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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-26
WJNoOSKI.

Town Clerk c. c. Allard has completed
the compilation of the school census for
the year. The number of children be-
tween the ages of > and vas found to
he so; between 6 and - years. SO; be-
tween Is and is years. 500 total, l,"H;
boys, 635; girls. $50.
l.. w. Ravlin In looking over old papers
yesterday found copy Of "Walton's
Vermont Register" for the year lSiS
Mr. and Mrs II. +. Prior Of Burling-
ton and party narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury Tuc9day afternoon
through the breaking down Of their
carriage while crossing the electric
"ar tracks. They were entertaining
Mr.. Prior's two brothers from chicago
H., and Burlington. la. and with two
children formed n party of six for a
trip to Fort Ethan Allen. In crossing
the tracks one of the rear wheels be-
came caught and was twisted from the
axle. The whifletrco was also hrok
en-. The horses were quoted and a
runaway averted. All the occupants
of the carriage escaped injury except
Mr.. Prior who suffered a sprained
wrist.
Several members from Iroquois camp
of Modern Woodmen plan to attend the
maple sugar social to be given by
Ethan Allen camp at Colchester Fri
day evening. The degree team of Al
pha camp of Burlington Will give a
srccial eyhihitiOO drill
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WILLISTON.

The death of Patrick Lavcll, aged CO
years, occurred at the home Of his son,
Frederick, Thlursda" morning following
a few days Illness with pneumonia. He
formerly owned Il farm here which he
sold to good advantage some years ago.
He had since lived with his son, his only
near relative. The funeral was held at
st. MarY's Cathedral in Burlington Satur-
day morning at 1890 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid society met wednesday
meet with Mrs. W. r. Tarbox.-Mrs.
Carrie Morrill, was called to Waterbury
by tho Illness and death Of her husband
Milo II. Morrill,. Hoy daughter Adelaide
accompanied her. Mr.. NORTH lived only
a short time after their arrjval-Among
the seriously III are Mrs Roberts ana
daughter and Hiram lsham.-Many chill
drcn are ill.-EuEcne Gordon has moved
to Alison Bradley'a tenement house. Mr.
and Mrs. Cassidy are parents Of daugh-
ter born at the HON" of her parents. Mr.
ana Mrs Alison Bradley. Mrs Il. c.
johnson was in Burlington yesterday
blossom Goodrich was IN burlington
Monday.
IN old fashioned suearing off party
viii be held at tine vostry of the Meth
Odist Church Friday evening
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SHELBURNE.

Henry Thorpe is here from Manchester
for few days.-Arttur Gosselin has
gene to Barre, where he has a position
The village and local schools reopened
Monday.-Efoly communion will be cele-
bratcd at Trinity Church this morning
at ten o'clock in observance OF the
festival Of the annuncaton.
Chester Pcrcival has gone to Middle
bury to work at the depot as telegra ph
operator His hours are from 10 u -
NV. A Weed has had cable from
w A. Wead. jr.. telling of his safe arri-
val in France-The Shelburne Corpora
tive creamery aid it's patrons for Feb
ruarY milk 1914 for four per cent. milk
or 30 cents per pound for butter fat
Miss Lucia f.. Stoddard went to Lake
George Wednesday to care for Frank
Barrett. who was operated on for ap-
pendicitis.--Lewis Bergman cut very
bad cash in his right hand on a circular
saw Wednesday,
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UNDEPHILL.


Mrs' i''HH'e 0'"'k"c'i 'l ny "!o"I''''
s!""' '"i'l vi '''' of"'' W 'i'''''
ISSUES Ni""d ""'I'i" ' "''"'
'"''I''"''" ny " ''''I" 10Y '.'''" i'''''9
an" '"o go" ''''I'" "ii''' '''e
u"' ~ ''SN'".' It ''I'i"T vi ,"''"
''H'''S' Nv I"'"'" 'IS "'' "'' ''', '''i
oI "h''"'''S' M'S' T." d vi Sv Mis-, ~
w hoch""""' MiS' W. . N"H' "i'9'
G. H. HaYden' Mrs. c. w. Graves Mrs.
~ u Kinney AIRS ]. C. h'u''' MIS-
- d. '"N'N' NliS' g ~ HN No. Ms
W. lrI"'' MIS- doe h'H''' M'S9
l.'"ra w nlle' MIS- G Nhl"H Ap"o,"
MIS- T. y unison an" MIS- j. ~ liISl'
during the evening th' Hl''AtorN WORK
was 'N'iIlP'Ill'" 10y 'Ht .ialu"E 'fai'i III
me manner ln''rSporS'" ny music ana
'ahi'auA' zen members OF Mlh"rNa io"S'
~ or H. were lH'alru 'S noh"HarN Hl''"-
o"rS o1 the Tempe. ! .' new "l''rS
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Fannie Day left for Boston Sat
urday for weeks VISTA son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morgan
Saturday.-A maple sugar social will be
given by the Woodmen Friday evening.
There will be musical entertainment
and everybody Is invited to attcnd.--Mr.
and Mrs Fred Andrus al daughter,
Helen, who have been visiting Mrs Ellen
Day. returned to Barre Monday.-Mrs.
May Cary, who IL seriously ill., is I'm.
proving. The Kings Daughters Will
meet with Mrs. Cleveland Saturday aft.
ernoon.
The funeral Of Melvin McNal will be
held Friday afternoon at one o'clock.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY,
HARDWICK.

Tie mems supper at the Methodist
Church was a great success, about $50
being proscnt.-Mr and Mrs II. X. KIM
ban returned from Barton Friday, where
they were called to attend the funeral
Of Mr.. Brown, their ncle.-The mar
riage of Miss Alice Suerdfcger and VIII
liam Watts was recently solemnized at
her home in Dcland Fla. 1t is expected
that they will visit here the coming sum
mcr.-Mrs. Annie Pierce, who has been
visiting in Calais, has returned ana IS
confined to the house by lllness.-Miss
Mildred Gale, who is attending Montpc!-
Ter seminary, is spending vacation with
relatives here.-Mrs ". l.. Marshall Of
West Burke is visiting her son, w. w.
Marshall.-Mlss Iona Bell has gone to
Montpelier to visit her mother.-C. w.
MulcahY Of Mddlobury College is mt
home Cor Vacaton.-Miss Theda Wheeler
has finished work in the office of NJ f..
Foster the town Clcrk.-The young son
Of the Rev A. l.. Wood, who has been
m with pneumonia, has been taken to tIe
hospital-A well attended boX social
was held at the Baptist Church Friday
evening Principal and Mrs. j. y, DAN
forth are spending a few days Of their
vacation in Barre.-Mrs. Frank Downer
has returned from several days visit
in stowe.
Miss Almra Noble who has been i'll
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HUNTINGTON.

George Granger of Milton visited his
sister. Mrs. Gorton. Wednesday. -Ampng
the village people in Burlington Thurs
day were Guy Bedford G. NJ Norton,
Mr. and Mrs j. y. Ellis--AIrs. r. c.
Baldwin and daughter, Anna. returned to
Lebanon Friday.
TIL. Rev. II. &. Kemp conducted SER
vices at the Center Sunday evening The
condition of Mrs. i. \. Gorton remains
unchanged. Mr.. and Mrs. o. $. Kenyon
Will entertain the Farmers club at the
hall Friday.-The Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. Rose Ellis at the hall
WednosdaY.--Mr r. G. Norton has been
quite i'll the past week with tonsilitis.--
The Mission society Will meet with Miss
Kate Thompson April 2.
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2RIDPORT.

Herbert Benson has moved into G. +.
Wolcott's house The funeral of &. T..
Hamilton. whose remains were brought
here from Colorado Springs. was held a.
the CONGREGATIONAL church Sunday after
noon.-Ernest Bgclow is located in
William GrandcN's tenement house
Mrs Agnes Williams is visiting i'm Brat
tleooro.-Mr ana Mrs. Edward Bowers
are the parents of a Son.-Mrs. Martha
Payne is with her son, J. X. Payne, of
Rutland.-A council Of doctors was call
ed for y. L Grosvenor Monday. Ar.
and Mrs. G. L. Payne have rctpnel
from their visit in FINLAND
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ORWELL.

T.. r Downs Of Ticonderoga. n. Y.
who died Thursday from Il shock sus-
tanned week before, WAS the only
brother of Mrs. H. u. Branch of this
place 81, attended the funeral sunday.
c. l.. Hammond has returned from New
York city. -Thc homo Of r. +. Desjarduu
IL quaTntmcd ON account of scarlet
fever. four girls and the mother having
IT. They are doing well and are about
the house. The disease was called grip
at first. MI pcsiadou is living with
the Rev Mr.. raquet-'Thc ladies' far
Thursda. and Friday evening was su -
cess. $50 being cl"urod.--J. W. Klmball Is
building ID barn for Herman Warner. --
Thomas N.okcr-ou has ioacd his farm
deal in Shor"hJm and returned to Carlos
Cooley's m tho north part of orwell. 49,
T. and T. ". QUITS sold their fast chcs'-
nut mare FAST week to Albany, y. y,
plrtips
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JERICHO.


FRANKLIN Wright of Underhir Center
is visiting his grandmother Mrs. Helen
wrisht.-Mrs. Elizabeth Montague of
New York city is visiting her son, II. +.
Montaguc.--A II. Bixby of Johnson has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank
Ackerson.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Varney
Of Westford were at j. T. Varney's
Saturday.-The intermediate school closed
last week. Those present every day dur
ing the term were: Bessie Percival, Eva
casey, clifford Casey, William Schill-
hammer, Ehicg"nla townsend, ralph
brigham' Maple l'adue; readers IN
iner' BeSsie ferciVal, Edlth White' Is
class Add,e handaw' Harold Nhltcomb'
ciasS' Donald fercival' EHieeeha
Townsend
Inc condition OF Faith Iomiin' inc
young daughter OF the rev anu MIS-
'lement IomIin VINO is critlcaIIy III, re-
mains "hchahsed'-Mrs' W. '. WHARF,
WHO has been Ill. ~ improving ana
MIS- r. Is. Nllliatn" nave received news
"i the arrival IN san francisco OF 'heir
SON. Lieut. NIIiatns ""o fanny VINO
nave oo"h IN 'he fhllPPineS ior Two
years Inc lieutenant Is 10 ne Stauohed
at F"I' 'l'"Ilo' 'S"'E"' Ne" N
~ ~ Howe I" f'SSoN 'uhc-
'l"n was III Town M"ilhaE IS
sara Fins VIII" mas oeeh NIS4'lhs
"or SIa'er' MIS- H. r. D'hSle' mas Eo'Ie
I" burlington ior Il VISIT before her re-
TURN l" ti'nrNNIIe' !. V''-MiS. fhhhy
I'rh'H ana son, N4lpI arc III 'ath-
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MILTON.

John Towne Is very I'll with pneu-
monia.-Miss Florence Chayer of Bur
lington is visiting her sister, Mrs
George Bourque.-Orson Hewey will go
to Springfield Wednesday to visit his
nephew, Pearley Hewcy.--Levl Hast
ings and family have moved to the
Murray farm at the north part OF tho
town and George l.adue has moved to
the Hastings house,-Mr. and Mrs. r.
j. Robinson We're guests of Mr. and
Mrs. -. -. Parker in Richmond over
Sunday.-Harry Person Of St Adams
is visiting his niece, Mrs. II. ~ Brush
Mrs. G. :. Ashley is with h"r sister,
Mrs. Sarah Petty, at South Hero for
q few days
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT,
CONTINUED from First Paxc)
SOUTH sTARKSBORO.

DR.. Dewitt Green of Buffalo, who e..
visiting relatives here, has gone to Bur-
lington for few days.--Mrs. Eli Blan-
charu and child of Rutland are visiting
her brother, David Lafayette. The fun
eral of the infant child of Mr.. ana Mrs
Albert Orvis was held here at the
schoolhousc Tuesday. the Rev. True Hill
officiating Edison lIurlburt. who has
been very III with pneumonia in Albany
n. y, is much better.
Miss Grace Lafayette IL ill-Darwin
Wright is gaining Edsor lIurlburt's
condition is much improved and hopes
are entertained OF his recovery Mrs. Eli
Blanchard has returned to Rutland go
Or. Dewitt Greene. who has left here
for Buffalo. y. v, will visit in Albany
on his way home
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JERICHO CENTER.

nv e"'ei 'at"'heHt ana supper given
ny '"e men Oh the parlsh frloay even
lhs' Het'eu ABOUT S4o'-Ihe woman
nome Mlsslohary society VII! meet NJ
mo Pdr'Sh mousse TINS AFTERNOON at Two
''"ck' me societies or Jerlcho ana
hu'rhi' nave peeh invited TO JOIN
WIN IN" center society Tor THIS meet
ihs-ih" pody or Allie Jones, who
kl1Ied hlmSeIt az Johnson, was brought
|" inns village last Friday, and his
mother Mrs. t. l. Jones, and sisters.
Miss CARR" ana Miss Frances, arrived
from California, Friday night The
funeral was held saturday afternoon
at two o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
w. G. Hopkins the Rev, :. II. Barnum
officiating, ana the body was forward
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WEST BOLTON.

Angus Tomlinson has returned to Ham
ilton, ont, where he has a position as
engineer.-Mrs. G. A. Pease spent Sat b.
urday and Sunday in Barre.-Tsaac
Craven Of Montpelier is visiting in town.
Among those i'll are l.. j. Gle and
Mrs. Mary York.--lTcnry A. Pcasc, who
was at home last week ill., returned to
Burlington Mondey.-E. X. Davis visited
in Essex Junction Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
II, A. Guyette of Moriah Center, y. Y,
who have been visiting in this vicinity,
returned home last wcek.-L. S. Minkler
is in Grand Isle.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

w W. Sawyer of burlington, inspector
of r. +, u. routes, has the past week
inspected the two routes here. w, w.
Aldrch on route No l covers daily a
distance of 236 miles. George Partridge
on route No. covers 90. 3 miles. Howard
Brown was Ill last week with what was
thought to be an attack of appendicitis.
His mother Is confined to the bed with
the grip.-C. H. Steele remains quite
feehle,-An old fashioned quilting party
was held at the Rev. G.. l.. Story's Fri
day to tic quilts for his daughter. Mrs,
Hamton-Ernest chittenden will carry
on the Wheeler farm vacated by A. G.
Wheeler.-IIawrence Hayes has leased
his farm to Francis LAmonday and
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several darS, ~ recovering. WIS. IN
Harrington has been confined To the
house by Nlacss,-Mrs. q, H. t,oyt and
Mrs. $. V, V, Boo;h, who have been
visiting In Springfield, Mass, returned
home Monday. -Marveilo. the hypnotist,
gave an entertainment at tho opera
house Tuesday evening for tho benefit
Of the band.-Msses Clara Slapp und
Kate Mack, who are teaching in SAX
tons River, are at home for vacation
Miss Gertrude Brodie o. Middlebury Col
lege is at home for the vacation.-Mi ISIS
Bertha Ransom of East Hardwick has
accepted a position in tho town clerk s
office,
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RICHMOND.

Miss Hazel Berry, who Is teaching
school in Bellows Falls, is at home for
a two weeks vacation.-Dr. and Mrs.
Dcering of South Royalton are the guests
or Mrs behring's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
George Palmer.-There was n good at
tendance at the sugar sociable at the
congregational Church .ast evening"
r. f.. Freeman of burlington spent yes
tcrday In town.-Thc Rev. Mr.. Perry of
Richford is the guest of friends in town.
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WESTFoRD.

Il. Il. Whlpple, who has zen i'll with
the grip. is somewhat better but not
able TO he out.-Thc body OF Mrs Tru-
man q. Beach was brought here for bur-
ial Friday aftcrnoon.--H. w. Bclden paid
$l32 per hundred for February milk
There will be a maple sugar social at the
congregational parsonage Friday even
ing.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Taft gave n
whist party Thursday evening. The
first prize was won by Mrs. Agnes
Brewster and the second by Arson
Fielder.-Andrew Liberty, who has
been quite I'll with the grip, is improv-
ing.-Charles Smith and family have
returned from Stowe.--A few farmers
have made a little maple sugar-Mrs.
Alma Taft is visiting in Randolph.
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SALISBURY.

Miss Cora Field of Potcluma, CAL has
visited her grandmothcr, Mrs Diana
ThOmaS.-A son was born to MI and
Mrs. Bert Grace SundaN.-Mr. and Mr..
David HollinPsworth are expected from
Massachusetts, this wcek.-A son WAS
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Noble JENNINGS
Tuesday.-F c. Atwood, who spent the
winter with his son, Henry, at Parson-.
Kan. arrived in Brandon FridaY.--Lcsl,y Y
Peck is moving to the house bought of
Frank Whitmore.
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Mr.. Billings, who has occupied the house,
has moved into Emery Vctory's tenement,
Grant Comstock is in Montpelier visit
ing his brother, Albert Comstock. The
Rev. L. NJ. Fuller of Burlington con-
Quoted the services at the school house
Sunday Schools in town will open Mon
day, March 80.
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(bnnpauV Wprc ,xx;., co.,rJov avon
ing The ceremon,, ,,as norformed nv
the Rev. c. C. Adans
Miss Lizzie Chamnanv aud Louis King.
both of this placo VOC r,,rried at Essex
Center Saturday even,pe
The Young poonlo,. A,,ianc of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church rul meet with
Miss Sara johnson Thursday evening.
Mrs. NJ Lavclv who is i'll at her
daughters, Mrs y yandow. is slight
Is better
Mrs. George Go.o ,e II, with the grin.
Helen. the LITTLE daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Ferd McGlnris is III with bron-
chitis.
Alex Hunter WIN has bcen III with
pneumonia. il able to no about the house.
Matthew Hunter u,bo bas recentlv re-
covered from pnonp,on,. is suffering
with facial nouraleia
Mrs. c. y. Grow vho has hcon seri-
ouslv III with hrorcb,,is &c somewhat
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BOLTON.

The etcam mill owned by Mr. Ward of
Moretown Is again in operation after a
shut down of several months. Israel
Blair is the enginoor.-C. $, Brush has
returned home after few weeks with
his mother In Cambridge. Fld-
dock, who has been Housekeeping for her
brother has gone to Burlington to work
at dressmaking David Horrigan is fall
ing rapidly in hoalth.-Mrs II. w. Gil
lett and two children of Huntington
visited at c, +. Sabin's Fridty and satnr-
daytime Bar,row boy. who Is living
with Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Brush is ILL
Henry senior has moved into the house
belonging to Patrick McCabe and lshael
Blair VIII move into the Ward tenement
vacated by Mr.. Senior.
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HINESBURGH.

Guy Toboy has returned from visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Clark Pierce, in Fair
Haven. His granddaughter. Miss Fanny
Pierce, returned to her parents with him.
Howard Barnes has moved into part of
his fathers house at Mochanicsville.- -
Mrs. f. +. Lyman is ill.-An operation
for appendicitis was performed on the
small daughter Of Mrs Kate MCGEE
Observation-Disclosures Bushey has rented
the Harrison Pierce tenement.-A l..
Hathaway has moved to the house pur-
chased Of the William Wells estate
Allie Murray Of Goddard Seminary is at
homo for the spring vacation-Miss May
Murray Is visiting Miss Harriet Delano
in New Dorchester, Mass.--The high and
grammar schools Opened NoYdav after
q vacation of three weeks with the same
teachers, Mis- Nenece Lovett and Miss
Jessie Wheeler.
q. II. B"yhton's brother. the Rcv.
Lyman u. Boynton. for four years pas.
tor of the First Jniversalist Church 1T
Bristol. y. Y. has accepted call to
IIornelsville. y. Y, and will move there
after Eastcr.-Miss Anne f. McEwen
and niece, Miss Lucia Andrews, are
travelling in the South.-A Methodist
soclable was held Wednesday evening at
Mrs. Marshall TiUey's.- Edward and
Henry Bissonrtte are carrying on Mrs.
Kate Collins's sugar place.--Mrs. j. l..
Jones OF Shor'hau is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Kate Collins.-Buel Derby
and Robert Barker are visiting rela-
tivcs in IciceStcr.-Prentiss Whitmore
OF Brandon is visiting Al G. T. Derby's,
Mrs. Ellen Andrews of Burlington is
spending some weeks with Mrs. W. T..
Anniversaries, Mary q. Dow Of tho
star at Goddard Seminary IS spending;
her vacation at Daniel Patrick's.--M.
winter sojourn I'm BurlinEton.--MiSs
Ann 7. Shilvock of Burlington has
been engaged to teach No. school and
Miss Flora porb" to teach No. |.
Miss Anna Patrick entertained at whist
Monday eVening.-Mrs. Moore of Proctor
is spending few weeks with her son,
Charles. Lucille Moore Is quite i'll with
laryngitls.-MrS. A L. Walker ana
daughter, Iiilda, Of Burlington, are visit
ing Mrs. j H. Alen.--Miss Claire Hun
will leave to-day for Washington. ID. G.
She Will be accompanied by Miss Gona
Chaplin of Bristol. Miss Mary Wright.
who teaches in Essex Junction, is spend
ing her vacation with her pGrents.--The
Lades' Aid of the Methodist Church had
q sociablc at Mrs Marshall Tilley's Wed
nesdaN aft"rnoon.-Mr and Mrs. Mar
seillcs Poirier have returned from Bur-
lnGton, where they spent the winter.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. Adams.

W. Wi u.o, no. ""'
80 a., ~, ''i van"
,t,. " SUI we" ny
-"
,'''' "'''V'o'7 oil liI' ""H 'i -
.f''a''' nav 'PPoi"'eu inc i'Il'WinS
1'''i' W. Tue SPi'nE terin' ha' Scnooi'
pi''m'i'' MISS f'H2nDe'n N''hAH' inter-
'N''' Jei.ic A"S'i"' tIHhmar'
,,9" AZ Doro'"S ilulioY; bronson school
",7' r. i-ou's' Hh''NocK' f"rsonVllIe
Sc"ooI' MISS Mary Mooney, filIl school.
Mass Agnes B'"' bt'Iheld sohool, Mss
ci'ai 'o'tc Ne'ile"N' uIIar School, MISS
'ioio' 'c'-hiIoH' boH school, MES
Hu.." - Mll''
i"' ia'eSt ueeI IN the real estate mar
n"' concerns Ia" ch'ckered career OF the
"eIueh house lou Which' II the scheme
hO" uHuof way goes through, Will he
come tAe property OF DE- @. c. H"rkloy.
Inc 81 Adams Entertainment society.
an ASSOCIATION OF some 30 81. Adams bust
ness ana professional men, which has
held the property for several years hop
ing that some party would come along
ana bulld modern hotel on the site, has
lhaIIy tired OF the white elephant tbs
expenses and taxes OF which srew larger
each year. and have signed an asrecm"nr
10 turn the property over to DIT. Berkley,
uilder certain restrictions ana provisions.
Ihese mcIude the assuming Of tie
mortgage OF s4'-V' all hack taxes ana
oeo'S AGAINST the property amounting -
""u"' f'',' ""' 'n' pay ''''Hl oI N4'''' m
raSn' NV '1pn e!u'l.F 'e'""eh tho Narn'r
iiU'''c iU' i',.',e Na""''''7 ana '"e -
|'"''o "''P''' ne '-'''''.e"' AGO
SNp"'".'S '""t 'H' ""H IT "'uS' ADN '""t
P''' VI ''4r P'P'i'' l''4'''"S '" ''''I"
street reaching down Maiden lane as far
as the south side of tho tennis court.
in readiness to Dc turned over As hotel
site any time within five years from
date Of purchase, at price not to cN-
coed $3.50 and interest. The use Of the
property other than that reserved for
prosperity" hotel purposes, the buyer can
OF course use as he pleases. He can also
! erect amy building he may choose on any
/ part Of IN" whole site, including the
! i'ahh street 'front.' out must remove thxn
If the hotel project should 90 through any
/ ufne W!'nin hVe years TINS makes the
VI ''e J" ~ '4e o"!e. "oou|
S0'''' ana li'o "''l Will 20 tH''usn II 'ne
necessary hha"c4"i arrangements can .a
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