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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-30

secretary, J. 4. Corey; treasurer, George
G. Lewis; librarian, Oscar y. Wood. mem
bership committee. Robert Parker Leo
Irish, Elmer Slocum, Earl Smith; devo-
tional committed. Henry Tracy, + A.
Knight Joseph Wtmore, Edwin Russell;
social committee, Walter Palmer, Arthur
q. Smith. Lewis Van Vlet, X. D. Muazy;
re1reShment committee. +. w. Blssonette,
l. G. Elliott, w. w. Irish. Walter
webster The following teachers wero
elected by the class the Rev. w. r.
Goodman. assistant teacher. DIR. F. Il.
Stoddard Tho meeting closed with light
refreshments and an adjourned meeting
VIII be held In the church parlors the
third Friday evening in December This
concert given by the Grand Concert com
pany Of the Ithaca Conservatory Of Music
on Saturday evening was we'll attended
and appreciated by all present There
was an oyster supper and card party I'm
st. GATHERINGS hall Saturday evening
under the auspices OF St. Catherine
society
Among those who are TO spend
Thanksgiving in town are: Or. and
Mrs. W. j. White Of Middlebury and
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Russell of Bur
, lngton, at c. W. Russells Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pinney OF NIiddlebury a.
L. G. Roy's; Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Hodg-
! kins Of johnson and Arthur Whitney
| Of Burlington at Dr. +. Y, Stoddards;
Mr.. and Mrs William Harmon oS
Montpelier and Mrs. F. W Hyde, Miss
Kate shutter and Carolyne Hahn Of
ST. Adams at Mrs. Sophia Harmons:
and julius Tracy of Addison at Mrs
| j. G. Tracys.-Some Of those TO go
away for Thanksgiving arc: Mr.. and
! Mrs. Fred Roberts to Bristol; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Fletcher and son. Frederic
to Swanton; Mr. and Mrs. Henry IIar-
rington to the Hotel Vermont.--Mrs
j. j. Collamer returned from Barre
! Tuesday. where she has been visiting
her son. George, for week Ralph
Butler of Waterbury, Conn, Is visit
ing at Mrs. Benjamin Harringtons.-
The village schools are closed for the
weekend ana the teachers have gone
to their homes for Thanksgiving Miss
Fitzsimonds to Jericho: Miss McKen-
zie to Hinesburg. and Principal Oscar
Wood and family will go to Georgia.
Champlain Chapter. No. 50, O. L. S.,
Will meet Friday evening
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ORWELL.

The usual Thanksgiving service will he
held in the Congregational Church this
afternoon at 1870 o'clock.-Judge Branch
and Mr. and Mrs. John II. Vail will spend
Thanksgiving in Pawlet at John CLARKE
returning home Saturday Charles Ray
went to Mddlebury to pass Thankseiv-
INK with his sister. Mrs G. l. Button
Mrs. Charles Aiken Of Benson is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Hack
What has been known rs the r. B Smith
farm has been sold to William LaFoun-
tain.--The ladies' chicken pie supper Wed
neSdaN Nov. - ncttcd s2o.-Daniel Cain
has sold his real estate in Fair Haven
and 1t Is understood will invest his money
in the farm now occupied by H. A. Hall
The cheese factory was closed for the
season on Saturday. Mr.. Supernan will
move to the illage for the winter
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STARKSBORO.

MI ana Mrs Wesley Berry of Rich
mona visited at \. l.. Whites Sunday
NOT as many succeeded In getting deer
as usual this year The lucky ones We're
Arthur Steadman. George Nichols Ed
ward Payne William Douglas, John Nel-
SON Thomas Butler, George iialleck,
bert Hasklns. Some from out of town
VINO Killed deer here We're Guy Bushey
OF Monktoh, Warren Minor of Nergennes,
Bernard Dwire Of Hinesburs and Mr.
hurley OF Mohkton. --George Chafree and
daughter OF Mlddlebury passed sunday
at FRANK liills-Mr. and Mrs James
Hayes have returned from their wedding
trip and are living with the brides father,
Byron Hulburt About 90 were present
at the grange meeting Friday evening. A
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y. j. Clark is III with tne
grip.--Mr. and Mrs. Rex Green ".
Monkton were over-Sunday guests OIL
relatives hcre.-E. l.. sherwin return
ed Monday from New Haven, Conn.,
whore he has been visiting his oro'''
err Mrs. f. l.. Sherwin and SON. sum
ner, returned from Cornwall-de
A.. the seven years old son of MT an"
Mrs. c. A. Hathorne, had one OF ms
legs broken last Saturday while co'st'
ing.--A daughter was born Monday MORN
ing to Mr. and Mrs. =. r. Hill
At meeting OF w. c. Dunton fos,,
G. A. r., Monday afternoon Ia A. bryant
OF Lincoln was mustered In BY trans'ei
from Garfield Postum. and Mrs A. ~
Wright are visiting their Children MI
and Mrs. Spencer Wright In SuH"a'er
N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs Ralph Durtee nave
returned to Waterbury.-The iahies Oh
the Baptist Church will give sociai anu
chicken pie supper in Holley haii "euhes-
day evening. December 6.-The Rev u. ~.
Cady and son Of Mayfeld. N. y are VISIT
Ing Mrs. d. f.. Meader.--Miss Margaret
Mccoy Of New York is guest OF her
uncle. J. II. Fitzsimons.-T Altar
been laying new carpets and painting.
The church has been lighted With electric
lights. Mr.. lyle has finished work for the
Bristol railroad and gone to burlington
to work for the Booth Lumber company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Booska have gone
to Bristol, Conn. where he has employ
ment.-Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Parker OF
Essex Junction. Miss Bernice Parker of
Middlebury College and Ralph Lane are
spending Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Frary .-Mrs. Ella Brewster
and Miss Florence Brewster, have re-
turned to Huntington Center.
Mrs. Mamie Ridley and son. Jesse,
and Miss Minerva Morse have gone &c
Montpelier to spend Thanksgiving Mrs
r. @. Gorton has gone to Richmond tc
spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
and Mrs q. r. circuit have returned &c
Hartford. Conn.--Mrs q. A. Russell OF
Lincoln was in town Tuesday shoppint
and calling on friends. Mrs. Russell was
| formerly Dorothy Graves, teacher II
| the high school.-The schools closed yes
| terday until Monday for the Thanks
giving vacation.-The petit jurors from
! this town to the December term Of thu
| county court are T.. G. Norton and w. f
HankS.-Mr and Mrs. T. &. Negus o
| Proctor are guests of Mr. and Mrs. r. +
! Smith and other relatives for Thanks
| giving Misses Clara Ferguson Anti;
Todd and Helen Kilburn are at hom
| from their Lincoln schools for tn
| Thanksgiving vacation.-Miss Fann
Wright has recovered from illness an,
| resumed her school work in Starks boro
| William Lawrence has gone to Mont
| real
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BRISTOL.

r. J. Clark returned i'll from Proctors-
VILE Friday,-Mr, and Mrs Rex Green
of Monkton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ~ Cove Friday and Saturday.-Ralph
Bryan Of South Bristol shot "A deer
Friday.-fho Murray family at the east
end Of the village are quarantined for
diphthera, Mr.. and Mrs. T., b, Patterson
left Monday for Buffalo. n. Y, going
from there to Mount Clemens, Mich,
for the winter. Mrs, Phelps Nash of New
Haven was a guest Of Mr. and AIRS ".
Il. Hanks over Sunday.--The quarantine
has been removed from the house Of the
McKinnon family. who have been i'll With
typhoid fever--W. A. Lawrence was In
burlington Friday.
Mrs. q. T.. Poulos of Burlington is
visiting friends here for faw days
Wednesday evening, December 6, Is
the date for the next band dance in
the Grange hall.-Twenty new mem
bers were initiated at tne Grange
meeting Thursday evening. There Is
little If any Improvement in the con-
dition Of h. G.. st. George
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day after passing few days In town. the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. g. G. Coates
The next meeting Of Beaver Glenn
Grange will be held Friday evening at
which there will be an election OF officers
James Wilson Ia visiting his daughter.
Mrs. Hoffnagle. in Ticonderoga, N. Y
A surprise party was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fitss Wednesday evening
when about GO friends and neighbors
gathered at their home. A pleasant even
was spent Refreshments were served
AS token of esteem the friends pre-
scented them with very handsome clock
md yasc
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HANCOCK.

George Farr was in Montpelier last
week on business Mrs Henry Manning
and young son, NolneY, went to Spring
field Saturday to visit her uncle. Orange
Goodyear and family for "A week,-rhe
town is having small addition built to
the town hall and church q. Il, Church
* doing the work. --Christopher Riley has
had the Dry-house tenement thoroughly
papered and painted. and will soon move
his family into it.--AlrS. Harold Spencer
has been quite i'll and is some better al
present.--Miss Bessie Manning was at
home from Rochester over Thank giving,
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CORNWALL.

Mrs Nelson Jones of Shoreham has
been at william Keeler's.-Mrs. F.. NJ
Payne. who has been I'll in bed, is able to
be about now and continues to improve
Carson Fisher hns been Ill in bed with
lumbago for several days and is but lit
tie better.-Mr. and Mrs. r. g. S. Blinn
of Middlebury spent Sunday in town
The school In district No. !. taught by
Miss Gladys Hamblin. closes this week
with appropriate exercises by the pupils
on Saturday evening
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK

Charles Downer mas sold his farm to
Albert Dimick and son, Harry. Posses
sion will be given soon.--T. s. Farrand
has been suffering with blood poison in
his finger, but is gaining Mrs. Forrest
Lumsden OF Queenstown visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. SWEET, last week.
George Nelson and family are In Chel-
sea, Mass
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WEYBRIDGE.

DR.. Coleman will preach at the Metho-
dist Church Sunday morning Dec. TO-
Miss Anna Kingman will give read
ing at tho Methodist Church Friday
evening. December s.-Mrs. Maria Mott
has returned to her home for the WIN
ter Her daughter Mrs. Emma whitman
il her guest-Mrs. Addie Thompson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Thompson went to
Montpelier Tuesday where they VIII be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Hay
word until after Thanksgiving.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. h. Childs have returned to town
and will spend the winter at the Mott
home-The RA. f. w Hallowel went
to Rutland Tuesday to attend the exami-
nation OF preachers
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HARDWICK.

Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Bridgman and
Miss Mary Mccartney left Monday for
Los Angeles. Cal, where they will spend
the wnter.-R. S. Hooper slipped on the
curbng near q. O. kimballs store Fri
day morning. iniuring his eg.M. r. Nc
Crillis has opened a harness shop in j.
r. Hoopers second furniture store near
X. X. Clowses blacksmith shop. Tho
Star department store have closed their
doors on account of poor buslness.-W.
w Marshall and A. r. Thomas arrived
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NEW HAVEN.

Gwendoyn. Youngest daughter of MI
and Mrs. Burt Brggs. died Friday morn
ing after an illness Of only II few days
with diphtheria, Mrs. IL A. Danbrooke
ana daughter, Gretta, were visitors in
Middlehury Monday. W. Shaw Of
Weybridge was in town Tuesday, The
schools al the street are closed on ac-
count OF diphtheria, Miss Elizabeth Nay
lor OF Isle la Motto returned home Mon
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JERICHO.

Mrs. cha, es Packard, who has heeu
with Mrs Louise Blood for two weeks
while Mrs Storrs was In Burlineton has
returned home-H. II. Day and Miss
Florence Day were in Burlington Satur-
day-Miss Edith Derby. who is teaching
in town. went SATURDAY. evening to John
son TO spend "A week al her home.-Tha
condition of Madam Porter continues
favora be-Miss Myrtle Alger has re-
turned from Johnson where She has been
FOR "A few weeks-Mrs Merton Weston,
who has been visiting relatives here. has
gone to Underhill before returning 10
her home in Cambridge Mrs. w. ".
Brigham and Miss LA brigham were in
Burlington Saturdav.-Miss Chandler ~
Peacham is the guest of her cousin. Ms,
Julia Po-ter-Mr and Mrs. James Stafford
returned Friday from East Porkshira
where they went to attend the funeral
of Mrs Herbert Hadd.-Nrs Irving NaaI,.
has closed her school on Lee river for
THANKSGIVING week.-The Rev y w
Wolcott preached a Thanksrivipr sorn,o,
az the Raptist church sunday norninq
Paul Perrigo of Shelhurne has baep ,.tsi,.
inc relative. harc
Mrs NJ NJ remington who bas hos, ,r
TOWN since sn,in,, wont this vo.l IT,.
dav to Waterhurv 70 snerJ IN. u.i,,,
with friends as has bean her ous,o,,, ~,
several vears-The weekly Drovar ssr,-;,.,
at the Conversational church. which r,.
been discontinued for some time, WAS
resumed this week Wednesday cvenins
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Amanda Masters accompanied by VIII
liam Masters has gone To visit her -four
children, who have spent many months
in Mchigan.-A. II. Miles has gone to
Columbus, Ohio, where he has employ
ment His two sisters have successfully
completed their school and will return
early in Decemher.-Th willing Workers
met Tuesday with Mrs +. W. Meader.-
Lester Dean has moved to the farm he
purchased of O. Baldwin. Mr.. ana Mrs.
II. Nansclett were i'm burlington Tues
day,-Mrs, /" Shepard has been in Rich
mOnl to see her sisto,
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NORTH FERRISNURG.

The Ladies' Aid society will hold an
oyster supper at Allen hall Tuesday
evenins, December 5. Supper will be
served from six to eight o'clock. An
entertainment will be furnished. Miss
Lora Dean is spending weeks vacation
at her fathers. w. NJ Dean.-The Rev.
j. Hall Long was n guest at the Mar
tin House on Monday night.-Miss Bertha
Lewis has gone to Middlesex to spend
Thanksgiving at her brothers. Walter
Lcufs.-There will be a basket dance Mt
the Martin House on Thursday evening
November 80. Evarts orchestra Will fur
nlsh music.
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LINCOLN.

Dr and Mrs, Russell have returned
after their few weeks in Monkton.-
The 10 days meetings which have
been held at the Baptist church, closed
sunday night.-rhe contractors have
nearly completed the chimney at the
Baptist church and "A furnace is to
be installed soon.-Gilbert Manning is
very low
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

George Elliott and son, Ralph. each
killed deer Friday. George Hallock
also killed one last Week.-Mrs. Fannie
Wright came back to her school Mon
day after an absence of two weeks OF
sickness at her home in Bristol,-Mr and
Mrs. Bert I.arou are the parents or
daughter born Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
David Follansbee went TO Proctor Tues
day to spend Thanksgiving with their
son, Elisha Follansbee and family.
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SHELBURNE.

About u of the men of the Methodist
Church met in the church parlors Friday
evening and organized men IS Bible class,
Remarks were made by j, A. Corey, &.
NJ Russell II. W, Tracy, md, +, A.
Knight and f. II. Stoddard, The follow
ing officers were elected: President c. NJ
Russell; vice-president. II, W Tracy, End;
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Orinda Ball, who has been III for
some time. Is much better --lIowarl
Stearns shot deer in Goshen last week
that weighed about 81" pounds when
dressed Mrs. Jane StcbhnS who has r.
Gently sold her farm in Emorc has TO-
turned to Charlotte and is the guest of
relatives here for the pre-ent.-M>t
Annie Wallen Of Providence. i, l.. who
has spent the past six weeks in town a.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. .. W. Baker.
has returned home--Antonio Sciotice. r.,
Polish immigrant, who has been long IN
the employ of ]. J. Quinlan. left town
Monday TO go to Poland to visit his father
who Is now 81 years old and quite feeble,
Milo Davis of tnderhll is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Felix GriNir-Thc Rev.
Thomas Dawson and family Will spend
Thanksgiving with relatives in Colchestor
DR.. w. H. ". Narney and Mrs Varnev
will spend Thanksgiving in Burlington
with their daughter Mrs f. A Rich and
famiy.-MiSs Alice Emo is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Phoebe Emo for a few days
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY

UCW if1AL vEnMUNI nAtlWAi
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
4'o0 d and M Chicago '"'
7:15 a. m. Except sunday-For all
New England points.
7:25 a. m. Except Sunday-Local
for Cambridge Junction.
10. O1 a. M. Sundays only For ct.
Adams.
1908 a. m. Except sunday-Local
for Montreal.
.57 a. m. Daily-New England
States Limited for all New
England points.
LOO D. m. Except sunday-Iocal
for St Adams and Richford
White River Junction and New
England points.
4:40 o. m. Except sunday-For
Montreal. Rouses Point. Og-
densburg and Richford,
| 4:50 %. m. Except s'nday-Locai
FOR Cambridge Junction.
| gas d. m. Daily-Express for Mon
treal and Chicago. And locnl
for White River Junction.
II 100 n. m, Daily-Express for all
New England points
TRAINS ARRIVE BURLINGTON.
500 a. m. Daily-Express from
Boston and New York.
8.15 a. m. Except sunday-Mail
from st Adams ant Cambridge
Junction.
1O:4O a. m. Except Sunday. local
from ST. Johnsbury and Can
bridge Junction.
10. ar a. m. Except Sunday local
from white River Junctio~
and Montpelier.
1O.52 a. m. Sundays only.-I-ocal
from White River Junction.
II .4O a. m. Daily,-Exprcss from
Chicago and Montreal
1.l0 n m Except Sunday loca'
from st, Adams, White River
Junction and Montpelier
h.35 n m. Except Sunday-MaI
from Providence Boston. Wor.
cester and Springfield.
TAO n. m. Daiiy-Express from
Boston and New York. Local
from Montreal and St Adams
$40 n m. Except Sunday, loca'
from Portland. st. Johnsbury
and Cambridge Junction.
II. 45 n. m. Daily.--Express from
Chicago and Montreal
II. IL. HICKOK. City Pass. Agent
40 College Street
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm. should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
nv manv nossible buyers 25.wtf
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Sherman Farm

Sherman farm for sale; near YER
Rennes; $50 acres 135 OF this meadow;
2-story brick house; barns, sheds. &c
running water house and barn; plenty
of wood; land in fine condition. s. II
Burroughs. administrator. Nergennes,
W. oS5,1mo, d&w
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WANTED.

TEACHERS wanted. Men ana women
for high schools and elementary, all
Crades-Eood salaries NO charge untii
located by us Send for registration
blank American Teachers Agency \.
II. Campbell Pm. D.. manager. MYrick
building. Springfield. Mass. 22w,tf
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HORSES AND LIVE STOCK.

PAIR WORKING OMEN FOR sale. Age
seven. weight 800 Crackerjacks to
work. f. II. Jones, Waitstield. VT.
Phone S-32 ZS3,6t&w,lt
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words, two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within II con-
secutive months.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

VERMONT FARMS for sale. Catalogue
of farms and Miscellaneous property
free. w. n. Cove and f. w. Estey.
Bristol. VT 25,d&w,tf
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J. II. TAUGHT. IS :. UNION STREET.
Phone 939. Typewriters sold. rented.
exchanged and repaired. Supplies.
Agency for Edison business Phono-
graph and Edison Monograph.
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MATERNITY CASES wanted. Terms
reasonable, at Doll Hospital, burning
ton. ''"iot
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FOR SALE.

5000 STOCK OF CLEAN MERCHAN-
Disc In hustling town for sale. Ad-
dress, "Mdse.." care Free Press.
2S3,St&w.lt
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Plumbers
f. L. KEITH.

Hardware. stoves, Ranges, Plows, etc.
Pumps and Tinware. Pulp Plaster. Lime
and Hair, Builders Hardware, Paints,
and Oils.
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Business Directory
General Contractor
WILLIAM BLONDIN,
General buildiDu contractor. Manu-

General building contractor. Manu-
facturer of Cement Building Blocks.
22S Main street. burlington, Vermont.
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Roofe,'
Typebrifers and Supplies

VI. II. SHERMAN. IM CHURCH ST.
When in need Of anything in the
typewriter line, call No. 661 and your
wants will he attended to promptly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25

Floyd Avenue. corner. 100 feet, run
ming back to an alley; hedge around
on car line: in growing section; sure
TO enhance. Price. only $500 foot.
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ReaI Estate for AaIe.


69.Two beautiful Woodland Heights
Homes ut n sacrifice; on Semmes Ave-
14s, $500 foot: other property around
this selling for $500 foot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25

ii Hanover Avenue, east OF Davis Ave
nue.; 10000 per foot. Cheapest prop
erty on this street. Is
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Monument Avenue. in the growing
section: price. s115 per foot.
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Grace Street, 200 block west; larg
g12-room modern house; PRACTICAL.
new Price $4,000
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3Grove Avenue; nine-room modern
,fouse; on the 1900 block. Price
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25

K South Harrison Street: sIx-room
frame house. renting for $40 per an
mum. Price, 5000
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SWest Grace Street; large house: biz
Call for price and particulars.
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or invest thoir earnings, would be of
much greater economic value to the
Southern States.
CrowdInK The Tnh,e.

One of DR.. Wiey's ''don'ts' In reference
to Thanksgiving dinner is: Don't crowd
the table with whole 10. of dishes; stick
TO turkey; II 10 the official article OF dlct
OF the American Thanksgiving" II Is too
late to utilize this advice for Thanksgiving,
put II embraces u suggestion that Is good
tor all time and occasions-"don't crowd the
table with q whole lot OF dishes"
friend remnrkerd to us that he wac at
dinner not many miles from Columbus
but few. where they had q Sreat chicken
notpie accompanied by sweet and Irish po-
tetoss. and turnips and In addition to Gel.
CRY and olives, they had three kinds Of
pickles. four kinds OF preserves or JAMS
three kinds OF pie. two kinds OF cake. and
other things he could not remember II wls
plenty gone riot. The potpic was superb.
GOOD enough. with a little potato ana cell
cry. and not another thing olse. to make q
royal feast Of Ho was nearly disgusted
that he couldn't have had tho chance TO
eat oil tho potpie he wanted. But no; he
stead. "
The true theory of 4 meal Is one thing
complete, the piece dc resistance, so-calIed,
perhaps, which is the centre from which
raulates two or three access9rieR. simply to
relieve one from the burdens OF too much
OF GOOD thing Dr. Wiley Is right. When
really good thing comes on the table. like
q roast duck CT lion OF Southdown, don't
seek TO undermine the beautiful MONOPOLY
Ohio state Journal.