth ST, 3. 1888 9TH av lOsNlSi-lS
West 18th 81 Corpn To Susquehanna SIX
Mills, l49 Madison av, Nov l. 1915; atty
LAWYERS 7 q 7 Co. 100 Bway. e, SIS, 900
Chas and Rose Growich, 1913 linton
av. Bronx 10 Edwin II Ramsdel sac
Convent av June ~, 1915, attys RYAN
Wheeler & Ramsdell, Rector st. 81, 900