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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-18
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

years nor less than one year and six
months Miss Goodhue was found guilty
under the blanket act last fall and was
PUT on probation for one year. Her con-
duct since that time has been such that
Probation Officer A. c. Sleeper su-ren-
dered her Saturday. John Bisbee, who
has been confined to the house for sew
eral days, is able to be out.-Mrs. Patsy
Regan. a former resident. died at the
home Of John Carroll In Coventry
Thursday and was buried In the family
lot at this place Monday.-F. II. Hold
ridge IL seriously III at his home In lras-
lurgh and Is not expected to recover.
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WAIVER Is SUSTAINED.
Judge Taylor Directed Verdict for De.
feudauts I'm the Peck VIII Case.


A verdict WAS directed for the defend-
ants by Judge Taylor yesterday morning
in Chitenden county court in the Peck
will case. The case APPEARS on the docket:
In re. Harriet c. Peck's estate. appeal
from probate. The effect Of this verdict
Is to sustain Edward ". Pecks waiver
to the provisions OF his wife's will. This
gives his estate 5000 and half of the
remainder Of the estate OF Mrs. Harriet
c. Peck. The estate at the time Of Mrs.
Peck's death amounted 10 somewhat
over $4,000. II Is understood that the
su.taining OF the waiver does not effect
the other specific requests under Mrs.
Peck's will. The beouest OF most public
interest ia one Of $4,000 to the Home for
Aged Women this city.
In directing verdict for the defend
ants the court said the estate was entitl-
ed TO the heneft OF the waiver filed
bv Mr. Peck unless his conduct prior to
f,lins the waiver was such as to work an
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-18
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. r. h. Lassie has been quite III
Of late and confined to the bed.-Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Strong. who have been
spending the winter with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Harvey Goodell are expected
to return home this week.--The stu
dents OF Hardwick Academy are at
home for two weeks vacation.-1t is
expected that the Rev. G.. H. Merrill
will preach here Sunday.-Mrs. Mar
garet Clark is quite III with stom-
ach trouble.--Mrs. Edward has return
ed from Montpelier where she has been
visiting relatives.
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Blanche Shepard. superintendent. and
Miss Mary Gushing. chief templar. There
are & charter members Mr.. and Mrs.
W G. Brooks went Monday TO Keene,
y. H.. on their way to Waterbury,
Conn. where they are to live for a year
at Zenas Bowen's.-wallacs y. Batchel-
der was in burlington Saturday and in
Barre Monday.--Of nine probable teach
ers Of the town district schools for the
coming year seven have received train
Ing at the Randolph Normal school
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RI TLAND COUNTY.
PROCTOR.

G. H. Boycs and J. F. Donahue are IN
Iowa purchasing horses for the Vermont
Marble company.-August Pierson, n
marble cutter In the building she'd had
his leg broken by a piece Of marble fall
Ing from a banker near where he was
working Mrs. J. F. Donahue 10 visiting
relatives In Lynn. Mass-1Miss Myrtle
Ioomis, Q stenographer for the Vermont
Marble company, IN soon TO go to Boston
10 work for Harding whitman a Co.
Mrs. Earle Whitaker. who was operated
on at the Proctor hospital, is much I'm
proved.-The Vermont Marble company
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NORTH TROY

Clinton Fl. woodcock died Saturday
morning after some years OF illness with
consumption. although able to be about
until within n few weeks. Last fall he
went to Delhart. Texas. hoping to be
benefited by the change. but was worse
there and barely able to get home. He
was about Is years OF age He leaves a
wife. three children. his mother and two
sisters. The funeral was held at the
Congregational Church Tuesday.--ASary
A. Elkins. who recently went to Nashua,
n. H.. and on March s underwent a very
dangerous surgical operation in the hos
pital there is in a critical condition.
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has paid T. p. Burns $500, the amount
OF accident insurance carried by the COM
pany on she late Herbert Burns. The
National Life Insurance company Of
Montpelier has also paid r. r Burns
$1,000 life insurance carried by MIR.
Burns-A few Of the lower grades Of
school IN town are closed on account u
tho Ynea sizes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-18
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Elmer Hapgood and f. o. Kent spent
last week in Boston.-Edmund Fanenv
has moved to Lebanon, n H.. where he
las employment.-Frank Hackett Is
spending some time in Boston.-Tho Rev.
Sherman Goodwin was in Chelsea sun-
day.
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BETHEL.

The funeral Of the late Mrs Ella King
was held Monday at the home. The
Rev, j. Wesley Miller oHciated and the
bearers were s. NJ. Spooner, L. w. Gif-
ford. C. b. Adams and j. E. Waterman
Mrs. King died Saturday evening. aged
Go years. after a long illness, She Is
survived by her mother. Mrs Eleanor
Woodwork aged 50 years, Mrs. KING
was native OF this town, daughter OF
the late Alonzo Woodworth,- branch
Of the Junior order OF Good Tempiars
was organized Saturday with MISS
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ROCHESTER,.

O. 7, Smith Of Athens was at W. r.
Iang's several days last week.-Frank
Wilbur OF Hancock is moving to what
is known as the Baker place on Maple
hill. which he has rented for the coming
year.-Lena Thresher is In Goshen for u
few weeks.--D, T.. button Of Brandon il
spending a few days with his aunt, Mrs
F. l. Worcaster
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MORETOWN.

Clara Ward was IN Waterbury We'd
ne sday to attend the funeral Of Emmett
Taylor. MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Neal were
IN Montpelier Saturday. Mrs +. r. john
son and Mrs. Sidney Atkins were In
Waterbury Eriday.-Clinton Ward was In
Burlington several days last week-Mr.
ond Mrs. William Kingsbury visited In
Burlington over Sunday.-Thomas Kelly
OF Waitsf1eld visisted in town Sunday
George Buckley was called to Barre last
week by the death OF Mrs. William j.
Scmervile. Mr.. and Mrs Fielder OF
Stowe visited at James Muzzy's Sunday.
Miss Adde Freeman and Miss Add'e
Sawyer are in Boston.--Frank Stay has
moved into one Of II. o. Wards tene-
ment. Frank Griffin and his father
INSISTED in South Fayston Sunday e.
Stanley WHEEL of Warren Is working for
n. O. Ward. william Clark, James
Davis and Homer Savoe we're In Mont
pelier Saturdny.-Mr. and Mrs. Myror
Davis visited in Davis visited in Waits
field Sunday.
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FAYSTON.

Fred l., Perry of Beverly. Mass. Is at
work for his uncle. F. A. Bragg.-F.
II. Powers of Waterbury visisted at r.
A. BraFgs Friday.-Mrs. =. c. HIS
singing class gave the operetta. Quarrel
OF the Flowers" at Moretown last week
Wednesday evening to full house
Mrs. Fred TInkley and son Fred of
Middlesex we're at Curtis Guyette's sew
era days last week.--James Livingston
has finished work on the stone sheds In
" q tnrh1rv a nd returned home.
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WA1TsFIELD.

Mrs. w. Il. Richardson Of Montpelier
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. c. M. Rich
ardson. Mrs. b. -. Bisbee Is visiting In
Barre. Miss Hattie Maxwell OF Water
bury Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clayton
Kew. Miles Mildred Kew is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henry Carey. In Montpelier.
w. I. Pratt has moved from the W.
w. Howe farm to the william Dana
place in South Fayston. sorrell
has moved to r. A. Maxwell's farm
which ne has rented.--G. NJ Jones is
slowly recovering from n serious Illness
with pneumona.-Charles Bigelow Of
Winooski and Ford Newcomb Of Water
bury were in town Sunday.
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NEWPORT CENTER.

telegram Friday afternoon arnounc.
ell the death of Darius l.. Hildreth in
Philadelphia. Pa. where with his wife
ne was spending the winter He died
suddenly that afternoon. It Is understood
while sitting In his chair. He was nearly
so years Of age and had passed most Of
his life In this village. He was a jeweler
and was one Of the prominent citizens
OF this town. The remains were
brought herA for burial.
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BRADFORD.

John Slater and bride have arrived
in town and he will resume his duties
~ clerk in the drug store Of J, M. Tay-
ior--Mrs. Smith Sisco arrived home
Monday after visiting her parents In
Lowell for few days.-Mrs blanche
Chaffee and two daughters OF Troy are
guests OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Sis
so-The Rev. Or. Stahl Is confined to the
house by illness.--L. 8. Erwin returned
from Waltham. Mass, Thursday. where
he has been visiting his daughter. Mrs.
". r. Davis.-Miss Edith Ford Of ply
mouth. n. H., has been visiting her sis-
ter. Mrs Ernest Ccrpiere.-Mrs. J. Ralph
Pierce OF Newport is with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Noyes.-Miss Edith
Chamberlain has gone to Boston for a
few weeks and on her return will visit
her sister. Mrs Geo. Grant at Union. n.
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EAST WARREN.

George c. Lang Of Barton was IN tow
he past week.-.Lester Lamb was In
Randolph "wednesday and Thursday -
Yrs Irwin Heath and daughter M''"'eu,
attending the wedding anniversary OF
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WATERBURY,.

Robert W. Palmer was in Burlington
Friday attending tho teachers meeting.
IF. c. Luce was in Montpelier Thurs
day.--A. r. Pike Of Stowe was In town
Thursday,-A gang Of stone cutters was
added to the Perry Granite companys
she Monday.-Mrs. ]. r. Carrigan of
Rutland was called here Thursday even
Ing by the illness Of her mother. Mrs.
Carney.-Miss Grace Bagley was In
Richmond Friday evening where she sang
Mt an entertainment. Miss Mary Carri-
gan is at home from Burlington.-Mrs,
Newell DeMerritt has returned from
Bostc~.
Andrew Brown returned to Burlington
Sunday evening.-Harold Stranahan Of
Montpelier was In town Monday.-Ar.
and Mrs. j. e. Carrigan returneda 20
Rutland Sunday. Harold Atkins Is con-
fined to the house by illness. His place
in g. II. Atknss store is taken by John
Flynn.-M!ss Ella Webster is In Cam
bridge for few days,-Harry Ferris has
commenced work for the Cooley Mfg. Co.
Robert w. Palmer has returned to his
school In Lyndon.-Fred Cooley or Bos-
ton Ia In town for few days-Miss
Jessie Ellis has returned from Springfield
where she has spent the w'nter'-Miss
Annie Anderson Of Barre IL WISHING In
t"wn.-Miss Irene Mongeon OF burhng-
ton II the guest OF Mrs. q. IT, Burnhnni.
Mrs, W. r. Minard and daughter ha"o
returned from short visit In burning
ton.-M'llard stranahan was AZ mono
from Montpelier Monday.-Miss Mary
CarriHan returned to Burlington Moi
| day.-Edward Hoadiey was at home from
Montpelier Sunday
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MORGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Bartlett, H. A.
Bartlett. Guy and Elsie Bartlett are all
iil.-Clyde Wilcox has the menses.-Six
children in Frank LeClair's family are
iil.-Celia Demick il recovering rapidly
from her operation and Is able to be
about the house.
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FORESTDALE

a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mira. Volney s. Baker March l4.-Miss
Reta IaFrance has gone to Pittsford.
where she has a position at the san
atorium.--Mrs. A. c. Capcc. who broke
her hip two weeks ago, Is in very
critical condition.--Ruth Whitcomb
went to the Albany hospital last week
or treatment. She was accompanied
by Mrs. l. c. Bun,p.-The remains OF
Mrs. Fosby. who died ir Rutland. were
brought here for burial Wednesday,
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Craig and son of
franklin, N. H.. are visiting Mrs.
Craig's parents. Mr., and Mrs. George
Hoag.
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her brother, Aaron Buzzell, in BraintTee
Wednesday evening. Austin died
OF pneumonia March 11.--Peter Moriarty
Is ill.--John DeIong Ia quite sick.
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WESTFIELD.

The Misses Minnie and Hazel Gilpin
have gone to Mt. Vernon. n. ". to visit
their sister. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller.--W. b.
Gilpin returned March 10 from Boston.
Springfield and Providence.-The Rev.
Fred williams started Sunday for Saw
yersville. P. G., where Mrs. williams has
been for a few weeks caring for her sis
ter who died Sunday morning.--Mrs.
Charles F. Dodge Of Tamworth. n. H.,
Ia visiting her mother, Mrs. Marie Warn
er.--Friday evening Miss Daisy NJ. Shep-
ard Of East Highgate and George S.
Morey OF this town were married by the
Rev. NJ ". Fnrman at his home. A
reception was given Mr.. and Mrs. Morey
at the home Of his cousin, Carl Bean.-
Mrs Herbert Reed has returned from
visiting her son at Woodsville, n. H.
Mrs, Bernice Chandler Of North Troy
visited her sister, Mrs. D. c. Woodwork,
last week
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DERBY.

Myron Cleveland and two children are
suffering from measles.-Mrs. A. A.
Silver is ill., The academy school has de-
ferred It's opening for the spring term
until March g. as a large number OF the
pupils are suffering from measles
Charles Sloan is out again after a long
illness.-Mrs. Clara Smith does not i'm
prove in health.-Emma Robbins. who In
sick In Charleston, is still very weak.
Her mother In caring for her.-The grad
ed school closed a long term Friday.
Donald Kilborn. six years old. was the
only pupil in the school who had no
marks either absent or tardy. and Rob-
ert Kilborn. nine years Of age. was per-
feet in deportment.-Mr. and Mrs. Bailey
Moulton are i'll and their daughter. Mrs.
Henry Moulton. Is caring for them,--Mrs,
C.. D. Taylor is at home from Coventry
and II sick In bed.--Mrs. W. Holbrook
remains with her sister. Mrs c. O,
Wright. In Coventry. who is very low
with Bright's disease.--Mr. and Mrs
George Roberts have returned from New
York and are stopping at Henry Moul-
TONS
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CRATTSBURY.

Mrs. Florence Fisher returned to
Morrisv!lle Monday play THE
Champion OF Her Sex" was very en-
tertalning. The proceeds were Goal
den Twiss Of white River Junction is
in town for few days.--Royal Moody
has moved to the Major Robbins farm
Mrs. Clarence Cowles. who has been
very Ill for some time. Is gaining.--A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Arbuckle Friday.
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GREENSBORO.

Jno King 10 In Barre this week.-E. f.
Harrison slipped on the Ice Saturday and
cut one hand badly on an ice saw he
was using.-Charles Miller was with
Mrs. Miller at Brighton hospital over
Sunday. Mrs. Miller Is recovering slowly
from the effects OF tho operation she
was obliged to undergo recently-F. H.
Dupew and Erwin Wilson were at home
from Newport over sunday.-Mrs. Kin
me-, Mrs. L. A. Jackson. Mrs. Nellie
ingalls,. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Cook. Mr..
and Mrs. N. q. Payne James Black. g..
d. Dow and Joseph Corey are suffering
with the grip.-The Tuch-a-bache club
was addressed by the Rev. Mr.. Newell,
of Hardwick Tuesday evening at the
chapel. A banquet followed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-18
NORTHFIELD.

George W. Tillotson, one OF the oldest
merchants Of this place suffered a severe
stroke Of paralysis Saturday evening.
He was preparing to go home from the
store at six o'clock and while near his
door he was seen TO fall He was con-
veyed to his home and was resting COM
fortahly at late hour. The stroke af-
fected the entire left side OF his body -
o. s. Cook. aged 70 years. died Friday
evening Mt late hour Of bronchial
pneumonia. He is survived by one
daughter, Mrs Fred Marsden Of Frank
lin. n. H.. and two sons. Arthur and
Jesse OF this town. Funeral services
the Rev. Z. w. sharpe at the home and
interment was made In the Center ceme-
terry Mr.. Cook had been a resident Of
Mortified for 70 years and was pros
porous and respected farmer John
Cunliffe. who has been seriously i'll for
| several weeks. was reported much worse
Saturday evenlne.-Miss Lois Giffln fin-
ished work at the News office Saturday
and this week goes to Swanton where
she will be employed In a newspaper
offce.-A1iss Agnes Graham Of Middle
bury Is the guest OF Miss NJ Louise
Newell.-Germano. the 1+-year-o!d son OF
Joseph Sartorelii. was SATURDAY sentenc-
ed to serve the remainder Of his min
GRITTY in the industrial school at Yer
gennes Upon request Of the youths par
ents and the prosecuting officer Capt.
j. L. Moseley. sentence was stayed and
the youngster was placed In the hands
Of the probation officer until further or
der from the court. In granting the re-
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BRANDON

Frank r. Phelps. who had been i'll the
past week with pneumonia, died Sunday
at his home on Seminary hill. Mr..
Phelps had been night Waterman and
policeman for the past 20 years and had
a large circle of friends. He was 90 years
Of age and besides wife he is survived
By four sons. John of Ticonderoga, n. Y.
Scott, Frank, Jr., and Edward of this
town--Nrs. r. D. Thayer left Monday
for Topeka. Kans. where she will reside.
Frank NJ, Button Of Chicago Is spend
ing few days In town.-Mrs. r. I.
Sprague returned Monday from visit
in New York Mrs. o. C. Baker has gone
to Granville. n. Y, for weeks stay
Mrs. ~ s. Capen left Monday for New
York, where she will spend the week.
CT Piude has moved to the
Hewitt house on Franklin street.-Mrs.
Frederick Simonds Of Weston Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. f. II. Wolcott.-Mrs'
Arthur Perry has gone to Burlington
for few days stay.-The Han place on
Park street is being torn down. after
which the owner, A. G. Farr OF Chicago
H., will build large and modern resi-
dence costing several thousand dollars
The work will be In charge OF Contractor
Il. w. Howland.--Mrs. n. o. Pierce has
returned from Haverhill Mass. ac-
compancd by her niece. AIss Snow
Arthur Briggs has sold his farm in the
Arnold district to Scion p Leland and
Hattie A. Kent OF Leicester.-The Rev.
and Mrs. Charles II. Carpenter and two
sons have returned from Atlantic city,
n. Troy w. Bressee. who has been
| salesman In A. J. Ives's clothing store
for several years. has rendered his re-
signation to take effect April l.-Miss
Florence Kimball has returned from a
weeks stay in Boston. Mass.-Mrs. w.
H. Williams entertained several of her
friends last evening at her home On
Franklin street.-ATss Cora Talbot gave
party to twenty friends Tuesday even
ing.-H. K. Bissell is spending few days
In Cooperstown, n. Y.-Mrs. Stevens and
daughter, Edith. have returned from
Worcester. Mass. where they spent the
| winter. Mrs. Fred Summer of Salisbury
| Is visit ng her sister. Miss Anna Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mcfarland of
johnson spent yesterday in town-Sev-
| eral OF the students Of the graded school
gave an entertainment at the Methodist
parsonage last evening.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-03
ALMOST SPOILED START IN FEA- TURF EVENT AT THE BALTl-
 MORE TRACK.
Jumping Race Became Joke When All the Starters But One Yum
 bled Over Obstacles.

Baltimore, Nov. 2-Election day and beautiful weather brought out the biggest crowd of the meeting at Pim- lico. The Walhen Stakes, the fall feature at this track, was won by Fauntleroy, the odds-on favorite, with out being duly extended. The race came near being ruined at the start, one of the assistant starters hanging on too long to Ross Hampton's bit. causing the horse to stumble and throw the rider.
 The Iinstead steeplechase was a joke, every starter taking a tumble except the winner, Magellan. Later the entire field was remounted and finishd The Maryland Club purse, at mile and three-sixteenth, went to Juggler in a pretty stretch drive. The rain last night made the track first class without using the water carts.
 First Raee-Six furlongs, purse $40O Aylmer won; Cay Deceiver. sec ond; Danceress, third. Time, 1:14. Second Race-Selling, six furlongs, s400; Savlatile won; Takahira, sec ond; Apologize, third. Time, 1:12 4-5
 Third Race-Selling, Maryland Club purse mile and three-sixteenth Jug gler won; Nethermost, second; Rio 
 Grande, third. Time, 2:01 3-5. Fourth Race-Linstead Steeple- chase, two miles, $5O0 Magellan won; Nestor, second; Ruxton. third. Time, 4:4S 1-5
 Fifth Race-The Walden stake, mile. purse, s1.5O0; Fauntleroy won; Bob Co, second; scarus, third. Time, 1:40 3-5.
 Sixth Race-Selling, one and six teenth miles, purse $500 ontario won, Campaigner. second; Chepontuc, third. Time, 147 3-5.
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SLOW RETURNS IN MANILA.
Is Thought That Gomez Will Be
 Seated.

Manila. Nov. 2.-General election returns are coming in slowly and it is impossible to forecast the results as regards the members of the assem- bly,. It will be several days before the complete returns are received.
 Dominador Gomez. the former pres ident of the national party, who was busted from the last assembly on the ground that he was not a citizen and ineligible to hold office or tp vote, car ried North Manila today by small margin. The opinion is expressed that in spite of his previous disquali- ficatlon the assembly will seat Gomez.
 South Manila elected Pablo Ccampo, who was formerly a delegate from the Philippines to Washington. Senpr ocampo Is a candidate for the speak. ership
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-03
REVISE JUNGLE SAM" BOOKLET.
Booklet Will Be Redistrbuted Over
 the Country.

Secretary George R. Bedding is pre- pairing to get out a revised edition of the Uncle sam" booklet isned by the League and which contains in con densed form much information of val ne to prospective visitors The Bust ness Mems League has been distribut. ing about 150.000 copies of this book let annually but the next edition will be 100000 copies.
 In order that the publication may be reliable and correct in all particulars, Secretary Bedding requests that all hotel and boarding house proprietors who wish to have their houses listed in the booklet call at the office of the league in the Dugan-stuart building before the end of the week and fur nish him .with the necessary data re garding the size of their hotels or boarding houses. rates. etc.
 As an advertising medium the "Un- cle Sam" booklet is invaluable. It is intended to be distributed only among people who contemplate visiting this city and is sent out in reply to hun dreds of letters that are received ev. cry month at the league headquarters As soon as tn winter advertising can. paign has been fully inaugurated the mail requests for this booklet win be very great.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-03
EXTENDED MEETING.
Horsemen at Latonia Will Get More
 Chances to Win.


 Chances to Win.
 Cincinnati, Nov. 2.-The Latonfa Jockey Club decided to extend it's present meeting fourteen racing days today.
 The meeting will continue until Thanksgiving Day, but racing will be declared off on November II and 12 as the track is contracted for an aerial meet.
 Right Easy won the handicap at La tonia today by nose from Han bridge, in driving finish. Merrick fell and Jockey Page was seriously, although not dangerously injured. Attendance good, three favorites won. First Race-Five furlongs. purse sSOO: Friend Virgil won; Harry Som mers, second; Dixie Gem, third. Time, 1:OS.
 Second Race-Mile and a sixteeith, selling, purse $500; Plume won; Lea mence, second; Bottle, third. Time, 1:4S 4-5
 Third Race-Six furlongs, purse $500; Handsearette won; Hatchle Coon, second; Short Order. third. Time. 1:15.
 Fourth Race-Seven furlongs, han dicap, s400; Right Easy won; Han bridge. second; All Red, third Time, 1:27. | I Fifth Race-Seven furlongs, selling. purse $500; Tom Holland won; Fire ball, second; Joe Moser, third Time, 1:15 4-5.
 Sixth Race-Mile, selling, purse $500; Alice Baird won; Many Colors, second; Anne McGee, third. Time, 1:42.