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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-22
FOB SAL,E

939-PRETTY VILLAGE HOME
Two acres Of land (very productive
Story and half house with ell when
connects With barn 24x26 Barn has
cellar, two bcX stalls and room for
carriages. House js arranged so that
il can be used rs two f. milv house if
desired. Six rooms on frsT fl Dor, hard
finish. Nice cellar under whole house,
cemented bottom and EN- Il t.
ed wall, furnace heat and fire.
place. Three double cbimneys that
go to the ground, all 10 first class
shape. Bay window and large front
veranda help to make the house pleas
ant. Full equipped bath with hot and
cold water. Five rooms upstairs, wa
ter and cupboards; all nicely papered
and painted. Storm windows for ev
cry window in house, sores rs and
storm doors. House and barn nicely
painted and blinded. Electric lights,
nice .evel lawn with concrete walks,
maple shade trees. One-half mile
from railroad station and nearer
churches, stores, academy, etc. Own
er cOntemplateS moving TO another
state and 10 make quick sale we Cffer
this place at $1,000.
93S-GOOD BUSINESS FARM-One
hundred eighty acres on main road.
Dark lOam soil, tillage lies nice, is
machine work. Pasture for 25 COWS
and with good farmif e the farm will
keep this number and team. Two
hundred thousand feet mixed timber
one mile from sawmili; 1000 sugar
NAPLES; new camp 18X20 Iron arches,
kelr boiling rig, 1000 buckets and
Other equipment. Nearly new stock
barn 40X50, one side and end clap
boarded, has basement and silo, is ar
ranged for Is cows and three horses
Nice apple orchard about so trees
grated fruit. Story and half house
with ell and shed, eight rooms, cellar
and piazz' Spring water runs at
house and barn. With this farm we
will sell Is COWS, ali the fodder crops,
moving machine, horse rake, pillow,
harrow, cuItivator and cream separa-
tor. Price fer ali $4,000; bare farm
$500. This farm is lear several other
farm comes, is on a good road one
half mi from school; two and one
half miles from pretty village; five
miles from railroad; mail and tele-
phone at door; about half a mile from
pretty lake. Owner has another farm
reason for sailing. Toms easy
(Above farm is ali lease Land with an
nual rent of SIS 90. No taxes to pay
on the land.)
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-22
IRASBURG

1RAOSOKG
F. A. Buchanan is on the sick list.
Mrs. Almira Cotton is quite i'll.
All schools in town closed Friday.
Mrs. e. Q. Wells and baby are on
the sick list.
F. M. Sears was in Newport on
business Monday.
C. E. Towne spent a few days in
Boston the past week.
Doris Sears is home from her school
in Barton on account of illness.
Miss Emma Goss was home from the
Johnson Normal school over Sunday.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kennison last Saturday.
E. P. Webster, who mas been very
ill the past week. is some what bet.
ter.
Howard Coburn Of Boston is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H.
Coburn.
DR.. E. w. Gaynor of Boston was {
business visitor in town the first Of
this week.
Mrs. Walter Chadburn, who has
been very i'll with pneumo nia, is nov
convalescent.
Prof. and Mrs. Archie Stone Ieav,
for Cabot today where they will spent
their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehial Powers of Tro
to Of
Benware last week.
Mrs. John Edmunds was in Newpor
Tuesday to attend the funeral of he
cousin. Mrs. Green.
Frank Towne Of Boston spent fe,
days with his brother, C.. E. Town
the first Of the week.
E. G.. Wheeler of Boston visited hi
brother Herbert and other relative
in town the past week.
Miss Eta Litchfeld of Coventry i
spending some time with Mrs. T.
Grant. Mr.. Grant remains very ill.
Addison Smiths son Ernest, aged
years, has not an absent or tardy mar
during the eight terms of school h
has attended.
The fire auction sale of the C. "
Wheeler estate, held last Friday an
Saturday. was largely attended an
everything sold we'll.
Mrs. Eugene Meron. who has bee
caring for her sister, Mrs. r. N
Baldwin, returned to her home
Springfield, Mass, Monday.
News received from Mrs. Ralp
Willis, who is in the Mary Fletche
hospital, that she is gaining, is glad
received by her friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mason, WI
have been in very poor health all viii
, ter, have gone to the Royal Victori
hospital in Montreal for treatment.
Miss Ruth Corley, who has bee
critically i'll with pneumonia the pa:
week, is more comfortable. Mrs. AL
hey, a nurse from st. Johnsbury,
caring for her.
DR.. Goddard of Albany was Gale
in council with DR.. P G. Templeto
Tuesday in the case of E. P. Webste
: who does not improve as fast as h
friends could wish.
| The lecture on "Courtship and Ma
riage" given by Rev. E. E. Wells {
{ the M. E. church last Friday evenin
| drew good house and was much Ell
joyed by all present.
Prof. H. j. STANDARD of Bartc
gave very interesting talk befor
{ the Mems club of the Congreg;
tionai church Monday evening G
, moral training of children.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-22

Ernest Allen has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to
walk to the village.
Mrs. Clara Collins went to Burling-
ton Tuesday and has since entered the
Mrs. Mary Demars is very seriously
i'll with pneumonia. Her sister, Mrs.
PhilipiBlanchett is helping to care for
her.
Napoleon Damon was badly injured
on Friday while working in the woods
for William Russell. He was struck
by falling tree and his head pinned
against load of logs. He was re-
leased by the other workmen and TAX
en- to Mr.. Russell's camp in an uncon-
scious condition. Medical aid was
called from Glover and Barton, and al
though seriously injured, it is thought
at this writing that the young man
will recover.
HOLl LAND.
By the death Of Mrs. Hollis M
Stone, Jan. II, Holland lost one of its
oldest and most respected citizens.
Maria Blake was born in Durham, 2.
O., April 10. 1880, and in November,
lOOUs married HOLLIS SLOno. TN anuary
II, 1870, they moved to the farm,
where they lived Al years. The writer
OF this sketch has lived a neighbOr to
them ever since AMI has always found
Mrs. Stone, a true friend and kline
nelghbor always ready to help in time
OF trouble. She was always devoted
. to her family and home and ever
ready to help those VINO needed heI
care. Their friends to the number Of
, % or over gathered al their home las
NovemDerlII to help them celebrate
!, their golden wedding anniversary
! Mrs. Stone was member of : The
= Methodist church of Holland and I
constant attendant until age pre-
vented. Mrs. Stone was 81 years
: nine months :. old. She leaves t.
: mourn her loss, her aged husband
y who is in very feeble health, and tw
daughters, Mrs. FL. Batcnelder o
West Burke, and Mrs. Ella Cheney Q
Holland, two grandsons, and Oh
, brother, John Shannon of West Derby
and one sister and several NOR
distant relatives and a large circle o
= friends, VINO extend their sympath
q to the bereaved family. The tunera
f was Jan. 80 and the burial in Mea
: hill cemetery.
w F
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Miss Hazel Brown went last Satur-
day to Woodstock. N. H., to visit her
sister.
. Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Hunt of North
| Troy were guests at w. B. Gilpin's
Saturday.
Eva and Dana Gilpin visited their
brothers at Barton couple of DAYS
last week.
Alfred Curtis, who broke his leg
some time ago, is not gaining as rap
idly as hoped.
Rev.'J. E. Bowman and Rev. Mr..
Bromley of Lowell preached in ex-
change Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Thomas has returned
from Altoona, Pa, where she has had
a position in hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs o. M. Titus of Dun
kin, P. O.. are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. O. w. Bailey.
Mrs. Herbert Reed is at North
Haverhill, N. H., visiting her sons.
Mrs. Earl Reed is critically ill.
There was good attendance at the
entertainment Tuesday evening and
everyone reported a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sylvester of
Woodsville. N. H., have been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester.
Rhode and Miss Nancy Farman of
Springfield. Mass, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Far
man.
Perley Benware and Miss JACQUES
of Worcester, Mass, were recently
married. 1t is expected that they
will reside in town.
E. II. Hitchcock was in Bakersfield
recently. His sister, Mrs. Charles
Morse, returned with him and is visit
ing relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Crosbv came
SATURDAY from Compton, p O., to
visit Mrs. Crosby's mother. Mrs r
| H. Wright, who is gaining SLOWLY.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Crop Report.

Commissioner OF Agriculture and La
Dor C;ilbreath sends out the following
crop report of Ramsey county from his
Office in Bismarck: Conditions the
past week have been favorable for the
crops. sunshine with frequent showers
furnishing sufficient moisture for all
kinds Of grain, and excepting some
sold weather for two days, weather has
been mi]d promoting growth Of all var
itiee of seeds Wheat has good stand
snd color: corn is developing in good
order; flax is most promising, as are
also oats. barley, rye and millet. All
vegetable in good plight. Cherries alb
undant. also curTants and gooseberric.
Tame strawberries are abundant and
well developed. Hay, tame and wild is
being cut. Clovcrs, red and white, are
in blossom, with fine stand, and timothy
is well advanced. Damage from potatc
bugs less by IS per cent than last year
General outlook most promising for q
large harvest this year.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
THE FIRE.

The fire yesterday afternoon was
discovered by the tonsorial force in the
Chapman-Shirley parlors. The porter
in telephoning the alarm stated that he
did not know where the fire was and
added "it' S across the street, The
fire laddies found the blaze in the old
La Rue auto works and soon had the
piece of building there under control
although with the wind that was blow.
ing, considerable damage might have re
suited had much time been wasted. The
origin of the fire was due to small
boys smoking in the shack. The lads
We're seen running out of the building
when the fire was first discovered.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
LAWTON BAND.

There is some talk Of organizing a
brass band in town. OF late several
old players have expressed their desire
to organize. These old players are all
good ones, some fthem having played
in the leading bands Of Europe and
America. One of our young townsmen
has just imported a fine cornet with
echo attachment) and is diligently
practicing in hopes that he may some
day play leading cornet i'll the Lawton
International Brass Band.-Lawton
Leader.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

Edmore and inspect piece Of road
which VIM. Ross has just completed
between his farm and the village. Mr..
Ross is practical road builder and it
is really pleasure to ride over a
piece of road which he has completed.
We would particularly suggest that
whoever has charge of that portion of
road from the Henry Wright farm to
Emil Eichs place in Cato township
should come up and see the work Of
Mr.. Ross.-Edmore Herald-NewS.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
The Girl With the Hobble.

The girl with the hobble skirt had
her innings at noon today. 1t took
place just moment before the Great
Northern train pulled out. She made
the train.
At first, the task Of running did not
appear very easy, as the strides made
possible-or rather impossible-by
the hobble, would not come with regular
precision. Finally, after several little
vain attempts at running in the rcsu-
lar way, she settled down to the easy
Gait that only the hobble skirt can es-
tablish. After that all was we'll, ard
the "girl with the hobble" wen out
against the time card.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Two ENGAGEMENTS Announced.

The engagement of Miss Harriet Held
ecken. the adopted daughter Of John
kuderman Of this city and Paul Rich
ter Of ST. Paul has been announced. The
wedding vii take place in ST. Joseph s
church on Monday, July II and the
couple will reside in st. Paul.
An interesting announcement at vii.
liston is that of the approaching mar,
riase Of Miss Ell; Rrsohye Of that city
and G. J. Hjelle, the Williams county
commissioner residin" at Stordahl
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
TO cHAurAuouA TONIGHT.

Miss Alma tFreacy and her cousin,
Miss Mary Treacy of Devils Lake, re-
turned last evening from Minneapolis
where they enjoyed the civic celebra-
tion week and had a splendid time.
Miss Mary Treacy went on to Ardoch
last evening to visit today with her
parents, but returns this evening to b"
joined by Miss Alma and the two girls
will enjoy this week at Chautauqua
Miss Alma plans on going from there
to Maxbass for brief visit with an
Other cousin, Miss Haffey. Forks
Times.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
SPECIAL FARE OFFERED.

The Great Northern Railroad COM
panv inauguratcd new rate today
for tourists, making a special fare OF
one and onethird regular price to Gla-
cicr National park. The tickets call
for round trip from here to Bolton,
Mont, and an additional feature of
the trip is that stopovers are allowed
at as many places as they may be want
cd. The tickets and rate will hold
good until after October -.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
COLONEL FRED,

Colonel Fred Bartholomew of Grand
Forks, the ever smiling, good looking
proprietor of the Frederick, is cutting
quite dash in Devils Lake with his
excellent driving tandem. The horses,
as Fred fancies them, are far in ad-
vance of the bubble wagon and trip
through the streets last evening con-
vinced the Lakers that there was some
class to the drivers and the driver.
Fine dope for military inspection, Fred.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
NOT A MILL.

There is not news print mill in the
United States but is running to its
fullest capacity and that has the best
financial rating. Paper making is one
Of the oldest arts, and, in way, sug-
gests the ancient times when son al
ways followed father in staying in the
same business. 1t is possible to find in
manufacturing history, any business
conducted on anything like the scale
that paper making is, that has so many
successes and so few failures.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
HEYWARD AGAIN,

The state high school board, made up
of President Worst, Supt E. J. Taylor,
President McVey, w. L. Stockwell and
Supt. w. J. Alexander of Rolla. met on
Friday at Bismarck and organized for
the year. President Worst was elect
ed president Of the board, Supcrinten-
dent Taylor, secretary, and President
McVey, examiner. The principal action
Of the board was the re-appointment of
Richard Hayward as state hi oh school
inspector. Mr.. Hayward returned yes.
terday morning from Bismarck.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Co, 3 Changes,

At meeting of Co. 3 of the Nation
al Guard of North Dakota in camp here
First Lieutenant Harold Sorenson was
made the head of the Fargo company
to fill the vacancy caused by the pro
motion of Captain Grafton to major
ship.
Second Lieutenant Richard Still was
elected first lieutenant and Sergeant
Collier was made second lieutenant at
the meeting Thursday evening. The men
who were put into offices are all compe.
tent as they have been with the com.
pany several years.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Broke Ankle.

Ralph Chambers. son of Editor Cham
hers Of the Churchs Ferry Sun, Jump
ed from moving freight train at
Leeds Sunday evening and sustained a
broken ankle. DIR. Lund set the broker
bones and the Young man was taken
home that evening. He had planned to
ride on the frei CHIT train with that
intention. His INJURIES will keep him in
for some time and may leave him with
stiff ankle.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Picketts' Excuse,

Captain Ludwig of the Pisketts was
hit on the instcp by a pitched ball in
day and is limping considerably today.
His ankle is badly swollen and he will
be out Of the game for a short time.
Owing to his injury and the fact that
several members of the local team can
not get away for three days Of the
week, the series Of games with Devils
Lake, which was scheduled for Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, has been
called off.-Grand Forks Times
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Miss Norton Here.

Miss Mary Merton of Bartlett, one
of last years teachers in the local
schools, was in the city yesterday the
guest of friends. She returned Monday
afternoon accompanied by Miss Esther
Baarson and Miss Emma Caddigan, who
will remain as her guests for a few
days.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Likes the Place,

Perry johnson, right hand man to
Mayor NJ. F. Murphy of Grand Forks,
was in the city yesterday and expressed
great surprise at the growth of Devils
Lake. The new Great Northern hotel
caught his eye and he is satisfied that
there is nothing in North Dakota that
can compare with this structure. He
has been looking over the crops in this
vicinity and left Towner on No. /,
where he will inspect the crops in Nc
Henry county.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Girl Taken Home,

J. B. Hughes arrived in the CITY yes
terday and accompanied his daughter,
Catheryn, back to her home at Tyndal,
s. d., taking with him nurse who will
care for the demented girl. lIr.
Hughes states that his daughter has
been that way frequently, but has not
suffered for some time
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
AWAY for Visit.

Mrs. j. Vi. Carroll and lau2Eter,
Anna. of University avenue left tlis
morning on a short vacation trip and
will visit at Devils Lake and Minor.
At Devils Lake they will ENJOY {; day
or two as guests of Mrs. Richard
Daeley and will then 60 to Nlinot to
visit Mrs. Carroll S daughter, Mrs.
Charles J. Kane, and The new young
son who arrived hut few weeks ago.
Grand Forks Times.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Getting Talent.

Attorney I'd. Flynn, who has the ar
rangcmcnts for the home talent vaudc-
vile performance when the auto tour
lists are here, already has long list
Of would-be stars who will appear. DR..
Pierce is assisting in the selection Of
talent and real oldfashioned anna
teur night may be in store, minus the
book.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
To Shrine Meeting.

Andrew Stade left yesterday and
"Deac" Watts today on their trip to
Rochester. y. Y, where they will at
tend the National meeting of the Shrin-
erS. \ special train is to convey them
to their destination. stopping at sew
eral of the important cities enroute
On their return it is the intention OF
the drill team to circle back, stopping
at Washington and New Orleans.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
At ChautauGua.

The Chautauqua session at Devils
Lake opened on Saturday. Several
from this city were down to spend
Sunday, among them were A. L. John
son, Misses Emma Tufte, Mildred Nc
Bride and Waunita Fuller. phe par.
ty made the trip in Mr.. johnson s auto
Leeds News.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
LOCAL NEWS
(Fronl Fridays Daily.)
His Home Town.

State Insurance Commissioner ". c..
Taylor, who arrived from Bismarck, is
delighted with the fact that Devils
Lake is playing Alexandria, Mimi, to-
day. as it was formerly his home and
place of his birth. We expect loud
roofing on the part of the state official
at today's game.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
DISPLAYED MEDALS.

The medals won by Harley Davidson,
the champion roller skater, who is ap-
pcaring at Chautauqua, are on cxhibi-
ton at White e. Henderson IS. There
are some beauties in the collection, one
especially handsome having been won
nj England. 1T contains sixteen dia-
monds, all well cut,
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Guest From Devils Lake.

Mrs. Fred Traynor and her little
last evening from Devils Lake and
will enjoy a weeks visit here as the
guest Of Mrs. Traynor's mothcr-in-law,
Mrs. John Traynor, at her home on
North Sixth Strcct.-Grand Forks
Eines.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
EXPRESS COMPANIES GET IT.

Washington, D. c., July 11.-Denying
the right Of the Wells-Fargo Express
company to charge parcel rates on bulk
packages, the interstate commerce com
mission reaflirmcd a principle previous
ly laid down and ordered that after
Sept. next, carriers shall not make the
ownership of property offered for trans
portatioH a condition to the application
Of particular rates.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Will Not Come.

Walter Miller, the welter weight
champion who was scheduled to meet
Ed Doran here about July Is, writes
that he will be unable to meet the pride
of North Dakota at that time Miller
says tha he is going dispose of Tub
by Joe Carr, who has been after him
for year and then will meet the North
Dakota man. Miller and Carr are to
meet some time this month in Minneap-
oils.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Charles Opens.

The Charles theatre opened last even
ing to first class attendance. The pic
lures were vivid. showing the Lawn
dale Station hold-up; and Monte-C Car
10 scene. Thc illustrated song, "Kill-
arncy,' with good views, pleased two
houses
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Home Talent.

\ committee in charge Of the cnter-
tainmcnt Of the Twin City-Hclena mo.
torists arc busy arranging a program
of home talent vaudeville to be given
in conjunction with the regular Grand
opera house vaudeville Saturday even
ing. July 90
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A delightful party was held last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Goldberg in honor Of the 18th
birthday of their daughter, Mary. A
large number of visitors were present
and the evening was pleasantly spent
with games and dancing.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
TOWner Guests,

Among those here from Towncr at
tending the Chautauqua are Mr.. and
Mrs. Bickcl, Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Wheel
on, Mr.. and Mrs. jacob, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jene, Mr.. and Mrs. Flanagan and Mr..
and Mrs. Hawkinson.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Committee Signed.

Fane committee in charge of the paper
mill proposition have all signed the
necessary papers to 90 ahead with the
work, mainly the publicity which is to
he given the new Devils Lake enter
prise.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
KEENE IS RECOVERING.

London, July Thames R. Keene,
concerning whose death alarming re-
ports have been in circulation, was
seen by representative Of the Associ-
ated Press. He said that he had been
i'll for considerable time, but is recov-
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
GOVERNOR vETOEs BILL.

Madison, Wis, July 11.-Govcrnor
McGvvcrn vetoed the bill apportioning
the state into congressional and legis-
lative districts on the ground that it
was gerymanderv and consequently
unconstitutional. This means that the
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Will Attend,

Geo. H. Rodenbach, of Ken Temple,
will attend the Shriners' national gath
erins at Rochester, he being very near
that place at presen-. Mr.. fodenbaoh IS
one of the prominent Masons OF Devils
Lake.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
From Outing,

Mrs. T. H. Dillev is expected to re-
turn from visit with relatives near
Sherwood the end of the week. Her
sister, Miss Priebe. will visit friends
in NIinot for few days before re-
turning.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
PETITION HAS 10000 NAMES

Peoria, Ill.,, July 1.-THE petition
asking a pardon for Mrs. Angelina Nea-
politano, the woman sentenced to hang
early in August for numbering her hus-
band to save her honor and who is
shortly to become mother, contains
nearly 10000 names.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
into the Crowley house on Sixth street.
P. G. Miller is moving into the house
which the Kellys have occupied.
The Mayor Was Here.

Mayor Tom Shultz Of Leeds, was in
the city to see if "Lucky Bob' would
fly. st. Henry will be an attraction at
the Leeds fair and Mayor Shultz is in
terested.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
AT RALDWIN'S.

Miss Sorcnson, county superintendent
of schools Of Towner county, and Miss
Shirly Of Cando, were guest OF hr.
and Mds 3. r. Baldwin.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Visits Cousin.

Miss Eta Lowe of this city has gone
to Devils Lake, where she will spend
a few days at Chautauqua, as the guest
Of her cousin, Miss Lowrecn Lewis
Grand Forks Herald
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Babv Bow,

Superintendent Of Schools Haig re
ceived a message this morning .nat
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Haig, of Wheaton,
MINI. We're the proud parents Of ten
pound baby boy.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Went to Williston.

Mayor McClory left last evening for
Williston to be in attendance at the
cases before Judge Kneeshaw which he
is interested in.