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NEW BRONX CONSTRUCTION.

M nYc story Hat which will cost s75.-
VIII be erected at the southwest
s,, 81 valentine avenue and lSith
v'','' on a plot 7Gx5lx9i.2 by the
J., construction Company from plans
ga " w Del Claudio. ON the south
wIr ~ IiNth street 2s.5 feet east Of
h,,"I avenue a six story brick storage
~. 'lI he erected from plans by
n "tcrts and Builders Cor pany at
n, "I 10000 for Ellen n Duncan
a." iI't 5Oxh9.l2. The New York
,eh'ral Is to erect a $4,000 brick
r,e,ier house. 56x3s, on the south side OF
80 ''r''' opposite sherman avenue
RAJ pans by j. c. Bailey of Golden
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MARKET
AND COMMENT
uictncss Rcpo: ted From
Every Section Of City-Up-
town Flats ResOld.
KEW EAST SIDE FLATS

waugh big business was reported
ON many sections very little OF 1t
q. evident yesterday. according to the
az. trading. Brokers found the day
very unsatisfactory ore. Deals which
ere 10 have gone through were post
for one reason or other, reasons
,hlch in mos, cases were nothing mre
IAN inventions to gain time. Several
ats we're sold and at profits which
. doubt will lead others to change
,eir views Of opportunities present in
,al estate. Not only was trading at
riya,e contract quiet. but nearly very
-anch Of the market reflected a lack
I activity.
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| The J. Romano Brown Company has
liza for Mrs. Norah Russell to the Est
l,ld Realty Company. AL and 4i3 West
lwenty-eighth street. two three story
I,i!dings on plot so by $50 feet near
tenth VENUE and opposite Chelsea
hrk. The site will be improved with
Iodel apartments.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
A

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. as Sun sets. .7Si Moon rlsesioI
HIGH WATER HIS DAY.
SandyH'k 1914 Gov I Island IoSi Hell Ga.c. .,,i
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'x. .iio Gov. Island 40 Hell Gate. 81,
Arrived-TUESpAY. June 20
S. Minnehaha, 1923 A. NJ. London. June -
Sc Sommelsdyk. $50 A. NJ. Rotterdam,
S. Favisnana. n;p A NJ. Genoa. June &
So Hammershus 1890 p. NJ. Christians,
June IL.
Sc venator, noon. Baracoa. June :,
Ss Burstad. 4 =. NJ. San Juan. June -.
SIS Manchioneal. 742 y. NJ. KINGSTON,
$ American. . A. NJ. C~riSohaI. June ..
ss Ancon. II SIS p NJ. Crirobal. June "A.
June cs. "'
SIS Princeton. J NJ. Tuxpam. June 20.
So Medina, Galveston. June -.
So RIO Grande, Brunswick, IIne IS.
So Madison. Norfolk. June os.
So Radiant. Por' Arthur. Tex, June n
Sc Tyler. Norfolk. June IS.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
Sc Cymric. at Liverpool.
80 Ancona, at Naples
Ss Samland. nj London.
SAILED o NEW YORK
So Duca degli Abruzzi. from Genoa
Sa Pas ores. from Bocas del Toro
Ss Moro Castle, from Havana.
SIS Almirante. from Santa Marta.
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BUYING At ~PEEKsKILL.

l Joseph Fox, Frank Vessels and WILL
lam stevens. all residents OF PeekskIll,
kave purchased from the Robert r.,
Far!ey Organization plots in the bunga-
colony al Nelson estates. Peekskiil-
th-hudson, and are about TO begin the
Eectlon OF Ave houses for their own
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York. New Jersey and
eastern Pennsylvania. increasing cloudi-
ness to-day. probably showers; showers to-
morrow light southcriy winds.
For southern New England, partly cloudy
to-day; scattered howers; showers to-
morrow: light southerly winds.
For northern New England, probably
scattered showers to-day; showers to-
morrow: light southcrly wiads.
For western New York. occasional show
ers to-day end Tomorrow; light variable
winds.
NEW YORK. June W.-A small storm
formation developed yesterday over the
lower Ohio Valley. but elsewhere through
out the country, except the extreme South
west, tho pressure continued high with
coast and over South Dakota and Ne
braska.
Showers occurred quite generally In the
Central and Southeastern states.
Elsewhere the weather was generally
fair.
II was warmer In the upper Ohio valley.
lower Lake regions and the Middle At
lantic States. Other temperature changes
were generally slight and local.
In this city tho day was fair and
warmer; wind. fresh southwest to south
east; average humidity. IS per cent. ba-
rometer. corrected to read TO sea level,
at 9 A. NJ, 517: 3 p. NJ, 1910.
The temperature In this city yesterday.
a. recorded by the ofncial thermometer. 10
shown In the annexed table:
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KlNGsRRIpGE TTRRNCE. e 8. l5ost
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday;
shop Renting and sublettinG Company.
Manhattan: capital. 5000; directors. Irving
Horowitz. Louis Knish and Nathan Bau-
man, The Bronx.
No. 256 w~adsworth Avenue Company.
Manhattan: capital, $500. directors. Jesse
T.. Waid, Walter X. Earle and ]. Dun
can Tansill, New York city.
Beach Bungalow Builders. Brooklyn;
capital. $1,000; directors, James G.
McComb. q. Burchard Smith. Brooklyn
Wilmot NJ. Smith. New York city.
Jacob strauss, queens; capital. 1000;
directors. Jacob Strauss, Edwin q. Strauss
and Walter s. Strauss, Edgemere, Queens
thorough.
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pRENDERGAsT TO 60 1T ALONE

Tho real estate firm Of Prendergast
& Smith has been dissolved, j. G.
Prendergast will continue the business
under his name at the Arms present
place of business. 226 West Forty-sec-
Ond street.
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ADDS TO CHApPAQUA SITE.

president Alfred II. Smith of the New
fo,h central Railroad has purchased an
snditlonal forty acres of land adjoining
ms iarm at Chappaqua. Mr.. smith is
, resident Of the town of Mount
Pleasant. "'
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ARRoCHAR DWELLING BUYER.

Cornelius G. Kolf has sold for the
.harles II. Downing estate the cottage
~ Is Madison avenue. Arrochar. Staten
island, on a plot 54xl26 feet, TO l..
Laimo,
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oTH ST.. AUCTION NEXT WEEK

The sale at auction Of the property
Il. 7 East Thirtieth street Will not he
held to-day. as would appear In the
weekly auction sale schedule. but OF
July 4. when Henry Brady will offer
the property.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

PROSPECT Az, " =. 90 ls0th At. st7x
lOO-Frank I Johnson vs. John Doe,
owner; Raphael Kurzrck. contractor
trenewaD ,..,..-t.,...,.,,....SS $3.50
CLAY AV, l3o0-Louis Wiener vs. Isidore
and Max s Globe, owners and con
ST LAWRENCE Az, ibisEFrank u 1atieeoo
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DWELLING FOR L.. 1. CITY,

Inc j. Albert Johntra Company has
sold the plot 75xl02, at the corner OF
STATE street and Claverly place, Long
sand City. for william White to James
,tto. who will improve with a ten room
dwelling.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhaiian.

pRoApwAY, ais? to :iss. and nth 81,
o25 10 25l W-Carroll Mulliken ~ Eva
! Coo 81 al. May II, 1915, N,isbes;
willis l. Roys vs. same. May y, lsio'
$500: John Steuart vs. same. June -
i9l5. s:.as7 50; superior Corniee SKY
isl5, $3.50. Edw J. richards Va same.
June &. 1918. si6s.so; Marks Bros vs.
same. June II. 1915. tleT.2T. Empire CITY
Iron Works W same, May ., 1919. W.
hgS. Theodore G Wood vs. same, May o.
1915. s2oi.l5: National Fireproof sash
4 Door co vs. same. May 10, 1915. 1907;
Geo II storm 4 60. VS. same. May =.
same. May IS. lsi5. .:sei7; August
Kirschncr vs. same. May 10. 1915,
si65: Charles Grosskurth VS. same.
May s. 1913, sst9.2Si 3. Wolrs
Sons vs. same. Apl %, 1915. sl6s -;
Frank seery VS. same, May rs. 1912.
s9G3 20: Harris. silvers Baker co
vs. same. June ,, 1918. ssss:l7' Byrne
Harry Meet vs same. May II. 1915.
S9ll7l; Dwyers New Amsterdam Van
& Storage Co VS. same. June 3,
rep ST. -. w-Harry Jane VS. Lizzie
Haderman ct al, June /, l@lb,,.,,'s 6l
Bronx.
KINGSRRIDGE TERRACE. . 3. lsos< n
KinEsbrldre ri, 75Sioo-Glokner & Blue
90 vs. Arlington Construction Co 81 al;
KiNGsRRIDGE TERRACE. $3.50. ?ss2.
1854. 2ss6-Gcorge VI Flogaus & Co vs.
Arlington Construction Co ct al. Apl y:
KiSGsBRipGE TERRACE. 9 3. los n
22sth st. I5xioo-victor zsmeetti d
Bros VS. Arlington Construction Co, Inc,
ct al. December IS, 1914. 1878
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vs. Ninta De Giuseppe. owner and con;
tractor ......ss.ss sss 49, -
sTEHRiNs AV, l:se-SAva De Palma VS.
Robert NJ Goldstein and Lysteh Realty
a Holding co. Inc. owners; Robert NJ
Golds,ein- contractor ............ tsV
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W~ASHTNIITVN June -N.-Tug Active
has arrived at San Francisco training
station, tug lwana at Boston, destroyors
Inmson, prayton and Preston at Sew
York, tug Ailern Mt Providence. Eunhoat
Dolphin NJ New York city. tug ontario,
tender Dixie and destroyer Nicholson AT
New port, gunho1t Gloucester AZ brooklyn.
cruiser New orleans at Guaymas. tender
Iris at Mare Island, supply ship Celtic
at Vera cruz and cruiser Tennessee NJ
Alexandria.
The yacht Wasp has sailed from POUCH .
fe"psie for New York city. cruiser Wash
%tngton from progr'so for Cap Hnytien,
battleship South Carolina from Newport
tor Napeagnc Ray, destroyer Burrows
Marietta from Key West for Vera cruz.
destroyer Bcnham from New York for
Newport, tender Cheyenne and sub
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marines III, H. aud H-S from san
Diego for san Francisco. cruiser Denver
from La ftH for Ma2atlau, tug Sonpma
from Newport for NHpeagu" Bay, ans col.
ner Jupiter from Hampton Roads tor
Newport,
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INVESTORS AsTH ST. BUYERS.

A syndicate OF investors. and not
Iohn Katz, Is the buyer of DR.. William
Iarr's property at 80 and 3b West For
k.sixth street, the sale of which was
fported yesterday. Some months ago
lr. KATE secured an option on the prop
lry through Pease & Gilman. Fol-
owing the option he filed plans through
realty company for the improvement
Il the realty, which IL covered by two
DWELLINGS,, with a tall loft building. Mr..
Eatz. or his company. did not take up
be option when time for doing so drew
lear. so Pease & Gilman found an
thtr buyer. The identity OF the men,
ers OF the syndicate was not made
.nown by the brokers. A twelve story
will replace the dwellings.
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INST ST, 4. 2ss e TT Washington sv.
li3xe5-One Seventy One Bldg CO to
Saml Blumenthal. 51 w 18TH st. ne
~ demand 6 p c: atty. lily A Blumen-
SAME PRoPERTY-same to same, June
IN demand. 8 p c. 2 mtgs. each sio.-
WV ATTY same. $4,000
Bronx.
thorough OF The BronS)
ST ANN,s Ay. 2ss. es 27xloslo-Died-
y Y Savings Bank. Al sth av. June 20,
due as per bond; atty, John A Dutton,
NORRIS Az, n E cor isisi At. issxioOw
Emily T.. Cavenaugh TO Atlantic Dock
60. foot Hamilton av. Brooklyn, june ~.
security. to extent $4,000 on mtg Hq"' coyor.
Ing Is W 3ad ST.: atty. q q bv,ehsr.
RANDALL Av. SIS. SO W seton az. tGSosiSS
@aTro.d Persons. aoi LIST av. Long Island
say Sd sv to M Es.,sA S.,Ios SAYING: 9a .ns ? So
yrs. s D &C; atty. Us BBsi.'' So al sy:
Mount Vernon, y Y~....,,-,:,. 900
Loos TO Title Guar and Trust Co, i7s
Rroadw@y; June 4 due as per bond si ~
cRrrssrSoIT az. 80 " R%ay ,ssd st. issa'it6;cco@o
wall 81 June q. demand. sp c;.SHSE.;
,ssTMn ST." i7s F.. al n = ,oxiso-N,ooi Bids
Corrn to clara Karp. 1879 .crotona ay.
fss,5m' mtg go 60 900 ats, s"' F T. 4 auf c &C., II, =
LOT 81. mar van Neat Park-Louis
POTTER. France. June IS. 3. yrs. s.p.c;
atty. Geo McCauslan. II Park Row 81 200
FOREST Az, $50. W $, ?~sxioo-John
Donough st. Brooklyn. June 20. 2 yrs,
n c; attys, Alexander n q. 100 broad.
BAILEY Az. (. IS 3 :soih ct. 25xioo :
Jos McCue 20 Randall Comfort, Pleas
antville. y Y. June 2s, due as per bond:
agty r a q It 70 i-c RW1y...-.f6 N. 600
iss. map Jos Husson-Rose Klelner
to Eliz Dietrich. IS Poplar av. Hacken-
way 81, 900
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These navy ORDERS were Issued:
Capt. ]. 8. Mexican. from Of
the North Dakota to Navy Department as
assistant for material to Chief of Naval
Operations,
Lieut.. W. ]. Giles. from San Francisco
TO war College, Newport,
Lieut.. p, II. Rice. to Pacific reserve
fcet.
Lieut.. q. 7. swassy, Jr- to Boston yard.
Lieut.. l.. +. kimball, from Boston yard
TO the San Francisco as senior engineer
ofNcer.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. @. Kelly.
from the 81. Louis TO the Cheyenne.
Passed Assistant Surgeon s. l.. Higgins.
from the Arkansas to treatment naval
hospital. New York city.
Passed Assistant surgeon d, II. Caste.
Assistant Surgeon c, II. Weaver. from
naval medical school. Washington, to the
Arkansas.
Chaplain f.. w, Scott. from the Kansas
TO the Wisconsin,
Marine Corps:
Capt. J.. r.. Chamheriin. from the North
Dakota to the Brooklyn.
capt. a. stokes. from the Minnesota
to treatment naval hospital. Washington.
Capt. T. W. Banker A o Nj, from
headquarters NJ c. to Second Regiment.
First Brigade, Philadelphia.
FIRST Lieut.. II !" shepard, from FIJI
phia. to the Minnesota.
First Lieut., +. T. Evans, to aviation
duty, Pensacola.
Second Lieut., u. l. 8, Brewster. from
headquarters to recruiting depot. Norfolk.
Second Lieut.. a, DE Care, from the
North Dakota 10 Twenty third COMPANY,
First Brigade, Philadelphia,
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East of Fifth av, between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)

and 10th sts.)
lsT Ay, s s, ai.9 $ " 18th st. 81 .6x9t-
Hy ] Kopf to Bertha G Herrfeldt, 473
w lbsth ST, June %, due July /. 1917,
p c; atty, Theodore Sattler. II! an
LEEXXINGToN AZ, W $, 20 n 2sth st, i9,sx
5S.s-Irene i Castle n ano to Dry Dock
Saw Inst'n, 3il BOwcry, June IS, due as
per bond: atty, f. N Tichenor. ss Park
Row ,ooo' ,i',;y' '96,ioo 'tSsiaappes
e Uyatt to Lawyers TITLE & Tr co, 100
Bway, June 81, due Jun" 20, 1918. 8
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MORTGAGES,
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
DoUniaMn.
tsouth OF Fourteenth st.)

V6UuVH UT TT VII y
BROADWAY, ls2-ls4, <; John Ut, 4
70 10, ~ John Street Corp TO Her
man A Groen. 74s West End av. June
2s, Install 6 p C: atty. l. T Co. $50 broad,
iST Av. W .. 24.6 n Attn st, 20 ~sxsss:
10th ST. rs: IA LIST Az s5xsas; "a
SIS, l7S e "a av, 2skg3 li-Geo c Steil
10 Louis q Schmidt ct al, $50 Decatur
st. Bklyn due as per bond. June 20;
atty, Theo Baumeister. IS Nassau
,1TTH ST, 5, !is E Az n. 2s.ot,s.woif
Messenger & ano to oliver j kemes. es
Franklin st, Bklyn, June 2s. pr mtg
sci, OOO, due Jan %, 1920. 6 p c; attys,
Amend & A, ll9 Nassau 81 ,s1,b 500
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West Side.
tWcst OF FIFTH ay, between Fourteenth
and non sts.)

s5TH ST, n $, 100 9 6th -av, 74.ioxsse-
Annie T Harrigan to Manuel A. kur-
shecdt, BronXville, n Y, June 20, due az
per bond; address. zoe Bway . . see. 900
9TH Az, " =, sos II i2d 1t, 2oxsl-Ethel
4 Underwood to Emigrant Indus Saw
Bank, 81 hambers II, June 20, 3 yrs.
I d q; atty, r q 60, l76 Bway. $40. 900
5OTIi ST, n =, .75 W 9TH av, 6.sxlOO e.
Francis j Treadwcll 10 y y savings
Bank. 81 sh av, June ~, due as per
bond, atty, John A Dntton, SO Maiden
lane ...,.....,.,.,,,,..,,,N, $4,000
iOsTU ST. = :. esq . Riverside Drive. Tx
lO~0ll-rRoman Catholic church OF the
Ascension to Edw j D'GOrman 4 ano,
sxr. 664 Grote st, june 20. due July 1,
1915. "A y q; attys, iiaisey. X 4 OK
III Bway ,...'''.''''''''''''''*l6 .2aO
Uptown.
Manhattan leland, north Of 10Th ST.
18TH ST, y. 226 W LIST ay. 1sSxl00 10
Gath York to Bond q Mtg Guarantee 60,
i75 RemFen at, Bklyn. due AZ per hond,
June 20; atty. T u Co, l76 Bway $1,000
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
RANSEERS

TWIN ann and address of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Ia omitted
address party OF second part.)
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
CLINTON ST. 2i6. c .. 40.2 n CHEEKY At,
SO.lNIl.llx29. l0x1l.1l--bouis Dansky to
Lizzie Moscou. 932 l. l65st st, b and .,
mtg s22,000. all liens. June rs; atty,
Louis Mannheim, 3O2 Bway. ........ 800
ST. az. Q =, IS q Hester st, %
xti.l also land In rear and adjoining 10
Hester st. Sx2o10-John l. Rubinsky to
J u II Co, Inc, ll9 Henry at. all liens,
June q, atty. NJ Rubinsky. Hail. OF
GRAND ST. iSi-iss. n @ cor WiIiott st.
b0x62-Celia Horowita to Katie Inter
man $50 Ross st, Brooklyn, mtg SIS. 900.
June 90 atty, II Alexander. 81 cham
GREENWICH ST, = Q cor Jane at. runs e
bO.6x $ 20.tx n W 12.tx n X W 37.4 to
st Y n 1872 10 beg-Daniel J Faour ct nj
to. Ahoad J Zieder. 90 Washington ct.
mtg 5000. all liens. June II: atty. T @
- i.e Bway ......... 400
9Th Az, 1?s. W =. 1854 3 i4th st. ls.lx
65-Wm g Adams. Glen Cove. l. l.. IA
Sarah 7 Adams, . Riverside Drive. c a x,
i-S part, June rs. atty. Frank W Hubby.
III 30 lslDtffN OU
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MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL


WASHINGTON. June ea-These army
orders were issued today:
Capt. J. q. Workizer. Coast Artillery.
from l3sth 20 l6?d Company.
Capt. q. A. Wiecrozek. Coast ARTILLERY,
from 1874 20 i27th Company.
These Coast Artillery second !ieutenants
relieved from present assignments and re-
port at coast defences named d. ARM
strong and i, l.. Hosk!ns, defences OF PEN
sacola. l.. l.. Stusr; and r Niliore,. coast
defences Of Boston; J. G. waddeil and a.
T.. Larabee. coast defences Of southern
New York. j. u. Hogan. J. b, Haskell.
coast defences OF Long Island Sound. q.
+. Anderson, coast defences Of Key West:
j. A. Brooks, Jr. coast defences Of Tampa,
q. Packard, coast defences Of Puget Sound.
Il. II. Hannum. coast defcnces OF Nara
gansett Bay; A. r. Potts, coast defenccs
OF Portland; l.. II. stanford and l.. Il.
Morcton, coast deferces OF san Francisco:
j. n. Mccain. coast defences Of S~avannah:
a. l.. Pendleton, Jr., and Il. T. Cunning
ham. coast dcfences OF Sandy Hook. II. II
Cotton and q. W. yesterday, coast d.
fences OF southern New York, and d
Armstrong. coast defences Of Pensacola.
r. Rabcock and s. :. winslow. coast de-
fences OF Pensacola: L n. Dennis. coast
defences OF Cape Fear; c. Sewton, Jr.
coast defcnces OF New Orleans; II. n. Sum
mer. coast defences OF Long Island Sound.
Capt, W. Nick. Lamdin, q NJ. c.. TO
Sixth Field Artillery
Flint Lieut. T. c, Musxrave. sev sm,se nth
Infantry. from Judge Advocate Generals
ONCE TO his regiment.
Second Lieut.. A. Y, arnold. Eighteenth
Infantry, 10 Seventh Infantry.
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Pioneer We'll No. 1
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f Allison hr ASPIRATIONS that the Indications
"a u
srrdl Ip nh a., sla entirely
% NH-r- th, failures
Point Dd therefore. tlap, h leNiuo south d, h Hay,
all c u will b. brought emo~hsFe
D. vicinity
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read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-22
Commissioners Notice
Estate of lydia E. LOOMS

The Undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Orleans, COMMISSIONERS, to
receive, examine, and adjust the claims and
demands of all persons against the estate of
Lydia E. LoOmis late of Albany, in
said district, deceased and all claims exhib-
tied in offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose aforesaid,
at Gthe store of r. NJ. Cowles in the village
of Albany, in said District on the 25th
day of September and 22d day of February
next, from 10 O'Clock a. M, until O'Clock
p. M. each of said days, and that six
months from the 23d day of August A. D. 1915
is the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims to US for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Albany, VT, this Sd day of
September, A. D. 1915.
la. BROWN,
L. A. BASHAW.
36-3S Commissioners,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-22
SUTTON SUMMIT

Ten-year-old Effie Gray, daughter of
Orrin Gray is at Brightlook hospital
in St. Johnsbury with badly mangled
arm. The little girl was riding horse
back Sept 13 when the lines broke.
the saddle slipped and she was thrown
against board fence with such force
that the bone in her arm was broken
and forced through the skin. Her
injury is very serious one.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-22
Estate of Rosetta S. Stark
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF NERMONI
District Of Orleans SIS.
The honorable Probate Court for the dis
trict of Orleans:
To all persons interested in the estate of
Rosetta S. Stark late of Glover in said dis
trict, deceased.
GREETING:
At a Probate Court, holden at Newport
within and for said District on the 10th day of
September 1915 an instrument purporting
to be the last will and testament of Rosetta
S. Stark late of Glover in said District
deceased, was presented to the Court afore-
said for Probate.
And it is ordered by said court that
the 8th day of October 1915 at F. w. Bald
wins office in Barton, at O'Clock
D. m. be assigned in said district
for proving said instrument; and
that notice thereof be given to all persons
concerned by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Orleans County
Monitor a newspaper circulating in that
vicinity, in said District previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-
pear before said court, at the time and place
aforesaid, and contest tn; probate of said
will if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Newport in said
district, this 10th day of September 1915.
1879 B. NJ. SPOONER, Register
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs M. E. Fairbrother
returned from Boston last week with
new Hudson automobile They were
accompanied by their cousin, Mrs
Mordaunt, who will remain in town
with her sister, Mrs w. E. Gaskell,
for some time.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-22

De true!
CIT h ir maid
told me herself,
ma am. She said
they're tryin' to
k e e p anybody
from KNOWN it
they're afraid
it'll get in the pa
pers."
When did it
happen W b a t
time last night?"
"She said around
one o'clock. He'd
been drinkin' and
didn't know what
he was dom"
ooh, I didn't