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The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

Of the same day, and no longer. The
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Fifth District-Northeast corner RI
ward and Benton streets.
Sixth PLstrict-Rivard street. bs..
tween Leland street and Alsxandrins
seventh Dtstrict--cornsr Hancock
avenue and Riyard street.
Eighth District-Corns Ferry ave-
Ninth District--custsr avenue mid
way between Russell street and Oak
T Tenth Districs--corner Euclid and
Cameron avenues to rear OF lot situate
on :. W. corner of said street.
Eleventh District-Corner Cameron
and Canin avenues
SIXTH WARD
First District--Cornsr Lafay.tte
boulevard and Brooklyn avenue.
second District--Northeast corner
BROOKLYN avenue and Labrosse street.
Third p,strictEcornsr Brooklyn ave-
Fourth District-Cornsr Spruce
Fifth pistrict--At the Intersection
OF Grsnd River avenue. Bagg street
sixth Dlstrict-- Corner Brooklyn ave-
nue. and Brainard street.
seventh District--cornsr Willis ave-
Eighth District--Corner Brooklyp
and Merrick avenues ~
@. Ninth District-cornsr Brooklyn and
Lincoln avenue ana Grand Bouisvard.
SEVENTH WARD
Nrst District-cornsr Orleans and
second i 1i:trlcs-sortnsa.s corner
Third District-Cornsr Riopsiie and
Fourth bs.sr,o.-cornsr orl..n. ana
Eifth District--cornsr Riopslis street
and Alexandrins avenue.
sixth Distrtct--South, side OF Han
cock between Russell and Riopslls. /.
cvsntn Dtstriet-Cornsr Russell ana
EfShth District--cornsr Hawthorns
street and Kenwood avenue.
EI0HTH WARD.
street east Of TMsTffh os Street aoI 3a.'
south Of Abbott street.
Second District--southwest corner
Ei Event r street and Michigan avenue.
=. Fourth District-Southwsst corner
Harrison avenue and Buttsrnut street
nus Ut, tn Das 90 National ave-
sixth District-Cornsr Vermont and
Grand River avenues.
seventh Di.trict-Cornsr willis and
Eighth District--vaeant lot on
der.
Ninth District--southwsst corner OF
Avery and Merrtck avenues.
Tenth District--West side OF Twelfth
street, between Marquette and Milwau-
kee avenues
X Eleventh District--Northeas corner
OF West Grand Boulevard and Hanover
street,
NINTH WARD.
First District-Sr. Aubin avenue be-
tween Larned and Congress streets.
:, Second District-Corner Monroe and
St Aubin avenues.
Third District-st. Aubin avenue.
south Of sherman street.
Fourth District--St. Aubin avenue.
between Antietam and Jay streets
Fifth District--St. Aubin avenue. inn
mediately north OF Division street
Sixth District--Corner st. Aubin ave.
nue. and Pierce street
Seventh District-Corner 81. Aubin
Eighth Dtstrict-Corner Superior
street and 81. Aubin avenue.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 154s.
FERRY AVENUE

To Frank purakowski. Leo Bla,skie-
wicz, Marie /. Armour; Thomas VOL
cichowskL Edward r. Hansner. board
Of Education Gerry schooI). J. N.
Reavis and 70 all other persons own
Ing, occupying, or otherwise interested
In any Of the lots and premises front :
Ing on Ferry avenue. In said civ tof
Detroit within the limits hsrsinsftsf
The Common Council OF the city Of
Detroit having ordered 20 much OF
Joseph campau avenue to the west
curb line OF McDougall avenue. TO be
graded and paved. notice In hereby
given that an assessment has bee i,
made. upon all the lots and premise
fronting on said Ferry avenue and
liable 70 Se essss,S'd Tor said Improve
ment under. the provisions OF the CITY
Charter, and that a roll OF said assess-
ment q nov eompleted. snd viii re-
city Of Detroit, from the date hereof
until November 10. 1914. for the in
spection of All persona concerned
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
By Daniel l. Dilworth.
A-sss rresidsnt
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

Nmtn Dtstrict--Southwest corner ~
S rsn,h ha p,striSta assnsss eorns..
Kirby and 81; Aubin aysnue.,
Eisvsnth District-East side OF %;
Auoin avenue between Pioustts and
TENTH WARD. as@ ga
Eirat District-scuth size Howard
street between rourtsenth avenue and
Fifteenth street.
Second District-stanton Park. cor
nsr Porter and Eightesntn streets.
kst. -
Fourth Distriot--wsstsrn Markst
Fifth District--North side Of Ash
street between sixteenth and seven
tssnth streets. at intersection Of al
sixth pistrict--corn.r Seventeenth
Seventh District--sixteenth street,
southwest corner Of Breckenridge
and Merrick avenues
Ninth District--Northsast corner OF
Tenth bi sd sS Avenue. east
or Lawton avenue.
Eleventh District--West side. Han
over avenue. north OF Grand Boulevard.
r,r,t bi strictnvlsrned str.st Ia.
tvsan Jos' campau ana Chsns .frest
Second District--Corner Jos. Campau
and clintSn avenues; -.
h Third DLstrict-Sornor JOS. Campau
avenue and Waterio0 street.
pau ayenus and Arndt street; -
Fifth District-Soutnwest corner
0rnndy Avenue ana 81 Joseph street
sixth District-Corner warren ana
Seventh District[Grandy avenue.
between Harper ana FiQuette avenuea
TWELFTH WARD.
First District--Cornsr TwOnty-sec-
ond and Fort streets.
: Second District--Corner Lamhis place
and Twenty-third street. ~
Third District--East side Twenty
Fourth District--West side OF TWEEN
ty-third street south OF Michigan
avenue. $780, r.,,
s.,na R,ttsrnut Strcet w.
nuS ana ptstrict Tfiiman .v>.r~
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NOTICE-STREET OPENING
ASSESSMENT

!. Notice Of Street Opening Assessment
Roll No. 269, for opening
OWEN AVENUE.
from Oakland avenue to Russell street,
where not already opened. as a public
street and hishway
To Cloyd Annkst Clinton a Asher
Sam Alexander, T. H. Addison. Joseph
Aranauskas;
Dsyid Barron. 3: 2; Briggs, Gather
Buby Bold. II. T. Barnard, A. o. Bar.
man M Battset, r. Byene, Boden RE-
ss Berry e. s.' ;oi Bonan Saan kl.a
Barnett;
D. I. colweIl, W. Carr, W. W. chaplin,
Callahan. W. A. Campbell. d. cofnfieid.
Gambler Realty Co. L. J. Call. Henry
al. a;.s s:ss sss s S, Rs.. & PaG E.
W. d. Eiiinston, Edward Evsfson.
John FORD sam fFssssrss S Mism
Fox, N. Fried. =. Fisher. B. Ferdinan-
George aslb,sts. Alfred Grower.
Paul d5unwald. 4. Gulyai, A Gold.
Sss5ss o Sss:s o SSsi;t'a' o'''.
=. N HupteE John Keenan,, W. {.
George N Howe. Harry ,. Howe. Jos.
s sSs Ca ass John msn Mizrls aGsssen L H1d
p. T. Taco. :. 4 johnson. n ,.rssps
A. Kats =. Kaiser, Andrius Kesken-
czius, Andrine Keshenius, Walter C.
ke!bling. Michael Krssminsky. ~ Ko-
wafski;
n Q. r.AssssAs. =. I..s. :, 4 lAn-
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81 Also the following go
BOARD or EDtJCATTON ACT

Aysnue. -hstwssa Palms ssd Hubbop1
= Third D...ris. .sossS "a. psz ~:
. So.rsh ;pIss.,a.-.cornsr yinsves>
J. Tii q. pistrics- Corner 9yrs,s ssss
sinsh p,.t,ls.--cornsr LAlails sve
seventh District- Corner ymsveel
so Gisath v psssis sna eevas
First District-- Corner JsHsyvon -
Beaufait .ayenussa SsAsg.s ~ 7{l-*'>I
s:sSns . n.;,S,ss
Third Districs--oornsr xsrsAsve
Fourth Di:trisi@c Corner ssiisvs. ~
Fifth District -cornsr ,G.llrpm avo-<
nue. s,I ana n Hrstics .Ssnns; c.,.,s
Palmer avenues. s-s~ y T = b ~
sixTEENI4z WAND.
First District--sunotton avenue "a
second Disirict- ana -
Third 6strict--Portsr and Fssa,aa,oI
Fourth pi.trict--Dix ana yerdinas1: /
Fifth District-Cavairy and Dix ave-
Sixth District--Junction ana Brna-
seventh Distriot--cornsr Of ssh 80
EisEtS Di.trict--P. N. r. n and M
Ninth Dissrict--East side Of rh,rty-
nrst street on nrst vacant let nort1
Tenth District-Corner Of THIRTY
SECOND and mcoraw ON vacant lot next 4
sEvENTnENrH WARD
Il Efrat nfafrirf--yornnr Uuo~ go.
sn second b fSisasss Van pyk.'
.n Tsi HSnf D,. szsens: Asn.. 81
Fourth pistrict-- Corner watsrieo
.n S,f Ssid p.sri :s.ncss Va DE
rs Sixth Distr,ct-cornsr ssyburn "a
Seventh District Corner BALDWIN;
Eighth district Corner chipps~s
aIMS ,e 91ss bs.. sysnucs Holeoms
AsTE sntS bis tSsse.v lot On Ksr.
chevai avenue west OF Pennsyivania'
Eisxspth Districts Corner Holcons'
and 1sss f p,ssr,st-corp.r p.r,.,,.
Thirtssnth pistrict-East side Hol-,
comb. corner 0ratiot Avenue.
Fourtsentb pistrict-cornsr 0arland
and Kerche<aI avenues. ~ n &
Fifteenth District--Corner Lillibrideo
and Jefferson avenues. 81
sixteenth District- Corner Hart ana.
ssventeenth District Corner OF Cor
| lin and Jefferson Avenue East. s
EIGHTEENTH WAND
First District--Cornsr Green avenue
and Erie street #
second District--Corner Portland
avenue and Harbaugh street ~ {.
Third District-Cornsr Watorman
| and Regular avenues.
Fourth District--cornsr Lexington
and Central avenues. 4|
Fifth District-Corner Lawnda1o.
sixth pi.trict--cornsr Normas ana
SEVENTH piitrics-cornsr xileAieas.
] and clippegt avsnusA
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
NOTICE
Tuesday, November s, i!

For the election OF the following state County CITY, Ward and Dis
General AttorneyGeneraL
Districts
State
Senatorial Districts Representatives In State Legislature
The following Charter Amendments w
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
HOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, October 2s. 1914.
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
4 Paving Notice No. 1546.
HANCOCK AVENUE.

To Val Twardowski, Alexander Fig
urski. Daniel Schultz, John AgaciQski,
Nj Prgmankewicz, Jos Kaminski. John
Jurczyk Marcys Budkowski. Lucya
Gurzynska Et al. Frank Pakizer. w. j.
Otto. A. Oiszewski. Anth Borowski, An
ton Szcipanski. M. wrzisinski. Anton
Nowak. Michael Halt Thos. Modlinski,
August Koss, stan Kluczynski, Frank
Kutowski. John Murawski Geo. T. Bad
err. Maria Zernakowska, Harra d Bran
denburg. and TO all other persons
owning occupying, or otherwise IN
tereeted In any OF the lots and premises
fronting on Hancock avenue. In said
city OF Detroit Within the limits here
matter mentioned. go. -.
The Common Council OF the City OF
detroit. having ordered so much OF
Hancock avenue. from ID. and M. X X.
to the west lire OF st. Aubin avenue,
TO be graded and paved notice Is here
hy given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Hancock avenue, and
liable 20 be assessed for said improve
ment under the provisions OF the CITY
Charter. and that a roll of said assess-
ment IL now completed, and VIII re-
main al the ACCESSORY Ofnce. In the
CITY of Detroit from the date hereof
until November 10. 1914. for the inspec-
ton Of all persons concerned therein.
''o" BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
- BY Daniel l. Di,worth.
a .e7a President.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

Judges Of Probate Sheriff County CLERK County Treasurer
vsyo County Road Commissioners and County Drain
Members
Aldermen Constable Of be
the eighteen wards
Three Registrars and
trict OF said city ~
also be submitted In the following form: R 81
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Do you favor the establishment Of q
Commfsston TO be known ~ "The
% Dstreits
Do you favor suthorising the Ce.lmos
Council 20 m the conpensation Of
certain elective and appointive efn-
GERS % the City OF Detroit within
certain hmitati0nsl also TO AZ the
ccmpensaticn Of the subordinates OF
such ofAcfalsf
the payment OF which the City Of
Detroit n obligated, bear intersst nj
rate not exceeding ave Der cent
per annumt
An amendment to Section Ten
authorizing the State to issue bonds
Improvement of the public wagon 70
An amendment to Article Eight
adding q new section thereto, to stant
authorizing counties to issue bonds fc
Abandonment and Improvement of ayr
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1549.
MCCLELLAN AVENUE.

To III. Kroiik, l.. w. Hamiin, Ira os-
borne. J. c. Presich. A. Herrptck, A. J.
Smith. August Lauter. A. Huard. A. II.
Austin, w. ]. Margeson, Mrs. DESMOND.
yer. b. Robarge. Jr.. Charles Redcap,
Hamilton. q. NJ Decouisey. j. sarbow:
Laurean. vi. Kroiik, J. c. Schmidt, Il.
p pe%Rt' NJ c, St %ei.eh. H. Rsnsisr. n
Helms. q. schaddact, c. r. schaening.
Frank Lux. II. schatenbrandt. Victor
ton. r. Brsebeau. q weidman.. N. OIL
w bert MSSi,s n T gos S Ss1 g p. smith.
Frank Wardeil, Catherine NJ schmidt
n Robinson. Cassie q. Ryan Eveline
L. Forester, Anthony osbler. ,. j. Null
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1914. for the inspection OF All persons
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l. Dtlworth,
A-s7s President.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
THE POLLS WILL BE OPEN ON TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 8. 1914

O'clock In the will continue
O'Clock
r
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RoAap OF AssEssoRs' OFFICE
Detroit. Oct. 2s. 1914.
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s s:-s.s I c,ss
. s--ss - Also the following 80 81
% G c = e AZ OF EDUCATION ACT
:.
-. ....I
-
~ fss . . sahu
An amendment Section Article
Of learning while
Of the Legislature travellers. to 81
Ten. providing for the control Of Erstsrna sociees
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1852.
ST. PAUL AVENUE.

Baldwin Ave. 60 vsn Dyke Ave.
To a. Gerwens. r. J. Loranger. Ar
mold Hassig, Louis Ross, William y.
wesson Est, Joseph Mueller. Alids De-
fever. b. verstine. William Ballinger
Iseaden. John H. Hanmer, William Gal
An sarah Vanneiie. r. r. Hart II NJ
PAUL, and TO all other persons ownine:
snv 81 The lots and premises fronting
on at Paul avenue. In said City OF
Detroit within the limits hereinafter
Ths Common Council OF the city Of
petroit having ordered 20 much OF 81
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. october 20, 1914.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Oct. rs. 1914.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Detroit, Oct. 2e. 1914.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Oct. 20. 1914.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

4 Do you favor vesting the Mayer with
| the power 10 appoint and 60 remove
pleasure. except the nenbSrs Of the
Civil Service CoaAissienr
| shall the Comaon Council be denied
/ the power 90 grant special privileges
for the use OF oecUDotf0n of streets
by abuttfng lot ownerss
| Do you favor divfding the territory Of
/ the City 81 Detroit late n wardss
| Do you faver increasing the forced
paving provisions so-calied, ss tie
City Charter frsn eSeoso0o % esoe'0ee
q ysaSs q .,-s 3
Of Article Ten Of the Constitution.
for the construction and permanent
,ads. .ss -
of the Constitution OF this State, By
d as Section Fifteen-A Of said article.
DR. the construction Of drains and the
'icultural lands within the County.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, October as 1914.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

s :ss. ss:A % Of tie sss c,.i' ssry,ss G.
net te exceed. Ssseees n :
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27

ers of the Detroit Tigers, who has been
playing with the Memphis team Of the
| Southern league. has signed with the
| St. Louis Federals. Works received his
release from the Memphis team this
week.
The Boston Braves are sure to be big
drawing cards in the western states IN
the future. The two trips this season
have resulted successfully for the Ever
ties. The present trip has found the
Braves playing pennant winning ball,
jumping from last position to fourth in
the race. The Braves have on their pay
roll two big drawing cards in Rabbit
Meanwhile, the shortstop and Johnny
Evers, the scrappy keystone man. Ma
ranville's work on this trip around the
circuit has been spectacular, both with
the bat and in the field.
Those two former Seattle, Wash, high
school lads are making good in the big
leagues. Many think that Mullen of the
Highlanders is coming first baseman.
In Schmutz the Brooklyn Dodgers have
likely pitcher.
Clarence Kraft will not become a
member of the New York Americans.
President Farrell of the Highlanders re-
fused to embody certain clauses in the
contract desired by Kraft and thereby
he was returned to Newark of the In
ternational league.
Meehan, the Boston swimmer, who
won the big marathon race at New York
last week, is now contemplating trip
abroad to try the English channel Nee
han is well known as a swimmer in Mas
saehusetts circles, but the New York
race was the first real test of his ability
and he came through with colors flying.
Previous to the New York swim he said
that if he was successful he would en-
deavor to cross the channel Meehan
will probably go to England some time
during the latter part of August.
Erne, one of the past masters of the
ring voices the opinion of other ring
vets, that the present generation of fight
ers are not to be classed with the old
timers. Erne says that there is not one
good fighter or ring general in the game
to-day with the exception of Packy Nc
Farland. who classes with the old-timers.
He claims that the fighters to-day de-
pend solely on strength and Drawn to
win. while the old timers resorted to
brains. Another thing that prevents
good fighters from developing is the
short 10 and l5-round fights. Erne says
that the test Of a mans ability cannot
be shown until about the 18th round.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
Substitute for a Horse.

In the August Woman's Home Com
panion appears an interesting page en-
titled "Good Times That Cost Next to
Nothing. in which various resourceful
persons tell how they have enjoyed hap.
py vacations. Michigan woman con-
tributes the following;
aMy husband has a motorcycle and in
the barn we had an old buggy. We
We hitched the motorcycle to the buggy
and took trips in this queer vehicle
every week end In August we took a
longer vacation. going to visit in another
state, and Just dawdling along as we
pleased. Ny husband rode the machine.
and the children and | with a small
amount OF luggage, were piled in the
buggy. We took folding canvas and cots
and hammock, and spent each night in
the OPEN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
SPORTING NOTES.

This big cry about the inability OF
the Maekmen to land another league
remnant is not taken seriously by close
followers of baseball About two weeks
ago Mack warned his players of their
oyer-confidence. Since that time the
Mackmen have won nine straight bat
ties. II is inferred that Mack has no
pitchers. All season long, as last season,
he has been using two, three and tour
pitchers in game, but manages TO WIN
ANY team to take the American league
rag away from Mack has got to figure
on mighty tough proposition when
they meet the players from the Quaker
city. The Boston team in second posi-
ton are six and half games behind the
leaders.
"Pie" Way, the former Norwich pitch
er and Yale varsity HEAVIER, is now twirl-
ing for the Winthrop team in the Maine
Trolley league.
Harry Wishart, the captain of the
Chelsea baseball team. has been engaged
to play games with the South Royalton
team during the summer. Wlshart ap-
peared for the first time with South
Royalton at Randolph last week. The
South Royalton team is captained by
Skinner, one of the veteran baseball
players of that town.
Marty McHale is ready to take his
regular turn with the New York High
landers. after a few weeks layof. Nc
Hale should be of great value to the
New York team on its western trip.
The Pittsburg National club this week
dropped Oliver Macarthur to Richmond
of the Virginia State league.
The fight between Lawrence and
Worcester for first honors in the New
England league race is becoming very
exciting. Worcester held the lead for
many weeks, only to be overtaken by a
sensational run of consecutive victories
by the Lawrence team. There are but a
few points difference between them.
President Barrows of the International
league saws that the teams in the big
leagues are on sound basis. and the
same is true of the international and
other big minor leagues. But he says
that the game will become unsound UNI
less retrenchment is made in salaries.
He believes that the large salaries are
tending greatly to hurt the game, and
this has been especially true in the past
few years.
Ralph Works, one of the former pitch
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
Extra

One lot of 27 and as inch flouncing in
fine embroidered wolfe and muslin, our
regular S1OO value, sale per yard 69c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Big mark,down In clearance sale at
Vaughans.
Big sale Of towels and crash at the
Vaughan Store.
The cool place with the excellent serv-
ice Mier's barber shop.
Twin daughters were born recently 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Beaulieu.
Mrs. Charles Dana of New Haven ia a
guest of Mrs. Lizzie Robinson OF Eastern
avenue.
Miss Anna Farnsworth of Boston Is
the guest of Miss Blanche Spaulding oil
Eastern avenue,
Mrs. Ben A. Eastman and Mrs. James
Goodwin returned to-day from fariee
lake, where they had spent month.
There will be regular meeting OF
Minuehaha encampment. No. 2, Tuesday
evening. July 2s. at 1880 In Miles hall.
Miss Loretta McCaffrey Of Burlington
was visitor in town to-day on her way
to Graniteville, where she will visit rela'
tives.
nThe Secret Of the Well three-reel
Eclair drama; also a Crystal comedy,
"Lost, Strayed or Stolen" at the Bijou.
ADV.
Applications for the position of carrier
Of mail between the Central Vermont
station and the postoffice will close on
August 9.
Louis Cass, who has been the guest of
relatives In Barre and Montpelier for
the past two weeks, returned last night
to his home at South Hero.
Thomas yenner, sr., of Warren street
returned last night from Rockland and
Clarke's Island, Me-, where he has been
visiting for the past few days.
On account of sickness, the picnic
which had been planned by the ladies OF
the Plainfeld club for Wednesday, July
0, has been postponed until later.
Miss Florence Herring of Somerville,
Mass, who has been visiting relatives in
town, went Saturday for few days
visit with her cousin, Mrs. Ralph San
born, in Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs 2. Brunette were week
end guests at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Sanborn, of Chelsea.
Mrs. Brunette went to-day to Concord,
N. H., for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. j. Il. Jones.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
MARTINsoN ESTATE CO. PICNIC
Was Held at Shepard's Grove Saturday
Many Sports Held.

The employees of the Martinson Estate
Co. held their annual picnic on Saturday
at Shepard's grove. Sports OF all kinds
we're enioyed and Pratini's orchestra fur
nished music for the dancing. The list
Of sports is as follows:
Ladies' place ck-Miss George lst,
Miss Scott ID, Miss Carlson Sd.
Young ladies' race-Miss Carlson LIST,
Miss Riggs I'd, Miss Edith Martinson 3D..
Bows race 10 to Is years. Chris
tie LIST, R. Morgan I'd, A. Manera 3.
Girls race "a TO years MARY Scott
lst, Esther Manera I'd, Bernice w.
Thompson 3D..
BOYS race Is to years l--James
Christie lst, d. Peduzzi I'd, S. T. Blann
Sd.
Married ladies' rsce-Mrs. Peduzzi lst
Mrs. Booth ID Mrs. Adams Sd.
Ladies' ball-throwing contest-Miss
Olive Riggs LIST, Miss Scott I'd.
In the challenge race between Morgan
and A. Christie, Morgan was an easy
winner. The feature Of the race was
Christie's remarkable somersault in the
last lap.
Girls race Is to ~ years. -Cecile
Paiemont LIST, Anita Paiemont I'd.
Ladies race. open to married and sim
gle-Miss Olive Higgs LIST, Miss Hilda
Martinson I'd.
There was baseball game by two
picked teams, captained by ]. G. Booth
and Peter Morgan. the latter winning
the game after hard fought battle, the
score being TO 5.
The football game was an easy victory
for the benedicts.
The committee in charge was COM
posed of r. Morgan, R. Christie, H. Da-
wilson, G. Maners, G. Boni, A. Berini and
G.. Thompson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
TooLATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

WANTED BY August 10 tenement Of
three or four rooms. Downstairs preferred.
Must be good location Electric lights and
bath Address IA care Times Office. lists
FOR SALE-One Jewel gas stove. Has
lower baking oven and upper broiling oven
Mrs E. NJ Tayntor, 81 Merchant
street Ilsto-
LoST-A ladies pocketbook Saturday, be-
tween Caledonia park and electric car.
Finder please return to Murray street or
telephone 444-i. and receive reward llsti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27

Make this store your headquarters for
monev-savins values this week. Many
lots are closed but you'll find just as
tempting values waiting for your early
inspection this week.