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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23

Liverpool sales. .... 5000
Liverpool receipts .... it.4oo
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23
COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Congress, Fifth District:
HATTON w. SUMMERS.
b'or State Senator, Tenth District:
J. NJ. ALDERDICE.
For Representative, Place No. ;:
w. u. cox.
For Representative, Place =:
JACK JOHNSON.
For Tax Collector:
W. TOM JONES.
FOR County Attorney:
HENRY TREY.
For Sheriff:
HENRY DEARBORN.
For Commissioner, Precinct /.
TIM NEWTON.
ror Commissioner. Precinct No q.
PERCY WOOD.
~ Conam.ssioecr. Precinct s.
FRANK KEESEE.
Cor Constable Precinct No. 1:
jim HAHN.
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Yesterday 1890. $1,000. 80!
Today Observation-Disclosures. zoe
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WANTED.

/ WANT to saw your wood. Oid
phone 704. A. j. Fincher. u
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1HE DAILY LigHI t,n tsslk 20
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SEE Mizell. Peters 4 co. for mrs
tornado and sutomoblis insurance
Only the best companies represent
cd. Phone cit. q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-23

FOR FARMS. ranches aud ci'y
property in the Abilene country
writc or call on " a. Stagner, Box
e12, Abilene, Texas. ip'
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C. l.. KENNEDY 4 Co.--Fire. Tor
nado and Automobile Insuranee vs.
-anresent old line. prompt pet.w
companies. South Rogers street
Phone 1b2. =
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR bargains in used cars see An
sen T. Cole. u
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FOR RENT-Six room mousse b1S
West Main street. Nj. l.. Campbell.
II
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IL. u. ROBERTS. moves houses,
safes or anything 60 bs moved o.
hauled. Residence phone 2sI. u
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
STAR VALLEY WRESTLER
LOSES IN HANDICAP Ma


The small crowd that attended
the wrestling match at the opera
house last Tuesday night sure got
their moneys worth for the match
proved to be the real thing. II was
a handicap match In which Theron
Merritt. the Star valley champion.
was to throw Arnold Zumbrunnen
twice In 30 minutes. He won tho first
fall In 81 minutes with an arm aud
leg lock hold, and as Arnold seemed
to be about ell In II was believed
that Merritt would get the second fall
In short order. However. when the
men appeared on the mat for the
second bout, after a 16-minute rest,
Arnold appeared to be In better con-
dttion than he was at the start. Al
any rate, he Immediately took the of
fensive and after SO minutes or hard
wrestling he pinned Merrltt's shout
ders TO the mat with further Mel
son and arm scissors hold.
Merritt had the advantage or IL
pounds In weight. but zumbrunnen
was more active than his opponent
and several times he succeeded Ia
getting out OF tight places.
At the end OF the bout Arnold an
nonnced that he was ready 10 take
Merritt on for finished match any
time that he was ready.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
LYNN HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Pete Fuller underwent 8
slight operation last Wednesday.
Mrs. K 8. Cornwall was operated
on last week.
John Jameson OF the o. 3. L.. who
was . patient az the hospital. left
last week.
Miss Elizabeth Ames of Etua pas
operated on for appendicitis last
week
Mrs. Farley Amea or Etna was
operated on for appendicitis and
other troubles last Tuesday. Mrs.
Oliver Ames. also OF Etna. under
went a serious operation on the
same day.
John ConIey Of Raymond under.
went an operation for hfs eyes last
Tuesday.
A little son of Mrs. John stoffer OF
cokeyIlle had his tonslls and ade.
nofds removed last Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. MeCammon Of Nounan
who underwent an operation for ap.
+ pendicitis and other troubles tvs
weeks ago, IL improving nicely.
VIM. MeDermoft had an operation
Tor nasal trouble Tuesday.
Otto petereit was operated on foi
appendicitis yesterday morning.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
BISHOP HOFr WILL NOT
MAKE RACE FOR SENATE

Bishop Hon has FILED with Auditor
Bro0mhead his resignation a. candI-
datedmfe Tor the state senate ON the
democratic ticket. This action upon
the part Of the Bishop ID not q sur
prise. az II has been generally unlar-
stood for some time that he Intended
withdrawing from the senatorial
race.
Ii has been reported that the ar
rangements were for Alma k'tndtay
TO resign as q candidate for repre-
sentative. and the central committee
would then place Mr.. HoT on the
ticket In MIR. Findlay's place, and
the latter, as q matter OF party duty,
would make the race for the senate
against j.. n. Shepherd. II Ia limited.
however. that Mr.. FindlAy hash {
fully decided to go thru with the
program. as he figures that while he
might have some chance OF re-etec-
tion to the house. he knows that
there would be no chance Of defeat.
Ing Mr.. Shepherd for the senate.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
CONDUCTOR BADLY INJURED
IN COLLISION AT DIN0LA

Last Monday night as an east
bound freight train was backing In
on the sidetrack at Dingle to let
No. by, It bumped into q string Of
loaded gravel cars. which were stand
ing on the siding. The crew did not
know the gravel train was backing
in at o pretty good speed. Conductor
Fred Richards was standing on the
caboose and when II struck the cars
he was thrown 10 the ground with
terrific force and sustained injuries,
which will lay him up for several
weeks. The caboose was completely
demolished and several cars were
thrown onto the main track. The
wreck delayed No. for about five
hours.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
ACCIDENTS AT sT. CHARLEa

Paris. Sept. 1s.-Whlie getting
out logs a few days ago at the
Michaelson saw mill on Beaver fork
OF Logan canyon, Nels Bunderson's
team. which was being driven by
w. H. Crosgley, ran away. A log, to
which the team was hitched, began
rolling. which frightened the horses
and they started on the run. Had not
the log come loose IL 10 quite certain
that MIR. Crossley would not have
gotten OF as we'll as he did. After
becoming detached from the log, the
horses kept running until one Of
them fell and broke leg, which me-
cessitated the animal being shot.
Since the article@ was published
last week describing the cave in ST.
Charles canyon Forest Ranger Ro-
nero has had several Inquiries re-
garding the road and the best means
OF approach 10 the cave.
M. G. Michaeison OF st. Charles
met with an accident few days ago
Mt his water power saw mill on
Beaver, that came very nearly
j costing him one of his hands. He waE
adjusting q saw dust carrier while
The machinery was In motion, and In
some way his hand got caught In
\ the reg wheel and chain. He in.
atantly called to one OF the men tc
shut of the power. and the further
] revolving OF the machinery wal
stopped by the presence of MIR
Michaelson's hand In the wheel. Al
tho his hand was quite badly bruIs.
ed. he has kept right on working Ill
such things as he can do with ont
hand.
About ten days ago a aheepherdei
on Cache national reserve discovered
a pit or sink hole about 80 feet deer
on a side hill northwest of Greer
Basin range station, into which
bay 2-year-old geldlng had fallen
and had been dead for some time
If the animal was branded. the brant
was on the under side and the ami
NAL could not be turned over Ii
the small space al the bottom of tn
pit. II any one Ii short a horea OF thI
description they will know what hai
become OF the animal, II they chance
to read this item.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

For rent. = seven room house. SEQ
Mrs. Dan Hurley
For rent. three room furnished
house. Call ~ Hotel Measarll.
FOR naie nj n bargain. good
single buggy. Inquire Of Jim O'con-
nor.
FOR sale. > good secondhand. one
seated buggy. Call on Mrs. John
Deekwith.
For sale cheap. IL taken III once, ;
choice residence lot. Inquire - Fred
rickss shoe shop.
For rent, four room house, near
depot. Call 1t Messsrl h9tsa.
For rent. . slve-room modern brick
bungalow with fulf basement Apply
to Math Sehmit-
FOR sale. two good second hand
Stewart ranges. Call NJ Utah Power
q Light Cos once.
i For sale cheap. a good cooking
range. Phone 80 ~ call II spong,
heEg5s grocery
For sale. . five room house with
good lawn+ shade and fruit trees
and aood chicken yaxd. Call On MFa
iE. y. B@ekwtth.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

KIaN9EA make NIuuy pAeaauFe. DE.
Chilten viii be In Montpelier Sept.
1g. 10. 20. FL. % and "a. Once over
Modern Drug Co. At Paris hotel
Sept. 70.
II you intend to hold your grain.
insure II b. using q fire proof ver-
min pK0of and burglar pFoOf gaivan-
lied grAAm han snrh ~ Il sold BY the
G. ". a %. O..
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
wARnnnR1l NOTES

The public schools opened on the
18th.
The farmers are busy getting In
their grain.
Clarence Langford and wife motor
ed up from MeCammen the other
day in their new even-paasangar
Studebaker. They left home at o.
clock in the afternoon and arrived
at his mothers in Marlboro a little
before that evening They. with
Mrs. ]. w. Langford and family, Wis
tied 81. Charles and also took In the
sights at Camp Lifton.
Mrs. Mary Bee Of Bloomington
has been staying st the home Of her
brother, Bishop Haddoek. since tn
/ iatter'g son, Jesse, Was hurt with 81
auto. She spent one day last weat
i with Mira. Langford. They wers
/ school mates In their childhood days
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

For mais cheap. > side board and
ehIidtm bed. Call on MFa. VIM. Pene
drey.
FOR rent. four room house on Lin
colin street. Phone 81 or 30.
For sale. modern room cottage.
with bath. pantry and half basement.
On sidewalk Lot s0x1t5 e., fenced.
lawn and trees started Newly finish
ed anaHde. An addition 81 : Fooma
could ba conveniently made II de-
sired. Coat $3.50. Price $3.50 for
quick aaie. Three blocks south and
ONE block east Of Examiner Office
Call ae resldsnea " Forest Once
r.. e.. Heikss.
have for sale. or viii saks some
ahmde. n f0uF+room house. With hATe
and chicken run. concrete walks.
waEer ia house and lights. good esl-
lar. all In good repair and house.
newly papered IL sold 10 the nsxt
se Ct 80 days vii give coed bar
/ gain. Phone 2a$-w or mse ]. A. Pow
ell. three blocks north ufksAamanaF
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
GEoRGETowN NOTES

Georgetown, Sept. 2O.-Willard
Andelin and Arvilla Clark. assisted
by Miss Naomi Farnsworth. gave a
concert here last Monday night. They
were greeted with a large audience
and everyone was highly pleased
with the entertainment.
The Ms Jennie and Pauline
Hon went TO Logan last Friday.
whre they viii attend school at the
b. n. academy.
District school opened last Mon
day, with Chas. Lindsay as principal.
This will he his, fourth year as prin-
cipai OF our school.
Every body is busy heading and
threshing, and the grain crop 10 re.
ported as being fairly good.
Quite a number of our young men
and ladies intend going away to
school this fall.
There is but very little sickness
IN the community at this time.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
Local. News
Montpelier. Idaho. Sept. %, 1918
piano bargains al Nlelsen's.

Coles hot blast heaters make big j
reduction in your coal bill-see their
advertisement and guarantee.
We are showing the very latest
In millinery at the Fair Store.
Miss Mary Winters left yesterday
morning for a ten days visit at Og
den, Salt Lake and Riverton, Utah.
See the advance showing Of the
latest patterns IN fall dress goods at
the Fair Store.
A new daughter arrived at the
home of Alfred Bisehoff of Geneva.
at an early hour last Tuesday morn
Ing. A
Leave orders for glass and glazing
at The Nielsen Furniture Co.
Highest quality and lowest prices
at Nielsen's jewelry store.
Miss Nellie Gee went to Pocatello
last Monday to take a course In
shorthand at the Idaho Technical in
stitute.
A new. and complet line of Kabo
corsets Is now on display at the Fair
store.
& x
Are you constantly replacing stove
Innings every few months? Stop the
expense by buying q Coles hot blast
range.
A large new line of blankets and
comforters just opened at the Vim
cent Furniture Co. Get their prices.
q. A. Burrell spent several days
this week In Boise attending the
meeting of the republican state CEN
trial committee.
Don't neglect the eye strain OF your
school child. Free examination at
Nielsen's.
Mrs. r. H. Walker returned to
PocateIlo Tuesday, after a ten days
visit with her mother. Mrs. Chaf
Schmid.
Free examination for eye sight foi
every boy and girl at Nielsen's, youl
home optician. Best quality and sat
isfaction.
A new son registered at the hons
OF Fred Bateman of this city. Wed
nesday morning.
Sunday school at st. Andrew
church next Sunday at 10 q. m.
They are entertaining a new sol
at the home of jos Lewis in Dingie
The young man arrived Tuesda
morning.
Big reductions in prices on bi
cycle tires and garden hose at tn
Nielsen Furniture Co.
There Is new son at the HON
of Jesse Dunn of Georgetown. H
arrived Last Thursday.
The vincent Furniture Co. is show
ing Q most complete line Of rugs |
all sizes and at all prices. Their ne
stock IL now on display.
The Montpelier Concert band wi
give another dance al Ovid on Fr
day night. Sept 20. Tickets viii |
rs cents and dancing will eontin1
until one o'clock.
Dress making and altering Of mi
ored suits by Mrs N M. 1ennins
suite two. Overland Hotel
The Poeateilo Tribune says til
Judge Bulge has sold hts reslden
In that city TO Bert Hautz of Anne
lean Falls. who win make his 1
tire home IN the Gate CITY
Don't forget the faithful hor
when winter comes. Provide him Wi
those warm blankets from the G.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

Double the crops ON your farm by
using u Low Down John Deere Ma"
nure Spreader for sale by @. w. q
~. Go.
Fred c. Evans, republican eandi-
date for commissioners from the
Third district, was over from Ray
mond Tuesday. Fred said that he
had nothing to say Just now regard
ng any of the things he will stand
for IL elected, but that In due time
he will make known to the voters
IT Boar Lake county HE views on
questions of interest to them.
Mrs. Maggie watson left yesterday
for her home In San Francisco after
a ten days visit with her sister, Mrs.
II. Coiiiprieat.
A new scale was received at Bor-
der yesterday that will be used by
the ranchers OF that vicinity for
weighing their hay, grain, stock, etc.
The new scale is located AZ the de-
| pot and is of the latest pattern,
which sets on the ground, no pit
| being necessary. s. W condron, j.
w. Mumford, D. Etcheyerry and Par
] ley Anderson have dubbed together
n purchasing the new scaies.-Coke-
vile Register
The new MaIIeable Stewart Steel
| Range leads them ali for service and
ong life. Sold by G. W. q M. Co.
Last Sunday afternoon Fred
Cruikshank, driving a Dodge car.
md M B. Cherry. driving Ford.
came together in a head-on collision
near the NofEsinger ranch up Mont
aelier canyon. Altho both cars were
going AT a moderate speed, they
anne together with sufficient force to
do considerable damage to them,
and surprising as 1T may seem. the
dodge got the worst of IL. None OF
The occupants OF the cars were IN
! iured.
Late Tuesday evening . eon Of
Rube George of Raymond fell from
. d load Of grain and broke his left
taiiouIder bone. ID. Etchevery hooked
. shp his tin lizzie and started fol
! Montpelier with the young man
: When at the point where the Geneva
I and Raymond roads Join Mr.. Etche
d Yery lost control of the car In som'
j way and Ii turned turtle, but foftu
q nateIy the occupants escaped witt
only a few minor bruises. ghorti,
after the accident Happened DR..
!. W. Lynn came along and assisted II
getting the car uprighted. Upon ex
II ANIMATION II was 1OMMl LMA1 tine Ca
was only slightly damaged. MI
4 ELchevery cranked IL up and droy
on into Montpelier. just as tho nc
thing had happened. Just anofhe
e convincing illustration OF the adyaE
y tage of owning a Ford.
Best line Of automobile robes |
I, t0Wn AZ the C.. w. a. N. TO.
= beautiful new line Of ladies
= misses ard chiIdren's coats. The la
y est aty : prices are no hight
- than ia .ner years. Call and 81
ID for yourself. I'll. b. whitman
The Hunter House, strictly mo-
N ern; rooms with or without bnays
Ninth street, just north of Bank
IN Montpelier patronage solicited.
= See the new and latest styles
= ladies' coats and suits that are ARR
: ing daily NJ the Fair store. Poput
- prices.
lei None better made than fsae 81
pheF Brand harness sold by G. !
4 n. Go.
sr- The latest style In ladies' fan
ne coioFed-top shoes. We sell them aw
ne below the present market prieess
II. q. whitman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
AUCTION SALE

On Saturday afternoon. Sept, so /.
beginning at 2:30 o'clock on Main
street, there will be an auction sale
of good secondhand commodes. wash
bowls and pitchers: also a washing
machine and water motor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

Last Monday the county commits
sioners fixed the tax levy for state
and county purposes at S1.SS upon
each Si0O Of taxable property La the
county. Thia Is an increase Of a6
cents over last year. The levy rs
fixed for the various funds will be
published next week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
THE GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE

me Range with reputation haH
won every award at every exposition
since the Mateatiea were first made
Sold By the
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

Iws Farmer e I'll - 80 =
zee the Bear Lake Farmers society
Of Equity before selling year hay
and @rain. Thay ere prepared % deal
With y0@-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

Frank walker and family OF salt /
Lake visited a couple of days this
week at the home of MIR. Walkers
brother -in-Iaw, H. s. Stevenson. They |
were en- route home from an auto
trip to the Snake river country.
Our line Of boys shoes ia giving
splendid satisfaction. These goods
were bought before the advance in
leather, as our prices will indicate.
Call and see.--H. B. Whitman.
Leo Wing, the laundryman, has
taken a partner-a "China boy who
has also installed a shirt, collar and
cuff ironer and IL now prepared to-
turn out strictly first class work on
short order.
The city council will meet In adj
journed session tonight to fix the
tax levy for this year and to consider
several other important matters.
For the best In heating stoves do
rot overlook the Carbon Hot Blast
and Stewart Oak Hot Blast sold by
he G. w. q M. Go.
Owing to the heavy business on the
road at this time 1t has been neees-
sary to put another operator in the
Office here. Hep" who has been
working the third trick. Is now work.
ing the extra day trick from $3.50
a. m. to 8 p. N.
II you want the range that lasts a
lifetime buy the Great Majestic. Sold
by the Nielsen Furniture Co,
The work OF widening the side
! a. 4 90 MuSy aFN fran
/ Eighth street to the depot will be
/ completed. In a few days. This Ii one
of the best improvements that has
been made in the city for some time.
Cutting, fitting ana dress making
also altering and remodeling. by
Edna Swensen, City.
Thursday. Sept. 2sth. Is the jew
ish New Year and Saturday, Oct. TIN
ia Yum Kippur, the day of atone
ment. On both of these days this
stores of Sam and Nose Lewis vii
he closed all day.
ii you have any beef, pork. NUT
ton or poultry to sell; .see the r.. G
Hansen Co. They will pay the highea
market priceas
Our entire line OF house furnish
ings has never been 50 complete q
: it la now. Come in and let us she's
: you through whether you are buyinl
or not We are always pleased Z
3 show goods Nielsen Furniture ca
While Jim Crane was at work 4
the hay field last Monday the teal
, which was hitched 10 the push rak
backed the rake against him wit
such force az TO knock HIM down an
III H Ia -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-13
WILSON FEELS
MUCH CONCERN
Over Possible Loss Of House
Speakership by His
Party
AND COMMITTEE
CHAIRMANSHIPS
AS to Legislation, He Feels
Most of His Measures
Will Go Through

Washington, D. c., Nov. l3.-President
Wilson was back at his desk at the
White House to-day after an absence OF
two months, prepared to take up the
important foreign problems which have
been held in abeyance pending the cleo
ton, as we'll as domestic questions. These
included the German submarine situa-
ton, the Mexican problem and number
of federal appointments.
The president has even considered
changes in the cabinet, according to ad-
ministration officials. 1t is possible, how
ever, that one or two cabinet officers
may not remain after March a.
President Wilson continued today to
refuse to give any comment on the cleo
ton, pending the receipt of formal word
from Hughes and the Republican ma
tional committee conceding the election.
The president first asked to-day for the
latest information on the political make
up of the House. He was told that the
Indications were the Republicans would
have 2l1 members and the Democrats
2l2, with six members of other parties
He is understood to be much concerned
over the makeup OF the House, chiefly
because Of its effect on the selection Of
a speaker and the chairmanships OF the
committees which he is anxious to see
in the hands of the Democrats
As far as legislation is concerned, it
was said to-day that the president is
confident that most of the measures to
be proposed by him would gain support
enough from Republicans to carry them
through.
A cheering crowd packed the railroad
station and waited outside in drizzle
of rain TO welcome the president last
night, As he appeared. walking down
the station platform accompanied by
Mrs. Wilson and hsnked by secret serv-
ice men, hundreds began shouting and
rushing forward in efforts to shake his
hands.
Mr.. Wilson walked through the sta
tion with his hat off, bowing and smil.
ing, and was taken TO an automobile
outside.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-13
TEN BUILDINGS BURNED.
Some Careless Smoker Believed to Have
Caused Fire.

Williston, Nov. l3.-Ten buildings on
the farm OF Henry S. Brothers were de-
stroyed by fire Saturday afternoon at a
loss estimated at about Sl2 2,000 Neither
Mr.. Brothers nor his wife was at home,
the former being on his return from
Hssex Junction and Mrs. Brothers being
in Burlington to meet her parents, who
were coming TO visit her She arrived
at o'clock to find their home in ruins.
The fire was discovered by farm hand
and help was soon at hand. The Bur
lington department was appealed to,
nine men racing out here with the fire
truck. They succeeded in saving most
of the household furniture and sixty
head of cattle were saved One hundred
tons of hay, 600 bushels of potatoes and
800 worth of beans were destroyed, to-
gether with all the farm machinery and
tools.
The fire is thought to have been start
ed by some one smoking in barn. The
buildings were all consumed because of
the lack of water protection. The place,
formerly known as the Douglas farm, is
just over the South Burlington line. 1t
has been owned by Mr.. Brothers for
about eight years. The loss is partially
covered insured by insurance.