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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

$175-R p. House 10 W. c. Harper,
lot 5Oxl5l feet west side Helena Ave
nue. 5S5 feet north Of Greensferry Ave
S6.0OO-Mrs. Antoinette B Duncan to
CHARLES Loridans, As acres in south
east corner Of land lot 65, 18th district.
S55O-West End Park Company to r.
X Wood, lot 5Ox200 feet, east side of
East Ontario Avenue, 615 feet south Of
Gordon Street July rs, 1910
S2.6OO-Albert BOylston TO B. Ungar,
lot 59XlOO feet. southwest corner Crew
Street and Woodward Avenue. June IL.
s550-John Starr to Noel J. Rice. lot
5OXl0O feet at west line of Gary prop
erty, 1,04l feet south of southeast cor
ner Of Grand Avenue and Mayson and
Turner'S Ferry Road. March Is. 1910
So 50O-A. l. Jennings to E. 6. Jones,
dl6 Luckie Street, lot 33xS5 feet. May
20, 1913.
5000 Mrs. Harriet l. harrington to
John w Hardwick and Joshua W. Fer
gusOn, lot 397Xl OPS feet, northwest cor
rer Of Hill Street and Harrington Ave
2.OOo|Charles c. Jones to w. D.
Newsom, lot 5Ox55 feet, east side of Hui
sey Street. so feet north of Rhodes
Street. June IA, 1913
Sl15-Ike Morris to B. CIein and
Joseph Jacobs, lot 27x95 feet, east side
COrley's Alley, 4O5 feet north of Hous-
tor, Street June II, 1913.
S+,2Vu-Mrs Jane T. Prince to George
W Price, lot 60xlS0 feet, 116 Highland
S2,25O-J. W W. Daniel TO Charles H.
Cone, 462 Crew Street, lot 50xl90 feet
S50O-Mark J. McCord to Sam Field. lot
5OxlO0 feet, southwest corner Windsor
and Arthur Streets. June 10, 1913.
Sl2OOO-Mrs Martha f. Norton to Ed
ward S. Gay, lot 45x140 feet south side
Garnett Street, 81 feet east of Madison
a
S200-Mrs. Sallie +. Thrailkiu 10 Mrs
Laura 2. Hin, lot 100x165 feet, west side
Sims Avenue 9s5 feet north Of right-of-
way Of Central Of Georgia Railway.
S25-Greenwood Cemetery to Mrs. NJ.
D. Walker, eastern half Of lot 26, col
umn !, Greenwood Cemetery. April "a
I,149-MaTy p. Dickens to Florence
NJ. Robinson, lot S2x313 feet, on Lake
view Avenue. being lot 20, block 4,
Peachtree Heights. June 4.
N.000-Nolie Jones to c. W. Eddins.
OF 45Xl00 feet, west side Summit Ave-
nue., 2O4 feet south of Angler Avenue.
SO OOO-M. l.. Hirsch to W. D. owens.
OF 150X375 feet, west side West Peach
tree Street, 400 feet south of Cuba Ave
nue.. June, 1913
$9,OOO-Alice r. and Hattie r. Ollin-
-er to Il. H Hinton, 80 North Avenue,
Ox190 feet. June 3
$46O-J 7. Elliott to r. ]. Akridge.
OF 50Xl3S feet, on Ashby Street, land lot
III. Fourteenth District. June IT.
Sl,500-John L. Arthur to Miss Rosa
RausChenberg, Is Randolph Street, 5Ox
IS feet June II.
S875-West End Park Company to
T. NJ Sheffield, lot 50x214 feet. west side
East Ontario Avenue, 275 feet south OF
;ordon Street July Is, 1910.
S675-John ". Flournoy to j. n. Aus
in. lot 1O0x1Ss feet, on Thomas Street
part of F1ournoy subdivision. June IT.
$3OO-Daisy Smith Russey to n. c.
Ragsdale. lot 5Oxi50 feet. north side
Pearce Avenue. 100 feet west of James
Street April 10, 1906.
sSO0-George Garrow to ". E. Bald
win and Arthur Spurlin. lot 50x170 feet
south side Milledge Avenue. 1855 feet
east of Kelly Street. June II.
$550-Charles I. Wood to A. J. Moss
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Spring Street Residence Bought.

z. J. Hale has sold to A. II. Birn-
baum, through John d. Babbage, 262
Spring Street, a cottage on a 5O-by-
SO-foot lot. for $6,5O0. The cottage
rents for $22 a month and is situated
on the west side of the street between
Alexander and Mills Streets.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Whites GAIN Neoross Losa.

PERRY.-Ihe school census enu-
merators Of Houston County have
made their reports to f. NJ. Greene,
County School Superintendent. show
ing 6,S47 of school age, 1,709 being
whites and 5,13S negroes. There has
been a gain in the last five years of
295 whites and a loss Of $50 negroes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

MACON. - Mysterious burglaries
which puzzled the police for a month
and which were attributed to pro
fessional thieves have now been as
signed TO Walter and Clarence Min
ton, brothers, 9 and II years old. Four
indictments have been returned
against them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

NEWS IN BRIEF

SAVANNAH.-Charged with an at
tempt to obtain money on an alleged
fraudulent draft, A. L. Howard. alias
II. w. KishOWard. a WELL dressed
young man, apparently % years Of
age, who says he is from Chicago is
under arrest here.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Rarbeoue and Auction Sale.

In CONNECTION with It's auction sale
of % lots in the Ansley Park annex
Thursday at O'Clock the Edwin p.
Ausley Company viii give a big bar
becue Invitations have been sent out
and a large crowd is expected. People
who go can get there by taking the
Piedmont Avenue car and leaving at
the end of the line.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

Deeds have gone to record in the
sale May by w. F. Crusselle to f.
H. Hinton, of 536 Spring Street for
$4,000. This property is on the west
side Of the street, 1875 feet north Of
Fourth street. The cash considera-
ton was 81 500
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
PROBING Macon Maoistrstes-

MACON.-Ihe BIB County Grand
Jury is probing the records of jus
tees Of the peace with offices in the
city. Judge J. II. Brown has been in
diCted for compromising a prosecu-
ton. A no bill was returned in the
instance Of Judge E. D. Ellis.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED or s acres with house, in
or near Decatur. State terms and
price. Must be on or near car line L.,
}oX So, care Georgian. 6-17-37
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

MACON.-Chief of Police Chapman
has rescinded an order which pro-
htbited peanut vendors from operat-
ing stationary wagon stands on the
street, and the peanut famine is now
at an end
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Umbrellas.
Wood.
WOOD.

SOUTH GEORGIA mill cut-offs by the
carload or any quantity you may want
They make fine kindling. S. N. Truitt
& Son. l-l2-32
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

AUGUSTA.-The Overland West
erners, the four cowboys who recent
ly rode up the steps of the State Cap
itol in Atlanta to see Governor Brown,
arrived in Augusta to-day. They are
en- route to Columbia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Macon Plans 300 Acre Park.

MACON.-The city of Macon win
purchase a park Of 300 acres over
looking the Ocmulgee River, four
miles from the present city limits, if
sufficient number Of citizens vote
for an issuance of bonds at a special
election.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Addition for Hotel.

VALDOSTA.-A contract has been
let to r. A Whithurst for a 46-room
addition to the Valdes Hotel in this
city, and 1t is understood that the
work of construction will begin as
soon as the buildings now occupying
the site can be removed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Peachtree Road CONVEYANCE.

". D. Owens has bought a 15O-by-
375-foot lot on Peachtree Road 400
feet south of Cuba Avenue, from NJ.
l.. Hirsch, of Baltimore, for 10000
The deal was consummated June 10,
when a warranty deed was given.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Decatur Street Sale.

A S. Sloan has bought from the
Claude r. Sims Company a 6S-by-
212-foot lot at the northeast corner
Of Decatur and Yonge Streets for
$3.50 There is a $4,237 incumbrance
on the property.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

MACON.-The contract for the
erection Of a new 100000 high school
to be erected at Forsyth and Orange
Streets, will be awarded tomorrow
afternoon at the meeting of the
Board Of Education.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Joins RottenfieId Agency.

The city sales department Of houses
and odd lots of the L. p. Bottenfield
Real Estate Agency win hereafter be
in charge Of +. +. Culpepper, a we'll
known contractor who has formed
connection with the firm. Mr.. Gull
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

nd Fred D. Terry, lot 45x139 feet, west
lie Kelly Street, 135 feet south OF Mil
edge Avenue. June Il.
Loan Deeds.
Sl,5O0-J. z. Manufacturing to Mrs
NJ. 5. Pitts, lot 100xg0 feet, northeast
corner Hawthorne Avenue and Lee
Street. June II
S6,000-E. II. Hinton to Massachusetts,
Mutual Life Insurance Company, 80
West North Avenue, 60x190 feet.
S1.550-Frank G. Slower to Claude
Slower, one-seventh interest in 1856 West
Peachtree Street. 46x150 feet June 1.
S2,250-Paul S Etheridge to Mrs. Cor
nela '. Barnes, Sc East Georgia Ave-
nue., 40T100 feet.
$1,000. y. Austin to Dollie C.
Parks, part Of one and one-haIf acres,
I known as Emily c. Flournoy home
place on south side Bellwood Avenue,
carrie Street. Thomas Street and
/ southern Railway June II.
s2voO-Sane to Ruby and Lucille Law
l ton. same property. June Il
->lJv0-L Kirkland Eeuan to Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance Company. IA
/ FoTrest Avenue, 35XI50 feet June Ia.
] $500 Miss Essie NJ Means to r. J.
/ Magruder, lot Skies feet, east side
/ boulevard, 100 feet north Of Rankin
/ street. June II. Transferred to ". E.
/ lTeadwell q Co. June II.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

MACON.-The new Bib County
Jail was formally accepted by the
county to-day. and the prisoners. 80
in number, were transferred. The
old jail will be remodeled and used as
an annex
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

VALDOSTA.-G. E. Montgomery,
who formerly spent some time in this
city and who was arrested yesterday
in Ptlatka, Fla, viii be given a com
mitment hearing here Thursday on a
charge of white slavery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

For a consideration not named the
Martin Ozburn Realty Company has
solid for Dr. T. c. Hodge to Charles
A. Smith, 765 West Peachtree Street,
two-story. nine-room house on
lot 40 bE 200 feet.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

S5S1-QuimiIa J. Staliings TO Merch-
ants and Mechanics Banking and Loan
Company lot 52x135 feet. west side LLOYD
Street Central Avenuel, 1873 feet south
Of Bass Street May 2S
Sl,O40-J O Reynolds to Atlanta
Ranking and Savings Company, lot 50x
200 feet east side HOwelIs Mil Road. so
feet north Of Foster Street June IL.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

$45O0--Eate F. Ouinger (by admins
trator) to F. II Hinton one-third inter
est IN No. 80 West North Avenue 60x1sO
feet. June 2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Deeds 70 Secure.

s4000-W. f. Worley to Lindsay Hon
kns, lot 5Ox1S0 feet north side Virginia
Avenue so feet east Of Barnett Street
June IL.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

/ S95O-Mrs. R. r. Barth to Merchants
[ and Mechanics Banking and Loan Com
! any, lot H5NltO feet, southeast corner
| 'ontederate Avenue and South Boule-
| S2.500-GpOrge w Price TO Mrs. W. E.
/ Cole, il6 Highland Avenue, 6Ox1SO feet.
49,. quit Claim Deeds.
/ SNtb-City of Atlanta to John S.
{ owens, lot S5N19O feet, west side Main
Street between Ponce DeLeon and
southeast corner Ponce DeLeon Avenue
and railway, between Ponce DeLeon and
Greenwood Avenues. Lot 106x7S feet,
southeast corner Houston and Butler
Streets. June IS. 1913
Sl0-Railway Postal Clerks Investment
Association to c. w. Eddins, lot 45x100
feet. west side Summit Avenue, 204
feet south Of Angler Avenue June IA,
}2O9-A. P Harrington to ]. n. Aus
tin, 90 Bellwood Avenue, 47x2l0 feet.
June II, 1913
$1-J J. Marbut to NJ j. Prisock. lot
lot TO- l4th district adjoining Eiswald,
land lot 20, l4th district. october II.
Skate F. Oninger's heirs to f. H.
6OXl90 feet, June g 1913
Bonds for Title.
S24 O0O-W. F. Crusselle to Z. H Hin
ton No, 5S6 Spring Street, 60x19O feet.
$55OO-E. II Lake and Gate City
Home Builders 10 w. b. Henderson, Jr,
lot 47xl39 feet east side Dargan Street,
254 feet south Of Sells Avenue. August
Is, 1912 Transferred to Mrs Mamie Nj,
Jones. February 10
S9,000-Sally Itugenia Brown to J w.
ana II M Maddox and W. T. Colley,
block bounded by West Tenth Street,
Bishop Street and Edgehill Avenue and
line Of Land Lot $50. nth District.
June T.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
BUILDING PERMITS.

s2,OOO-W. D. Beatie, Allene Ave-
nue.; one-story frame dwelling. Day
work
$I,5OO-same to same; Everhart
Street.
$1,OOO-Frederick Fayram. Oak
dale Road; install heating plant
Eichberg Heating Company.
7,OOO-Tammany Hall, Houston
Street and Boulevard repair fire
damage. Day work.
S300-B. UnEar. 43 Crew Street;
add store to dwelling. Day work.
S250-Prest- O-Lite Company, Beer
man and Kuhrt Streets; corrugated
iron shed. Day work.
$20-Z d. Harrison 1876 Lucl1ie
Street; make repairs. Day work
S7,0OO--Mrs. L. f. McClelland, "a
Cleburne Avenue; two-s story frame
dwelling. II. w. Melodies & Son.
12,000-Gordon Street Presbyterian
Church, Gordon Street and Lucille
Avenue; brick veneer church. Day
work
$2,5OO-H Dawson. Henry Street:
one-story frame dwelling. J. Den
ham.
$75O-Piedmont Hotel. Peachtree
and Luckie Streets; erect marquis.
Warlick Sheet Metal Company.
$600-Georgia Fish Company, 284
Peters Street; alterations. Atlanta
Tile Company.
$50O-West Lumber Company, 1866
West Hunter Street; frame stable.
/ Day work.
$200-Dr I. F. Grimm. 356 PuIliam
Street; install furnace. EiChberg
Heating Company.
$50. Walton, 401 West Fair
| Street; add room Day work.
$5,5OO-H. w Johnson, 111-112
cooper Street; tWostory frame
house. Day work
,O00-Kelley-N ealy Company, 81
Highland Avenue; ones story frame
dwelling. Day work
$3,25O-Atlanta Development Com
pany SO Drewry Street; same. Full
ton County Home Builders.
$2,5OO-Same; same; 65 brewery
Street.
$2,160-M NJ. Moore, 1O3 Washita
Avenue; same. w. T. Butler & Son.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS in Monroe County, ranging in
size from 20 to 800 acres and in price
from $3.50 per acre up: easy terms:
good lands and healthful locality Write
for descriptive booklet, prices and
terms. The Georgia Trading Company
-t-0fSyth, Ga. 6S-15-6
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Engineering and Machine Designing.
6. =. PLANT, VI. Z.
Fly Screens.

J DEVELOP YOUR INVENTION.
Dixie Pattern and Machine Works, 262
est North Avenue Main 1929. 45-17
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

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Published by The Georgian Company.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13
.LE AYES CAPITAL.
FOR VERA CRU
Lird's Personal Effects RerO1
ed from Hotel to the Am
erican Consulate.

Mexico CITY. Nov. 12-John Ii
President Wilson'S personal rep
sentative LETT ,he MoEican capital
nieht for Vera Cruz. My LIND :
hccn hrlc since November in &C
ference with the American char
d'affaires Nelson O'Shaughnessy a
others on tho Mexican situation
Vera cruz, NOV. 12.-Tho person
effects Of NJ Lind werc removed
nisht from the hotel, where he I
rcsided during his stay in Vera CT
to tn" American consulate.
Washington, NoN. 12.-Secreta
Bryan was informed of the lespatcl
from MEXICO city saving Nj Lind h
left there. hu, he volunteered no &
nlanation.
MI Iirds movements have to,
left entirely t. his discretion. jhou
he has gone 80 ara from Mexico q
win tho knowledge AID approval
The Washington government. HIS
parture for Vera cruz was regard
as the fo.erIuuor OF some new
yclopmeut in the situation
An day to- lay there have been !
mors current that not only Mr.. ii
hut change OSAlu1uessr and The @
hassy officials might hc withdra'
from Mexico city, but no oftiC'ol COZ
be found who would comment M
them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13
WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

The nrst deer killed IN this locality
this season was shot by Nelson =. Par
rot Monday morning on the property Of
Remi Langevn. hill farm near the vii
lage. The buck was In good condition
but somewhat smaller than the ono ktrd
by AIr. PARROT year a2o.-JTown Clerh
Guy Wilson has issued this searon 20
resident hunters licenses at IS cent?
each and nine nonresident licenses at
5000 each.--John Mitchell and Antonio
Socco appeared before Justice of the
Peace r. J. Flint Monday morning and
pleaded guilty to breach Of the peace
committed Saturday evening IN the tan
merry section when they are said 10 have
beaten Andrew Puchale 50 severely with
d beer faucet that he appeared vrry
much battered UP. The respondents vino
are employees Of the Fisher Chrome Tan
ming company paid nnes Ot 81 each and
costs. II. II. Dinsmorc, town grand
juror, prosecuted and war represented
by JoNu j. Wilson n roursel The re-
spondents were represented by Wallace
l5atchelder and Charles Batchelder. The
question Of persona, damages was set
tied privately The Womane club met
Monday at Mrs. Guy Wnson's.-Jos
3plk"y was injured III" other day while
working ut the Woodbury. Granite com
pany's quarry by falling chunk Of
granite. which inflicted a large soalp
woura md threw him among pile -
grout. He was bruised about the chest.
lie is recovering.
Mrs. G. =. Waldo went Weduc sday TO
Il district meeting Of the Eastern star
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT


Tuesday-Mrs Alice Russell has return
ed from the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where she underwent an operation a few
weeks aEo.-Mrs. Charlotte Beardsle/ Of
ST Adams is at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. w, A, Warren, called there by the
illness of her little son. Pneumonia IS
feared Jesse Briggs Of St Johnsbury
came Tuesday evening, joining Mrs.
Briggs in a visit with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs w b. Patch-Harry Richard
has returned from the Vermont State
sanatorlum at Pittsford where he has
been for a short time.--Mss Ruth Lawyer
OF Bakersfield is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
y. A. Tatro. and other relatives Mrs.
Ida Churchill has returned from a five
weeks absence, during which time she
was a guest Of Miss Alice Gle of Chi
cago, her cousins b. NJ. Spauldng of
Detroit, Mich, and I'd. McGaffey Of
Buffalo, MINI, and friends in Mime
apolis.-NIr. and Mrs G. G. Morse were
at North Hyde Park Tuesday to attend
the funeral Of the latter's Uncle j. G.
Masure. Phillis, daughter of M and
Mrs. W. NJ. Hill, Is ill., threatened with
pneumonia. Lloyd g. Robinson, Maurice
Greene, TAYLOR Mead, George Goodrich
and Bradley Thomas have gone into
camp I'm the DR. Robinson cottage at
Elmore, making that their headquarters
while hunting deer-Miss Ruth Greene
has returned from n two weeks visit in
st. Adams Mr.. and Mrs c. T.. Smith
are attending the meeting of the National
Grange held at Manchester y. IA
daughter was born Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Smth--NIrs +. H. Ohm
stead was a guest Wednesday of Nr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13
Ga|TIGISES JUDGING OR SHEEP
Vermont Breeder Of Merinos
Makes Complaint.
~. v. HisselI Of Enst sboreham snys
Managers Of Shows should give
Name Of Observation-Disclosures MAY
Know who win pass Judgment.

The following letter written by n. N
riseeil Of Fast shoreham appears In
the National stochmen and Farmer
"a year ago decided that would
they would not lot the exhibitors know
who was 80 Judge the shcep. Tho result
was TINT 7 made a show at only two
fairs. believe that MI rxhlbtors Of
livestock have right to know who Is 20
pass judgment on their STOCK Some fairs
IN their premium lists say the judge is an
expert Ttt the name % that expert
be ut tho head of me premium list and
then the exhibitors can Judge whether nc
n an export or not.
There rs growing tendency with
some fairs to have Il collc7c PROFESSOR
Judge not only tho coarse wouls but olso
the nne-wools While have secr snIendid
work done on the coarse wonls. thpz al
WAYS fail DOWN when they Iudc. Nro-
woods. Mcrino sheep hnvo more rnints
than any other animal that KNOW Of
both good points and bad points: rad oniv
& breeder ~ Mcrfnns can distnzuish
"H''h - SONo nm Nhlc0 ~ rad. ! was q
looker-on at ono fair where a college
professor was judging Merinos- Class h
rRu.s $50 yearsold andOvor. II 'n7ir tho
u"ards without asking the exhibitors t.
turn their sheep down 9 he cpuld s.c
Their Under sides. when asked why "
40 not haze thom DO 30. his reply WIS
,hat ne could tell what they had on their
under sides without an examinations
asked him Why he did not ask the IN
when their sheep were s'Orn (as knew
here was several months difference IN
the time they wcrc last chorn): his reply
was that Nc az not care 90 hea- then
lie
when soclet. IN the premium list
says that all Merino sheen shown In
classes 1. = and c must be shei red
close ana con on or after January O.
thr v"a- :hey are exhibited. II the Judge
has any doubt uhou; ,Ltu hcirg s;or,
within the year b should require tho
exhibitors tn furnish proof to tn" society
hcfnr" Cgn draw his premium money
/ Alro IN Zen - rOUr icmis. st ct ons
Firc. The exhibitor should sho5 certn-
cat" OF registration from Tho serret ~ o.
his association.
'T nm rdt.shed that there are more
good eh"ep ruined az their urefulnese nv
being ovorfttcd for the fairs THAI hv
neglect. IL | know OF one exhibitor VIII
hefor" the fair season opcns. They ar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13
NORTHFIELD.

The house and part Of the barns On the
W. j. Plastrdge farm at the -Four Cor
ners We're burned at an early hour
Thursday morning, the fire catching
from defective hue. The farm was pur-
chased about a Year ago by John "A
kletecka OF Brattleboro. ana his loss will
he considerably above tine insurance. \
portion of tho household goods was
saved and all the stock in the barns
y hound, hunting by himself. ran down
deer at George Ii. Bailey farm beyond
the south village Saturday and So badly
injured the animal that Game Warden
Hutchinson was called ana killed it
Charles NJ Miller has moved from Mrs
fIowo's house on Central street to Mrs
Henry Averiu's on Cross street extension.
Mrs. Matte Parker has closed her house
and gone TO Woodsvillc, y. H.. FOR the
wtntor.--Chicf Of police Donahuc has
been i'll with an attack Of the grin
The marriage of Capt Harrol NJ. Howe
90 Co. ana Miss Hilda Samue;s,l oe
CIraco. Mo. is announced az having
token place Wednesday of this w,c;> 1T
the brides home. Captain and Mrs. Howe
win take southern trip before coming
to Mortified TO reside Marion Slack Is
at the Fanny Allen hospital for treat
ment.-Mrs. Calvin Endress of Bcnning-
ton paid an official VISIT 10 tho Rebe5ih
lodge Wednesday Lieutenant Parker
and cadet Major Putnam took two un'Vor-
sity horse, 10 the New York horse show.
-t'rrderick Krmn of Hardwick and Miss
Annie Kingston of Mortified were man
ried in st Johns Church rhursdov.-
Game Warden John \ Hutchinson has
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13
OPERATIVES ASK RAISE.
General Increase I'm Wages VENTED by
1000 InIi River Hands.

FAN RVcr, Mass Nov. L.. Union
labor action looking toward a demand
for "A general increase in wages for
the $4,000 operatives in the 100 cotton
mills of this city was taken to-ni-cht.
-Four of the five textile unions of
the city voted To ask the textile couu-
ell the central organization OF opera
tiNca, for endorsement of demands for
am advance i'm the wage scale These
unions were the wcuvers, carGe. s.
slasher-tenderS and spinuers they
represent about three fourths of tie
Organized mill workers Of the city and
about ope-third of all the operatives
rhe loom fiNers unio. is expected 70
be called in special session next week
to take action on the wage demands