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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-07-13

On Saturday the Metro Pictures
Corporation presents the illustrious
Francis x. Bushman and the Queen
of the SCREEN" Beverly Bayne, in
The Wall Between, a subject pho
toplay presenting thrilling ro-
nance of army life.
The great Francis x. Bushman
and his delightful and charming CO.
star, Beverly Bayne, will next be
seen at this theatre in thrilling
romance of army life from the pen
of Ralph D. Paine. 1t is not too
much to say that Mr.. Bushman,
despite his numberless successes on
the screen, in his mastery delinea-
ton of the sturdy and resolute
character of Sergeant Kendall, the
enlisted man, who dares and suffers
much for the sake of principle, as
well as for the girl of his hearts
desire, has achieved one of the most
notable artistic triumphs of his ca.
reer. Miss Bayne, as always, is
supreme in her portrayal of the gen,
tie, lovable maiden, who is the in.
spiration as we'll as the admiration
of all those around her. Admirers
of both stars will find in THE Wal
Between" all that appealed to then
in other Metro pictures in which
Mr.. Bushman and Miss Bayne have
had the stellar parts, and very, very
much more.
Pathe news shown every Saturday
Charlie" Chaplin in his burlesquC
on "Carmen"-W Wednesday, July 10
Firemen's Benefit days, July 24-25
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Lambertville Board of Education.

At the last meeting of the Lam
bertville Board of Education three
bids were received for the plumb
ing at the High school: Carmody
& Serridge, 1929; William A. Ely,
$3.50; Skillman Bros. $249. The
building committee was instructed
to investigate and act. Hervey S.
Holcombe submitted two PROPOSE
tions for the painting of the walls
of the high school building. one at
$235 for two coats of bilchaco oil
paint, and the other at $175 for two
coats of calsino cold water paint,
and the latter was accepted. Will
liam Hunt offered to grain and var
nish the desks in the First Ward
school at SAG, and was awarded the
contract. Thomas B. Naylor bid
$1.30 per desk for the Third Ward
school, and the matter was held
under advisement. A bid for the
wiring and installation of electric
lights at the High School was re-
ceived from Walter Demass, with
total estimate of $106, but the prop
osition was continued for further
consideration. Hervey S. Holcombe
offered to paint the well house, toll
cts, and bronze the ball on the Gu
pola of the High School for $34.25,
and this was referred to the build
ing committee.
Three bills, certified by the archi-
tect, were ordered paid: Frederick
R. Parker, tenth payment on Third
Ward contract, $480.25; W. F.
Hamel, new gutter on Third Ward
school, $500; F. R. Parker extra
work on chimney of same school,
$685.. Other bills of Mr.. Parker
of $298 for sixth payment on High
school; $25334 for extra work on
High School, and $168 for extra
work on the same building, were
received from the architect, certi-
fled, but not acted upon.
The custodian reported receipts
for June of $2,358.42, and pay
ments of $2,323.86, leaving bal
ance of $34 Sc. The balance of the
state appropriation is $1,814.30,
making total balance of 81 ,848.86.
The receipts from bonds amounted
to $50, 900, of which $34, 246.05 has
been expended, leaving a balance on
hand of SIS, 1885 in the bond ac-
count. The following bills were or
dered paid; Charles E. Smith, sta
tionery and supplies, $158.86 and
$30.36, total, $1S9.22; A. S. Barnes,
textbooks $15.75; American Book
company, textbooks, SALSA; New
son & Co., textbooks, $54.91; Chris
: TOPPER Sewer Co., textbooks, $99.98;
{ w. F. Hayhurst, secretary, for June,
$685. W. F. Hamel, repairs, $12.01;
American Surety Co., custodian's
; bond, $40; State Federation, dues,
S.; j. Helms, janitor's supplies, So. 90.
/ The resignation of Miss Anna D.
, Allen as teacher was received and
accepted, and various communica-
;, lions received and filed. Secretary
Hayhurst was appointed to repre-
sent the board at Ocean City on July
! IA and Is.
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WILLIAM E. KELLEY

William E. Kelley died Friday
morning at his home, "a North
Main street, after an illness of a long
period from a complication of dis
eases, but the immediate cause of
death was paralysis. He was n
the seventy-eighth year of his age,
and had lived all his life in this city
and vicinity, having been born in
New Hope. Besides his widow he
is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Thomas S. Moore; one stepdaughter
Mrs. Charles E. Young, both of this
| Continued on last page.
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THE STRANDS
BIG PLAY LIST

Next week promises to be a good
one at the Strand Theatre. Lambert
vile, as many pleasing plays are
scheduled.
On Monday the second of the
Success" pictures will be shown
when Miss Marguerite Clark will ap-
pear in "Wildfower," the pretty
play that received the second high
est number of votes in the recent
contest. Don't fail to see dainty
Marguerite in "Wildfower," a play
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spent Sunday in Stroudsburg and
Delaware Water Gap.

spent Sunday in Stroudsburg and
Delaware Water Gap.
Kenneth Hooker of Hatboro is
spending sometime with his sister
Mrs. Carroll w. Cox.
Mrs. Andrew Wiley is being en-
tertained a few days this week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles VanHart near
Buckmanville.
! Miss Ethel Bray of Riegelsville,
teacher of the New Hope grammar
school resigned her position and has
b cen appointed as teacher at
Ogontz.
Lena Minor was guest of friends
in Doylestown for the week end.
The sewing circle of the M. E..
church was entertained at the home
of Miss Kate Battye on Wednesday.
Grover Minor has moved from
South Main street to Lambertville.
Garfield Horn and Edward Livezey
expect to scarf on an extended trip
through the West on Thursday morn
ing.
Marjorie VanPelt of Easton, Pa
is spending a week with her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Van
Pelt.
Miss Kathryn Taggart is spending
few days in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frank Foster is spending a
few days with her mother Mrs.
Garrison, in Camden.
Master Frank Kerwin is spending
a few days with friends in Trenton
and while there will enjoy a days
outing at Burlington Island Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Lear motored
to Hightstown, N. j., on Sunday
and their daughter Thelma, who has
been spending sometime there re-
turned home with them.
Raymond Cox spent Sunday in
| Telford with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin NJ. Cox.
Brenton Hubbard spent Tuesday
afternoon in Frenchtown.
Russell Longstreet of Bordentown
was entertained on Sunday by Mr.
and Mrs. j. Parker Borden and
family.
Roland Borden is spending the
summer with his aunt in Burlington
county, N. j.
At last nights meeting of the
New Hope council, Coun ilman
Allen B. Opdycke made motion,
which was adopted, whereby the
Bucks County Public Service COM
pany must first obtain permit from
borough clerk before digging up a
street for gas connections. A certi-
fled copy of the minutes of a recent
meeting of their board of directors
was returned and a contract asked
for covering the extension of the
New street mains down South Main
street to Charles Marooney's house
next Spring. Other routine business
was transacted and current bills
paid.
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WEEKS DOINCS
in new HOPE

Mrs. Allen Opdyke is suffering
with rheumatism.
Misses Kathleen and Margaretta
VanPelt spent Thursday and Friday
with their aunt Mrs. Rachel Van
Pelt at Forest Grove.
Mrs. Samuel Reamer was a Phila-
delphia shopper on Thursday.
Miss Margaret Mclean, of South
Orange is spending several days with
her friend Miss Margaret Ely at
"Cintra."
Mrs. Edward Blackfan entertained
Mrs. James K. Hibbs of German
town on Monday.
Michael Mclaughlin of Michigan,
owner of the Twin Meadow Farm"
in Solebury township, is spending a
short time there.
Joseph D. Holcombe, Mrs. Isabel
Kitchin and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jaeger and children motored to
Point Pleasant, N ] :, and then down
along the coast to Asbury Park on
Sunday.
Miss Adele Borden left Monday
to take a six weeks course at the
University of Pennsylvania.
DR.. John Flood of Trenton, N. j.,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Bessie Scher-
merhorn and family on South Main
street.
Mrs. Howard Akers spent Tues
day in Philadelphia. Her sister, Mrs,
Nellie Kroske, who has been patient
at the Jewish hospital for three
weeks returned home with her.
Mrs. Charles Shaddinger spent
Tuesday in Trenton.
Rev. Herbert A. Sawyer, D. B.
Oblinger. John D. Cryer and Frank
Trego are enjoying a four days trip
to Gettysburg by auto.
Mrs. Stanley Smith of Lahaska
spent Monday with friends in town.
Miss Anna Matthews entertained
the S. S. club at her home on Mon
day evening.
Miss Mabel Virgins YVES enter
tanned last week by friends at Err
Wilma.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ashton and
children spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Gilmore
at Buckingham.
Mrs. Louisa Fouke spent Saturday
with friends in Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Oblinger and
Mrs. Emma Hartman spent Sunday
in Richboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude R. Middleton
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Morris and
Miss Ruth Middleton motored to
Asbury Park on Sunday.
Charles E. Foulke spent a week
with friends camping along the
Neshaminy creek.
Charles S. Roberts truck convey
ed a number of young men to Will
low Grove on Sunday evening.
Miss Kate Worthington of Phila-
delphia is spending few days with
her niece, Mrs. Roy Large.
Wilbur Tebo of Trenton, spent
the week end with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Tebo.
Catelle Van Pelt of Trenton, spent
the week end with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac VanPelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis of
Trenton spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives and friends in town
and vicinity.
Russell Fell of Philadelphia spent
Saturday and Sunday with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Conard Fell.
Alfred Britton of Philadelphia
spent Monday with Mrs. Thomas
Magill and family.
Mrs. Isaac VanPelt spent Monday
and Tuesday with her son Beaumont
VanPelt at Easton.
Mrs. William Clark entertained hel
aunt Mrs. William Krewson of Tay'
louisville and her cousins, Mrs. Nellie
Harborson and daughter Blanche or
Friday at her home on North MAR
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark anc
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Tettermel
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WANTED-10-20 acres farm with
buildings, within miles of Lam
bertville. Box 20, Sergeantsville, N.
j.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-07-13

Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Pies,
Cakes, etc, served at Roberts &
Sons Summer Garden the place to
keep cool-57 York street, Lam
bertville, N. j.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-07-13

MUSICAL STUDENTS WANTED
Students in instrumental music are
desired, on piano or organ. Please
advise H. Kathleen VanPelt, New
Hope, Pa.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-07-13

The Fourth of July celebration to-
gether with the fireworks in the
evening which was held in the grove
of William Coates for the benefit of
Sergeantsville Y. M. c. A., near that
village proved decided success, the
proceeds taken in were $500.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-07-13

Farmers Exhibit, Solebury Deer
Park, Pa, September SO, 1916.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-02-04
CHILLUM DISTRICT

Bynum, D B and Nannie-lot II and
imp blk 81 Holiday Sub; liber II folio
BOG, taxes int pen and costs. .....$ 18 OIL
Bartlett, Jemima and Ira Baker
lot % blk II Mt Rainier: taxes int pen
and costs ................... ......Z.Io
Baker, Ira J--lot II and imp blk Mt
Rainier; taxes int pen and costs. .22. SO
Burk, A CT of lots 4, 5 blk Rogers
Addn; taxes int pen and costs. 7.35
Bengel, Rachel Riots II, IS and imp
blk 3 Edgemont; lots 13blk Mt Rainier
liber % folio IS, liber So folio 173, taxes
int pen and costs. 65.97
Beck, Nettie Mot 8, 9 and imp blk
Brentwood; liber 4S folio SGT: liber "a
folio 1872, taxes int pen and costs. 70. u
BOYLE, Isaiah and Meek E Fitzhugh
lot IL and imp blk 9 Rogers End
Addn; liber SO folio 96. taxes int pen
and costs. .................. 1895
Bynum, John and Jeannette-lots 4, S
and imp blk B Holiday Sub, liber 81
folio 1854, taxes int pen and costs. 10 AZ
Bowie, Isaiah and Meek E-lot 13 blk
9, Rogers End Addn, liber Sd folio 159
taxes int pen and costs ...........4 30
Baton, Abraham B and Lucy M
(present owner Anna Leigh Leonardie)
lot 9 and imp block Rogers Addn,
liber LOG folio I'll; taxes int pen and
costs so
Bailey, Francis A and Mary C-lot %
and imp blk R l Ave Addn, liber 81
folio SO, taxes int penalties and costs. :.
............ ......... .6i.oo
Bentheim, Mary S (present owner
Nae C Barnesby)- 10 and imp block
Rogers Addn, liber 102 folio 400, tax
es int pen and costs ............ .33. %
Bateman, VIM West / of lot ID
and imp blk l, R Ave Addn, liber So
folio 1876, taxes int pen and costs .16. 10
Clinkscales, John w (present owner
James C Rogers)-lot l8 and imp block
II Rogers Addn, liber 81 folio 522, tax
es int pen and costs. ............ q %
Cleveland, Henry-lots %, 90. 30 and
| imp blk 2 Rogers Addn, liber 66 folio So;
| liber 81 folio 229, taxes int pen and
! Cleves, VIM A and Lii ian Mot 8
and imp blk ID Mt Rainier, ibor IS
! folio II, taxes int pen and costs. 19 So
! Crawford, Ellie Bots II, Is block 8
| Wilen Heights. liber 81 folio 1874, taxes
int pen and costs. 49,. ....4 5U
Dayhoff, Laura dot 10 and imp blk
/ 2 Mt Rainier, liber Is folio l55, taxes
int pen and costs. ..."...'...'''''zo q
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-02-04
PUBLIC TAXSALE
- Continued from Second Page

GRAY, Sarah z acres and imp. Mt.
Welby. taxes int pen and costs So 81
Howell, josephine w acre, J w
Rss33 folio, al, lakes int pen and costs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 70
Harris, Marlha-2H acres and imp,
PIT: Mt. Welby, taxes int pen costsS5 A.
Johnson, Amy Mot 3 blk 6. East
River View, liber So folio A. taxes int
King, Alonza T-lot G9 blk 43, East
River View. liber 81 folio SIS, taxes
int pen and costs ............... Sc -
KRONER, Jacob-lot blk 8, East
River View, liber 81 folio log, taxes int
pen and costs ...... ..........S2 70
Leonard, Clara V-lots I. blk s,
East River View, liber ~, folios $50,
557, taxes int pen and costs. -. S.. -
Locker, Cecelia-3 acres, PIT. Biggs
Tract, taxes int pen and costs.....S2 80
Mortimer w West Realty Co-lots
80, 80, 40, AZ blk q, East River View,
liber II folio 474. taxes interest penal
ties and costs ....... ........ ~ 10
McNaney, John ia acres and i'm
provements, 10 acres and improvements
? acres, TT. Oxon Hill, acres, acres
IL acres, liber AZ folio 37I, liber 20
folio las, taxes int pen and costs 500. o4
Moore, VIM HIS z6 loo acres and
imp. PIT. Barnaby, liber II folio SAL
liber folio 525, taxes interest penal
ties and costs. SIS 81
Mattingly A Bog acres. Bradford
Hunter Folly, taxes int pen costsSI5 90
Mis,retta, Ferdinand Hay acres,
S4 acres and imp. liber o2 folio 243
taxes int pen and costs ........... S25 AZ
Mitchell, Frank S and Harry E Al
len-lot $ blk 36. East River View, liber
70 folio At. taxes int pen costs. 81 78
Mattinglv. ] Lancaster-I8 acres and
imp, PIT. Motley Hall, taxes interest
penalties and COSTS. Sz2 u
Owens, Geo Wa acres and imp.
PIT. Barnabv. w A J foil az. taxes
interest pen and cnsts........... So 80
Pozen, Morris A-lots 10 4, blk 50
East River View. liber 40 folio SIS,
taxes int pen and costs. So 70
Phelps, Francis Eliot az. blk 7, East
River View. iiber 81 folio 3oS, taxes int
pen and costs. 81 70
Petzold, Mrs R C-lot Is, bloch 81.
East River View, liber Fl, folio 36. tax
es interest penalties and costs. 81 IS
Rhodes. Charles A-e5 acres and
lmpS, 10 acres, Us acres, part OF Oxon
Hill, Ii Der 81, folio 23I, taxes interest
penalties and costs. ...Si5o IL
Robinson, Laura V lots g., 80,
block /, East River View, liber 40, 70.
lilo AL. taxes int pen ann costs. .S2.7s
Rowdybush. Guy Hot a., block
7, East River View. libsr s., folio 900,
lakes interest penalties and costsS2.7s
Stafford, Marv C-lots IS. II, block
AZ. East River View, liber 81. folio i52.
taxes interest penalties and costsSa.7S
Skinner, Perry F-7s 3 4 acres and
Imps. Sunnyside, liber So, folio IL: tax
es interest penalties and costs. .Sse.74
Thompson, Sarah IA $4,000 acres.
liber 81, folio Il. ia xes int pen costsS4 90
Tarlton, Basil and Mary-3 i-2 acres
and imps, hber 2. folio 10. taxes inter
est penalties and costs. ..,.S4.o:
Thompson, Daniel w and Alice
IS acres and imps, Sunnyside. liner oS
folio 273, taxes int pen and costs .Sl4 o5
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-02-04
KENT DISTRICT

Aives, Geo W-lot7 blk 16 Col
Park, liber 6 folio 595, taxes int
pen and costs. .2.18
Brown, Maria--14 acres, Sheriff
Road, liber Is folio 245, taxes int
pen and COSTS. ....... .3.26
Brooks, Henry Hrs-2 acres
and imps, J W B 80 folio 499, tax
es int pen and costs. ..5.21
Barnes, Elmer M-lots 10 to Is
so to 81 blk II, Glenarden, (pre-
sent owner of lots 10, II blk II
Clinton C Dodge liber LOG folio
81 liber 81 folio 3S1, liber 81
folio 1856, taxes int pen and costs
3.08
Bass, Thomas-lot 8 blk 5,
Glendaren Heights, liber 81 folio
229 taxes int pen and costs2. IS
Bell, Dionysius-lot Is blk c
Ardmore, liber 1O2 folio "a, taxes
int pen and costs. q. 7S
Crawford. Nathaniel-----1Os
acres Park Hall, liber 81 folio 1872,
taxes int pen and costs. 1926
Chapman, Susannah A---lots
1874. liz, 173, blk IL Sherman
Park WB35 folios 389, 437, tax
es int pen and costs. -. 2.78
Crawford, Mary Louise 4 acres
and imp, taxes int pen and costs
Cooksey, James C--iots 27, %,
% blk Is, Col Park liber 81 folio
1877, taxes int pen and costs 2.7S
Crandell, VIM C, 48 84-10O
acres and imp, wv B Al folio 341
taxes int pen and costs. .29. "a
Curry. Edward, lots 8. 9, 26,
q blk 20, Col Park W B 35 folio
535. taxes int pen and costs. 7S
Crosby, D J, 1 37-100 acres and
imp near Lanham, liber % folio
96, liber II folio 49, taxes int
pen and costs. ........... SO
Collins, Samuel H, north ! of
lot 10 blk 9, Dixie Dale liber 81
folio 100 taxes int pen and costs
Cornelius, Daniel, lots %, %,
80 blk II, Glenr den liber 81 folio
227, taxes int pen and costsZ. "a
Dodge. Martin, (present own
er EB Buzhardt), lot 18 blk A lots
1 to l9 blk F Ardmore, liber lOe
folio Az, taxes int pen and costs
Dant, Thomas E, lots % to 81
Col Park blk 1S and imps B Z
folio 2S5, taxes int pen and costs
Dugan. Mary E, a acres ano
imp, Ardmore, taxes int pen ano
costs Ll.u.
Dixon, Wallace M, So 7S-1O(
acres and imp, liber "a folio 70,
taxes int pen and costs. ..2S.9
Diggs, Rebecca, 1 acre. pt
BALTIC Manor, taxes int pen ane
costs .............. A.'e
Fowler, Charles E, IS 46-1O(
acres and lmpS w b 20 lOllo Io'
taxes int pen and costs. AZ. 81
Forsyth, John F (present own
er Anton and Elizabeth Schualier,
434 acres and imp. pit Warins
Grove liber los folio 259, take
int pen and costs. .... go. q
Harrison, VIM H, g acres an(
imp, 3 acres PIT Wilson Endeavor
liber 90 folio Alb, taxes int per
and costs ..o.o
Harvey, VIM N, 25 acres AM
imp, two acres JWB6 folio 81:
taxes int pen and costs .28.5'
Howard, Mary P, lots to 6
l6 to 80 blk 5, lots l, 3, 4 bill
eleven and imp, liber II folio 2
liber 81 folio Psi, liber 81 foil
378, liber 43 folio l67, taxes in
pen and costs. ......... 10. q
Hodges, Benana, lots II, 2
blk ID, lots II, Is blk % Col Par
wB30 folio l67, taxes int PEE
and costs. ............... ~
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-02-04
WILDWOOD DISTRICT

Allen, VIM FIT acre, lot pit Federal
Hill, liber 81 folio 4sS, taxes int pen and
costs rs
Clagett, L OLA 17-100 acres and
imp hit Ararat, and Oakland; 8 acres
Woodland, taxes int en- and costs 81. So
Demming, Emily M-l6 acres Wood
land taxes int pen and costs. $40
Pumphrey, Alma D-3s4 acres and
imp pit Blackland, liber 81 folio 1T
taxes int pen and costs ...........36 20
Wood, James z and Mary G (present
owner Saliie H Alen)-2 acres and imp
liber - folio - taxes int pen and costs
800
Young, Richard-73 acres and imp pit
Woodstock, taxes int pen and COSTS. "a
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-02-04
EVANSVILLE DISTRICT

Blase, Jessie (present owner James
A Lusbv)-lnt 3 and imp ] H Rogers
Tract, liber 81 folio %, taxes int pen
ana costs ...-.-... 49, ~
Borbt ok, Emma-lots ), & blk West
Riverdale, lIber IS folio SIG, taxes INT
pen and COSTS. 100
Bursey, John l. (present owner First
National Bank of Hyattsvile)-lots l,
2 and imp Cottage So, liber 106 folio
204 taxes int pen and costs. 1T 20
Brown, Thomas J-lot A B G + +
GHbkC ! and W 2nd Adm wv s
folios ZIG, 221. taxes int pen and costs
Barnes, Riot 81 and imp Palesl-
tine Farm, liber 40 folio 149, taxes int,
pen and costs. ...............l ~ rs
Brace, Ella MO fit of lot Is Regis
ter's Adm, liber SO folio 467. taxes int
pen and costs ..............-. Il %
Bateman, VIM lot 10 and imp,
Cottage So, liber 81 folio 319, taxes
int pen and costs. ..lo 40
Ryrnes, Lillian V (present own Ell
Reinhcld Won Rosen)-lots 0 P and
east of lot N and imp Reg Sub of lot
Is, liber 1O1 folio $50, taxes int pen and
costs. .......,.......... % %
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-02-04

Continued on Supplement
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-02-04

Stewart. Fannie-lots 81. % O. Meara
Sub. liber 81 folio 379, taxes int pen
ana COSTS .......s .f.oo
Stony Hill Realty Co-lot 81 blk D.
lots 4, 5, 6 blk 6, lots Is, l6 bike, lots 9to
10 10, lots 81, %, %, and pit lot ~
blk 10, lots A to 40 blk IL, lots 80 to 53
blk II, lots /, 2, 3, blk IA, lots 81 to ~
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-02-04
TAKOMA PARK

Douglass, E M-lots 4, 5 blk 90: lots
10. II, 1s, 16, 10, 10, 49, 81. 80 blk 80 lots
l, 2, to 10 blk "a lots to blk 43; lots
4, 6, Z. pt blk 40, liber 80 folio $50,
l,ber SO folio %, liber AZ folio 81, liber
l2 folio 500. tsxes int pen and costs
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-02-04
BOWIE DISTRICT


BOWIE DISTRICT
Blum enkranZ, Justus-pt Jehrico rs
acres and imp, liber SO folio 10, taxes
int pen and costs. .................o IL
Barton, Fannie-11 acres and imp,
Brooklyn; taxes int pen and costs 3 OS
Berry, E E-lots Is to 81, 63 to 66
blk so; lots 20 to "a blk 30 Bowie, W
20 folio 81, taxes int pen and costs
Barnes, Elmer M-734 acres Rich
Thicket; liber "a folio 357, taxes int
pen and costs. 5s
Becker, Percy C and Eleanor-624
acres Cedar Grove; liber 80 folio SGT,
taxes int pen and costs. ........ 10 n
Colbert, Chas-lots AZ to So SO 8 and
imp. lots rs, 76 50 and imp, lot 80 SO
33 and imp, lots 4 to IA SO and imp, ]
! folio 636 liber folio 548, taxes int
/ pen and costs -........... .....lb 81
Campbell, R HI T-lOO acres. l4a
acres and imp Springfield, W Al folio
703, taxes int pen and costs. ...... 10 81
Creighton, Jno H and Ephrian Totten
-1124 acres, liber So folio 5l4, taxes
| int pen and costs. ........... .....35 81
Carroll, Rebecca lot 10 blk T Sec
2 Lincoln. liber 81 folio 1856, taxes int
pen and costs. - 7e
Duckett, Jacob-2i acres and imp
Duckettsville, liber IL folio 456, taxes
int pen and costs. IL 81
Duckett, Trueman h acres and
imp Duckettsville, J w Bal folio 230
taxes int pen and costs "A 90
Durham, VIM (present owner Lincoln
Land and Improvement Co)-lot 80 blk
G sec Lincoln, liber LOG folio 22O,
taxes int pen and costs. :..::..2 7e
Ellis, Mrs Jas-lot 10 blk N Lincoln,
liber 81 folio I56, taxes int pen and
! cOSLS. q 'S
Franklin, Franks acres and imp,
JwB % folio 1911, taxes int pen and
costs .,,n,,,,,s.'.... ...'''' ~