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FOR RENT-HOUSEa.
UNFINISHED.
THOS. J. FISHER & 90. (fNCl.
Real Estate. Loans and IneureDeos
73S 18th ut. NV.
UNFCRNlSHEO.

sor. 81. =. $1,000 q Bryant NV. lol bts
l7l7 I. iIr 4b. $500 1884 Newton. 9r.b -
1883 y. 1cr. 3b. 1914 Newton, o.. n.
per annum. .s.40o INV heat. ~
1918 2ist NV. ibr. Adj 800 1909 r, Tor. B.. 80
?1i2 Mass av. 1000 o5O2 wis Nv. sr b.
30s2 y. Ibr. 3D.. $500 steam heat: 20
90 Del av ne. 12r hi 800 1915 nth. 1fr. b.. 20
1914 Conn sv. ier. ebi15 sa0s 18th nw,7r, bs7
eoO3 Col I'd, 2r,3b. los 1907 18th nw.9r, b.3I
2l26 NV lar, 2h.. 100 g34 westm'r. D., 81
lol4 18th, 17r. co..--- 1910 Ingleside ter
1921 Lamont Or Sb7S on l4ls 9th NV. 10s, b. IS
20 lows cir. i2r $1,000 1905 Chaplin nv. Or
1903 sc'h nv. icr 1872 Insle:ide ter
iowa ci;. iar. 800 : rass me heat.
is4S r NV. Ill. 2b. 1915 a2e NJ. Or: B. 3:
Tor. %. hwh. 1000 ic24 9th NV. sr. oso
1887 Calvert. llr. 2ba5. 90 9l2 Spring I'd nv. o.
1919 Calvert. 12r 10000 b. INV heat. Is
1917 L NV. 12r. BE- 90 go X ne. Or, b. q
114S $. l2r. 3b. 100 1918 NV. Or. b. 3.
1870 Cal av. orb 80 1874 A ne. 81. b. :.
ltI2 Col I'd. Or. 2bS0.60 ss7 Allison. Or. BIZ
1913 NV. i0r. b.3o SO .ol ne. Or. b: %
1910 Goth NV. Tor. bS0.o0 1866 B se. 6r. b. =
25l1 Wis av.Sr. 2b50.Oo SIC LIST se. Or. b.. 2
1902 Wyc av. sr.b.50 90 IlSA Morse ne. Or. BIZ
Tor. Oh. ...... $3.50 .oins III av w.er. b2C
30l0 l3th NV. Tor, 2b45.5o loo. 30th NV. sr. Is
2423 18th. Tor, b...45.50 100 eth ne, Or Is
APARTMENTS
S7da l.th NV. 8 rooms and oath; 3.
"loA Morgan St NV: rooms. bath. :;
THE IONA"
Apt i. Or. b.. 1880 Apt 4, Or. d.. u
COIORED.
1871 T ST. 8 rooms. d
i224 wglie st. ne. rooms. ..............N
l224is Wylie ST. ne. rooms. ............l<
OFFICES
1914 Il NV. annum.4, 500 1921 p NV. run o. "a
STORES.
1878 G nv. stor. dws; 1908 5th nv. per
1912 G NV. sto dwg. 1901 nv. stofe. Or a
per annum. -. .1.20o 2sc5 NJ NV. sc
STABLES.
A number Of Desirable stables for rent. "a
Ing from $40 vp.
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE O.
LECrING OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES
PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE Is ONLY A PARTIAL LIST
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE, B
WE SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH CO
PLETE BULLETINS ON APPLICATION
THIS OFFICE.
THOS. ]. FISHER L co. dncI.
S3e 18th IT. v
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FOR RENT-NO. 1910 10Th ST., ROOMS.
$22; 1928 @ ut. NV. rooms and bath
$3S so; rear 1l31 18th st. NV. 90.
JOHN b. DASH, 123 10Th ct. NV.
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IN DOWNTOWN LOCATION. $3.50.
II fine rooms. large yards. within short
distance Of gov. ONCE bdKs.
REDUCED TO $3.50.
los I'd ST.; rooms and modern hath; just Oh
Pa ave. Has been renting for 5000.
STORE, 8 ROOMS AND BATH. $3.50.
Near one Of the schools; fair order: good and
On st. NV.
3565 10TH ST. NV.
G rooms. tiled bath: FRONT PORCH; good
order; just vacant; $3.50.
405 nth ST. NE.
4 fine little home Of rooms. tiled bath;
FURNACE heat; PERFECT order; keys 4U1.
y. L. SALISBURY CO. Inc.
71S 18th 1t. NV.
Main 6004.
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FOR RENr-TO COLORED TENANT 1918
Linden n.e.; fine house: all conveniences: close
to cars: 5000 ALLEN c. CLARK. sl6 14th.
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'UvAIL. 10 18TH NV.
763 Girard. 6r. b. .22.@
54O6 9th NV Or. b. .21.5 80
sos F ne. 7r.b. .@.50
1923 Pa ar Sc. Or. 20. 3o
sos n nv. Or, b. 10. so
126 9TH ne, 5r,w 1850
TENTS.
Holmes, 1920 Dent
NV sO.OU
Ingieside, 1857
Lamont ........2S.5 30
100 18th nw.3r. b. %. 10
rs.
1890 D ne. 5r.b. 1850
6O4 r NV. 2 rms. II. 50
.ES.
1910 II ne. 80. 90
1902 Sth NV. 100
Is Mass av NV, Tor. IS. IS
1875 1th ne, 5r,w. 1850
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FOR RENT
ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS AND FI4AT0
ALL SECTIONS.
1913 Path ST., II rooms and 3 baths. .. $50. 90
lc47 7th st.. 10 rooms and bath. ........ IS. 90
1923 18th Ut. Observation-Disclosures. $500
1899 Marion st., rooms and bath. ..... $3.50
H34 C. s.W., 7 rooms and bath. ......... 2O.LJ
423 10th s.w., 6 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 1880
FLATS.
1903 Sth NV, rooms and BATH. ESQ
$40 II ne. rooms and bath. heat. ..... $500
1901 LIST NV, LIST door. rooms ard bath 80
500 G Sc. I'd door rooms and bath. ;. g1.SO
1924 ct. ne, rooms and bath. 2lOO
52o 6 s.e., lst floor. rooms and bath. 1910
1923 D at. me-, 8 rooms aud bath. ...... 1000
Is NV, 5 rooms and hath. ........... 1910
81 NV. & rooms and hath. .......... 1850
COLORED TENANTS.
1927 Simms alley NV. 4 rooms. $50
STORES
RAJ H me-, 2ox4s. heat 5000
ana lth ne, 1921 heat. 1900
ana lth ne, l5x22, heat. ................ 1900
STABLES.
1915 Cariins alley s.w.. suitable for
stable or warehouse. 1000
Call for list published every Monday.
A. F. FOX CO.. Established 1876.
Rental Agents. 1871 E.w.
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Ga >AAs 4 - G-N De
The Carlisle, 1915 n.
Or, b. .85. 80 to $3.50
1912 n J,1n.jr. b. p. 30
ITO Sd. Id, 5r,b.22.50
90 @. 2f. 5r. b. .2.hO
"a 9. LIST &. 5r. b.c1.5U
COLORED.
1917 Wallach. Or, b27.5O
1913 kins'an, Or, b27.5O
4lS 18th. 7r, b. ..23. ~
l016 r. Or, ". .22.5O
62l \ II av. Or. b.1s.5O
112e Nst, 6r. w...1S.8O
1870 Vt av. Or, w.l7.5o
1883 p. 5r. W.
$40 2lst, 6r,w,lat.l6.5O
243 X. Or. b. 1850
81 c1st. Or. b.. .lSO
212 D. 6r. W. lat13.5O
2706 p, 5r. w,cel.13.5O
2143 D. Or, ", lat.12.5n
24W G. 4r. ". 1850
1927 Fussell's, 8r,wl2.iO
10 21st. 3r, W. .ll.5O
STORES.
1909 Pa Az, store. q.
steam heat. -. go. 80
Basement room. 5000
21W Pa av.1r.w.g45.SO
$40 &d. 1r. ". .lS. 80
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FOR RENT-BY ". c.
174e Euclid. Or. b. $3.50
16 / nv, Or. b. :. 1000
.813 1st nw.9r, n. $3.50
611 10th NV. Tor. b. $3.50
1852 18th. sr.b. $3.50
1907 9th, Or. b. 20. 81
APART.
Stanley. 1411 Harv34.6
SalsQuenhanna.
l43O " ........3 3d. 80
Irving. 3014 Dent
NV .SO
FLA
1853 wallach. Or. b. 1000
22S l1th &c. Or. 80
ETOl
1901 9Th NV. .4O.o 90
sol Fl ne, & fiat. $500
COIDRED
2215 4th, CRIB. 1880
216 Fla Az NV. .2.15
In
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FOR REST-DOwNTOwN:
good condition; on 18th
CAYWOOD & GARRETT,
1Js
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Dr., b.; HOUSE IN
at. near H: $55.75.
1881 n. Y. ave. NV.
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Z RENT-BY JAMES r. SHEA.

MOORE 4 HILL nnc.,. 1888 @ st. NV.
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THE CAROLINA. 708 18TH ST. NV.
rooms and bath. front apartment, SIS.
rooms and hath, SO.
TIE HILLsIDE. 14i5 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
rooms, kitchenette and bath 826.
AMERICAN REALTY CO.. 100 11th st. NV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-lsO0 ST. NV; EXCEPTION.
ally desirable apartments Of 1 to 4 rooms and
bath In this modern building; no dark rooms:
good janitor service; hest Of managcment: 10
cntion unsurpassed; rents $3.50 to $31 30.
Apply to janitor or to WAGSTAFF & WHITE
tInc.). 304 14th ct. NV.
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FOR RENT-FOR ONE YEAR FROM JUNE
Is. pleasant Broom detached house on CO.
lumbia Heights. half block from 14th at. car;
large yard. lawn and shade trees: steam heat;
a.m:i:; garage: $b5 per month. Address
OWNER BOX r. Star Office l5s
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a ThE DRESDEN. ON WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS At :outhwest corner % Of Gomez zee.
looking Rock Creek valley: building new.
apartments s Of 10 rooms. baths to !
rooms and bath. at moderate rates: sepa-
rate rooms for servants: three elevators;
application. First-cisss cafe - Apply At
TIE NORTHUMBERLAND, COR NEW
HAMPSHIRE ave. and st. NV. We have
building several spsrtment": one With i've
rooms and bath at $50 per month. one with
four rooms and bath at $50 per month and
bath at SIS per month; all Outside rooms
1S e RS 81 nsa HE 1DSS5s
10th st. just above CoIumbia road: besuti:
rooms and bath at $3.50. Open for H.
:pection. Mt. Pleasant cars pass the door.
sWxRTzELL. RHEEM 4 HENsEY CO..
727 18th ut. NV.
SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION UNTIL SEPT. /.
l811-Exceptionally desirable Broom apartment
near Dupont Circle: large, bright rooms; excel.
lent janitor service; best location: cleo. light.
wAisTAFF 4 WHITE dncJ. 9O4 l4th st. NV.
FOR RENr-THE PENDENNIS, l775 CALI
fornia ct. NV; beautiful apartments Of s
large rooms and bsth; all bright rooms: rents
WAGSTAFF & WHITE dnc.).
90l 18th st. NV.
ron RENT-l320 10TH ST. NV
T TalkR:r kSSMs Ak ksp hkTH.
HEAT AMP APP 5 IAN 7 q, SERVICE sa
81. L. RUST. 400 ST. NV.
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FOR RENT
217 II 81. NV.
rooms. bath. ami: side lawn. 80. $50. so
34l7 Mt. Pleasant ST.
rooms, bath. furnace heat. 81. so
1921 st. NV
IL rooms, BATH hotwater heat. ....... Al. so
2O21 Q st. NV
Partly furnished. by year tsummer
f. b. TOWNSEND & CO.
1913 III st. NV. Phone NJ. 1892
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THE IROQTOIS,
1910 ST. NV. Fireproof bldg.
Telephone service and Knight elevator service.
Apt 301-5 rooms and bath $41 50
Apt 1921 rooms and bath ...........$3 $3.50
THE TULANE.
2lo9 18th at. NV. Fireproof floors.
Apt. c1-5 rooms and bath. .............$475 $50
Apt. "a rooms and bath, porch. 20
Apt 3I-3 rooms and bath. porch. .... 1892
Apt. 33-5 rooms and bath. porch. $1,000
THE NEW BLOOMFIELD,
3143 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
Apt. 4-3 rooms and bath. 5000
Apt. 24-3 rooms and bath. 5000
THE WESTCHESTER.
S.w. corner OF 10Th and o SITS. NV.
Apt. 49, rooms and bath. go
Apt. 434 rooms and bath. $31 90
THE WARRINGTON,
1901 Wyoming ave. NV.
Apt. ga rooms and bath. 5000
Apt. "A rooms and bath $32 so
Apt. 32-8 rooms and bath 49,. 80
Apt. 34-4 rooms and bath. porch. $S1 90
Apt. "a rooms and bath. porch. $500
THE WILMINGTON.
1911 Wyoming NV.
Apt 3t-5 rooms and BATH porch. 81. 80
Apt 33-5 rooms and BATH porch. $45 90
Apt 4l-6 rooms and BATH porch $500
Apt. 49, rooms and bath porch. 90
WILLIAM L. BROWNING.
Phone Main 81. 4l6 9Th st. NV.
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RENT LIST on APPLICATION.
A. :. CAYWOOD. 915 y. Y. ave. NV.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

MOST MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF THE EN-
tire city and Potomac river and surrounding
country for miles, unobstructed; 2n m. White
House: New Cut and Ridge rds., ID. c.; lsr.
colonial brick: modern improvements; grove of
20 oaks. Inspection invited. Price right
Many hers. all sizes or kinds. Also farms
J. JEROME LIGHTFOOr. 1%O4 NV
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.
UNFCRNISHED.

FOR RENT-BY JORDAN co. QNC)
Eldfidse 4. Jordan. Bert 7. ADes.
1905 q ST. NV.
UNcURNISHED.
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p 3I ne, 4r.....S11.3
152 Prov,I City.IrIO.J0
10A Corn C'y.5r10.50
13 John ST. Anc. 1rlD.NO
II Col Ter NV. ar. $3.50
ISL Sher'n Anc. 6r $50
726 10Th e.5r. -. $50
22Sla Drap al sw. ARA
353la Bid al NV. 5r11.50
y05 Fla NV ne. or. 1881
112 I'D NV. 5r....14.D
331 o sw. Or. 1850
l1S Seaton ne. 5r. 1876
1915 @ sw, Or. 1850
T2 Cap av. Ivy
City. ar. .....- .lO.O
RENT List IN
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lust, 100 H ST. NV.
Juniata. Or. b. 90. $3.50
1916 Harvard. Sc. b-30.W
5 Jefferson. 5r.b. so. 90
Florence Court. 2r. b20.0p
1873 F, 4r, b. % 30
1928 14th, 5r. b. .27.SO
1928 9th, Or. b. ..2.0
1929 10th NV, 3r.b22.5O
2507 18th. 6r. b. .2l-oh
2s23 Sherman. Or. b. 1850
20 Todd ne, 5r, b.19.50
2620 K, 4r, b. lilo
CuLORED TENANTS
1926 9th. sr, b. 800
2626 x. CT. b. ....2.S0
u T. ne. ar. .l4.W
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FOR RENT-BY T.. J. MILLS. COS 9Th ST NV.
III NJ av,7r b. $3.50 619 NV. Herb. .35..p
ala 10th nr.6r. b. $3.50 SO nw.6r. q. ~
121 9th. stO,6 b.. 4O0Ol 1243 g M. Crib. =. on
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BELT. o'BR1Es 4" { CO ainc.j, '''''
1900 G ST. NV.
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FLATS.
2512 18th Or, b. Fl so SO Porter or b 18. so
26411. Va nv. Ar bl2.5J 1928 y Y nv, 81, BIZ. 90
STORES.
1000 14th st. NV, store and 2r. $500
IKE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-13
GENTLEMEN COUNTRY PLACE,

FOR SALE-TEN ACRES AT BLUEMONT. VA.
mile from station. ? hours from city: orchard.
door Cheap for cash. or on otter terms Box
1872 Star Office.
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STORES.
IN N0ea. nfn -

619 18th NV, 1000 It
space.
SOFA Mt Pleasant.
drug store. $3.50 $500
1919 L, store run. 5000
IS II. sto. DIV. Or. b. ~. so
9i3 T.. store rm. p.i'
1904 Mt Pleasant. 80 30
POS 7th svv, stor. Ar. 3.S
OFFICE ROOMS.
Oxford bldg. 3r.. 30 90
Oxford bldg. ..--.T.uO
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLE HOUSES, IN HX.
cellent condition.
HOS l. ST. NV, IL rooms. $500
1910 9th St. NV, 0 rooms. ........... $4,000
l5s A. T. COUMBE 1925 n. y. ave.
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FOR RENT-JOHN SCRVENER. GOT G ST. NV
SI4 18th NV. 1Or. b$32. 90 2O6 9th me- 8r b.20.5O
1901 9Th NV, so 1919 4th Sc. 6r. b1e.50
314 ne, Or, b. 1850 GS0 l. Sc, 6s, g....16. 20
2U2 10th Sc. Or, b.23.tO 516 18th &C. Or. Wiz. o.
2O4 18th Sc, 6r. b23.Ou 1895 18th &C. OF. Is. 20
216 Ky SER, q. 30 1O7 sc. Or, W.. LOO
go 4th Sc. Or. b.. 200 1917 s Cap. Or, g.u.00
1901 I'd Sc. Or. b..2O. GO 724 l. Sc. 5r. so
FOR RENT
1l4O 7th ST. me-: new house: 8 rooms and
bath: colonial porch; hot-water heat: $3.50.
THE MURRAY co. Hnc). 8l7 18th Ut. NV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

10 SUBLET FROM JUNE TO OCTOBER. SIX
without furniture. Address Westmoreland.
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- 64S Louisiana ave. NV.
$685. 18th nv. Tor b65. 90 331 18th 6r. b. so
1881 Euclid NV. liz; 2l0oNY av nv .6r, Wis 50
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THE REACON,'
ADAMS MILL ROAD AND CALVERT ST.
New building. containing apartments Of siz
rooms and bath.
ELECTRIC LIGHT FURNISHED FREE.
Telephone service; electric elevator.
Shower bath in each apartment.
Vacuum cleaning system: hOtwatef heat
Private balconies.
Sor further particulars apply to
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., mo-,
738 18th st. NV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-06
CALEDONIA COUNTY
COURT OPENED TODAY
Forty Cases Stand for Trial, Nine En-
tered as Settled or Discontinued
and Eighteen Continued.

st Johnsbur, June 8, County court
opened here to-day at 10 o'clock with
Judge A A Hall presiding The jury
calendar was called and 40 cases stand
for trial. Nine were entered as set
tied or discontinued and IS were con-
tirmed The first ease that will be
called tomorrow is that Of Jenness vs.
Walter Simpson for alienation OF aifec-
tions; originally Sheffield parties The
ease first came into court in 1907 and
passed to the supreme court on de-
n.urrer The supreme court oyerruled
the demurrer and reversed the county
court Judges action Az the December,
1908, term Of county court tie case was
tried on its merits and dismissed Az
the June. 1909, term 1t was again tried
and verdict Of s. s,s33.33 was rendered
IN favor of the plaintiff A motion for
new trial was denied More ex-
ccptions were taken and the case was
heard at the May. 1910. term Of SUI
preme court A motion 10 dismiss the
exceptions was overruled and the case
reversed and referred back for trial
Howe & Howe for plaintiff and Cook &
Norton for defendant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-06
Barre Hotel Visitors.

Monday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
as follows: w. G. Ham, Burlington; J..
/. Carter. New York City; F. X. Ros-
eoe. Oakland, Gals Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. II.
Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. b. L. Wilbur, Bos-
ton; W. H. Waite, Newbwg, n. y; w,
A. Fuller, Albany, n. y; j. A. Bond,
Burlington; p. ]. Long. P. fitzpatrick,
New York City; Aaron Bermau, Little
ton. n. H.; c. II. Jones, Quincy, Mass, !;
J. w. Graham, ST. Johnsbury; A. ID.
McIver. Yershire; f. A. Bushnell, Platts-
burg. \. y; G. w. Taplin, Syracuse,
y. y; L. w. Humphrey, White River
Junction.
Among the guests entertained at the
CITY hotel yesterday and to-day were
the following persons: T. S. Sinclair,
White River Junction; o. NJ Carbon,
Springfield; p. A. Graves, Boston; John
Orme. Bradford Pa; c. r. Lagerquest,
Manchester. \. H.; J. Robbins, Boston; /;
~. c. Hartwell. Burlington; j. ". Goulet,
Manchester. n. H.; p. T. Donovan Bur
Gngton; J. L. Fulton. White River juno
ton; p. E. McAuliffe, Burlington; f.
Scheweizer. Cleveland, o.; fifteen mem
bers OF st. Miehaefs college baseball
team; C. A. Butler, Burlington.
A Knox automobile party including
Mr.. and Mrs James Lakeworth and II.
G. Lakeworth from Springfield, Mass,
stopped at the City hotel to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-06
DEEP TRIBUTE PAID.
To DR.. Samuel E. Maynard, Whose Fu-
neral Was Held Yesterday.

Burlington, June 6.-The funeral Of
the late DR.. Samuel u. Maynard was
held Yesterday afternoon at three o'clock
at st. Paurs church, Rev George Y.
Bliss officiating. Preceding the service
at the church there was a prayer service
at the house, at which Rev. l. G. Smart
oiIiciated. The church was filled with
people to pay last tribute to the dead
physician.
The honorary bearers were DIR. L. NJ.
Bingham. Dr. John B. Wheeler, Dr. w.
B. Lund. DR.. IT. c. Tinkham, DR.. d. G.
Hawley and Elihu B. Taft The body
bearers were DIR. i. W. B@ylies, DIR. L.
b. Morrison Or. j. D. Tanner, DR. w. II.
Enplesby, DR. G. A. Pease and DIR. George
NJ .Sabn. Interment was in Lake View
cemetery.
One hundred medical students attend
ed in body, acting as a guard of honor
at the church as the funeral procession
passed in. They walked on either side
Of the hearse and the carriages 10 the
cemetery. and stood with barred heads
as the procession passed through the
gates. Hamilton Lodge OF Odd Fellows
and the trustees Of the Mary Fletcher
Ihospital attended in body. There We're
physicians and friends present from all
over the state,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-06
TAFT Is CHEERED
BY VERMONT NEWS
To the Effect That Public Opinion, As
Reflected BY Majority Of News
papers. Favors Reciprocity.

The Boston Globes special correspond
crit in Washington, A Maurice Low,
sends his paper the following;
washington, June 5The president
has received from thoroughly respon-
sible resident Of Vermont statement
with respect to the sentiment Of that
state on the question of the Canadian
reciprocity agreement.
The writer conducted an inquiry re-
garding the attitude of the 60 daily and
weekly newspapers published in Yer
mont. OF nine dailies, eight advocate
the agreement and one is neutral, Of
81 weeklies. 3s are in favor, seven are
opposed and three are neutral
These figures include both Republican
and Democratic papers, and it is noted
that of the go papers published in Yer
mont only four are democratic. En-
cluding from the calculation the four
neutral newspapers. it will be seen that
80 per cent. are supporting reciprocity
agreement.
The presidents informant says that
tho newspapers of Vermont accurately
reflect public sentiment at large and
especially the attitude Of the people on
this issue in the town and rural dis
tricts where the local newspapers cir
culate. While the press Of Vermont is
as a whole notably independent, edi-
torial opinion in the concrete does not
run contrary to the real sentiment of
readers on political questions OF ma
tional character
The census OF 1900 shows that SO per
cent. of the population Of Vermont 10
years old and over engaged in gain
ful occupations, are farmers, and the
presidents informant says that only
pes cent. Of the farmers have written
letters in opposition to the pact"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-06
DEATH OF MRS. L. M. HEATH.
Caused By Appendicitis and complica-
tions, Health Poor for Six Years.

Bethel June 6.--Mrs L. NJ Heath
died at 5 o'clock Monday morning, aft
or a two weeks illness, the result of
appendicitis and complications, from
which there was no relief Mrs. Heath
went to st. Adams May II with a
delegation to attend the grand lodge Of
Rebekahs and on her return was i'll and
obliged to take her bed, growing stead
ily worse from that time
Mrs Ella (McAllisterl Heath was
born in Warren and had she lived un-
til September would have been So years
Of age. About 10 years ago Mr.. Heath
purchased the bouse now owned by
John Noonan and they came here TO
reside, having at that time one daugh-
ter, who died six years ago. after hav-
ing been married about ten days to
Charles Bartlett of Boston. Following
this they sold their house and built a
cottage into which they moved, and
it was here that Mrs Heatlfs illness
and death occurred The death Of the
daughter was heavy blow to both
parents and Mrs Heath's health had
bcen far from firm since that time
The deceased is survived by her hus-
band. one own sister, Mrs J Carey
Of HYDE Park. Mass. and a stepmother
and half-sister living in Plainfield. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-06
SPEAKING WAS EXCELLENT.
At Contest Held by Northfeld High
School Last Evening.

Northfeld June G Tho prize speak.
inu contest Of Northheld high school,
in connection with the annual COM
mencement. was held in the armory
last evening and was attended by a
large number of people The speaking
was Of high standard throughout, and
was very much enjoyed, as were the
musical numbers on the program in
Guiding selections by the high school
orchestra and a soprano solo by Mrs.
b + Allen.
The speakers and their selections
were as follows: Herman Henry Cross
JOAN Decosta'; Harriet Erval Whit
ncy Jack, the Fisherman; Ralph
Frederick Buzzell "The New South
Eva st Clair Morrill,, How the La
Rue Stakes were LOST; Harold Ray.
taond Aldrich, Gentlemen the King" ;
Elama Louise Davis, "The Soul of the
Vlolinp; Fred William Davis, "The
Prisoners Plea; Florence Cleury
Doyle, "The Heart Of Old Hickory"
Scott Gilman Ellis, "Poe's Raven in an
Elevator Grace Adele Houston. "Thc
Famine"
The Judges of the contest were
Emily A Glover of Montpelier sem.
mary. Frederic Edwards Of the Spauld
me- high school faculty, Barre, and
Principal James c. Walker Of Whitcoml
high school, Bethel Their awards were
se led and will not be announced until
tie graduation exercises on Thursday
evening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-06
LOOK FOR BODIES
AS MAINE Is SHOWN
Parts Of the Inflated Battleship Re-
vealed As Water Is Being Pumped
Out Of the Cofferdam.

Havana, June 6.--The work of pump
ing the water out OF the cofferdam built
around the wreck of the battleshiT
Maine was resumed to-day. AT Q a. m.
the water had been lowered three feet
At that time the top and sides Of the
wrecks afterdec< we're beginning tc
come into view. The confused mass Of
wreckage OF the afterdeck, covered with
marine growths, is now clearly visible
The forward part Of the ship, upon
which the greatest force OF the explo-
sion was exerted, is still submerged. The
United States collier, Leonidas, to-day
took up it's position alongside the stable
eofferdam. prepared to receive the wreck
age and any bodies that are discovered
in the hulk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-06
Joseph Clark, House Of Conec.
ton Prisoner, Back in Jail
AFTER HALF DAY OF LIBERTY
Bellows Falls Man Was Out Doing Gar
den Work When He Took II Into
His Head to Leave the Rut-
land Institution.

Rutland. June 0 6--Joseph Clark of
Bellows Falls, who was a "trusty'
prisoner in the house Of correction,
having been transferred there from the
Windham county Jail at Newfane, es-
capped yesterday while out doing gar
den work at the local institution. Last
evening Clark was captured at Pitts.
ford after he had travelled twenty miles
cn foot in half days time He had
cl anged his clothing at a lumber camp
Criminal prosecution viii be brought
against Clark for breaking jail The
man was serving sentence for lar
ccny.