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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12
THE DETROIT TIMES. THURSDAY. MAY "a. 1910.

cushion that graced footstool in the
Congress-st. resort, When Capt
Baker started TO investigate the case
Thursday morning, he decided TO ask
Mr.. Carter some questions and Carter
was brought over 20 the station from
the Burns hotel. A trip was made to
the place and the money was found
Carter took a different view OF at
fairs when he awoke Thursday morn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12

He ended by accusing two women
In a Congress-st. resort OF appropriate
Ing his roll OF more than Sl09. Lottie
Jackson and Mabel Miller, the two
women, were locked up Wednesday
night, but were released Thursday
morning. when the Carter roll was
found just where Carter vaguely re-
membered placing 1t.
II was lying snugly beneath a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12
HORSE LEFT no DIE.

Police Say They Notified Humane
Agent Three Times Without Avail.
Although the police declare the hu-
name agent was notified three diner.
ent times, a horse has been left To
starve In a vacant lot at Twenty-sec-
ond and florists.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12

Patrolman creedon says he called
about $3.50 Wednesday night and the
humane agent said to leave the horse
there until morning. The animal was
still there Thursday morning and pco-
pie In the neighborhood were highly
indignant.
The horse had been left there by a
rag peddler
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12

ing and told Capt. Baker he had de.
even IL he had been robbed. Never
theless. he showed genuine relief
when he caught sight of his coin. His
name does not appear upon the pro-
gram OF The Fair COED"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12
$1.5O Working Trousers at

offering
with
to them We couple hundred pairs of regular
quality A *
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12

Accuses Resort Inmates Of Robblng
Him But Later Finds Money.
Harry Carter. who says he is one or
the principals In the Elsie Janis pro-
1uction OF The Fair Co-Ed," playing
this week In the Detroit opera house.
started looking for light. life and
gayety, Wednesday evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-12

sess prr-sn stole tive ksf6 vv4<~.. -
fron the ef1ce - Harper 144.1<1I
were the property OF Drs MAJ I4I|.
and A. ID hcAlpIn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
KIRKLAND GROVE
MEETING BEGINS

ii EATHSNfLLE. VA, Aug 20
The last Of the Northern Neck camp
meetings. Kirkland Grove. situated
about two miles from here in a
grove of oaks and hickory, began
yesterday under the most favora BILE
conditions to last 10 days.
ors. John Roach Straton. of Sew
enth Baptist Church, aBltimore. and
George w. Mcdaniel. pastor Of First
Baptist Church. Richmond, will do ali
OF the preaching during the week,
The singing Will be led BY DR.. Adkins.
The first service of the encampment
was held at o'clock tonight.
The meeting is In charge of DIR.
Herbert 5, ,nrtscoll. pastor of Coan.
and f'afrfelds Baptist Churches. The
preachers of the Neck win be in at
tendance. and a number of visitors
from Baltimore, Washington and
other cities will be on the grounds
during the week
September LIST will mark the closing
OF the season OF revival metaings held
In northumberland county. August
rs usually devoted to the holding Of
these meetings, at which time the
farmers are usually at leisure. Dur
Ing the season scores Of visitors from
the cities are In the country
The revival meetings at the various
churches in the county have been
largely attended this summer, and the
meetings have been the most suc-
cessfnl In many years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
NEGRO THIEF IS
CAUGHT IN ACT
Groceryman Chased Him Several
Squares and Then Police
men Got Him.

bpDSft -AI0lnSE. u 1egfo who has
been working in an undertaking
establishment, Is now in Jail and the
charge against him is of attempting
20 burgiariously enter the store OF
Dir. George w. Goode. 252o East
Broad strest
q Inc negro was arrested at lao
10 clock Saturday morning by Police
uaafi Jordan and Toots who searched
Tor him from early in the evening
he assaa aaaay captured in his home
IzfA North 26th street
Mr.. Goodies store had been broken
Into several times and his cash regis
ter robbed. Twice he had missed
groceries from the store and had told
The police 10 be on the lookout for
the thieves,
Friday night the proprietor PLAYED
detective himself and after closing
The store made himself bed on the
floor and waited until the robber APP
peared
Goings, the negro now In jail. came
70 the rear window shortly after
seven o'clock and tried to pry open
the shutters Finding that he could
rot uafoose the clasp he succeeded in
ratsing the window and with a long
hooked wire was pulling articles from
fhe building when Mr.. Goode raised
m obJection.
Rushing cut through side door
tbs groceryman tried To catch the
fkief. but Goings was too swift of
loot and escaped after chase that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
EXCURSION TICKET
WAS LOCATED
And Captain Mcmahon Deserved
the Cigars for the Trouble He
Had in Making a Search.

captain OF Detective T. j. Mcmahon
IN the absence of any one else in
headquarters, answered call from
NO. l0o2 East Clay street, Saturday
morning and Is richer by three
activity,
twenty-five cents cigars because of his
Mr.. Herman Gholson, of Chicago.
reported that he had lost a round
trip excursion ticket valued at $50
and was certain some thief had stolen
It, Captain Mcmahon made a thor
ough search and found the ticket in
the coat pocket of MIR. Ghoison. He
was rewarded with the cigars.
And that's the way many of these
robberies occur" said Captain Nc
Mah"n., People misplace articles or
lose them and then say a robber has
been at work"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
PLENTY OF FRUIT
IN OLD PATRICK
Apples, Peaches and Pears Abund-
ami in That Section This
Year.
NEW SCHOOL FOR STUART
Fund Being Raised for Modern
and Well Equipped
Building.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
EVANSVILLE, VA, Aug. 20-sav-
Ing the very large crops OF fruit In this
county is engaging the attention of our
people Apples, peaches. pears etc.
are quite plentiful. One man on Shoot
ing creek has field OF several hun
dred pear trees. which are just begin
ming to bear. The outlook for "a fair
crop OF corn and peas is more favor
abie since the recent rains.
Agricultural addresses were made
IN the county recently which gave
much and beneficial advice upon the
subject OF agriculture in its various de-
partments.
Messrs. j. r. Sims and j. W. Bro
gan both received painful injuries re-
gently. Mr.. Sims broke an arm that
had been broken twice before, and Mr..
Brogan sprained his ankle SO that he
could not walk. Mr.. Brown, of Fayer-
dale, after spending some time at the
Patrick Springs. came home last week
very much improved of his nervous
trouble that has affected him for sew
-EraL l3loathS----------- ------------
Revival services are being held by
the various pastors of the county,
which are resulting in the addition of
a number OF persons to the different
churches,
Mfr I. IL, Ross, who has been doing
y small datrying business near here
Tor some time, will leave for Georgia
the first of next month to superintend
q large dairy. His brother, b. II.
Ross, viii take charge of his bust
ness for the present
stuart, the county seat of Patrick.
and the community around 1t is sub
seriuing large sum Of money 10 build
a schoolhouse In the town
Mr.. Nj. FL. Akers is ebuiiding large
store at Buffalo Ridge. where he ia
now doing large mercantile bust
ness.
Politics II rather quiet In the coun-
~, but the speeches that will soon be
made throughout the county will no
doubt arouse the voters. and a large
vote Will be given when the day ar
rises.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

lasted for fifteen minutes and cover
ed many squares of ground in the
suburbs, The police were then mott
ned and Goings was caught by Of
hcers Jordan and Toots in the early
morning. He asked for a continuance
when arraigned in police court and
this was granted until Tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

CLAYTON. n. C..

CLAYTON. n. c.,
MR.. NJ. GoLDsTETN,
RICHMOND, VA:
TIE SUIT RECEIVED. 1T Is
ELEGANT AND FITS BEAIrTIEIf =
L1. MRS. II is MUCH Pleas
Ed WITH 1T. I AM GLAD 10 IN
CLOSE CHECK FOR $500 HERE
WITH
WITH BEST WISHES, I AM,
YOURS TRULY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

CoLoRED BOY WANTS JOB AS BIT'
ler. waiter or useful man. Address:
| Sd. MILLER. care Richmond Vir
ginian.
EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR DE.
sires position careful driver own re
pairs. Address Nj. =. j., 1900 Wes'
!, Leigh Street
EXPERIENCED, PRACTICAL UP-TO-
date farmer wants position as man
ager. improving wornout land thor
oughly understood, stock raising
general farming and trucking. eight
years In one place. Reference IRON
same for ability character. etc. T
wANTEDBY A YOUNG MAN or
good habits, and no cigarette smok-
err. position as stenographer or
bookkeeper. or both combined Ad
dress f. Il. D.. care Richmond Nir-
ginian.
WANTED-POSlTION AS GROCER
salesman; write for experience and
references r. +. d. No. 3. BOX a.,
Wallace. y. Q.
PRINTER-GENERAL NEWSPAPER
and lad" man--open for job, can
como at once Address f. W. F.,
7l0 Washington street. Portsmouth,
WANTED BY GRADUATE IN MUSIC
at Randolph Macon. a position TO
teach piano; best OF references. Ad-
dress BOX 1o2. Amherst. Va.
WANTED--BY A FIRST GRADE VIR-
ginia teacher of several years ex-
perience. a POSITION in public or pri-
waite school: Latin and music Ad-
dres Y, care Postmaster, Poplar
I'm, Va,
WANTED--A YOUNG MAN OF SEW
eval years experience as trained
nurse is open for engagement for an
indefnate time. Can handle any
kind Of case Address. -Gz2. care.
Richmond Virginian.
MARRIED. MAN WANTS WORK OF
any kind belt LAGER. rose grower
and gardner by trade. Call or write
# sTANFIELD. sos East Main st.
PRINTER-GENERAL NEWSPAPER
and "ad." man--open for lob: can
come al once. Address e. w F.
7l0 Washington Street, Portsmouth
Va.
YOUNG MARRIED
man situation as manager on farm
experienced; can give references Ad
dress MANAGER. 1910 North Nine
teenth.
WANTED-AL ROUND PRINTER
wants position al once will go any
wheres married. All references Ad- |
dress HOWARD SHAcKELFORD.. !
l4ol Ashland Street. City
YOUNG FcOLoRED BOY 1S YEARS |
old wants position as butler or watt |
er Address CARLISLE SPENCER n
Care Richmond virginian,
fOUNG MAN 10 YEARS OLD WANTS
position; references furnished. Adj
dress sol West Cary street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
HELP.

tF YOU DESIRE A STESOG
typewriter. or help of any KING ,ss
The Richmond yirgtnisn Want AdvH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL TO LADIES' TAII,oRs,

We GIVE INSTRUCTIONS AND
LEARN YOU TO MAKE A FIRST
CHARGE BY THE LATEST M
pRONEMENT. STOP DOING THE
WORK IN THE OLD FASHIONED
Way. LOSING TIME AND WORRY
ING YOUR CUSTOMERS WITH SO
MANY FITTINGS BY TrsINo; TJTE
GOLDSTEIN BUST FORM, WHICH
SAVES MATERIAL. LABOR AND
UNNECESSARY FITTINGS AND
SEl4EiSS PADDING. YOU CAN
TURN OUT A BETTER CARMEN
FOR LESS MONEY AND MAXI
MORE PROFIT BELOW IS A LET
TER FROM ONE OF MY CUSTOM
ERS, WHOSE SUIT WAS MADE ny
THE BUST FORM AND WITHOUT
A FITTING.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

LADIES DON'T NEGLECT TOUR HAIR
complexion and nails when you can
nave work done at reduced prices
COZ E. Broad street. upstairs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

/ WXNTED@eTff65TNG< GTDfEs HS1Df
! girls to make paper boxes. Begin
| ners paid while learning. Steady
employment. light clean work and
| good wages. Apply to THE DAN
10LIH PAnER BOX co. Ross St
Position MANTED-FEMALE.
| WANTED-FAMII.Y WASHING AT
| home. or work by the day sos Abb
gall street lend OF Ninth street,.
richmond. Va.
YOUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION
as nurse. so4 st. Peter Street
WANTED-FAMILY WASHING. SIS
North Prentiss Street.
wANTED-DAY's WORK. APPLY
No. 3 North Linden street.
wANTED-FAMILY WASHING AT
home 500 IL North Sixth street.
YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES POSITION
as stenographer. Capa BILE some ex-
perience. good reference. 1ll9 n,
Twenty first street.
WANTED-TYPEwR TO DO
at home; rapid writer. Rates rea-
sonable Phone Madison 551T-L
WANTED-PoSITIO AS TEACHER
or governess by college graduate.
~ years of age, holding a first grade
ceruhcate best of references fur
nished on application. Address Nj
VIOLA LUPToN. No 278 North
Franklin Street Washington. Pa.
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. posi-
ton to teach in graded or high
school Certificate and testimonials
Address MISS A. care Postmaster
North View. Va,
a YOUNG LADY WITH TWO YEARS
successful experience In teaching,
and holding first grade certificate
wishes position in graded or one
room school state salary. Address
MISS l.. F.; care Postmaster. Ran
SONS. Buckingham county, Va,
WANTED---A POSITION TO TEACH
In private school Latin. music,
mathematics and all English
branches; good references Address
-rts.t4sss.te4y Rib
No 8. Trevilian. Va
A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE
desires a position to teach In pri-
yate family; can teach the usual
English branches and instrumental
music Address MISS X. care Posi-
master Rodophil. Va.
YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES POSITION |
as stenographer. Capable some ex-
perience, good reference. 1ll9 n. |
Twenty first street.
POSITION WANTED AS COOK IN |
some good family. sos East Leigh |
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Wants
FOR SALE.


BATH ROOM AND KITCHEN COM
Tort make a comfortable summer At
home; We can supply you with all
these comforts, we are selling the
Detroit Jewel Gas Range and other
standard makes of Gas Ranges, De-
troit Jewel Heaters for hot water in
your bath room and all those mex
pensive appliances for bath and Kit
chen, VA PLUMBING & HEATING
CO. 26 N. Ninth street
FOR SALE-PART CASH, BALANCE
monthly instaliments, one of the
finest hxtured, best stocked and
handsomest drug stores in the en-
tire South, now doing paying
business. being mparattvely Il
new store and trade increasing
daily In business and family
trade section. second to none
other busines that must have
owners personal and constant at
attention, cause of selling a splcn-
ala chance for druggist or one
with capital to invest that will
employ druggist to manage Store
on the best street and best neigh
borhood in Richmond Address D.
IT. care Richmond Niretnian
WE ARE OFFERING UNUSUAL, LOW
prices on our line of Ranges, Mantefs
and thing: now is the time to save
money II YOU are interested VA
pLuMBiNG * HEATING CO, 2s N.
Ninth street.
FOR SALE SECOND nAND BABY
carriage, good condition Cheap to
quick buyer. Can be seen at 1905
w. Gary street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

LADIES. BY PLACING THE ORDER
FOB YOUR FALL AND WINTER
SGII, RESI1RE FROM YOUR TAIL
STRAIGHT LINES AND SOFT EF-
FEET GIVEN BY THE NEW York
AND PARSIAN TAILORs AT THIs
TINE ! AN THE TAILOR WHO
SUIT AFTER THIS ORDER. AZ
SEVERAL OF MY CUSTOMERS Can
TESTIFY FOR WHOM HAVE
MADE SUITS SINCE / RETURNED
FROM INSPECTING MODELS MADE
BY SEVERAL OF THE LEADINf.
TAlLORS OF THE ABOVE MEN
TONED CITIES. II. LEWIS. IA
DIES TAILOR. zoe NORTH FIRST
STREET. PHONE MONROE 2ss5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FARM AND HOME BARGAINS.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FARM AND HOME BARGAINS.
II ACREs-A NICE LOCATION,
with buildings and orchard; close
to Ashland. Price. 1900.
so ACRES. DWELLING IN GROVE,
running water, valuable wood and
timber growth, ten miles to Rich
mond by good road. one mile to
electric line, $4,000.
$50 ACRES. WITH BRICK DWELL
ing and valuable outbuildings, i'm
provements worth more than is be-
ing asked for the property. $4,000.
PROPERTY FOR RENT AT ASH
land and homes for sale from $3.50
up.
We are on the grounds; we know
the values of property between
Richmond and Washington.
FRANK Fl. cox CO. INC,
Ashland. Va
DO YoU OWN YOUR HOME? OUR
plan OF loanine money will enable
you to be freed from landlords and
become g home owner. $3.50 per
month. plus per cent interest, on
yearly balances, pays for a 81 900
home in 1O1-2 years, but you can
pay In full at any time, thereby
stopping further interest. Write or
call on J. w. PONDER. 3436 Cham
Der Commerce Building, Richmond,
Va Phone Monroe $50.
FOR sALE-N1cE- GROOM COTTAGE
with acre and quarter OF land Shade.
water. etc. at railroad station, Fl
miles from Richmond, or exchange
for city property. OWNER, Mosley's
Junction. Va,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
POSITION wANTED-MALE.

BOY WANTS JOB AS BUT
ler. waiter or useful man. Address
Sd. MILLER. care Richmond Viz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

Wants

HELP wANTED-FEMALE
y XNTED@ 16-6TFN1 T.Tfff:S ''-'" TND
girls to make paper boxes. Begin
ners paid while learning. Steady
employment. light clean work and
good wages Apply to THE DAN
DOLPH PAPER BOX co. Ross St.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

HAIR TONIC.
If We DID NOT Know THAT NET-
. sons Hair Tonic will do all that we
claim for II we could not afford to
guarantee II. Price Soc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

PROPERTY FOR RENT AT ASH
land and homes for sale from $3.50
UP.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

FOR SALE SECOND nAND RARY
carriage, good condition cheap to
quick buyer. Can be seen at 1905
W. Cary street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

$50 ACRES. WITH BRICK DWELL
ing and valuable outbuildings, i'm
provements worth more than is be-
ing asked for the property. $4,000.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-07-14
Miss Lingrin Resigns.

The people of Brattleboro will learn
with regret that Miss Alice M. Lind
grin has resigne as nurse in charge
of the tuberculosis camp. While it
has been known for sometime by the
managers of the camp that Miss Lind
grin has resigned as nurse in charge
nouncement came as surprise to
most of the people of the town. Com
ing there in October, 1909, under the
auspices of the Brattleboro Woman S
Club Miss Lindgrin found large
amount of hard work necessary to put
the camp in shape to produce re-
suits. That her efforts have been
crowned with success is no secret.
That it has required effort is evident
from the fact that Miss Lindgrin
found herself suffering from an at
tack of exhaustion about ten days ago
and went to the Memorial Hospital
for absolute rest for week. She left
the hospital last week and will stay
with friends in that town for while
before going to her home in Glens
Falls, N. Y, where she will spend
the summer.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-07-14

whisky or any other intoxicating
liquor could be found. The result of
the raid was as follows. 2 barrels OF
Reuter- Highland Sprins beer, l bar
rel of Frank Jones Portsmouth ale, s
bcttles of Frank Jones Homestead ale
35 bottles of Harvard ale ] beer pail,
1 faucet, 8 glasses and one tea pot.
Mrs. Cerasoli was taken TO the police
station and in the afternoon appeared
before Judge Scott on q charge of
keeping with intent to sell. She
waived examination on this charge
and was bound over to the county
court in the sum OF $500, which was
furnished by Angelo Scampini The
beer was condemned to be destroyed
by the court, from which the re-
spondent took an appeal to the county
court in the sum of $50, which was
furnished by the same bondsman.
Cyr appeared in the court room and
stated that he had procured his Ii
quor from the respondent and he was
allowed to go on his own cognizance
until next Saturday when he will
come up for sentence.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-07-14
THE COUNTY CONVENTION,
There viii Be Cntests For States
Attorneys Job Next Saturday.

The Washington County Republi-
can convention will be called to or
der in Armory Hall next Saturday
by w, A. Lord of this city as temper
airy chairman and Harry c. Whitehall
of Waterbury as secretary Both of
these officers will doubtlessly be made
permanent officers of the convention.
The political pot has been rather
dull this year, only liyening up a lit
tie of late with the entrance of ]. A.
Chaplin of MiddleseX inro the race for
Senator. He will probably have the
farmers with him, as it seems to be
the general sentiment among them
that they ought to have a representa-
tive. The other offices for which
contests are in prospect are States
attorney and side judge. Benjamin
Gates has made no positive statement
as to his intentions and there are
several Barre men out for the place,
among them j. W. Carver, NJ M. CIR
don and J. w Jackson. For Judge, L.
r. Wells will probably have another
term if he wants it, otherwise Judge
w j. Clapp will move up and leave a
place open.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-07-14
The Skin OF IA 100000 Race Horse.
Isl. Louis Republican

ISL. LOUIS republican.
There is among the possessions of
August Belmont in the residence oc-
cupied by Supt Ed. Kane at Nursery
stud, near Lexington, KY, 100000
couch cover, which was greatly ad-
mired by Eleanor Robson, the charm
ing bride of tho great financier, turf
man and chairman of the Jockey
Club, when recently they stopped off
here in their honeymoon encourage
for day at this famous farm. OF
course this couch cover did not actu-
ally cost 100000 in its making, and
it's market tvalue. based on the price
of choicest leather. is nothing approx
imating that vast sum. but the senti
mentality of the wealthy master of
the Nursery would doubtless preclude
its sal eat any price, This couch COW
err is the hide and hair of the cele-
hrate drace ohrse and SIRE. st. Blaise
who had the distinction of having
been sold by auction for 100000,
and who under the weight of his 20
years and attendant inirmities of old
age. died at the Nursery october 81,
1909.
Supt Kane sent the rich chestnut
coat of st. Blaise to tanner in New
York With instructions to preserve
as much as possible of it, and it came
back beautifully finished, minus only
the skin that had covered the face and
legs, the long bright hairs of the
name and tail remaining to fall grace
fully over the head and foot of the
couch which the coat of the celebrat-
ed equine, now covers in the hallway
of Mr.. Kane's home. st. Blaise was
bred in England by Lord Arlington
an dwas failed in 1880 AS 2-year-
old he wcl four of his six races, in
GLIDING q walkover and a dead heat.
this latter with Elzeyir in the Mole
comb stakes at Goodwood.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-07-14
CALAIS.
"

Miss Rachel Thatcher returned to
her home in North Pomfret last Tues
day after visiting in town o few
days.
Mrs. Olive Wheelock of Montpelier
visited at Omar Wheelock's over the
Fourth, also Gertrude and Glee
Wheeelock
The funeral of Mrs. Martin Smith
was held from her late home last
Thursday at IL o'clock. Among those
firm out of town were Mrs. Ellen
Parks, Almon Keith and daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Perry of Barre. Mr..
and Mrs. Beach of Waterbury Center,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ford, and son of
Cabot. Interment was in Cabot. Rev.
F. E. Currier of Cabt officiated. There
was an abundance of flowers.
Virgil Kent of Holyoke, Mass, and
Mrs. Justine Kent of Montpelier Wis
tied at ~ L. Bancroft's last Friday
Homer Baker of Springfield, Mass
is boarding with Mrs Keith.
Karl Forsell was at Camp Comfort
over Sunday.
Harry Hawkins family of Mont
pelier are at his farm for the summer
months.