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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
CIVIC FEDERATION
ELECTED OFFICERS
Miss Blanche Tilden Chosen President
at Meeting Yesterday After
noon.

At the meeting Of the Barre Civic
Federation of Womcn's clubs which VAS
held At the vestry 81 tie Congregation.
al church yesterday afternoon the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Miss Blanche Tildeni
Ist vice president, Mrs n. d. Phelps;
End vice president, Mrs +. WI Morris;
secretary, Miss Florence Hammond;
treasurer, Mrs. Il NJ Aeerill; collector,
Mrs Berniee Odgers; auditors, Mrs. n.
a. HoaF. Mrs Frank Martin.
The sewing school has been under the
charge Of the retiring president, Mrs. D.
j. Davis, during the winter. The clubs
have been well represented,
The recommendation BY the plan 81
work committee that the sewing seaoal
he carried on under the new method for
the remainder Of tine quarter. was ac-
eepted, sum IF money being appro-
priated for it. A vote Of thanks il ex-
tended the business committee Of The
Congregational church for the use OF the
yestry for this meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
VERMONT SHEEP BREEDERS.
Annual Meeting Of State Association
Papers Of Interest.

Middlebufy, Jan. 3f--The annual
meeting OF the Vermont Marino Sheep
Breeders was held at their hall III the
Battell block in this town yesterday al
ternoon, The meeting was called to or
der by President i. n. Bissell Of Shore
ham. Papers We're read relative to rails
ing Merino sheep BY f. n BisselI and Z.
@ Webster Of Whiting Reports of the
secretary and treasurer were read ana
accepted. Remarks were made By sew
eral members relative 10 the Vermont
registers Joining the Ohio registers. 1t
was voted by the convention to join the
Ohio society providing the New York
voted to do the same
The following officers were elected:
President. +. n Bissell shoreham;
vice presidents. @. M Reinele Of Middle
bury and I. S. Brnnell of Bridport;
secretary and treasurer, Charles A.
Chapman of Ferrisburg; directors, j.
c S. Hamilton, Bridport and I. A.
Of Whiting; committee on pedi-
grees. II. +. Sanford, Niiddlebury, H. ID.
jackson, Bridport, a. I. Philliph of
Brandon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
DOUBLE EVENT
Was GentIemen's Night and 3sth We'd
ding Anniversary.

over the Tea Cups club observed
gentlemeu's night last evening at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs NJ r. Paige A
delicious banquet was served By com
mittee in charge. The menu consisted
of chicken pie, cranberry sauce. hot rolls,
pickles. salad cakes, ice cream, coffee
and fruit. The tables were then cleared
for progressive whist, while several vocal
and instrumental selections were given
by Miss Lila Morse and Mrs Eta East
man. The manner OF choosing partners
for banquet and whist was By drawing
pretty souvenir cards made for the puf-
pose. There were seven tables Of play
ers. those winning prizes being Mrs. Fritz
jackson, G. a. Paige, Mrs. Mckinley and
II. Il. Cutler
An interesting feature of the evening
was the 35th wedding anniversary Of our
host and hostess. This was not generally
known at the time Of selecting the place
OF entertainment. but when found out
Mrs. +. T. Cutler was asked to write
and read a poem suitable for the oeca-
sion, which was feeling responded to BY
Mr. and Mrs. Paige.
After this Good night and best
wishes were said. all going to their sew
eral homes feeling that this had been
another red letter day for Over the
Tea Cups"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.

c. w. Sawyer was in Northfeld on
business yesterday.
II j. Thwing returned last night from
a visit with relatives in Northfield
Oscar w. Anderson was ont to-day
after a several days illness with grippe
Mrs George Lewis Of Mortified is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
W. Young of Elm street.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
last evening and to-day are L. L. Chap
man. Bridgeport, Conn; G. E. Sullivan,
Boston; ". H. Atwood, y. E Taylor,
W. c. Brown. +. p Cave. Boston; Penn
Narney. Lynn, Mass; G. G.. Stevens.
Manchester. n. H: r. B. Royce, w c.
Brown, Burlington.
The Mortified high school second team
will play the Spaulding high second
team in the Church street gymnasium 20.
night This will make two games in
one. Come and see them and get your
moneys worth. As the two teams are
evenly matched, fhis will be the fastest
game Of the season.
The drst annual bali OF the young
mems elub. which was to have been held
at the Niliiamstown town hall. January
so. Wss postponed 10 next week Thurs
day evening. on account of the funeFsl
of fhe late J. x bnyde. All lovers II
dancing remember the date; good music.
hy Montpelier Military band orchestra.
with Edwin W. Bruce, leader
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
Justice Bowling Gave a Long
Charge in ThaW Case
IT CONTAINED $500 WORDS
In Concluding He Instructed the Jury as
to What Form Of Verdict to Bring in
Case They Found Him Not Guilty
BY Reason Of Insanity.

New York, Jan. 3l.l--Justice Dowling's
charge TO the Thaw jury to-day was
one Of the longest ever delivered by a
magistrate in a murder trial in New
York. 1t contained 1900 words. He
began BY warning the jury that the
speeches Of counsel were to have no con
sideration, but that the verdict must
be rendered on the law and evidence
alone. Nor are You concerned with the
question Of punishment, continued the
court, which may follow your verdict OF
guilty Your place is to determine il
any crime has been committed and leave
the question Of penalty to those respon-
siblen
Justice Bowling warned against spec.
ulatiye doubt and informed the jury
emphatically that it must not be swayed
By any evidence Of the character of
Stanford White The life Of the hum
blest and most abandoned he said, lis
equally equal to protection OF the law
as that OF the most cultivated and most
refined. Taking up the direct evidence
of Thaw's insanity, he said, THE law
presumes every individual to be sane
But where the defense is insanity, and
evidence Is given tending to establish
that defense. the general question is
presented whether the crime was CONF
mitted By psfon responsible for his
acts, aud the burden OF establishing
sanity Is upon the prosecution And Il
upon the whole case any reasonable
doubt remains in your mind as to the
defendants 4 sanity, he Is entitled to the
benefits 81 hat doubt, and never qies.
tion that ground
He insisted. however, that il must be-
thoroughly demonstrated chat whatever
was the state OF Thaws mind. he must
be held responsible unless incapable Of
realizing the nature and quality Of his
act. He riddled the irresponsible i'm
pulse theory and partial or ineipicnt
insanity az defense. Heat Of passion
and feeling produced by motives Of an
ger, hatred or revenge, he continued, is
not insanity, and the question Of Thaw's
carly life, insanity in his family and
attacks he might have experienced were
simply to throw light on his
life- The jury must believe he was ae
tnally insane at The time he shot White.
Concluding he said that If the jury
found the defendant not guilty on the
ground III insanity at the time Of shoot
ing d verdict should be III the following
form, not guilty, upon the ground Of
the defendant j insanity at the time of
the commission Of acts charged in the
Indictment.
The case went to the jury at 1883
o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
VERY CLOSE MATCH
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Third Series in Cribbage Tournament
Closes With Only One Game sepa-
rating Each Of the Four Fra
ternities Represented.

The third series Of the Interfraternity
cribbage league was brought to a close
last evening with match between the
Red Men and Manchester Unity. The
match resulted in draw, each team win
ming and losing at four tables.
The series to date is one Of the closest
ever played, the total lead Of the LEADING
team, Manchester Unity, being only one
game over the nearest competitor. anf
the same applys to all the other teams
in the contest, one more game won would
tie that team with the one next high
est.
Last nights play By tables follows;
eth and Walker, K. NJ, defeated Graham
and Bressett, NJ. III; Brodie and David
son, r. NJ, defeated I.cith and Craig, Al.
H.. Marshall and MeKenzi4 K. NJ, de-
feated Murray and Ritehie, n. Y.
Keith and Joll. M. U,, defeated Cor
mack and Pithie. K. NJ; Parker and
Oliver, nj. T., defeated DUNCAN and
Wishart, n. MI: crlickshaillx and Hal
vosa, NJ u, defeated Taylor and Fraser,
r. NJ; Faulkner and KENNEDY, NJ. T.,
defeated Cruickshank and Naughty,
r. NJ
ct4.uls,-x or tko ttl;~Y o,,faa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
ALL STORES WERE CLOSED
As Mark Of Respect for WiIliamstown's
Esteemed Citizen, James X Lynde.

WilIiamstown. Jan, Jl.-As mark Of
respect 10 the memory of James Is.
Lynde, the stores Of the place were clos
ed all day yesterday, and there was a
very large attendance at the funeral,
which was held in the afternoon. The
service was at the Congregational church
and was under Masonic auspices. the de-
ceased having been a member OF the
local lodge The Rev d. H. Strong,
pastor 81 the Congregational church, Of
ficiated, assisted by the Rev Mr. Cur
rier, pastor of the Methodist church
Mrs. b. w Braley Of Barre sang two
selections
The casket was banked with beauti-
ful display Of flowers, testifying to the
general esteem in which tile late Mr..
Lvnde was held here. Among the larger
pieces, besides the flowers from the fam
ily was one from the Masonic lodge and
another from the clerks Of Mr. Lynde's
store. The bearers were Roscoe and
Mayo Lynde. sons, Royal Cheney Of
Mortified, Dr. Frank NJ Lynde Of Barre,
Walter and George Simons Of North
field The interment was in the village
cemetery,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
BACK AGAIN no JAIL.
Dan ]. Hurley ana Tom Sullivan Were
Hanging to Telephone Pole.

Hanging 70 Telephone Pole
Daniel J. Hurley VINO wN released
Saturday from a 20 days stay IN the
county Jail, and Thomas Sullivan, who
was released yesterday were arrested
last evening by Officer Hamel for intoxi-
cation and this morning Judge Scout
sent them back to jail again. this time
for 60 days. The two he'd nllng up on
4 telephone pole on North Main street
unable TO stir. A passerby seeing their
prodicament notified the police and v4n-
Ger Hanel came TO the rescue Both
men were badly chilled from the cold
and one Of them had frozen ear. Hurley
said his home was in Brooklyn, n. Y,
and Sullivan claimed to have hailed from
Mesterley, Il. /.
Hurley Is young man who failed
tc take Sheriff rracy's advice not to
get drunk and he would find employ
ment somewhere. Wnen released from
the county Jail Hurley went around
Montpelier and tried to get a Job btlt
failed Then lie went to Sheriff Tracy
aud requested that he get some employ
ment about the Jail " that ne could
get enough 10 eat. The sheriff didn't
have any extra work and had to dismiss
the fellow, advising him 10 keen straight
Hurley may have taken the city court
route in order to get back TO the county
Jail for the winter, as he was unable
to get work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
RATHER COLD TODAY.
On Top Of That. Some People Thought
They Felt an Earthquake.

The north wind kindly loosened his
grasp on humanity to-day, but this morn
ing the weather was still cold, various
reliable thermometers placing the tenn
perature at Y TO Is degrees below zero.
in East Montpelier It was Il below, and
on ton Of that. some OF the people
thought they felt an earthquake last
night. in fact. five Of them between
the house OF eight and ten.
That Vermont IS not the only sufferer
from the cold is told in the following
dispatch to-day:
Washington. d. c, Jan sl.-The
Northwest IS handing 10 the East ana
sonth The eoidest weather Of the year
In the last - hours thermometrs At
Manitoba were down 10 s. below zero
Saranae lake. \. T.. has a record Of
= below. Thermometers al over the
nid,lie Atlantic and New England states
haxer near the zern point.
Residents 81 Warren street. report
that 81 earthquake shock was felt ia
that vicinity last night at eight o'clock.
The shock was 50 severe that a picture
vas Knocked from tbe wall in one house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
GOV. PROCTOR GUEST
OF VERMONT SONS
Congressman Fcss Also Present at An
nual Banquet Of Boston
Association.

Boston, Jan 31.-Goy. Proctor Of Yer
mont was guest of honor at the 22d
annual banquet and reception Of the
Boston Vermont association in the hotel
Nendome last evening. A more loyal 200
people than those who welcomed him
could hardly be found in the Green
Mountain state itself
There was a reception at o'clock. m
the receiving line were Gov. and Mrs.
Proctor and their daughter, Lieut. Gov.
George III Proutv OF Vermont and Mrs.
Prouty, Miss Jean Mitchell, Arthur l..
Robinson, president Of the association,
and Mrs. Robinson, the Hon. George
Edmund Foss, congressman from Hi
nois and chairman OF the naval commit
tee Of the House, and Mrs. Foss.
Tie first speaker at the banquet which
followed was Dana Malone, attorney
general Of Massachusetts, who on be
half Of the commonwealth extended a
cordial welcome to the sons Of Vermont
Gov. Proctor then spoke. In ais sprcch
be laid insistence on the fact that though
formerly, as was proved BY the gather
ing before him, Yernont's sons mad
been compelled to seek their best oppor-
tunities outside their home state, today
this condition of affairs did not hold,
and more and more Vermont was becom-
ing powerful enough To keep The best Of
its own power.
There followed snort speech by
Mayor l5ibbard, who said ne is proud TO
claim himself the son Of Vermmter.
Congressman Foss spoke on The Yer
monter Outside Of Vermont Lieut.
GOV. Prouty ended the speechmaking, af-
ter which there was a short order Of
dances.
The reception committee comprised
Curtis II. Burt, chairman, Edmund A.
Brouham, Edison X Fish, William A.
Forbes, David T. Montague, Roland 4.
Chafey Harry ID Swift, Fred T. Field.
Clarence L. Newton, John A. Chase,
Seth +. Arnold, Irving L. Ricn, Samuel
:. Dennis, G. Parker Holt.
The executive committee Of the asso-
ciation is: President, Arthur L. Robin
son; vice-p presidents, Isaiah r. Clark;
Charles X. Darling; secretary, Fred 7.
Field; treasurer, Elmond A. Burnnam;
chaplain, j Harry Holden; Eugene N.
Foss, Wade Keyes, William Craig,
Charles Fl. Bradley, Ira r. Kent, Giles
w Bryant, Ralph a. Stewart, james A.
Frye, Harvey King.
The guests werei Gov Fletcher D.
Proctor, Dana Malone. attorney gen
eral Of Massachusetts,; Congressman
George Foss, Mayor Hibbard and Lieut.
Gov. Prouty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
TRACING MURDERER
TOWARD NEW YORK
Believed That He Was Elder Of Two
Aliens Put OFF the Train at St. Ar
mand and That Other Was the
Murdered Man.

ST. Aihans, Jan. Silt is now thought
that the murderer Of the young man
whose body was found in the woods
north pf Swantnn took the train for
New York City Sunday night and that
he was one Of two aliens who were put
OFT the train at ST. Armand, n O., BY
immigration inspectors. Il is believed
that the murdered man was the other
81 the two Various testimony has been
taken, and the witnesses agree as to the
identity Of the man who took the train
for New York
States Attorney Tupper has sent a
man to Canada to look mp the traces and
also another to Swanton to endeavoF to
unraveI the mystery of the single human
track which was discovered leading from
the spot where the body lay to a place
where there evidently had been n strag-
Gle, This track was more indistinct
than those about the latter spot. and
Il is inferred that the body was dis
covered by someone who feared 60 re-
port It lest he be charged with the
crime
The traces OF the alien thought to
have been the murderer has been followed
into this city, where he boarded the
1926 train and left at Essex Junction.
Conductor Mike O'Day, Frank Mosher,
night baggage man here, and Charles
Buck. night ticket agent, agree in their
description Of the man with that given
bv Col e. s. Forbes, immigration ihspec-
tor, of tile elder OF the two aliens put
of the train at st. Armand Deputy
Sheriff A. J. Croft Of Enoshurgh Falls
also describes likewise a man seen by
him walking in the direction of Riehford
Sunday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
WAS I'LL II MONTHS.
Francis Thompson Died at Home on
Spaulding Street To-day.

Francis Thompson died at 2i40 o'clock
this morning at his home on Spaulding
street. The cause oi death was con-
sumption, With which he had been III
for the past eleven months. The de-
ceased was AZ years Of age and was
horn in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He
came to Barre from Scotland eight years
ago and worked at his trade a. a stone
cutter until failing health obliged him to
give ii nps lie was a member OF the
Foreign Nlasous. the Clan Gordon ana
tile Manchester Unity Odd Fellows He
Leaves d wife and two young daughters.
besides his father, two brothers and a
sister in Scotland The funeral will be
held from the house Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. the Rev VIZ G. AiaeIntyre
officiating. The iHterment win be in the
Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
LOSS HALF MILLION
ON GOULD MANSION
Kings Court" at Lakewood, N. j., De-
stroyed BY Fire Last Night-Family
and Servants Barely Escape

Lakewood. n. j., Jan. 31.-King's
Court, one Of the show places Of Ieke-
wood. a residence built some years ago
by George Could for bis son, Kingdom,
was destroyed BIZ fire last night. The
building was valued at 100000 Since
its erection it had been occupied BY Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lloyd Herbert. Neither
Mr. Gould nor MIR Herbert carried any
Insurance
So rapidly did the flames spread that
few Of the honsehald effects were saved
and there was barely time or the family
and servants to escape. II is supposed
that defective electric fuse caused tae
fire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
COPPER WIRE STEALING.
Charged Against Edward Donohue in
MONTPELIER City Court.

Edward Donohue was in Montpelier
city court today on the charge Of steal
ing 60 pounds of copper wire. worth SO.
from the Consolidated Lighting com
pany. He pleaded guilty and the case
Vas continued to tomorrow afternoon.
bail OF 800 being furnished. The state
alleges that the larceny was committed
on December -. The wire was taken
frem q neglected piece Of machinery
vhicn the company was about to sell.
Donohue formerly worked ss fireman
for the COMPANY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
LADIES USED RIGHT,
Given Them BY This Leap Year Of 1908
at Dance Last Night.

Successful as IS usually the case wneu
the Ladies' Aid OF ST. Monica's chufcn
attempts an entertainment, was the
dance given under its auspices at
knights Of Columbus hall last evening.
While not called a leap year affair, Tue
ladies exercised their perogative and
took full charge Of the dance. The
ladies' Aid. as whole was the general
committee ia cnaTee. and Mrs. J. +. Nc
Sweeney and Miss Clara Loranger acted
as floor managers. Refreshments Of
cake and coffee were served at intermis-
sion. Music was furnished By Bruce's
orchestra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
ANOTHER CONFERENCE HELD.
Some Progres Made Toward a New
Working Agreement For Barre.

A conference between the manufaetur-
ers' and the granite cutters committees,
appointed to frame new working agree.
ment, was held IN the rooms Of the man
ufactmers' association in the G. w Az
erilt building last night. The partiei
pants went over more details Of the
proposed settlement and feel that they
are able TO report some progres. An
other conference Of these committees will
be held one week from last night. Mean
while, the committees Of the other unions
are meeting other committees from the
association on the same matter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
SUFFERED VERY MUCH.
Young son Of DR.. H. I. Watson Of Mont
pelier Died Last Night

Charles Arthur Watson, young son Of
Dr. and Mrs II. L. Watson Of Montpel-
ier, died last night after two weeks Of
intense suffering The child was first
taken i'll with some sort eff wasting
disease last September and for two
weeks has been confiende to the bed.
Only recently was it discovered what
was the matter with MIN, but the dis
ease was finally diagnosed az tubereu-
lar meningitis. He was three years and
nine months old. The funeral win be
held Saturday afternoon, with interment
in Green Monnt cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
FUNERAL AT CHURCH.
And Burial Of Michael Cook Was in the
Catholic Cemetery.

The funeral services of Michael Cook
were held at st, Monica's church at nine
o'clock this morning. Rev. L. +. Cray
officiating A profusion Of floral tri-
butes was given By the friends and rela-
tires. The bearers were Michael Brown,
Edward Duprey n Canton, Al. R. Car
nev, James Mclaughlin and David
White. lnterment was made in the
Catholic cemetery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
NORTH MONTPELIER.

There viii be on ice horse race en-
the p0nd here. saturday AFTERNOON at =
o'clock. Prizes will ne given to the
winners. The green race. where Ell the
green hosez viii take part, viii Be 3
gOod one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
4 REcEIvERsHIP WANTED.
Proceedings Begun Against The consOli-
dated Steamship Company.

Boston. Jan. sf.-Ihe proceedings n
this CITY for 8 reoeiversaip for the Con.
seIiaatea Steamship company were IN
.5ifnted simultaneously with those IN
- courts at Portland. Me-. and New
MI Yesterday. The action was brought
- William A. Muller Of Arlington. Mas.
..shass counsel iiled three bills of com
saint against the Consolidated. and
~, AGAINST TWO subsidiary companies.
So Essteru ani Metropolitan Steamship
companies
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
Monaeo RaIsr woat Pay son,s Debls.

Psrs Zen sI.-The prince Of Monaco
has givea public notice that be viii not
b. responsible for tie debt incurred IS
his son. Louis. who Is at present living
Say life IN tie French capital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
Ia.sIaatiaaaI z. u 6. 4. sseIsl.Iy.

Burlington. Jan. SIC. X. Ober. in
ternational secretary Of the y. NJ &.
A.. was in the city for a short time
yesterday consulting with officials Of the
local association Mr. Ooer has been
in Barre. where the question ct new
association building g being agitatel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
standing d the tlird sarles.


The schedule for the fourth and con
Guiding series has been arranged as fol-
lows;
Tuesday, February 4. G, O. 7. and
M. T., Donald Mcleod, referee.
Wednesday, February D. X. M. and
c. G., Charles Oliver, referee.
Tuesday, February IL, G. 0. F. and
G. G Robert Davidson, referee.
Wednesday, February -, r. M. and
NJ T., Alex Henderson, referee.
Tuesday. February Is, G. Q. T. and
r. NJ. John Murray, referee.
Wednesday, February 10, N. Y. and
G. G., Michael Tierney, referee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31
A LEAP YEAR DANCE.
Given By Two Young Barre People
Last Evening.

A very enjoyable leap year dance was
given last evening in Woodmen han m-
der the direction OF the Misses Nellie
Brown aud Barbara Clark There were
50 couples Of young people in attend
ance Gilbertson's orchestra Of six
pieces furnished delightful music Punch
and waters were served during the even
ing. The ehaperons we're Mrs. James
Brown. Mrs. Liza Clark and Niss Alice
V. Healey
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31

For sale al 81 West street. one first
class foot power saw and boring ma.
chine attaehment. Pries $35oo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-31

y " HI Mute, WIN. b. Moore,
tfe, James r Higgins, William
les. The reinstatenelts were
noble y. Love, j. ". Goodwin, Arthur
IE. Campbell, II g. Wheaton, William
Mercer DR.. 4. i. Leonard and Charles
Lundgren.