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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-03
new HOTEL
IN BARRE
IS PROBABLE

From certain arrangements made
yesterday in this city it is now very
probable that Barre will soon have
q fine new hotel, thing that has long
been needed and has been long agitat-
ed.
A. c. Greenleaf Of Boston. an archi-
tect and hotel promoter, representing
the hotel syndicate Of Boston with
millions of dollars behind them, was
in this city yesterday and was shown
around Dy a committee from the
Barre Retail Merchants Association.
Before leaving be had talk with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.Bolster and obtain
ed from them an option on their pro.
perty where the Combination Cash
now stands. He also had talk with
Mrs. G b. Nichols and Miss Nadine
Nichols in reference to buying their
property
admitted that Mr.. Greenleaf had had
q talk with her, and said:
she obtained from me the terms
upon which this property can be se'
cured, but he obtained nothing bind
ing. He said that this corner was the
best site for hotel in the city"
Mrs. L. J. Bolster was asked II she
and Mr.. Bolster bad not given an or
tiop on their property, but said:
~ will neither deny or affirm 1t. l
will say that we held an important
talk about the property but will re-
fer you to Mr.. Bolster for any further
public expression Of the transaction. -"
Mr.. Bolster was absent and could not
be seen then.
Mr. Greenleaf was very enthusiastic
over the prospect Of new hotel. Said
be before leaving for Burlington last
night.
~ am Convinced that Barre pre-.
sents the very best opportunity for
establishing ahotel that have met
with for some time. Ifave examin-
ed the city thoroughly for site and
am Of The opinion that the one front.
ing on Depot square is the very best
in the city. have begun negotla-
tionS for the sale OF this property and
! think they will be successful The
syndicate l represent has much money
behind them ard will build one of
the best hotels in the state. il they
adOpG the recommendations | shall
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-03
ADVER rISED LIST

Post Office. Barre, Vt, Oct. 3 -
People calling for letter on this list
will please say "advertised" and give
date. Edward W. Bisbee, poStmater.
Men;--Aogelo Broggi, John Boyce
w. r. Brown, VIM. Brown, Frank
Common, John }. Campbell, Harry
Day, Hilaive Dooier, M. j. Derany. j
Glass j. L. Haskett, DR., Jones. Geo.
jenkins, Edd Denis, James Lund,
Wiley Lafayette, A. st John, Fl. N.
Stone, II. p. Wheeler, w II Whiting
Standard Tool Co.
Women: Mrs, Esther Burnham,
Mrs Rasey Brasha, Mrs. T. Ii. Bart
lett, Mrs Ida Martin, Miss Vidami
Mela, Dora Phelps Mrs. L. G. Rudd.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-03

JONES IS
DEAD

Portsmouth, N. H., Oct. 3.-Hon.
Frank Jones; the famous brewer and
financier is dead, be breathing bis
last at 80 p. m., yesterday after an
illness Of two years.
Mr.. Jones was essentially = self
made man beginning life rs poor
boy and aecumulating by hard w:rk q
little capital whicD be invested in
the brewing business. The success be
achieved at this was the foundation of
all his wealth. At one time he was
presi., ent OF the Boston & Maine.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-03

Russell, Chittenden. Downer Of: Wind
sor, Walbringe, Essex, Mayo, Wash
ing'on.
Gains, Brown, Rranklin, Backus,
Rutland, Graves, Called onia. Royce,
Sheldon, Bennington.
Education, Walbrldge, Essex, Spen-
Ger, Windham, Mayo, Downer, Noyes
Rutland.
Agriculture, Graves, Combs, Frank
lin Sprague, Addison.
Manufactures, Cartmell Addison
Backus, Sibley Washington.
ns,-Downer, SIbley, Sutton.
Chittenden.
Military,-Tracy, Grand Isle, Jack
SOD. Lamoille, Mayo.
Railroad, Emery, Combs, Noyes,
Jackson, Rutland, Cartmell, Green
Windsor, Sutton.
Highways.-Sheldon. Bennington;
jackson, Lawrence. Windham.
Banks,-Welling. Cartmell, Styles
Caledonia.
Insane,-Green, Styles, Lawrence.
States Prison - Nelson, Rutland;
Tracy, Brown, Franklin.
Grand List-Jackson, Orleans; Mel
son, Combs.
Lorporations-Phelps, Washington;
Howard, Windsor; Annis.
Land Taxes - Sprague, Addison;
Jackson, Orleans; Tracy, Grand Isle.
Federal Relations - Jackson, La.
noble: Brownell, Nelson.
General Committee-Spencer, Royce,
Wilcox, Phelps, Howard.
Printing-Sutton, Green, Phelps.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-03
HOMER Fits
ieesNoRTA MAlNisrREET

make"
1t is learned that much will depend
upon the action Of the Legislature in
passing license law. II one is pass
ed that will permit good hotel to be
run at profit such hotel will surely
be built here.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-03
GOOD RACES
AT TR0T-
TING PARK

The fall meeting atthe Grani Getty
Trottlng park opened yesterday with
= fair attendance considering it was
the first day and with some good
races. In all, two:races we're IN of
Each required four heats to dt''de it.
The trick Was in good shape a d the
time made was nSidered verv good.
On account of many st he dri-
vers and trainers being SUNNI nsed
to Montpelier to attend co..rt the
races we're little late in getting
started. The winners had TO fight
for their victories. The summary
was as :ollows:
2.30 Class Purse, $3.50.
Annie w., bun. Stewart 41l1
Little Joe, G, Hyde, 1879
Lanky john, bg, Wood, 1888
Mary s., ch m, Cross, dis
Time, 1928, 2 3o3, 2 psi and 2264.
2.24 Class. Purse, $3.50.
Russell McGregor, ch 6, pome-
roy, p
Jared, b &, Ball. 3224
Josephine, br m, Phelps, l55 5
Samson, br 2, Bentley, 5S42
Palori, bs, Reagan, 443 S
Checo, b b, Morrill, 6 6 DR.
lime. 2 24!, 224!, 2. !34 and 2.254.
The officials were: G G. Elwel,
Providence, R. l., starter: L. W.
Morris, Bradford, j. K. Lynde, Will.
Jamestown, John 1row, and Fl. G.
Leonard, Barre, dime-keepers and
judges; +. A Duffy, clerk OF coarse.
There will be racing thi, afternoon
and tomorrow afternoon, the " "a, her
permitting
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-03
HOMER Fits
Saturday Special :

AS the season draws to close, we find
small quantity Of Children's Hose that
must be closed out. Hose worth II lie
and 15c going Saturday for only Zoe. On
account of our opening these hose viii not
be displayed in the window, but on center
counter.
only days
will put in at
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-03
Oyster Stews at Hawes'.

There are many good advertaAnG
oeciums In Vermont but II you have
s0t tried the TEEMaRAA yoQ xnousa
b ~ tor 1,1fnE ro+,,>--e
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-03
E. r. DAVIS, LAWYER.

Of1ice over Ladd's Store, with F. !.
Martin. Telephone.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
chiIdrsa's Day Al Christian Church.

The Sunday school Of the Christian
church here observed Children's Day sun
day afternoon AZ 3.;;O o'clock. in the
presence of "A large congregation. After
an organ voluntary and the singing of a
hymu 10y the school. Superintendent X.
-. Met nliny read the commission of
Christ TO his Apostles To 20 and evan
geiizc the world and Pastor l. l. Chest
nut offered prayer. The remainder OF
the program was a. foliows. Song. Scat
t.ring Precious Seed 4" Recitation Little
SOwers' 10y Mildred Nash and Mabel
Chestnut: Recitation "li'' 10y Master Rob
crit McGail.y: Sowing and Reaping" by
sixteen children; song 10y the choir: re
citation by Ieannette McCailey and Pri.
ella Wright; Recitation. II | Could EvD-
noiizc" 10y Master Joseph McCalley; The
Spirit OF Mission" 10y member of young
ladies and boys. with Miss Ottowa
Sthroshlcy as leader. Recitation by Earl
Proctor; Collection for foreign Missions
Song by the choir; henedictiOn 10y Rev
!. l.. Chestnut
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
TIE OATH or OFFICE. HOW is rnlsr
Judge MOneurs on the Constitutional couven-
ton

ro THE FRrE LAME.
The constitutional Convention spent
one week I'M discussing the question 81
taking the oath 81 office. and then decided
tO take NO oath. either To support the
constitution oi the United States or that
of Virginia. OF to perform their duties NJ.
members ~ the convention honestly and
To the beat OF their ability. In other
words they refused 10 take an oath TO
give ms good constitution. or the best
that thgy could. and yet they have made
q constitution for ~ and said that we
shall have it whether we wish il or not.
and every office holder in Virginia shall
take an oath 60 support that constitu-
ton whether he approves il or not
This may be all right. Surely that con
vention must have been sovereign indeed
II seems that il was the most sovereign
body that ever assembled in Virginia or
anywhere else In the world
+. G.. MONcURE.
Bowling Green, Va. Jan. >, 1902.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
Nj. Iahn lin,aon,s VIII prohnisd.

The will Of the late John Hayden wac
admitted to record in the Clerk office
Of this city Tuesday lie hcqucaths one.
hall III his estate To his brother. MIR
Thos !. llaydon. and wife. for their
joint lives and at their death To Toe di
,ided amongst their daughters. The 9th
or hall al the estate was left to the chill
dren of his deceased sister. Elizabeth
Mills. and % Chas Whaling. who is the
only son of Ann Whaling sister of the
tc-tator Chls. Whaling il charged with
~ 900. W hich he received In his uncle :
life time MIR " II Rice whose wife il
a daughter Of Mr.. 4 j. Hayden was p-
pointed executor and gave bond in the
sum of S2J. 900
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
Virginia Horses Bring Big Prices In New York

The following horses. the property of
Capt. II. j. Hancock and sons. OF Abe
marie county. were sold at Gravesend
n. Y. Tuesday; Chestnut colt, by Imp.
Charaxus-G enerine Frank Terrell. 81.
100: Chassis, bay colt 10y Imp CharaXus-
Clash, Frank Farrell. $ 900; bay colt.
10y Imp. CharaNus-Sanci. X l. Baker.
500; hay flly. 10y Eon Mermaid, W. l..
Townes. $500; chestnut FLY. by Eon-
Eonettc, " l.. TONNES. $3.50; bay FLY,
10y Imp. charaXus-Merry Maid r. l..
Hnker. : $50
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
RICHMOND. fredericksburg AID
POIONAG RAILROAD.


Coz \ NJ. daily. Stops ON signal at
bcc"luun sundays only.
SAB 4. n. daily. No local stou-
fu.usN N simultaneously. Stuf,s ON sigunl
at iisopkr. Aqua. Wtdc water. Quautico, Ma
ruiu.ep aud OccouWan.
Iu.I1 \. NJ. daily. except sunday. stops
ON signal at Brooke, Aquin. Wide Water,
Qunntico. cherry iiill occpqutn. Lorton and
40 =. NJ. daily except sunday. No local
400 T.. NJ daily stops ON signal at Brooke
s.st y. tn.. dolly. No local stops.
1901 T.. N. iniiy on signal a'
Nrepkc. Nide water nnT-Huantico. stops
ON -irunl at occn4unn ON Sundays only
trANE snt fnwArp.
IaT 4 II. daily except sunday Nchmoud
Accommodation. Makes an stops.
u to \. n. daily. Aunnuc Coast Line
train. stops a. Milford boswell and A-h.
land. daily. aud ON FisuHl ut other local
stnps pn >uudaga euly.
ptS A Anuy except sunday Makes
local stops ON signal
l..us D. u daily q trTiu stops ON
signal at MILFORD rU-Wfii and Ashland
= 90" D. m tai'y. southern i,1ti"a y train.
Nu local stops.
$50 a. 81 daily Atlantic Coa-t Line
train. Stops ut boswell nal Ashland.
ESQ A.. N daily. Natr- lucal stops ON
-ieuni
49, g. 81. daily ~rshoard AIR Zine train.
Stops ~ boswell and ashland cora signal
Acc~fuuiol ttnn trash iaaves Richmond :
IN. au.if except sunday arrives trc'ierickH
burg 3d." o.. NJ.
20. o.. TAYLOR rrfnr Mnnagrr
49, n. ri- h1.. ficu-rHI Manager.
D. o. ID NiA /. N.~ i'r.Hi.4.HE
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

Al a target practice Of the Washington
Guards Monday evening the five l--st
shots were a. ioliows. sergeant J. Il
Proctor. 20; Licut. a. N. Revere. 10.
Capt "A. Is. Rowe. a. Priyate= Estes
and Howe made l. points each. The
possible scOrr l. -
Mr. Carroll Goolioe. IL Spotsylvania
county. WAS i'm tho city Yesterday. lie
says while the wheat crop H. generally "A
failure. be expects 10 make thr,e iourths
oi "A crop.
Councilman J.. r. Rowe and wifc spent
several days this week Ia upper stafford
the guest Of his friend. Mr. " T. Jones.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
Play Tappahsnnoek Nine.

Warren d. Patterson, Jr., Richard
Riley, James Thomas, Jr Henry Hud-
gins, Albert Bauman, Richard Rode
Graham Melville, Abby McGee. Wiley
Weaver and Robbie Thomas. of the pub
lr-Shooibase ball team, OF this city. left
MONDAY for Iappahannock 10 play a
gameNisre With the rappahannock team
Tappahaa9sek won, score 20 to 3.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
Stable. Barn. and OutbuiIdlngs In Essex
Burned

Tho barn and stable belonging IN Mr.
!. II. Allen. Of near Layton's Landing,
Es-eN county. were destroyed by fire
Friday together with all his corn. hay.
ana "a lot OF larming mplcments-among
the latter "a new wheat binder The fire
ia supposed 60 have originated from the
spontaneous combustion of newly cut
hay. Tie loss tails heavily on MIR Allen.
lie had recently purchased the property
and had not finished paying for il.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
LOCAL MARKETS.
Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro

Wheat, so to 50; corn, CD to
60; meal, $1.35 to $40 per 100
pounds; oats, so to 50; fowls Qive), 3
TO o; turkeys Qive), to 10 /;
ducks Qive), { to &; Winter chickens.
10 to II per pound; Spring chickens,
Is to 20 per pound; lard. 10 to 11;eggs,
II to ny; butter, IL to l6 hams, / =
to 16; Irish potatoes, IS to 81. early
rose for seed, $1.1O to S1.3O: beef; 3 to
4; veal, >; pork, 6h TO Z; hides (green)
3 to 6; hides dry, z to g; baled hay,
so TO Si3 per ton.
Wool-unwashed, IL to 10; washed,
% to "a.
Leaf sumae-6O to G5 cents per hun
dred pounds.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
Harvest Commenced.

4 gentleman who has been in the
Northern Neck counties and who was
in the city yesterday said the best croI
of wheat he had seen is on the farm o
Mr.. Alexander Pratt near Passapatan-
~. The heads are splendidly filed and
the yield will be large. He commenced
his harvest yesterday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
shnrt Wheat crop In loudoun.

\ gentleman who has just returned
from trip through LOudoun county
and who il a good Judge says she whcat
crop throughout the county will not av-
eragc over Z bushels per acre The zen.
cral average is Is to 20 bushels. ON
many farms the wheat has been nloughsd
in auI the land put in corn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
children's Day Next Sunday In Union Church
Al Falmouth.

Chiidren's Day viii be celebrated at the
Union church in Falmouth next Sunday,
10th instant. at 3 p. m \ very interest
ing program has been prepared. The
church will Toe decorated and everything
done TO make the occasion pleasant to
all who may attend. Rev. Geo. r. Tyler.
OF fredericksburg, will deliver an address
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
Mrs. Ashton Jones Dies Suddenly.

Mrs. Ashton Jones died at her home
near passapatanzy in King George sun
day morning after brief illness, aged
80 years. She leaves an infant a few
hours old. Funeral services was conduct
Ell from Fletcher's Chapel by Rev. J. l..
Prihbie Monday evening at 3. O'Clock.
lnterment was in the church yard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
Pension Requirement.

Nj persons who drew pensions under
the pension law of 1900. are required to
apply at once Ia the Clerk of the court
for blanks To he properly filed up and
filed before such pensioners can draw
their pensions for this year SO far, only
two have applied and complied with the
law.
Geo. W. Shepherd,
Chairman of the Pension Board.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
Real Estate Sale

Mr. Richard Hicks on Tuesday pur-
chased at public auction the 81 acres OF
land lying along Hazel Run. known ~
Camp Cobb" and belonging To estate
oi the late Edward Snowden. The p. ice
paid was $1,000
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
The Pc onIe,s Mission BIZ, a Lot

The Peoples Mission through Deacon
Geo. A. Mills, has purchased a site for
erecting building of worship from Mr..
j WilmOre Cox, ON Princess Elizabeth
Street. between Main and Princess Anne,
Tor " bich the sum Of SlT5 was paid.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG And
PIEDMONT RAILROAD.


Connection nf f-rlsrirt -hu~r with r.. 4.
\ 4. r. g.. an1 N,em= Steamboat eco. Al
prlugs with southern q Z; and Chesapeake a
onto O. o.
Tie onir rnr 20 thr Charlottesville aud
" farrur-. iuftlefriis
E.asL..r ~frnHarl Thine. Daily except sum
oay " %. RICHARDS econ. Manager.
Train Nn. > 'rtrt- Orange thr sth Mnudny
fu each month ne % D. N.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
FOR RENT

The room formerly occupied as cafe
by Henry Williams, situated under
Opera House for rent. Apply to
David Ilirsh.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
MONEY TO LOAN.

Several thousand dollars to lend
for long term on good real estate Sc
curity.
st. Geo. Il. Fitzhugh, attorney.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12
TombstoneS, Markers and Monuments

To tegd people Fredericksburg and adjacent counties who erecting
Tombstone Cake Monument departed loved
lis of
finest polish quarrel from the cliffs above
designs
the taste those who patron We have
prepared furnish Crushed Stone By dealing money
Encourage home enterprise (Bond given deirei)
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

English - Karsten, Montague. $
Woodbridge. Preston. kaufman, Con
way. NJ. N. Ilowison. J. \. Mclean, C..
Hirsh. NJ &. liowison, ~ Harris, :.
Gift, Ballard
thematics-Arnold. r. NJ. Dudley
Marchant, J. \. Mclean, Montague, IL
Wiser. G.. Wiser.
Bible-Arnold. s Carter, $. Cliff. r. J
Denny. llolladay. kirkpatrick. Knight
n II. Mclean, Preston, d. Reed, l. Reed
II. X. Rosebro, NJ. Rowe. +. Thomas. II
Wiser. g. Wiser. 5. Woodbridge
INSTRUMENTATION, Keene. Montague
". r. Smith. Woodbridge, II. Wiser, q
Wiser. +. Cliff, Rice, Thompson.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

2nd Science Gayle. Ficklen, Karsten,
S. Woodbridge, Conway, VI. NJ. IlowisOn,
N q. Howison. :. Hales, |. Mclean, l..
A. So6;a.erville. Il. Thomas, +. Thomas,
+ Mason, Wicge-.
Latin-Conway. benny %. Denny,
Flournoy. Knight, f. Latnne-. H. II.
Mclean. Montague. ). Woodbridge. q
Wiser, IL. Wiser, NJ. NJ. liowison, NJ. g.
liowison. Lane
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

"Tll insure nay life tomorrow -
That's good
bat how do YOU know there is going
10 hc amy tomorrow for you2
% is the policy ia force today that
is going to protect the widows and
orphans of tomorrow.
Snmctint--hotsvc.n ;vo days
Your t,.iHurrow- viii nll pu-z
Into y'-trr'iny-.
The Mutual Life
Romlett & COOlriek, RSts
rr,derirk-uure. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

Senior Geology-Boyle, Bruce. Moseley
l.ightiOOt: hcmistry-tiammon Miller.
Mason. Smith: ilOsophy-Boyl lie.
Bruce, Lightioot. Moselcy; Government
-Boyle. lightfoot, Miller. Noseley: Eng
lish-Boyle. Lightioot, Miller, Moseley \.
Willis. Mathematics-BOylc, Rosebro:
Ilible-Boyle, Bruce. Lightioot, Miller,
Moseley.
Junior. Physics-Bruce. Lightfoot. Hol-
laday. Mason. Smith. Latin-McCluer:
French Shackleiord and C. Latimer;
German-Armstrong, Boyle and llender-
son. Lane. Rosebro, Mason Smith;
Logic-Philosophy and Ethics, McCluer;
Bible-l.ane, c. Latimer. McClucr and NJ
Smith; History - Armstrong, Bruce.
Boyle G.. Cannon. Holiday. Lane NJ
Latimer. Moscley. NJ. Smith, May Rowe;
English-Baker. Boyle, l.. Bruce. $. Car
ter, Cannon, Gordon. G. Latimer. l..
Read; Observation-Disclosures, Boyle l..
SOPHOMORE.
Chemistry-W Brent. r. II. Holiday.
f. h. Rosebro. W. NJ. Smith, T. 5 Smith,
A. NJ. Baker. c. Bruce.
I.atin-A. NJ. Baker, l.. II. Boyle. +.
Carter, : Carter. W. Nj. Smith, L. s
Smith.
French-L. II. Boyle. T. Carter. NJ. NJ
Howison. VI. G. Howison. H. \. Latane
German-I. II. Boyle. J. \. Armstrong,
T.. NJ Henderson.
f,nglish-J. A. Armstrong. J. +. Carter.
&C.. VI. Smith, W. NJ. Smith, l.. :. Smith.
Mathematical. NJ. Baker. 4. X. Hol-
laday. W. T. Smith, +. Carter.
FRESHMAN.
Psychology. T. Knight, W. G..
Marks, ID. Montague, IL. 4. Latane, T..
Carter, +. T.. Arnold, S. X. Carter. +.
Cliff
Zoology-H. Mclean, d. Read. R. Wiser.
Latina. r. Holiday, ID ) Read. W
T. Smith. 5. French, ~ Harris, W. l..
Brent
Decentralization, J. T. Knight. f.
h. Rosebro, May Rowe. +. +. Terrill
English--A NJ Baker. w. Reale Flour.
noy, 4. Gordon, Holiday, ID. ). Read
Shacklciord.
thematics-Knight. J. Harris, Gam
mon, Terrill.
THIRD PREPARATORY.
Science, Botany-W. Beale V. Dudley,
]. l.. knight, Montague, o. Denny. r.
NJ. Dudley. Esther Thomas. Madge Tay
lor, +. Gift, NJ Rowe, r. Wicker.
Latin-Arnold, +. Cliff. n Harris,
kirkpatrick, W. r. Smith. f. Cliff.
Greek-I.ane, McCluer, ID. s. Read.
listory-Conway, r. j. Denny. r. NJ.
Dudley, Ficklen, Hall, kirkpatrick, j. a.
Mclean
English-R ]. Denny, Kirkpatrick,
Knight. II. IL. Mclean, Marchant, II
Wiser. G. Wiser.
Mathematics-M NJ. Howison, ]. f
Knight, c. I4atimer, IL. II. Mclean, ID
l.. Reed, W. T. Smith, n. Harris.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

3 i's.aausSr -s51- ~ -sssa.ef-IADa-ey
Scne9naoes.
9th Realer-rina Shaiders. Virginia
flcklen. Nell SommcrVille. Martha fAti-
mer. james Latifner. james Polk Gam
mon. German Tyler. Jennie Verify.
Charles llilleary was never late and
never missed day during the session.
aud j. the Youngest boy ia school.
LIT Grammar-iucia Shalders. Matte
Miller. Louise Woodbridge. Bessis Belle
Cannon. Louise Ninde. Jessie Wicker.
sharpe Doughcrty. Marsden Smith. Lyle
Jones Charlie saunders. James S0mmer-
Vile. Elizabeth Coghin, Jennie SOmmer-
Vile. Helena Shalders
2nd 6rammar-James I.atimer. EVELYN
Ninde. Layallette Bowman. Nell Som
meryiilc. Martha Latimer. Fitzhugh Lee:
Tina Shalders, Jennie VERIFY, James
/ Polk Cannon
LIST Spelhng-Jennie Sommeryille. James
Sommervile Elizabeth Coghill, Louise
Woodbridge Grace Woodbridge, Carl
Cox, Marsien Smith, Matte Miller, Bessie
Belle Cannon. Jessie Wicker, Lucia
Shalders. Charlie Saunders, German Ty-
Ter. fitzhugh Ficklen.
2nd Spelling-James Polk Cannon.
James Latimer. Martha Latimer. Lyle
Jones, LayRllette Bowman. Evelyn
Nirgiuia Ficklen.
FIRST PREPARATORY.
Geography-R. II. Beale, Keene. Gayle.
NJ Smith Scott, Mullen, Ballard :.
Gift. kaufman, Rose. B. Thomas. Rice.
French, NJ. l.. Miller, Rawlings. l.. Gift.
Latin-Biscoe, $. Cliff. Gayle. Mar
chant Marks, ID. Jones. kaufman, Rice.
Scott. Is. Thomas.
Bibles. Gift, r. Dudley. Flournoy
y. Jones, keene, Montague. Rice, Il.
Thomas
History-D. Jones, NJ. Smith. W. r..
Smith, J. ii. Sommerville, Lilliston. NJ
Ninde
English-GAy ID. Jones. Karsten,
Neene, Mullen. Scott. French
Mathematics. Gift. NJ. &. IIowison,
kaufman. Marchant, Rice, Wexford, :
Woodbridge.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

More than three times as many of the
Mccormick Machines sold in Spotsylva-
mia, Caroline. King George and Stafford
counties than of other machines Simply
ask your neighbour who is using a Me
Cormiek his opinion as to good work,
strength, durability, easy running and
its general advantages over all other
machines, and you will decide in favor OF
the Mccormick.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-12

The freight steamer Lilly and Howard
recently purchased from Mrs. Fannie
Flatiord. of Stafford county, by Garter
\ Clark, of Washington, is being thor
oughiy overhauled for service on the
Potomac river. She will be continued
in general ireighting business. The
price paid for the boat was 81 900.