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The Lake County times., 1909-09-27

CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
MONDAY

B MONDAY.
D Beginning of second week of
. Grand Circuit race meeting at
D Columbus, Ohio.
q Opening of Great Western Cir
0 cult race meeting at Springfield,
o Ill.
D Beginning of aviation contests
o of Hudson-FuItOn celebration
. in New York.
y start of six-day motorcycle
. rnce on Brighton Beach track,
o New York.
q TUESDAY.
q Opening of fall meeting of the
o Westchester Racing assOcia-
. tion mt Belmont Park.
= Opening of fall meeting of
q Hamilton Jockey club at Ham
. ilton, Ont.
9 Opening of fve-day polo tour
. nament at WOodbine Park, To-
q rOnto.
o WEDNESDAY.
= Hudson Fulton celebration
. motor boat races at Yonkers,
= y. Y.
q In Seattle, Wash.
= Yale-WesIeyan fOtbaII game
q at New Haven.
o Harvard-Bates football game
. at Cambridge, Mass.
. THURSDAY.
. Opening of annual horse show
q at MOrristOwn, \. J.
. FRIDAY.
q Opening of Lesley cup golf
= matches mt Philadelphia.
. SATURDAY.
q Dominion championship bicy-
q Gle races at ScarbOrO Beach
9 Park. Montreal.
q Annual Marathon race of IL
. Iinois Athletic club at Chicago.
. Balloon races for the Gordon
= Bennett cup at Zurich, Switz-
q erIand.
9 YaIe-Syracuse football game
o at New Haven, Conn.
Harvard BOwd0fn football
. game at Cambridge, Mass.
e Brown-COIgate football game
= at Providence, r.. /.
9 Observation-Disclosures football
= game at Hanover, n. II.
o MinnesOta-Iowa football game
= at Minneapolis.
. ChIcago-Purdue football game
= Mt Chicago.
Nebraska-sOuth Dakota foot
. ball game at Lincoln.
a a a a a a a a a a a q q q q a
The Lake County times., 1909-09-27

ladies' silk gloves. The proprietors of
the Lion store are very much pleased
over the arrest and conviction OF Ryan
and think it viii have salutory af-
feet on other people in Hammond who
are guilty of petty shop lifting.
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HAVE FIGHT WITH BURGLAR.
WEDDING GUESTS POISONED.

THE INTERESTING TIMES AID AL
WAYS DENOTES THE INTERESTING
STORE.
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has been seriously i'll for the last
month, following an outing at Burt
Lake. Mich. is not changed. According
to DR.. l. B. Terrill. the attending phy-
sician, Senator Mccullough was able TO
give directions from his sick bed for
some alterations in building he owns
HAVE FIGHT WITH BURGLAR.
Two young women are on the verge
of nervous collapse and a man, said to
be Paul Benjamin, is in Jail as the re-
suit of a sensational fight with a bur
glar early Saturday morning at the
home Of Nathan Fletcher. prominent
Frankfort business man.
WEDDING GUESTS POISONED.
Forty guests in attendance at the
wedding of Miss Vern Farr and ora
Dillman at Van Buren of Marion We're
poisoned by eating some article OF
food served at the wedding banquet.
and eighteen of the number were in
serious condition for several hours. and
required medical attention.
THE INTERESTING TIMES AID AL
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CONTINUED from Page one.l
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-17
Randolph Continued.

]. F. Mead started last night for his
ranch at Dickinson, n. d.
Max Thomas began work yesterday in
the gristmin of H. P. Sanford.
Mrs. Margaret Gay of South Ryegate is
staying at Willard Gays for a short
time.
Miss Gertrude Hernandez of New York
reached town Tuesday from Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. G. P. Lamson returned Monday
from an absence of several days in Bur
lington.
Mrs. George ]. Prince was in Lebanon.
n. H, over Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
c. W. Miller.
Miss Nellie Perrin, a teacher in the
Bellows Falls high school, is staying at
Henry L. Grants.
Mrs. ]. L. Harper and daughter, Ber-
nice, OF Waterbury, Conn, are at Harvey
Harper's on Fish hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Bass aud Miss
Elaine are in Boston as the guests of DR..
and Mrs. Gilman A. Wheeler
Mrs. E. e. Fish Of Richmond left
Monday after week spent among rela-
tives and friends in this village.
z. L. Hills, who was in misera BILE
health all winter, has begun to gain
with the approach Of warm weather.
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AuetIon--2o Head Of cattIe.


Having sold my farm in South Ran
dolph, l will sell at public auction
on said farm Wednesday, June %, at ..
m, the following
Seven cows, all in full flow of milk I;
two are full blooded Ayrshires from q
registered herd; most OF the others are
Grade Holstein; one heller two years, due
in milk.
One Holstein bull, born Oct. ~, 1907,
Reg. No. 50, 22s; sire's dam has q record
as q two-year-old of s0.s5 lbs. butter in
80 days.
One Grade Holstein bull, one year old
eight yearling heifers, Grade HoIstein
and Guernsey.
One pr. Devon steers, three years old,
COX handy"
Brood mare with foal by side; this is
the well-known DR.. Newell mare, q first
class driver and fearless. Her two colts
prove her to be one of the best brood
mares in town.
One yearling colt out OF above mare
and a youngster hard to beat for style and
quality.
One brood SOW due in September; eligi-
BILE to registration in o. l. c. record.
Some four tons hay, moving machine
and some other farming tools, stove wood
and few household goods, stove, etc.
/ II rainy, sale will be next fair day. ae
/ c. c. Paine, East Bethel, VT.
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Continued on page 81
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SEARCHING for q wife.

Am mining man, "a years old, never
married, good health, character and some
accomplishments. Have accumulated
over $4,000 in Nevada mining and will
settle down in beautiful California with
the woman of my choice. Desire to
know lady IS to 80 years old, fair look
ing. possessing good common sense and
who would appreciate good home. No
objection to widow. All correspondence
confidentially received. 3w ae
John w. Grant, Truckee, California.
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Public Examinations Of Teachers.
Exeurslon. June ID. sos.

The Central Vermont railway will run
the first of its popular excursions for a
five hours sail on Lake Champlain, June
goth. Special train will leave Bethel at
Z :3s g. M, Randolph at 1852 q. m, con-
Meeting with the steamer Ticonderoga at
Burlington. Seasonable hours. very low
fares, an enjoyable trip. See handbills
fol- particulars. ae
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Take Notice.

have moved my boot and shoe shop
from Cushman block over to No. 1, Du-
Bots & Gays block, Merchants Row,
where shall be pleased to see all my old
customers and many new ones. Repair
ing and cleaning talking machines done
in fisst-class manner. ct E. e. VanOrnam.
Pr Also storage room to rent at
reasonable prices.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-17
Teaehers' ExamInatlon.

The final examinations for teachers
certificates under the county examiner
will be held as follows:-Bradford, June
% and %; Chelsea, June "a and %. The
examinations will begin at 9 q. M.
John M. Comstock, County Examiner.
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Miss Cora J. Bliss,
IN A. M. HUBBARD'S STORE.
,commIssloners' NotIee.

The undersigned having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court, for the District OF Ran
dolph, Commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
Just the claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate Of Paul Wagner, late Of Braintree, In
said district, deceased, and all claims exhibited
meet for the purpose Aforesaid at the hotel
IN the town Of Braintree, W., in said
day OF October next, from 10 O'Clock a. M. until /
O'Clock p. m, on each OF said days and
that six months from the 18th day ~ NAV.
a. D. 1903, r. the time limited By said Court
for said creditors to present their claims to US for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Braintree, VT, this It'll day Of
June. A. d. 1908. 1858
LUCIUS WEBB. -.
GEO. W. SCOTT. com'rs
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Boynton hot air furnace. Does good
work. Coal or Sx12 inch wood. viii be
sold at very low price. tt E. A. Thomas
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Special Mestipe, Village Of Randolph
WARNING.

The legal voters of the village OF Ran
dolph are hereby notified and warned to
meet in the high school building on Main
street in said village on Tuesday, the 29th
day Of June, ut 2 80 o'clock in the after
noon, to act on the following business
!. To hear the report Of the committee
on electric lighting. in pursuance OF vote
Of village, and to take such action there
on as may be deemed advisable. including
the raising and appropriation of money
for such lighting il thought necessary.
2. To see II the village will vote to in
crease the rate Of tax from sixty-three
cents on the dollar of the grand list. rs
voted at the last annual meeting, to sixty
five cents on the dollar, for convenience
of figuring and collecting.
g. To do any other business proper to
do 1t said meeting.
v. /. Spear, Village Clerk.
Randoiph Vt lime 1Q0Q
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ExamInatlon for Free TuItIon.

Examination for free tuition in, and adj
mission to, secondary schools will be held
in the Randolph high school on Thurs
day and Friday, June "a and rs.
fl. w. Lewis, superintendent Randolph
district union schools.
Public Examinations Of Teachers.
Examinations for teachers will be held
at White River Junction June 21-22
Bethel, June 1924; at Chester, June "a
rs. ae
n. ]. Whitehill, Examiner of teachers
for Windsor county.
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Randolph, Vt, June ., 1903.
'The JInaIe BOOB. /"

The many readers Of this paper who
have enjoyed the real wit, satire and phil
csophy wrapt up in the original verses
contributed by Miss Georgia White a.
leaders for her local column in this paper
during the twelve years that she has con-
Quoted that department will be glad to
know that she has finally yielded 10 the
frequent desire expressed, aud, in aid Of
worthy local institution, the Randolph
sauatorium, has made careful selection
from these sparkling bits of poetry,
which the Sanatorium Aid society has
had published in pamphlet form for sale
The book contains 81 pages, with neat
cover, and geographically keeus pace
with its text, which embodies 81 differ
ent rhymes, written as the author says in
her preface, "from week to week to add
the spice of variety" to her local column
There is also a large half-tone cut Of
the sanatorium buildings, which institu-
ton will realize all the profit that comes
from the sale of the work. The cost is so
cents per copy, and copies may be found
or ordered at Grants drug store, Ran
doIph, VT, H. o. Bixby's, Chelsea, VT,
and r. H. Lyons, Bethel, VT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-02-11

FAVOR OF
SCALE co.
Aaron Freedman Was Sued
for Possession of Scales
--WiII Appeal.
CLAIMS LOCAL COURT
HAS NO JURISDICTION

There was an interesting argument in
the district court this morning when
the suitsof the Money Weight Scale
Company against Aaron Freedman was
tried. Lawyer Thomas Brown repre-
sented the plaintiff and Leo Goldberger
the defendant.
Judge Lyon gave Judgment to the
scale company and Mr.. Goldberger said
he would certiorari 1t to the supreme
court on the grounds that the court had
no jurisdiction in the case.
The suit was on replevin for posses
sion of computing scale valued at
$125, which was until recently in Mr..
Freedman s possession. The trouble
followed the closing of Harry Rein q
butcher shops. The Perth Amboy Beef
Company held mortgage ON the fix
lures in the butcher stores and took
possession of the goods including the
scale Later the beef company loaned
it to Mr. Freedman who refused to give
it up to the Money Weight Scale Com
pany when they claimed that it belong
ed to them, as 1t was not paid for. The
scale company replevined it and the
case was argued in the district court
this morning.
Lawyer Goldberger raised a number
of objections and FOR time the argu-
ment was decidedly interesting, but
Judge Lyon gave possession of the scale
to the plaintiff.
Mr.. Goldberger says he will appeal
the case for the following reasons and
lis positive that he will win in the su-
preme court:
Because the case was not on the list
on January 25, the day of the return.
Because it was not adjourned accord
ing to law.
Because no state of demand was filed
on the return day.
Because the bond of the plaintiff af-
ter the scale was replevined was not
approved by the court as the statutes
provide.
Because the company did not prove
that they were a corporation. also be-
cause they did not produce any books
to show that money was owed on the
scale.
Case Non Suited.
The case of Louis l.. Rively against
Alfred Johnson was non-suited and the
suit of Hyman Richman against the
Adams Express Company, discontinued.
Twelve cases were adjourned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-02-11
HOLIDAY IN NEW YORK.

Observance VIII Close Most Business
Places In Greater City.
New York, Feb. 11.-This city will
celebrate lincoln day by practically
great display of bunting and other
forms Of decoration.
Lincoln's birthday has been a great
holiday in New York for several years,
and the general cessation of work is
an annual occurrence. but tomorrow
even those business houses which have
heretofore failed to observe the holi-
day will close their doors. Stores, of
fees, shops and dwelling houses will
Me adorned with flags, and a greater
display Of bunting than has ever be-
fore marked a holiday in the metropo-
lis is expected.
Mayor Mcclellan has issued a proc
lamation calling on citizens to decorate
their homes, and he has asked Presi-
dent Roosevelt to order the firing OF
the national salute from every United
States warslip, wherever 1t may be.
Lincolns Gettysburg addgSss is TO be
read IN every army post and on every
war vessel. Governor Hughes has
been requested TO have a salute fired
from all the state batteries.
For several months a committee OF
prominent citizens has been laboring
TO make Lincoln centennial day one of
the greatest in the history of the city.
Owing TO the season, however, there
will be no outdoor features Of the eel
ebration. Probably the part Of the
city's program that has attracted most
attention among the people is the
gathering of the city's school children
in the public schools.
Tomorrow's program is as follows:
At a. M, national salute from all
the forts In the harbor and all the bat
tleships in port, including the vessels
Of the New York naval militia and the
batteries Of the national guard.
At 1890 and IL a. M, exercises in
all the churches and synagogues.
At 130 8. m., exercises in all the
schools, public and parochial, with the
reading of the Gettysburg address at
noon.
At 2 p. M, exercises in Cooper I'm
Ion, where Lincoln delivered his great
speech on Feb. 27, 1860; also reading
Of the Gettysburg address In, the the
aters.
At Sp. NJ, exercises In all the armo-
ries of the city; musical festival at
Carnegie hall; musical festival in the
great hall Of City college, where Will
liam Webster Ellsworth will deliver
his illustrated lecture, Abraham Lin
coin, Boy and Man"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-02-11
FIND SECOND
STREET DUMP
AS DESCRIBED
Health Commissioners Visit
Today verifies Complaints
of People Living Nearby.
WILL TAKE MATTER
UP WITH COUNCIL

The Second street dumping grounds
were found to be in very unsanitary
and filthy state this morning, when they
were visited by the sanitation committee
of the Board of Health. The inspection
was made following number OF com
plants from residents in that vicinity
The sanitation committee, consisting
of Messrs Henderson, Kreielsheimer and
snedeker, found the grounds just about
as described by Claus Stoeckel, who sp-
peared before the board Tuesday night.
Dear animals were found strewn about,
papers were continually being lifted by
the wind and decaying refuse lay ex-
posed within few feet of the street.
So disgrseeful are the conditions that
the committee will lose no time IN ask
ing the committee on streets and sewers,
of the Board of Aldermen, to make
plans to remedy it at once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-02-11
CHECAG0'S CENTENNIAL.

Flags and Decorations-Meetinas In
Halls and Parks.
Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE principal fea-
ture of the Lincoln day celebration I'm
Chicago will be the great mass meeting
in the Auditosium, in which the city's
leading citizens and the guests of the
municipality will join. In addition, there
will be meetings In sehoolhouses, halls
and in the field houses Of all the public
parks. The municipal Fairgrounds will
be decorated with hags and bunting,
and pictures Of Lincoln will be dis
played conspicuouslx.
Continued on page -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-02-11
President Roosevelt Will
Speak at the Lincoln Farm
in Kentucky.
SOUTH TO OBSERVE DAY
Example of Arkansas Gov
ernor in ProcIaiming a
SemihoIiday Followed.
SPECIAL LINCOLN STAMP
The Day in New York, and
Chicago and at Martyrs
Old Home.

Washington, Feb. II. - Indications
coins birthday this year than ever
before. Not only will all of the states
in the north honor the great emanci-
pator, but great many Of the south
ern states will celebrate the centen-
nial of the birth of the man who as
progress many years ahead for them.
Arkansas has taken the lead in the
southern demonstration, Governor
Donaghey having issued a proclama-
tion making Feb. II half holiday
and calling attention to Lincolns
greatness as a man.
The celebration in the national capt.
tai will take the form of meetings, at
which addresses will be made by men
Of national and local prominence.
A feature Of the day at Washington
that will be of national interest win
be the issue of the special Lincoln two
cent stamp. 1t will be red and will
bear a portrait of Lincoln taken from
the statue by st. Gaudens in Chicago.
President Roosevelt will speak at the
Lincoln farm in Kentucky, Vice Pres
ident Fairbanks will be In Harrisburg
Pa. and many Of the other leaders Of
public life here Will be at their homes,
but sufficient number will remain In
Washington TO give the celebration a
national character to some extent.
The large negro population of the city
has made elaborate preparations for
honoring the one hundredth birthday
Of the great liberator. BY act Of CON
gress tomorrow will be legal holiday
In the District of Columbia and the
territories.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-02-11

The one -hundredth anniversary of
the birth of Abraham Lincoln will
be appropriately celebrated in this
city tomorrow. Many events will
take place in the evening, and dur
ing the day several affairs will be
carried out.
Tom orrow as a holiday will be
more closely observed in this city
than it ever has been in the past.
The post office, banks and most of
the stores will be closed and none of
the city buildings will be open. In
response to Mayor Bollschweiler's
appeal many citizens will display
"Old Glory"
Exercises in Schools.
Exercises will be held in the
schools today, the programs being
chiefly on the life of Lincoln. An
elaborate program will be carried
out in the high school this afternoon
and at school No. the upper grades
will hear an address on Lincoln by
Rev William H. Bawden, pastor of
the First Baptist church.
At the close of the exercises in
| the schools this afternoon every
pupil will be presented with flag,
4,700 having been given by Albert
Leon, of the firm of Leon & Roes-
sler.
Events Tonight.
For tonight there are several
events. THE Squaw Man" with
Dustin Farnum in the title role, will
be presented at the Majestic theatre,
and In Washington hall there will
be a ball for the benefit of the Ital-
ian earthquake sufferers.
To Keep Open House.
Goodwill Fife G. Drum Corps will
keep open house all day tomorrow
| in their rooms in the Cohen building
in State street, and tn Westminster
Cadets in the Presbyterian chapel
tomorrow night.
Lincoln Tea for Hospital.
Tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. James s. Wight, in High
street, the annual Lincoln tea for
the benefit of the hospital will be
held under the auspices. of the La
dies Auxiliary to the City Hospital.
The affair will start at O'Clock in
the afternoon and last until 6. 1t
will be resumed again at and close
at 10 o'clock In the evening.
Banquet at Packer House.
A notable event tomorrow night
will be the patriotic banquet at the
Packer House, which has been ar
ranged by Mayor Bollschweiler and
comm ittee composed of Joseph e.
Stricken, William H. Pfeiffer, DR.. w.
e. Ramsay and Harry Conard. Near
lily $50 tickets have been sold for the
banquet and decorations and music
will add to the occasion. The prin-
cipal speakers will be Judge Boor-
aem and Senator Silzer, of New
Brunswick; Mayor Treganowan, of
South Amboy; and Mayor Bollsch-
weller.
The menu will be as follows:
Caviar on Toast
Oysters on the Half Shell
SOUP
Clam Broth
RELISHES
Celery Radishes Olives
Broiled Finnan Haddie Pommes Julienne
Scallops a la Newburg
Deyiled Crabs
ENTREE
Fillet Of Beef with Mushrooms
Green Peas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-02-11
5 COAL PIRATES ARE
CAPTURED BY LEH|CH
VALLEY R. R. SLEUTHS
ostofLOngshoremenA AdmitCharges
After Sensational Land and Water
Chase in Night.
SEEN BY DETECTIVES AT WORK

detectives Of the Lemgh
Valley number charged with steal
McDermott local
railroad special the raid with Chief anes and it was
carried out successfully, We being caught
described themselves follows
Pckersg this morning: Charles johnson
DID,
Oum, years William Mcdonald thirty
nine years OLD of
Odum sad it
protested his
loaded with he had
Bought captain of Amboy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-02-11
Lincoln Centennial in Perth
Anbov Will Be Well Observed
ROMAN PUNCH
ROAST

ROMAN PUNCH
ROAST
Long Island Duck, Currant Jelly
Sweet Potatoes Maryland
Lettuce Salad
DESSERT
Vanilla Tee Cream Assorted Cakes
Bent s Water Crackers Camembert
and Roquefort Cheese
Cafe Noir
A private banquet in the fourth
ward has been arranged for tomor-
row night.
Germans to Celebrate.
There will be a rousing German
celebration in Braga hall tomorrow
night in honor of Lincoln. An ex
tensive program has been arranged
in which every German in the coun-
ty will participate. Excellent music
has been procured
Ball of w. o. W.
The com bined degree teams and
uniformed rank of the two local
camps of the Woodmen of the World
will hold a ball in Washington hall
tomorrow night.
Judge Adrian Lyon will go to
Plainfield to deliver an address. and
DR.. Frank Crowther will speak at a
dinner of the Lincoln Republican
Club at Asbury Park.
There will be a reunion of the
Third Z. S. Regiment at Railway to
night and several, including John
Danner, from this city Will attend
Mr.. Danner was instrumental in ar
ranging the reunion.
Nearly a dozen private parties will
be held tomorrow night, as invita-
tions have been out for the past
week.
Not few will go to New York to-
morrow to visit the theatres. while
the local playgoers may enjoy Fritz
Hortiz in THE Wandering Musician
at the Majestic, or an excellent vau-
deville show at the Bijou theatre.
The EVENING NEWS relay team
will run to New Brunswick tomor-
row and try to break previous rec
ords.
Fourth Ward Democrats.
Arrangements were made for
keeping their club rooms open to-
morrow and entertaining friends, at
a meeting of the Fourth Ward Dem
ocratic Club last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-02-11
DEATH AND DAMAGE
TO PROPERTY CAUSED
BY BIG WIND STORM
Worst in Years and Many Suffer-
Woman Dies from Fright in TOT
tenvi||e-- --FerNboat in Trouble.
HAVOC ON THE WATER GREAT

With wind rain the that this section did much
fury off the blew OF buildings
nearly
died
the frightened
roofs
Along
and
frryboat puto outo o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-02-11
DANA SOCIETY WILL
HOLD ANOTHER EVENT

AT the meeting of Dana Relief
Society, held in Dana hall last night,
plans were discussed for another en-
tertainment to be given in March,
when it is expected that another
play will be presented by members
of the society.