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New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.


Feb. 25.--Another storm Of marked severity and
wide extent which has been developing In the
Far Southwest has now advanced eastward across
the Rocky Mountains. the centre tonight
being over Oklahoma. where the pressure is
20 "a inches This storm is attended by wide
spread precipitation from the Rocky Mountain
region eastward over the Mississippi Valley and
southern states Heavy snow Is falling In Kan,
the Texas Panhandle, and warnings for heavy
SHOWS and high winds were issued this morn
ing almost generally for the Central States and
the southern and central portions OF the Great
The temperature has risen in the middle and
north Atlantic states and the gulf region. while
II has fallen from New England westward over
the Great Lakes. and quite generally between
the Mississippi River t snS S the RSsHy Mountains
be variable, shifting to east probably becoming
high Monday night; middle Atlantic Coast. east,
shifting 10 southeast and becoming high Mon
day night; south Atlantic Coast. brisk southeast
20 south. shifting 10 west Tuesday; east Gulf
WGnSs bTH ab 70 wes Gulf I" ccas brsk 70 Srs
northwest Lake Michigan, northerly gale. with
heavy snow.
The western storm will move across the MID
die states, with its centre passing north OF the
Ohio River toward the lower lake region.
II will be accompanied BY extensive rain and
snow and severe and shifting gales over the
Middle and Eastern States and followed By
colder weather,
storm warnings are displayed on the Atlantic
Coast from Jacksonville to New York and on
the Gulf Coast from Brownsville TO Carnabee.
Fla.
Steamers departing Monday for European
ports will have easteriy winds, becoming high,
reaching proportions OF gale. with rain or
snow, 10 the Grand Banks.
Forecast for special LocnlitIes.--For North
err New England, fair to-day. followed by snow
at night and on Tuesday; northeast Winds In
creasing.
For Southern New Englapd. rain or snow to-
day and probably Tuesdays colder Tuesday; In
creasng east winds. becoming high.
For Eastern New York. rain IN southern. rain
or 1nAw IN northern portion to-day and Tuesday;
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

original schedule called for, the result
might have been different. Against the
Tigers the Dartmouth had the easiest kind
Of scing I'm the poorest game played this
year. and Il was Frinceton's weakness
rather than Dartmouth's strength thar
gave the victory to the Green. Princeton.
however, surprised itself by defeating Yale
in its final game of the season and assured
itself OF a position one degree better than
last I'm the league standing.
Columbia has the heavy end OF the sched-
ule during the coming week. and for that
reason the Blue and Whites present ad-
vantage in the percentage column may sur
fer considerably before the curtain Is rung
down on the Last game of the year on next
Saturday night.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

sSx !rTet:; Emil Ginsburger 10 Clinton W Bedeh
& CO: Feo 10 uatg Sl,jG0i; 81 address, "a Law
.cnce 81.
ROBBINS AVE, e ccr l39ih 81. 20ix irreg.
eTuey Realty 20 90 Louis p'tnstslns co: Oct
%: 81 Liberty st Gntv So 00W; SOC; attorneys
House, Grossmsn Voorhees,, ii5 Broadway.
sTEBBINs AVE, = 5es II n Of 165th 81, 2jS
is9; Stebbins ave. jGS II Of lG3th s., 2jxis2;
Ellen Curry 70 Louis + KlebGb. 1880 Union ave.
Feb 20 mtg SS500l; 800: attorney Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co, 100 Broadway
WASHINGTON AVE, loss 10000, G cor
ie6th st, JGxS7x irreg Louis Kehan 10 Ellen
Curry. 1910 StebbinJ ave- Feb q (mtg $4,000;
81: attorneys. Simmons 4 Harris, 1875 Broadway.
wESTCHEsTER AVE. " =. Is n Of
Jockson ave, 34N irreg; Forest ave. e cor i56ih
IT. Xxx irreg: Thomas Clifford ir, et al 20
John Kadel l473 81 Lawrence ave: FEB 10;
500: attorney Title Guarantee and Trust CO.
90 Broadway.
lGSD 81. s. from Kelly 20 70 tiffany 81,
2n0xt25: Broadway aud Cathedral Parkway Co
~ Newoort Realty Co. 81 Nassau st; Feb %;
500; attorneys, Lese & Connolly, 80 Nassau 81
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POCKET BILLIARDS AT DOYLE S

There are nine amateurs named 10 start
in the pocket billiard tournament which is
TO begin tonight at Doyle's i2d street room.
1; will re handicap AFFAIR. J. H. Shoe
maker, who Just defeated De ORC in a
special match, Will play from scratch. The
other entries are DR.. Howe G0, Charles
McCafferty (70, w. Bowling Coz, T.. War;
rlngton CGD. VI. Bernstein GS), r.. Seabury
(55). H. Schwartz (55l and L. Cole (JW. To-
nights game will bring together Shoe
maker OAl and Schwartz (6O
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee end attor-
ney)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
FEBRUARY "a

ney.)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
FEBRUARY -.
MANHATTAN.
LEMON AVE. W s. q II n OF 11Tth st, 75x
Irreg; Herman F Bindese to New York Saw
ings Bank. 81 Sth ave: Feb %: due per bond;
$4,000; attorneys, Weber & webber' Beck
man 81.
Mary \ o'Rey 10 Union SQUARE Savings
Bank, 2D Union Square: Feb 90; yrs AZ per
cent $1,000; attorneys, Nash & Jones 63 WaIl 81.
10Th ST a07 East. 21x9s; Charles Delage
kers. n Y; Feb %; yrs; $4,000; attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co l76 broadway
9th ST. 1903 to so7 East. ok irregi same %
Feb %; due as per bond IS, 500: attorney, Title
Guarantee and Trust Co, 176 Broadway.
GOTH ST, 229 East 4 sty brk 2Ox1O0 Albert
+ Mando to Lazare Lader: 3 yrs; per cent;
$1,000; address 552 McDonough st. Brooklyn.
125TH ST SIS West. sty brk, 2TxlO0 Sd
ave, $780, 25x125; Lester Antler to Louis Lich-
tensten and ano, West 36th 81 (prior mtg
Si3.50O,; Feb l8; instalments; per cent: $23.-
2s2: attorneys. Hays Hersbneld & Wolf rs
Broadway.
THE BRONX.
AQUEDUCT AVE q 7eO II OF Plympton
ave, 56x13l; Towanda Construction Co TO Mi
chel Real Estate and Mortgage Co. 277 East
tl7th st; Feb %: yrs; per cent; s11 900; at
torney Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co,
100 Broadway.
DhONA 81, 9 $, ADJOINING land Ralpn II
Smith. 25x irres: Samuel r Waldron to Gesine
Rissi $40 Intervale ave: Feb 10: yrs; per
cent $1,000: attorney, John A stenmetz, 1903
East lS0th ct.
FOX ST. 65J, 41x125; Maze Realty Co TO Alex
ander Blumenthal and ano, haywood,
(prior mtg S2S0O0); Feb %: due as per bond;
$4,000; attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co,
l76 Broadway.
KELLY ST. cor 1850 st. 125x1oo; Newport
Realty CO to Broadway and Cathedral Parkway
GO, io3 Park ave; Feb 2S; due April 1914
THOMAS AVE- $. I9l It of KingsbrIdge
Road. ,50x1l9x lrreg: Matthew Smith to Her
man W Schultz. 447 Fort Washington ave (prior
mtg s12 00M: Feb %; yrs; per cent; S415Oi
attorney. Title Guarantee ana Trust co. l10
Broadway
wEsTCHEsTER AVE, W 8. "a II OF
Jackson ave, 34x irreg; Forest ave, cor i56th
81. &; John Kadel to Thomas Clifford. jr,
81 al. 473 Lexington ave: Feb 10: due as per
bond; s1S6oo attorney, Samuel Riksr. tr 40
Cedar 81.
WASHINGTON AVE. loss and 1000. cor
1aeth st, 5IxS7x irreg: Ellen Curry TO Louis Z
Kleban, 1870 Union ave (prior mtg si3, 600: due
July /, 1918, per. cent; Feb %; $1,000; attor-
neys. Shapiro & Levy, l10 Nassau st.
18TH ST, W cor Bronx st, 62x41: Samuel
r waldron q Henry Fuellert, 1929 Beach ave
prior mtg S350W: Feb 10; yrs; per cent;
$4,000; attorney, A Stelnmetz, 1909 East 1SOth
st
18TH ST, n 8. 4s II OF Lorilard Place, 5ox
90 Arthur Avenue Realty and Construction Co
TO italian Savings Bank. "a Spring st; Feb q;
3 yrs g per cent S31 900; attorneys, Wayland
| & Bernsrd 25s Broadway.
21GTH ST n cor Olinville ave, 100x60; John
O'Brien to Sarah NJ Denton, Westheld, n j;
Feb %: 8 yrs; 5l7 per cent; $1,000; attorneys.
Merrill & Rogers. l2S Broadway.
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LIS PENpENS.

LOT 3i2 to go. map OF Hunts Point Realty
Co Bronx; Catherine Mcconnell agt Charses
Mcconnell ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorney,
VI Sullivan.
1s2D ST. n s. lot 45, map OF South Belmont,
Bronx; Samuel Hollander aGt Annie Kehoe et al
foreclosure Of mtg): attorney l. NJ Shimel.
LOTS 176 and III map OF property OF "a
Haight Bronx: Eudora Corneliuz et oil agf
Joseph l. Fries ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attor-
ncy. C. w II Arnold
3iTH ST. n s. 32J II " Of 9Th ave. 5oxi26.6
Newburg Savings Eank agt Frederick SetZ ~
al action 10 set aside conveyance, etc): attor-
ueys Cowing. White e. Wait.
18TH ST. $40 and 544 East: Robert Lee, jr
q. al agt Isaac Berlin et al foreclosure OF mts)f
attorneys, Ramhaut & Wilson.
LEXINGTON AVE- 1853; Morris Morrison ast
Rosae Greenbaum ct al tspecihc perforip-
ance): attorney, L Felner
171ST ST. :. 1902 II e Of Sd ave. S Ii
iIT4; Realty LuslneEs Corporation agt Charles
Biorltegreu, Inc. ct al foreclosure OF mtg); at
toTney r u Root.
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colder Tuesday; east winds. Increasing. becom-
ing high.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
rain to-day: Tuesday rain or snow, followed by
fair and colder. increasing east Winds becoming
a gale. and shifting To west.
= For Delaware. Maryland and the District OF
Columbia, rain to-day: Tuesday rain In the
morning, followed by fair ana much colder IN
For Virginia, rain to-day; Tuesday. generally
fair and much colder: increasing cast winds, be-
coming a gale
For Western virginia. rain to-day. probably
turning to snow ana much colder at night
Tuesday cloudy and colder.
For Western New York snow to-day and Tues
day. becoming heavy colder Tuesday; easterly
gale.
For Western Pennsylvania rain to-day. turn
ing to snow Tuesday. becoming heavy; colder
Tuesday; easterly gale.
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prootlyD celtics ,sl. Position. Greenpoiut Oj.

= lioaIs = compton. =. kIng. = y HsIIaTan aNU
OHare for Brooklyn Ceftics. Referee--Mr.
smith Observation-Disclosures for Brooklyn Gel
ties. Elwood for GTeenpoint. Tlme-Halves Of
q IS minutes each
Al Morris Park. Newark, the Newark
Field club met and defeated the st. Georges
by tho score of four goals to two. At half
, time, however, the st. Georges held a two
10 nothing lead, but IN the second session
Of play the Jerseymen showed marked
reversal Of form from their playing IN the
first half and piled up four tallies before
bostiIitjes ceased.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
m THE CRICKET CREASES.
Brooklyn CeItiCS Defeat Green
point Team.
NEWARK PILES UP SCORE
Clan McDonalds Gain Third
Round Of Cup Tie by Beat
ing McKenZies.

IN the second round OF the amateur foot
hall cup tic series the Brooklyn Celtics dis
oosed of the Greenpoint eleven at Loughln
oval. Brooklyn, yesterday, by the one-sided
.core Of eight goals TO nothing. The brunt
~ the work in the goal-scoring line was
carried of by Campion, at inside right, as
2 ~ secured four goals, two in each period
~ play. King also excelled in the same
work he contributing two points divided
between the halves.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
KARLA 70 wREsTLE RoMANoFF

Naria the globe trotting Mahometan
..Vm me Punjaub, India. who with Cana
ana tpx created a sensation in London. will
naNe nis FIRST appearance on the mat In
~ qty atfhe ciermont Avenue Rink.
srtnsnt avenue, near Myrtle avenue.
nooAsn. nsxt Friday night against Ivan
rouaaon Tie giant cossack. Karla is
,p sHosn aineng his eountrymen as the Bonn
oey llser' lie is not only strong and ag-
'@sssive but quick on his feet
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

Slsson. the Dartmouth forward, MADE
sure OF the point scoring championship by
increasing his total of ll9 points more tPah
a score above kaufman. OF Cornell. uhl'
the Tiger forward, cane UP In his last
game. and Is now third. with 81 points.
while Btnson, of Columbia. because Of In
activity, still has 92 points and has dropped
from second TO fourth place.
The table is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
HOPPE TO MEET DEMAREsT.

Willie Hoppe has put up his forfeit OF $3.50
for his coming match with Calvin Dema-
rest for the is2 ball<llne billiard champion
ship OF the world. This action constitutes
an acceptance of Demarest's challenge. The
date and place will be announced by
Hoppe next week. II has already been
practically determined that the match viii
be played I'm this city, In tho grand bali
room II the Hotel Astor, on Thursday,
ADril If
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
BOWLING RECORDS SMASHED
James Smith a High Roller in Ca
madam Tournament.

toronto Feb. 25.-World's records were
broken by James Smith Of Buffalo, in the
finish Of the sixth annual tournament OF the
Canadian Bowling Association, which has
been in progress during the last week
Smith was in rare form. and rolled III for
his three games, as compared with the
worlds record OF 7O5. held by Tom Haley,
Of Detroit Smith was away TO a dying
start, getting a strike, spare and then
punching nine hits and getting nine on his
last ball. for a 279 count. the highest score
Of the tournament.
Smith also broke the worlds record for
the all-events, getting 6il in the team, 64S
in the doubles and III in the singles, his
total being 2,0C0 His average was 22S SO
for his nine games. The former grand
total record was 1881, held by Haley.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

3Jo AVE. s, - Il Of 10th st; 10 sty
store: Ridley estate. owner; L \ Sheinart, ~
Bowery. architect; cost, $500.
23D ST, 2i9 ard Z2i East; 20 two sty tennis
ard stores: II schar1. J62G 18th ave, Brooklyn,
owner l. Marrer 1893 Broadway. ARCHITECT;
cost. 81 coo.
BROADWAY, cor 57th st; to a sty
apt Klein n Jackson. i49 Broadway. owners;
Rouse 81 Goldstone. 80 West 32d st, architects'
Sl0n NlO
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

sgd ST. 9 West: Frank Seery agt Marsaret
royt owner; Timotay d Hesly, lessee ana con-
tractor; S. .720 GIL .,,,x
pincliS Polonskv agt HeIere Realty ana Son-
gtructlon co. owner lrenewgD: $3.50 80. -
LoRILLARD Pl., . e cor fsIth st. Z'.4xIuy,
Bsaser s. Dousherty agt Joseph Faiela. owner
end contractor t,oncefta Faieua. GiusepninA
Santangeio s. Marietta Mauro, owners; sl'Aio
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)
FEBRUARY -.

BROADWAY. W cor OF Bath st. second moor
David r Leahy Realty co 70 star Shoe ~
yrs from March !. 1912; S3,s10: address. 1881
broadway. Brooklyn.
9TH AVE. Ts5, store and basement; chris
topher Welcher 10 Samdel Zuchermandel; yrs
from May 1. 1872 Sliio: address 900 ''h ave
10TH ST, 26T East, west store and hoor: Waa ,i1.,
h.r, paaitv 90 TO Lazarus Kelmann; yrs from
Nav 4 1912; S54c; address. 267 East l0th ST.
oaD ST. 244 West. west half OF NTH noor
ono y Dreyer TO | stark: yrs from Feb j.
1912: $50: address, 24O West I'D st
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

GOTH sr. S02 West: Tor 1 sty moving 9sct-
urc show, 20x25: X Moore, 19l eth ave; own
er; " J Hackett. 2lO West losth st. aTchiteet'
cost $500
BOTH ST. ISL 10 i55; for a Il sty store and
lofts bldg, 75xSJ; Polo Construction 90, llIs
Broadway. owner: Neylc s. Bagsc. III West
i2jth 81. architects; cost s3JoOo0
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

wieser; S3S.00O.
Same TO same: S26 600
Same 10 same; $50 000
Robert p Lee. jr to Robert Lee; 81.
William Zerega to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; S21, 900.
Gertrude w Oryis TO Centenary Fund and
Preachers Aid Society OF the Newark Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church; 81.
Max Marx to Otto Silk; S21,320.
Same 10 Frances Mann; S2i,320.
Emanuel Fuchs, administrator, 10 George p
Sanborn: 81.
Marx Marx 10 Albert s Mortimer: $1,000.
Philip Jacobs to Ephram sin: 81.
State Bank 10 George Sanborn; 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Elizabeth x
Mehbach; $4,000
Same 10 Dry Dock Savings Institution; $50. 900.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

Highest temperature yesterday' svssnes AZ:
average FOR corresponding date last yesf, os,
average for corresponding date last thirtS-thf"e
years. 32 r,asday
Tuesday colder; east winds, increasing. hecom-
Ing high.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1c3D ST. 322 East Philip II Maher sgt
Mutual MIX co Ct 81; Feb 5, 1912 (oy deYosit''
SEQ
BARETTo ST, W cor i6jth 81; National
Bridge Works agt James Butler Inc ct al; ia"
"a 1872; sl,i0i So.
.0lTI ST. 3l3 and 3i5 East Morris Marserer
Q; 81 agt Adelinc p Jordan et al: Dec ii. isil'
sar
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

Scorea-Clan McDonaIds, 3; Can MchenIIes, U.
Referee--Nr Johnston. Iinesmen-Owen for Nc
Donads Connor for McKenzies. Goals-Thomp-
son TO- Wood %, McCann, Dye and Bailey Tor
Clan McDonalds Time-Halves Of 40 minutes.
At Parkville Oval. Newark. the Sheffield
F. c. met and defeated the Washington
eleven by the score Of goals to in
fast and interesting game.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26


Local Oficia, Record.--The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for tho last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
Gatc last
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

sisnuad Ashner to rsi5ors Jackson; Slov
Kate Blank to Harris Mandelbaum; SlV''
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold Under the
Hammer This Week.

The offerings at auction in the vesey
street and The Bronx saiesrooms this week
follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney.
FEBRUARY -.
MANHATTAN

FEBRUARY %
MANHATTAN
BROADWAY. n " cor OF eth st. 75.5xls1s sx
s4.0x93; Dec 49, 1909; Eliza Virgins 10 City
Real Estate Co: $1,000; address, 178 Broadway.
MADISON sT, 2J0 and 252, $, 4Ox9O: Feb
! 25, 1904; Bernard Minkin 70 Anna and Henry
torneys, Eisrna & Levy, 135 Broadway.
/ 9TH AVE. n cor OF 2i5th st. g9.1fx50; Feb
81. 1905: Ruth Mackey TO Emma Badgely;
! $4,000; attorneys, James Schell &c Elkus, lI0
Broadway.
Albert Mortimer: $1,000.
4STH ST. n 5. 221 II Of sth ave. 54x1oo; 5;
( May ID. l9lO;, Anna Elsen- 90 Chelsea Realty
broadway.
49TH sT. 23s to 2s7 West. 54x1oo5; FEB "a,
1909; Anna Esen 10 Chelsea Realty Co; Sl5.OOO;
attorney Title Insurance Co, i35 Broadway.
GOTH ST. 90 East. 20x1oO5; Jan 10. 1909: Al
! bert Mando TO Lazare and Paul b Bader;
81, 600; address, Brooklyn.
ileTH ST, $ =. 1903 IT Of Ave runs "
Charles and Mary A Hillemeier TO Mary F Hille-
meier. extrx, satisfied or record without produc-
Term. Part l. Feb %. 1912: Justice Peter A
Hendrici; $4,000
THE BRONX.
BELMONT AVE, 231s, 5, 25xiO0; July 60,
1910; John and Mary Abbate to Giovanni and
Theresa de Bernard; $1,000; attorneys Curtis
& Romagna, 277 Broadway
EAGLE AVE. W s. 5532 It S OF 15eth st. 5Ox
95x49. Ixe5; Aug 25 1911: Flanagan, Incorp, to
Title Guarantee and Trust Co; $50, 900: address,
lE8 Broadway.
! EINGSBRIDGE and WEST FARMS RD, e s.
1888 Il OF Arthur ST. runs ll0x W 75x s
20 10 Kinssbridge rd 5 500 TO beg; Feb %
1896; Margaret stonebrldge 20 Catherine A Ne
CURE; $500; attorney, Brady, % Nassau st.
LoRING PL, e 5, 35l.11 II n OF ls3d st. AK
no. Sept Is, 1909; Loring Realty Co 20 Modena
Realty Co; $1,000; attorney. Henry Patton. So
Liberty st.
18TH AVE mow 226th ST.. n r. lot 274. map
Wakefield 100xll4 Feb l, 1905; Fanny John
ston 10 sadie and Henry J Kaufman; 81, 500
attorney. Hugh A Thornton. 81 West Main ST.
Tarrytown. n Y.
10TH AVE, n S, 1856 II Of % 81, Wakefield,
25xlli: Aug 30. 1911; William and Laura A
Wochian 10 Isabel Kemp; $1,000; attorneys,
Todd & 81 John. 25S Broadway.
17STH ST. n 6, 100 II Of Hughes ave, AZ. TX
i0l 2x4l sx1Ol3 Nov 3, 1909: Louis Franken-
thaler 10 John McNulty; $4,000; attorneys.
FIankenthaler s. KraUs. So Nassau ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

SUNDAYS NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 year.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LEr
long ISLAND.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
You Are Thinking of a Home,
DEAN ALyoRD COMPANY
NEW JERSEY.

III broadway. NY. Tel. stoO-ReetOr.
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oniciai observations OF United states weather
bureaus taken at o. m. Yesterday follow:
HUMIDITY.

a, m,.......... 5ols p. NJ"
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cAMBRELLENG AVE, 2i45 25xioox irreg
TIE Candido Construction Co to Slfongn De
csndido, 244s cambrelleng ave nnts si3.5oOl
FEB s; 800; attorney, D 4 Mott. f0o East li0sh
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-01-18

THE OFFICERS ELECTED.
The following officers were unanimously
elected:
President. Mrs. S. W. johnson; LIST Vice
President, Mrs. Geo. R. Williamson; End Vice
President, Miss Annie V. Field; Sd Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Everard A. Wilson; Secretary and
Auditor, Mrs. Geo. E. Bracket; Treasurer,
Mrs James F. Mckeen.
The various committees were appointed by
nomination and are as follows:
BOARD OF MANAGERS: Miss Maud E. Math-
ews, Mrs. Essie P. earle, Miss Nellie Hopkins.
Mrs. e. S. Pitcher, Mrs. Joseph Tyler, Mrs. G..
z. kilgore, Mrs. 0. S. Vickery, Mrs. C. W.
Walden, Mrs. H. H. johnson, Mrs. A. Millett.
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE: Mrs H. H.
Carter, Mrs: S. A. Parker, Mrs Frank Bailey,
Miss Lula Mason, Mrs. Joseph Tyler, Mrs. o.
s. Vickery, Mrs. E. A. Wilson, Mrs. A. Millett.
PURCHASING COMMITTEE: Mrs. j. F. Nc
Keen, Mrs. S. A. Parker. Mrs. Geo. E. Bracket.
Mrs. p. A. Wilson. Mrs. H. H. johnson, Miss
Maud E. Mathews.
SEWING COMMITTEE. Mrs. E. A. Wilson,
Mrs. S. w. johnson. Miss Annie V. Field. Mrs.
J. F. McKeen, Mrs. Frank Bailey. Mrs. Robert
Logan, Mrs. G. c. Kilgore. Mrs. Ellen Ryan,
Miss Abbie Poor, Mrs. James Mears, Mrs. A.
Millett.
VISITING COMMITTEE.
January. Mrs. ]. o. Black, Miss Ethel Frost.
February. Miss Maud E. Mathews, Mrs. r.
F. Dunton.
March. Mrs. M. W. Rich, Mrs. Warren
Marsh.
April. Mrs. Alfred G. Ellis, Mrs. S. w.
Johnson.
May. Mrs. E. S. Pitcher, Mrs. E. D. EIms.
June. Mrs. C. S. Weber, Mrs. H. H. Carter
July. Mrs. H. H. Johnson, Mrs. Geo E.
Bracket.
August. Mrs. J. F. McKeen, Mrs G. C. Kill
gore.
September. Mrs Chas. H. Walden. Miss
Maud E. Barker.
October. Mrs. S. A. Parker, Miss Annie V.
Field.
November. Mrs. Joseph Tyler, Mrs Everard
A. Wilson.
December. Mrs. Frank Bailey, Mrs. O. S.
Vickery.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-01-18
House Saved by the Telephone.

The residence of Amos G. Sukeforth
in the southeast part of Washington, on
the road leading from Stickney's Corner
to Union, came near being destroyed by
fire Thursday afternoon, and never could
have been saved if they had not had tel
ephone. Mr.. Sukeforth was away and his
sister, who keeps house for him, was
alone with the exception of neighbor.
Miss Della Robbins, and whose heroic
efforts kept the flames checked until
help arrived. The chimney burned out
earlier in the day, and must have left
some smouldering sparks, for place was
ablaze around the ell chimney when dis
covered and hole for Is feet around the
chimney was burned before the fire was
extinguished. The neighbors live quite
distance away and if they had not been
called by telephone the entire stand of
nice farm buildings would have been de-
stroyed. The loss from fire and smoke
will be about $500; partially insured.