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The Washington times., 1910-09-02

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
IHICT OF COLUMBIA Holding a Dis
tTlct Court In re- The extension Of ColUn-
0la road Northwest. IN the District OF
Columbia District Court. No SO Notice
IS Hereby given that the Commissioners o.
Ihe District CT Columbia, pursuant 10 the
provisions OF an Act appro-ed March q 1910
entitled IN Act to authorize the extension
OF Columbia Road Norfbv-est IN a. MS
triet Of Columbia have dIed a petition IN
thls Court praying the condemnation Of the
lSnd necessary for the extension Of Columbia
read Northwest. through parcels uinety-five-
Two. ninety-flve-fOur. and ninety-five-five.
With a width Of Seventy-rive feet. in the
DlsITlct OF Co ulnDla as shown on a map
O plat fled with the said petition. as part
thereof, and praying also that a Jury OF i've
5udtciOUs. experienced, dis-nterested men who
A--a-l Dc 1ree1oi1ers within the District u
Columbia lOt related 10 any person inter
ested IN these proceedings and not In the
service OF employment Of me Districr ri
Columbia or OF the United States be sum
E12E1sd by the United states Marshal for The
District OF Columbia 10 assess the damages
each owner o. land 10 be taken may sustain
- reason o. ne extension OF the aforesaid
ColJn bia Road, and the condemnation or
the land necessary for the. purposes thereof.
80 70 assess as Dement'S resulting theTer-olu
lEe entire amount Of said damages. plus the
costs OF this proceeding upon the land abut-
1lE2S upon the said Columbia Road 70 be
extended, and also upon all ether pieces and
parcels Of land which The Jury NAV ina
VIII be benefited b. the said extension OF
said Columbia Road. as provided for by the
Aforesaid Act o. Congress Il is b. the
Court, this End day OF August, A. D 1910
IN these proceedings be. and they are hereby
warned and commanded 10 appear in This
Court on u before the md day OF September
A D 49, Al ten O. CLOCK A n and con
tinue In attendance until the Court shan
nave made its 1laI order ratffyiug ana CON
hTmlng the award Of damages and the as
easements OF benefits Of the jury TO be en-
paneled and sworn herein. and i is ~f---fra.r
Ordered, that copy OF this notice and Orl.cr
o published once IN the Washington Law
Reporter. and On six secular days IN ms
Washington Times, the Washington Herald
aaQ The Washington Post, neuspape-s r-lh-
lished IN the District, commencing AZ least
twenty days before the said z.Ifi ,fav -
September A D. 1910 Il is further Ordered
that q copy O this notice and order be served
by The United States Marshal or -
SePUtles upon such owners OF The land 70
Dc condemned herein may be found by
the said Marshal OF his deputies Within -
District Of Columbia. and upon the tenants
and accupants OF the same before the said
End C1y Of SEPTEMBER. A y. 1919 BY &c
Court tSisned)s ASHLEY " GOULD JUS
tee tSesl-} 4 True Copy. Test 7 =
YOUNG, Clerk By p P BELEJ-. ASA
C-erk- zu29-6c
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AUCTION SkLES

THOMAS BOWLING s. CO. Auctio-reeTs-
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY PEB-
BLE-DASH FRAME BUILDING CON
TANNING APARTMENTS AND BARBER
SHOP. KNOWN AS NO. So EICHOLS
ANEN T. ANACOSTIA. D. .
Default having been made IN payment OF
interest or debt secured by that certain deed
q trust dated February 18Th 1865 and re-
one q the Land Records for the Dl-s-.SS
o. Columbia. tie undersigned trustees VIII
offer Tor sale BY public auction On SATURDAY.
the Third Day CT September. 1910. At Two
Thomas Do~lins s. Company. 40 CD Z
Street y W Washington. d g. the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in the
County OF Washington. District % Columbia
% % the subdivision Of tsles Barry Farm
as per plat Thereof recorded IN Book Levy
Court No = page ]. Of the records o. the
Surveyors Office OF said District Beginning
Tor the same JhIrty-three (53B feet norJher5y
from the southeast corner Of said Lot One
ID thence nOrther!y thirty-turee (33J feet
thence parallel with the northern BOUNDARY
line Of said lot, five hundred and twenty
eighr t51SJ feet TO Nichols Avenue: thence
southeriy on the east I1e OF said Nichols
avenue tElrty-thTee Cd 1ee-s thence parallel
1Ve hundred and tvvsnty-eizht t52s) feet to
the place q beginning together with the
Improvements thereon above
TERMS OF SALE--One-Jhird OF the pur
chase money 20 be paid in casa. the balance
20 be paid In equal instruments al one AID
two years bearing interest at six per cent
from day Of sale, and 10 be secured 5y deed
OF trust on the property sOids all cash AZ
purchasers option Deposit OF two hundred
dollars required at time Of sale, which VIII
be forfeited unless purchaser complies with
terms q sale within fifteen days thereafter
BENJAMIN F LEIGHTON.
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS
Trustees
Acknowledgements Building.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Folovving schedule figures published
= = = iT7foruati0u and are not guaranteed.
'1i - = Atlanta. Birmingham, M0bIl7. New
= y ashsSiI,e a and 10-s5 D. n
"a - 1,l,sttarooc2 and Memphis. 500 q n
Us - roaDoI<e. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Bir-
--,ir.rl,sra. Se- Orleans 1910 p
- T5.,arolco KrinvrfiIe. CHATTANOOGA Nasn.
lille Memphis s-Ie a. m daily tSlee :
car open after 10 , M
FOR Atlanta Birmingham. CoIursbh A.
CHARLESTON AuguSta. Aiken. Savanna 4. Jack
Eo-vslIe and Florida points. s.I5 . m daily
L s. BROWN. General Agent
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To LOAN Oh REAL estate

MONEY TO LOAN m approved city real
estate al lowest current rates Special priv
IleEes with respect 20 prior payments. Large
amounts q speciality TYLER & RCTEEE-
FORD. go 18th ST y. W
MONEY 10 LOAN o. -. <. REAL. ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest Payments On
prizc!psI Il amounts o. 800 more re-
cstxed at any interest period The z. Il
SMITH CO. Bond Bldg 1905 y Z
NONET TO LOANED 20 $1,000 On D G
rsal estate. Interest low. and al trans
actions conducted with economical .ons-csra-
ZION Tor borrowers
WI Il SAUNDERS & CO.
rzG7 ST.
no~EY 70 LOAN At 10 WEST RATES or
INTEREST CT d - Real Estate. Sc IN
reasonable Celag-
WALTER II ACRER
--~~ ST ~ W
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5 BENSINGEE- AUCTIONEER s81-zlI gln
st y W--Iu accordance with section is
Of The Revised Statutes Of ths United states
relating TO the District Of Columbia. the
undersigned VIII sell at public auction al
The establishment Of 5 BsnslnEer- sH3-s1I sth
St y W. the ninth day of September.
1910 az loco o'clock a n. one gray horse
EDWIN , HESSE- Chief taIso Property
Clerk. Metropolitan Police Department
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. ;.
- - 80.

LEAVE UNION STATT5T=--
ROYAL Blue LINE
Ever other Hour On the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW TIRE
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
-7-c0 a. u--Dlner, Pullman ParlC- Css.
800 a. u--5-hoUr train cafe ParIor Car
1900 a. rn--Cafe Farlcr Car
81 GO a. u--Diner and Pullman E,sr.or Car
100 p. u8--DIner and Pullman Pss.o- Car
"s.o9 p E----Fs0yaI Limited Al Pullman
FJ-e-hour-
4s-O0 .. ra.-Coaches 10 Philadelphia
go ? Ia--DIner and Observation Par-os
$50 D n--CCaches 20 New York
~1Z-15 N-T--S4eepers % New York
80 q u--SicePers % Philade- Pais s.ld Sew
ATLANTIC CITY. fs.oo. 's.oo. tl.o8 = Z.
i4'-' - To Baltimore.
EVERY HOUR or THE HOUR"
iWeck Days. . a. IA 20 u p NJ
SO. f5-0o, ts-5o 4-o0 10 $50 $50. 's-c3.
.l-o0 d:I5' zee 80, fs.-4 $50 f4-99.
+4-t5 $50 e5-C3. so. T5-00 $50. TT-o1 sS-GJ
4g.6e slO.IO. s1U-s5. "II-50. s1Z-15- y 7
WESTWARD
CHICAGO So, $50 p n
CfNCINNATI. ST LOUIS and LOUIS
VILE $50 a m, H4-05 p n, HI2-1B night
PTTTSBURG. $40 a. M IL. $40 ?
1920 night Sleeper ready % ? n
CLEV ELASD. "9-I0 , n
COLUMBUS. $50 ?
TvTr-ET.INSG- $40 a n f5-5G > n
CUMBERLAND. SIS P II. queen CITY
sF WssT-S1cHEsrER. tslO a N. ts.5. +s=os
? FREDERICK fs.2o. 49:IC. ts.s0 a n. a:sa.
IA HSG Frs 1910 J. n. +5.9o ?. n
.Dailv. Except sunday sunday only
TELEPHONES al al OF the following
Ticket Ofdces- 1417 G St Iel- Main 1885, S.
staJio1 Ticket Oface- Main 7Sso; Inforz.A-
fFr-, Bureau Main tSSo-
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FOR RENT-FARMS

SMALL. FARM, IS u acres; s-room house.
garden. north Of heusingtoB- Call IN per
sen Mrs. :. {. DAVIS. kensiEgton, Nd
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PHYSICIANS
DR. SHADE, Specialist, 72S 18th st.

DR. SHADE, Specialist, 72S 18th ST.
washington-s Oldest Specialist
50 years practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases. also stomach. lungs. asrh-
ma. cGtarrh. appendicitis, liver, heart, kid
neys, bladder, structure. discharges general
skin diseases Special and private aiIraentg
Of both sexes cured quickly. usuitatioa
Tree. Hours. 10 70 1 and 10 $50 daily.
Sundays, 10 10 Il Chandler Building Eleva-
Tor and phone
Paralysis. 1ufautiIe Paralysis, Etheu9rla ISM
BTlEhrs Disease. Consumption. Cancer. In
visible so-called Ailments Yield readily 10
RCED-restoring the-Blood Circulation
treatment Information, references. pamph-
LET'S and consultation by mail az 0fGce
Free Please investigate Prof. II. y d
PARKER. 1922 Sth st y w Washington
l. G Hours, 10 70 :.
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RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets.
The Washington Rug Weaving Co. Office
sod works. eGl 9Th 81 y " Main 81
HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn ear
Pets we guarantee our work ECLIPSE
RIG WEAVING CO. 23s Ca ave Phone
1zzf-T.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

X SEGA ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING SII L az. ~
". PHONE -. Sc z
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WALL PAPER

tai O. " HUH 81 = st n Z
rooms papereds great reduction Tor next >
days estimates cheerfuIIy given W h
MARTIN & BRO. 81 y - ave 3 z
SEE NE before having your house papered
Rooms papeTed from s. up RICHARD
CARLISLE. 4s5 New York ave Phone North
25zi-
ROOMS PAPERED. s. up send postal for
SAMPLES and estimate CHAS- p HISAN
Il9 "a st s l. Line c299 II
ROOMS PAPERED. s. up Wall paper. C
&C. and sc piece Wc-S guaranteed lie
PRECE. SCI Z 81 \ " Phone North 54SL
PAPERHANGTc-G AND PAINTING.
FIrst-class work at lowest prices
] P BOWEN Us 6th 81 5 E Line IS 7
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W0RYlGMEN'S WANTS

WORKING --%-This is the zone best bet
That a tailored. slightly used s,Ist. low as
g up 20 SIS. and prices betwee7. saves
money clean, It's Up to you. We mean: one
price JCSTH'S OLD STAND. 6Is. d
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR sALE-Sfx lots at Daniel Park. Nd
a. 50 each BOX .. Times oIlce-
FOR SALE-Four lots near ne- 18th st
Price THAI viii yield large profit and G.
room house OWN--F}, S5Ql I0-h ST y w
WHO CAN BEAT THISz d nice lot s0zI51
close 10 Connecticut ave- this side OF
Circle for $780, part cash, balance monthly
BOX G., Times Office
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WANTED-HOUSES

A GOVERNMENT CLERK wants hose o.
20 rooms at monthly rent OF So 20 So
suburbs preferred. AMERICAN LAND CO.
81 Isfh 81 y W
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For Rent

FOB REST-Sept 1. 9 5-room houses -
Bslsto1. Va. SO per month eacEs G =
sir25l< located near electric cars JULIA y
p BALDWIN. Ballston. Va
FOR RENsT-NsN s-roon cottage. one -
Ezre; rear car line C17 I5ta 81
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sFABOARD An Line M.

= 6afiv--'sses board Fast Afsu"
1e-e9 ----raS ara Pullman seepers u
.Eou--.b and Jacksonville Parior car jack
,,-5lIe 20 Tampa Through Sleeper -
A 49, n daiIy-'-Sesboard Es-Press.-' cleo
t-- - riehted sIeepers and observatioa car
trlcails Zen electric fans Through ser
eqoiPt s-,-a-nah Jacksonville. Tampa. Al
, ylee - B;i.Tnlingharn- and Memphis Dining
cars oee~e- 1as New York ave y. "
IicAe' HARDWOOD. C T A
cEO 4 PHILLIPS D P a
sN c. P a. Portsmouth. "a
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HERE ARE A FEW OF THE extraordinary
bargains in fine upright pianos offered dur
ing this expansion sale Stied. so, Chick
ering. $780, Pease. $50 Vose. $3.50 kimbaII.
s15G; Hartman. $50 Chase. $50. Shoninser,
$50, Milton. SEQ Fischer. $50 Weber, $50.
and many others Easy terms Auto-piano.
good condition. $50 O :. DeIOLL * CO..
Cor 12Ih and q SIS
FOR SALE-StIeff StelaSTay Knabe shaw.
kohier & Campbell, Mason & Haulliu. and
q number OF other used pianos Eacri-
icing prices; must sell 20 make room Tor
new stock CHAS II STIEEF- I0fS-I0I3 +
- - " J. c. COSLIFF. aEanaEsr-
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FOR STORES

CONFECTIOSEF ard school supply store
surrounded by schools Tor sale cheap with
living rooms cheap rent BOX g. Times
Office.
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DENIISTRI

Special PIiceS-ShOrt Notice.
81 sets OF teeth for SO SO sets o. teeth
1or s. IS sets Of teeth for s. IS sets Of
teeth foT 81 God crowns. s.. BridsswOrE.
8 20. Filings. SOC EXtractiOns absolutely
painless. ARMY AND NAVY PAIN
LESS DENTISTS. Cor 9TH and SIS Er-
trance SIS T " W $50 q N 10 , IL
Phone Main S2zs Al
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

S~Aedr1Ie Of Excursion Trains u and ron
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JULY I. 1eIl
Subiect 10 Change Without Notice
--0~naVS TO FRIDATS. INCLUSIVE
(.o57r leave District Line AZ 50 and lbs
2-SG $50. 7-45. and S-s5 D IN
= pefrruirE leave the Beach at s-S5 = Il
- --6G CSC, 500. and 1900 ?. II
SATURDAYS
c5-er leave District I.sne. At S-25 and If-53
Zen geo. $50. rs. and 9-s5 - n
pe-.-ntng leave the Beach al 6-55 a n.
-' CT-NDATS AND HOLIDAYS
r-.-,- Issxe District Line at s-z5 and ITO
75-O9 500 acc, 1,s5. and 9ss5 ,. n.
. r1-- - leave the Beach at 100 a. H.
- 90 500 S-o0- $50 and Ie-G9 ,. n
---1~' PAUL Y WATERS
General Manager
- .,-.-r York ave. car for District Lias
s.z - T1r additional iufornaC-oas Tee
-te---- 1870
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TEN-ROOM HOUSE with cellar. f,Irnace
heat h acres rich fertile Iacd, fine lawn
and hedge flowers, CutbuiIGinss- near school
and churches; . min to electric cars > min.
% steam. smaH cash payment bal . years.
Price $3.50. See ne for farms and subIr-
5aa places OF all kinds Also acreage and
homes near Congress Heights y. c
J JEROME LIGHTFOOT
1904 y 81 y w Branch Congress Heights
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COME OUT SUNDAY.
For Sale OF Rent

FOR SALE Or RENT-6--oon bunrz-ovrs-
large lot convenient 70 cars, $3.50 ruoa-h
a W LALLEFGT. kenllvrcrth- D c Fo- .
1853 7 Lincoln. Or h y. TAPLIN. 1907 F >:
y W. Fone @346 Main
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CSEQUALLED AT S3,sc0
ENTIRELY DETACHED
$ew 7-roo-u. slate roo. ru-Le-u dwelling
on large, shady IOs. wide porches. cabinet
mautels5 bay window. only - minutes 20
Treasury Easy FERNS
HUGH A THRIFT. Union Trust Building
FOR SALE-Tvo s-story buildings. s apart
TueErz. 5 and bath each coal and
gas ranges caeiner mzn-els- Gays rented
HIS Der yezT. need Money VIII sacrifice
TO- fio.5O0. Il per cent Investment II you
wac1 this tax quick Call after p n Or
ADDRESS
JOHN d BRAGUNIEB- 81 II St y E
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Z h THOMAS q JAS FRANCIS SMITI
Attorneys.
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suitable for orchard. garden. and po4,ltr,
raising suburbs Washington, on electric
line. I5c car fare For quick sale $50
SO down. $3.50 weekly. apply. Quick. Roa-,
81 Evans Bids. or Is90 New York ave NV
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rne same with me vouchers thereof -ee7Tf,-
authenticated. 20 the subscriber on OF -efnrl
the 10th day 81 March, 4. .. 1911. otbervrf-a
they may by law be excluded from aTr M
eft Of said estate Given under nv hand
this -4th day OF August, 1910 JOHN r
SHOOT lSs 18th 81 y Z tSeaD Attest
WI @ TAYLOR Deputy Register OF WINS
Tor the Dlstrlct Of Columbia Clerk OF The
Probate Court z s McCATN0N-T -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-09-10
Morgans to Race.

Much has been written regarding
the Morgan horse exhibit to be made
at the Vermont State Fair at White
River Junction, September 20, III,
~ and 23, but two special prizes
have escaped notice up to this time.
One Of these is halt mile running
race for Morgans, open only for
horses entered in the Morgan classes
either special or regular, for $25 to
the first, SIS to second and $40 to
third.
The other special prize is a
sweepstakes driving race without
whip. Maxwell Evarts, chairman of
the State Fair commission, offers to
back the Morgan mare, Dotty Dim
pies, for $Ioo in driving race for
IS miles without whip and without
goading or striking the horse in any
manner, in four wheeled vehicle
at even weights. This race is open
to any stallion, mare or gelding
upon the deposit OF SIoo for each
horse entered, the entire purse to go
to the winner.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-09-10
SHERBURNE

Mr.. Brown, Of the dry goods house
of Blodgett, Ordway & Webber,
was at f. G. Spaulding's Tuesday Of
this week.
Rush Plumley and a friend OF
Munson, Mass, are visiting Mr..
Plumley's people in town.
Leon George and family are visit
ing iu Mendon and Rutland this
week.
j. S. Warner is visiting his par
ents in Benson.
The remains of Mrs. George, a
former resident of this place, were
brought here from Tyson for burial
Tuesday.
At the freemans meeting held
here Tuesday the voters made choice
of Otis Webb for town representa-
tive.
Frank johnson of Ludlow is call
ing on friends here.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-09-10

Lore" says of her poetry: 1.-The
Sonnet Sequence, consisting OF
thirty-eight sonnets on Love and
Death, the two great elemental
themes upon which all poets worthy
of the name have discoursed, written
by poet new to us, Anna M. Batch
elder, native of New England state
and literary proteee of Thos. B.
Mosher, came to us with the ink
scarce dry upon the printed page.
There is haunting beauty in these
soft airs passing BY and sadness
that is an echo of beauty and regret.
This work is rich with the splendid
colors of life, and touched, too, by
the ivory cold hand of the master
Death ! We are inclined to keep a
sharp lookout for any further work
from this maker of verse, and feel
sure that maturer work will prove
what we now suspect, that here
indeed is one whose place will ulti-
mately be with the immortals."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-09-10

were acted upon. The most impor-
tant business was discussion of the
organization of convention church
and the establishment of conven-
ton paper. Both matters were left
to. the executive committee with full
power to act
The committee on nominations re-
ported the following names for Off
GERS
President, o. X. Hollister, of Barre;
vice president, f. b. Gillette, of
Jonesville; secretary, Rev. G.. F. For
tier, of Northfeld; treasurer, s. S.
Watson, of st. Albans; trustee for
three years, DR.. w. R. Rowland, of
East Corihth; trustee of Universalist
publishing house, R. L. Richmond of
Rutland; fellowship committee, Rev.
o. S. Raspe, of Morrisville; Rev.
Fl. A. Parkhurst. of Bethel; Rev. F.
A. Kimball, of Richmond; G. III.
Waterman, of Chester, and A. G..
Fay, of Barre.
At the close of the business session
addresses were delivered by Rev.
Lyman Ward of Alabama, and Rev.
1. w. Mclaughlin, of Vermont.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-09-10
WOODSTOCK NOTES

The season for shooting wild
ducks and geese in Vermont opened
Thursday, Sept. l, and closes Janu-
ary /, 1911. That for gray squirrels
and snipe begins Sept. Is and closes
Dec. l, and that for ruffled grouse
and woodcock is from Sept. Is to
Nov. 15. The deer season this year
is October 30, inclusive.
The state department of fisheries
aud game announces that full sup
ply of both resident hunters and
nonresident hunters licenses will be
forwarded to town clerks as soon as
they are received from the printer
A partial supply of resident hunters
licenses has been sent to each town
in the state and the balance will go
forward before September Is, the
date on which the season opens.
The theme of the sermon at the
Methodist church on Sunday morn
ing will be, What is it to be a
Christian ?" The Sunday school will
meet as usual at 1145 a. IN. In the
morning the pastor will speak to
young people and others on "The
cost of some of our blessings"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-09-10
A. C. ". Has 832 Members.

The annual meeting of the Auto
mobile Club of Vermont was held al
Montpelier Saturday afternoon.
The report of Secretary Ballard
showed that the club now has 832
members, against 447 one years ago
President w. w. Brown of Spring
field, S. S. Ballard of Montpelier
secretary and treasurer, and othel
members OF the old board CT officers
were reelected.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-09-10
PICNIC ON AsCUTNEY
Association Plans to Buy 60
Acres at Summit of Mountain.

Association Plans to Buy 60
Acres at Summit of Mountain.
The seventh annual picnic of the
Mount Ascutney association was held
on the mountain Monday, with about
LOO persons present, the rainy
weather keeping many away.
Rev j. E. Nayler of Windsor pre-
sided at the exercises held at the
summit. There was recitation by
Miss Strong of Windsor and W. X.
Wilds of Burlington, assistant state
forester, gave an interesting address
on forestry.
Prof. James Taylor of Saxtons
River, president of the Green Noun.
tain Club, gave an interesting talk
on mountain climbing and on the
purposes of the club. which was
formed this summer. Rev. J. p.
Garfield of Claremont also spoke.
Officers we're elected as follows {:
President, Frank III. Clark of Wind
sor; vice president, H. S. Warden Of
Windsor; secretary, w. B. Page Of
Weathersfield; treasurer, Sherman
Evarts of Windsor. and superintend-
ent of roads and houses, George Dun
can of Windsor.
A meeting will be held soon at
President Clark's Office to consider a
proposition to buy 60 acres at the top
of the mountain. There are 100 mem
bers in the association.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-09-10
Motor Cars Took $325, ,OOO,.
600 in 1910.

Estimates compiled by Benjamin
Briscoe, president of the United
States Motor Co., fix the total num-
ber of automobiles sold in the year
ending July 81, 1910, at 10000, al
aggregate retail price of around
$240,000,000. With the addition Of
maintenance, motor cars in this
country absorbed about $325, 5,00O,-
600.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-09-10
w. r. Junction Station Must
Be Remodeled.

With two judges disappearing,
the Vermont supreme court has
handed down a decision sustaining
the order of the Vermont public ser
vice commission for new station and
subway under the tracks at White
River junction. Judges Watson and
Powers are the judges who disap-
proved in the three to two division
The case was argued at special
session of the court last month, on an
appeal from the railroads. The esti-
mated cost of the proposed change is
100000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-09-10
Miss Batchelder's Verse.

Miss Annie M Batchelder Of
Springfield, resident of Woodstock
several years, has in preparation q
volume of poems which will appear
this fall. She is quite we'll known
as writer, and this is her second
book of verse.
A critic, writing in "The Poetic
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-09-10

A letter by Benjamin Franklin to
medical friend, with the sardonic
taunt, Half the lives you save are
not worth saving, as being useless,
and almost the other half ought not
to be saved as being mischievous,"
was sold at auction in London re-
Gently for E32 los.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-09-10
The UniversaIist Convention

The final session of the Universal
list convention was held at Waits
field Thursday morning, September
J. Reports of various committees