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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
TY PEWRITERS
Rented, Sold and Exchanged. Office
Desks For Sale at Low Prices.

How to save time, labor and money.
Use the MODERN" Duplicator.
Its inexpensiveness.
Its great simplicity Of operation
Ii Is always ready for use,
/ The writing ink is fluid, not thick
and g1imny
Its work is in exact copy of writing.
No remeIting the composition.
There Is no waiting for writing ink
to sink TO the bottom.
There are no stencil sheets and dot
ted lines.
There are no parchment sheets to be
soaked in water.
The paper does not curl.
The copies are not sticky.
You can work of 100 copies, clean
the surface and be ready TO start again
in 90 minutes.
The 'MODERNv is made IN four reg
ular Sizes as follows:
No. - Note size, az, by 10 inches SAYS
NJ. 2-7Letter Size, ny re inches. 400
No. 3-@Cap size, 10 by Is inches. $50
No. - Folio size. ~ By IS inches 6.75
These prices include on bottle Of Ink
(any eoIor), leycler and sponge and di-
rectinns for operating and directions for
refflling the tray. Composition in bulk
for reflIing tray, 40c per pound.
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Corrected to october >. 1905.

Corrected to October .. 1905.
Passenger Trains leave Barre a. follows.
1901 Midnieht--DailY. Bsston. Springfield and
Sew YORK night express Sleeping ear.
Springfield. Sunday morning train has no
connection for New York; Connects at
Montpelier with train leaving at 40 a. m
fus Montfealand the West.
400 a. m.--Wsek days only for Williams
town. nv
S.35 a. m--Wsek days enly Connects at
Montpelier junction with mail train for
Boston. Springfield and New York and
trains for Burlington, 81. Alhans and in
terrnediafc stations.
tI,s5 4. Ia.-DaiIy. Boston. Springfield, New
York aud New London fast cypress
Cafe parlor car Montpelier Junction 20
Boston. Parlcr car Montpelier Junction
20 Springfield. ffH71
1908 ?. n.---week days only. Fer Williams
town.
$40 .. m.-Week days only, Mail train Tor
Burlington. 81. Adams. Cambridge June
fion, Ogdensburg. Richford and Montreal.
Farlor car TO Montreal from Montpelier
Junction
4.Is ,. ni.--wssk days only. For Williams
town.
$50 .. m.--Daily. Montreal and Chieago fast
express. Connects AZ burlington with
local train for Rutland. Cafe psrlor car
Montpelier Junction 70 Montreal and
Trains reach Montpelier about 20 minutes
q. c. JONES, General Manager.
J. T. BENTLEY, Con. Pass. AEt.,
st. Aibans, VT
j. o. ADAMS. Agent. barre. vt.
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Limits Of Memory.

Remarkable as II the memory 81 Pres
ident Roosevelt for names and places, il
has its limitations, fact which many Of
bis admirers do not realize. When the
President went to Gen. Joe Wlleelers
funeral here some weegks ago he saw
sitting TO the right of him L dozen ar
more aged veterans over whom hoated
a tattered ensign with the inscription,
ssWheeler's Old Cavalry And learning
that the remnants of this organization
had eoinc from Atlanta TO Washington
to attend the funeral Of their chieftain
he sent them an invitation to come NJ
the White House the next morning and
be would be glad to receive them. Be
cause many 81 them were comrades of
his father. who died about one year ago,
capt. Fitxhngh Lee, Z. S. A.. one of the
White House aids. was detailed BY the
President TO present the veterans 10 him.
Standing at the right Of the President
as each veteran approached, Capt. Lee
would ask his name In whisper, and
then present him TO the President, call
ing the name in clear voice. Toward
the rear Of the line came veteran walk
ing with confident air who failed To
respond to Capt. Lees whispered in
qnirv. Your name, please When the
inquiry was repeated be waved the
Young cavalry captain aside. reinarking
with an air of personal satisfaction: 4
'.Oll, the President remembers me aIl
right. He met me in atlanta last year.
Capt. Les quickly came 10 the rescue
of the Presidents reputation, and In
presenting the visitor said:
MIR President this uonflesuan pen21S
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INTERESTING PRODUCT.

Expression OF Opinion C0ncerninE
the New Perennial "CeIery.s
Writing OF the silver King Hardy
Celery In Rural New Yorker, w. Y. H.
says. The name OF Professor w w.
Hilborn, superintendent of the Ontario
experimental farm. bennington, Ont,
being given az reference. we applied to
him FOR information. inclosing eircr-
lar exploiting this phenomenal novelty.
Here y his reply under date Of March
10:
II did not zee the circular until last
week. They hare no authority to put
my name TO any such testimonial.
What did say was that II Is Il very
good substitute for, but would never
take the place Of, celery. AT the date
l gave that testimonial had not seen
the foliage and did not recognize the
plant. We tested d large sample Of
the stalks last spring At first our
family ate quite freely OF 1t ami
thought 1t very good substitute for
celery especially as 1t came early IN
the spring when there was no other
After using for three or four days
most OF the members OF the family ate
very little or the vegetable During
the summer | saw the plant growing
and believe 1t TO be the same thing we
grew in our garden over forty years
ago. 1T was called slovage' or smell
age The leaf Is not unlike celery, but
when yo1Ls crush II between your
thufib and fingers II has very rank
odor not at all like celery
The LovaEe Plant.
The lovage plant is not celery at
all. the stalks being only useful az a
substitute In the same manner as the
blanched shoots Of chicory or fennei.
The root OF lovage is long lived and
may be increased by division like rhu-
barb. 1t IL quite possible that the
promoters Of the new hardy celery"
believe they have a valuable new prod
net and are reasonably justified in de-
handing large Introductory price for
the roots. bur IL Professor HiIborn's
Identification Is correct and they arc
really disseminating the old and com
psratively yaiueless lovage plant as a
sensational novelty they cannot be tn
formed too soon.
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CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on 50-cent bottle
OF Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar il
IL fails toeure yoar cough or cold. We
also gusrantecr a 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
RED Cn0ss PHARMACY IA DROWN
%. II. KESpnItK & Co. y. ". DAVIS,
r. Al AfSswoRrH ). A. MACARTHUR,
W. ". MILES & Co. MsALIIsTKR BROS,
D. @. HowARD. j. A. CUMMING.
i W. pAHMFNTEg
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Like Twenty-three Cents.

The figure 90. which is The mean
ing ion "skidoo, has caused no end Of
amusement in y drug store on North
Pearl street. Before the hour Of 10
O'clock it ii the custom for the clerk
who sells an article To cali out the
amount TO the cashier as the customer
Iis walking toward the latter's desk. The
calling out oi the figures s23 Yesterday
was the reason for one customer turning
hack and asking the clerk II M really
meant ~2sn Since then the clerk II iii
danger Of falling into the habit Of slut
tering III his efforts To evade calling out
these figures. Albany Journal.
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REWARD 500.

The readers OF this paper win he pleased 20
learn that there Is xf least one dreaded disease
cure Is tho only positive cure now known 10 the
medical fraternity Catafrh being oonstitu-
ttonai disease. reqniresx constitutional treat
monr. Halls Cataffh Cure II taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease. and giving the pa
ticnt strength by building up the constitution
proprietors have so much faith in Its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that IL fails TO cure. Send Tor list OF
Address i. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, @.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c,
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
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The demand for ,odgepoIe pine ties
by the western railroads. which prefer
them TO any other because Of the ease
with which they take preseryatiyes.
has greatly increased the market value
OF the Rocky mountain forests 10
northern Colorado, Wyoming, eastern
Idaho and southern Montana, where
iodgepolc pine-is the predominant tree.
The forest service has completed 4
working plan to permit the sale OF such
mature timber as may be safely spared
on 10000 acres in the Wyoming divi-
sion OF the Medicine Bow reserve. The
Medicine Bow forest reserve contains
The largest continuous body OF lodge
yole pine to be found in the Rocky
mountains.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
Com panion.

A woman always has companion
when she Is doing wrong. but when she
pays the price slNs il as alone in the
world a. If she were the only inhabi.
tant Of the only seiand in the ocean.
AtchisoD Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

IKE THEs will publish Wants. Lost and
Found, For Sale, 70 let. erc.--short adycrtiHe-
cenfe for tho nrst insertion and I'VE cents for
each subsequent insertion.
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THE X. u. MIXTURES.


-
why Their Action on Trees ana
scsIcs II variable.
One OF the newer insecticide combi-
nations for treatment Of San Jose scale
consists Of mixture Of kerosene in
water produced by the use OF lime la
very flne particles This combination
has been strongly recommended by q
few experiment stations and has been
used on d large scale with a more or
less satisfactory degree Of success by
some orchardists. 1t possesses an adj
vantage over the sulphur washes in re-
curing no boiling. But tests made at
the New Jersey station during 1905 in
dictate thar the lower strengths Of the
TX. Il" or kerosene lime. mixtures are
not efficient against scale and that the
stronger mixtures those containing
larger percentages OF kerosene are la
bic to iniure the trees because certain
portions Of the mixtures contain much
more Of the kerosene than other por-
tons. In other words, the mixture l.
not uniform or not permanent.
In the original preparation Of these
mixtures at the Delaware station a
commercial form of lime and other
forms Of water slaked or finely ground
lime were found to give about the
same results.
Various treatments or trees at the
New Jersey station with these prepare
tons resulted Ia lack of uniformity
OF effect. some trees being seriously
injured Of even killed Nv applications
that did not affect other trees In the
same series 70 any noticeable extent,
while even d 40 per cent solution was
not wholly satisfactory In killing scale.
The Mixture separates.
Careful examination Of the various
mixtures showed the lack OF uniformi-
ty to he due ID imperfect emmlsifica-
ton OF the ingredients that Is. the
mixtures, though made hy the same
formula, from similar Ingredients ana
handled the same way. would show
great variation III the amounts of true
emulsion OF, water and Of precipitatF
as shown by layers into which the. ma
terial soon separated on standing.
These variations showed that as or
dinarily made these TX I,.~ emuisions.
50 called. may give al the nozzle pure
oil pure water, whitewash or an emul-
sion BY chemical determinations far
the greater part OF the Kerosene Is
found In the upper layer. while only
small portion Of the oil is carried to
the lower Layer by lime as It settles
down. s
The Conclusion.
AS Kerosene. when applied pure, may
cause severe injury. the foregoing facts
explain why these X. r. mixtures
have injured some trees while others
were unaffected The figures also ex-
plain why enough scales escape &c
stock the trees with young. since 3
per cent or : per cent strength, such
as would he given by the lower layers.
would have practically no effect upon
the scales unless they were buried or
sutfocated BY the whiiewash.
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WORK WANTED.

WANTED Position 70 do general homework
n private family. Callat 20 East street. Etf
wASTED-.wots by the day OF hour. sIrs
Jackson. Branch 81. 3f0l5I
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WANTED.

WANTED We want to buy 200 bushels OF
potatoes 1T the market price, y. A. Cumming.
WcbstefYiic, " holh telephones. 4e,p
WANTED Antique lurhlture. coins. sn-
Cravings books. postage stamps. clocks, Tint
locks. etc Union Restaurant. q North Main
street. 5lt6s
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE4.Ny seycmsfoanh cottage honse
and barn. Electric lights. furnace heat. hot
particulars inquire of w II. HVlsington. q
Franklin street. katre. -bsu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03

About III democrats Of the fifth ward
III Burlington met at the city haIl Tues.
day evening and nominated ". 1, Stone
MI 4 candidate for alderman to nll the
vacancy caused BY the death Of II. n.
Willard. The republican caucus will be
held Saturday evening i'll the city court
room.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--A safe horse suitable for driving
and light work. A Young horse preferred. Ad-
dress n. s. Haines, Lower Cabot, VT. tit3s
wASTED--At once, single man 20 work on
my farm for month OF season Must be tenn
perate and good worker. Good pay 20 such
man. r. 4, Abbott r. r. ID. ., Barre. VI. or
\ y. Telephone 5is-fs, 4otf
wASTED-fsiri for general work In boarding
house at Granitesiiie. Apply 10 Murdo Nc
Innis, Eranifeyiie, NJ z0ts
WANTED At once ons or two more granite
cutters. Apply o.. q. BiIadeau East Barre.
or telephone between and II. NJ, 4otf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
LOST AND FOUND.

lost uraczief 1t gold hends. aHl west
finder please fetl'rn q tfie ofdge, s1fe
rot'Nl).4ln i,ie fcnd ju May Ne 4 hntiatt
which owner can hayt ily calling at b. ~ Al
lens Camp street extensions and paying fll.
this advertisement. 3aff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
NEWG0ODS

Having just returned from
New York with the latest
styles in Ladies and Mems
Clothing, we are prepared to
offer you the latest in every
thing at the lowest prices.
Cali and see our stock..ia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-A driving horse, gentle and
city last winter. Apply 10 ". &. Goodwin, "a
Prospect street, City. 4ites
FOR SALE sio-cart, nearly new, for sale at
y Nspie avenue. 4oto
PoRsALE-- Go-cart, nearly new, at % Church
street. 3aff
FOR sALE--A lot Of household furniture.
Must be sold II once. Apply AZ i5s North Sem
mary street sDta
FOR sAI.E- Nice family row. five yeare old,
due 70 calye In June. Cali at Union Lunch
Rooms. "a North Main street Ats
FOR sALE--A susd camera, double plate
holders. tripod. focusing cloth and portrait
lens, nearly new. Caii at 40 Ayers street a5t6
TOR sALE<-Horse. harness and buggy. Ap-
ply to y. W. Conner, ~ tnttsge street, or fee-
phone call cots. Will sell horse separafe IL
desired. A0fHs
FOE SALE A pneums tic stired buggy. been
used but very little. win sell reasonable Also
reccnd-h hand buggy N good condition, just
from. paint shop. Call ~ 2os North Main
street. 1916
less Barley, all graded seefls. Fred +. Gale,
Barre, VI Phone 1zi-is. Sltf
FOR SALE Range with hot water front.
Also spring and mattress. Apply 10 u l..
Woodwork, ~ East street. 2atf
FOR SAl.Ez-A stone wagon nearly new. and
in good order one Lumber wagon. 2-inch axle,
good body and new twn sets or work harness,
sshe nearly new Address 2. NJ Crowley Web
sterville. 27tf
FOR sALE-Big horse. young, sound and
kind. weighing l515 pounds. Can at q West
street 2stf
marble top, one ~ WeIch's patent Inquire Of
NJ. Garvey, 40 Pearl street 2sff
FOR sALE--Nice carly cut hay, delivered In
bulk on short notice. Address ~ r. Perrin
Telephone call. 5i7-4. D,f
FOR sAI.E--Onc parior suite. parlor rock
ere. leather couch, center table. chamber
suites. dining room chairs, stewart heater
and other articles too nnmerous 70 meufion.
ID. H.. Huriey.sf second street. 252tf
FOR SALE. Nice. loose hay, both COARSE and
fine. Orders may he left It sowden e. Lyons
store or with me ~ = Highland Avenue. O.
Carleton. is7tf
FOR SALE AT cAssfr FARM
Hay Delivered promptly In hulk.
Farm--I00. acre farm. First-cass buildings.
Lots--icc acres in lots Of or 10 acres. to suit
customers.
Pasture--io0 acrea pasture 1aud without
buildings foid Mann farm.
Apply to George Cassie. Fast street. or Perry
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Fer SAIF--Faimi. with stock and tools, for
only t2Oo,o0. Contains TAI ~ acres, suitably
divided. Plenty of wood. sugar orchard OF
40 naples. Located two miles from post once,
phone In building, st the price owner would
incluue y COWS, one De Layeile separator, now
ing machine, horse-rskf. pIows. cuitivator
harrowr. sieds. etc. Might exchange for other
property. For fun particulars inquire OF the
d. A, Perry Real Estate Agency. Rooms and
2, Gordon Block Barre, ;ntf
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FOR sALE,AT cAssrr FARM

Delivered promptly In hulk.
Farm--ioo. acre farm. Firss-cass buildings.
VIII cut 100 tons OF hay.
Lots--ioo acres in lots OF 0 on 10 acres. to suit
customers.
Pasture-ioo acrea pasture laud without
buildings (oid Mann farm.
Apply to George Cassie. Fast srrens. or Perry
Real Estate Agency. 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03

no EENT-Furnishna or nnfayrished ronfna
with OF without board, az desired. u Jefrcr:
son street. sts
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10 RENI-- After A prii lit, ths taoIas RON
by States Attorney 3. tIollistaf
jackson Eastman Bros. At
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Granite Cutters Wanted.

Three gangs Of nrst-clsss granite cutters for
monumental and building Werk wanted Flint
Granite Company, Albany n. y 54ti.s
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wANTED--On or two stone-cuffars Apply
Al once II you want place j. O. Bilodean.
East Barre. stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-03

q WANTED 600 plumbers, rllHterefs and
bricklayfrs wanted for esn fraHciacp We
prepare you tn u Few weeks Union card
guaranteed. Free SafaIoR cosne nros'
Trade schools, Nsw Work, Chicago. 50
Louis, estaie
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn a
good income corresponding for newspapers. No
ranvassine. Experience unnecessary Send Tor
particulars Northern freHs syndicate, Lpok
port. N. Y. 2l0tfsi
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ABOUT THE !, STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges

Mrs. FreeIoye Mace, who has lived for
three wears with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Dyngias nj toncord, ii not too old To
travel and enjoy ii web, even Though
she celebrated her ninety eighth birth-
day last February. She has gone 10
Woodstock where she III To reside with
a grandson, Frank Clark.
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TO RENT

10 BEET-Lu1fe ball week dxy2. Sunday
Avsrill. fieu
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wANTED--i50 stone. cutters at Norrhneid on
building work. $500 to $500 3 day. L. u
Ellis Granite co. III
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Frt RENT Furnished or nnfhsnisAea fpops
al 100 fremont street 40ff
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\ FOR SAIsE--Fafm or 10 acres III Williams
town. also stock and tools II wanted Located
4 mile and half from quarrieS and near as
good market ~ there N sn Aew England for
products q the farm Apply to Ernest Riddle,
on premises. A0-tt2.
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q I'D RENT "A first-Uiass tenement on the
French estate Fiye roqffis, tive large halls amt
ilath. Hard wood finish, hard wood iooss. Hof|
aud cold water, electric lights Mnd all uaodefr
improvements. Use of telephone. inquire HI
20 fremont street ~ at Singer Office, 3oz Merit
Main street. Joseph y. Brown antf
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FOR sALE-Big horse. young, sound and
kind. weighing l525 pounds. Can at q West
street. 27tf
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FOR SALR. House, tarn and III acres of
land one mile from Gfanitevile and two miles
from WiiliamstOvn. Price, nniv S7nD0. In
quire Of the -. a. Perry Real Estate Agency.
Rooms and 3, Gordon Block. Barre, VIZ. 39tf
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III RENT--raststre "a rent. or VIII take ii
stock. Well fenced and wSternd Two a,isf
suneshaif miles from Montpelier. ADDRESS 81.
j, chsever. Montpelier n. + \ ID No, fgos t<le i
phone 3sss3 4nEt;
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WANTED Granite pcIishef Steady work
linton shop. Byrne Hris., Kingston, y. sti6
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-11-01
In New York Town"

In these propitious times of Musical
Comedy excuses, "In New York Town"
may nightly go on record as one of the
very most phenomenal big affairs ever
conceived. In fact Hurtig and Sea-
man, under whose able direction this
combination of fun and music has scor-
ed such an undeniable triumph, are in
a position to defy all comparisons as to
the quality of entertainment contained
in this attraction, as we'll as concerns
the general excellence of cast and char
acter of chorus which is made up prin-
cipally of the prettiest girls that long
and profitable engagement can GIN
New York Town" makes further bid
for favors, by virtue of a scenic and
costumed outfit, which is said to out
rival all previous attempts, for the pur-
pose of lending color to solid pleasure
SIN New York Town" will be the
special Offering at Memorial Hall Fri
day night, Nov 2.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-11-01
Mrs. J. P. Lyle Dead.

Mrs. Joe P. Lyle died Tuesday af-
ternoon at her home about one mile
west of this city. She suffered para
lytic stroke about ten days ago and
never rallied, and was never able to
speak or to take nourishment, death
ending her suffering while she was
surrounded by her family and rela-
tives.
lsShe was fifty-six years of age and
was native of Washington county
She was Miss Mollie Deakins and was
married to J. P. Lyle about 35 years
ago; of this union eleven children we're
born, ten of whom and the husband
survive. Funeral services were held
at the late residence Wednesday after
noon by Rev. J. Edmund Brown, pas.
tor of the Presbyterian church, Of
which she had been a consistent mem.
Der for'more than quarter of centu.
ry, The funeral was largely attended
and many friends followed the remains
to their last resting place in the old
family burial ground on the old Lyle
plantation.