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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-27
DEAL on LINCOLN SQUARE.

The oak Crest Realty Company.
David Iichtenstein v.ce-president. has
sold 70 Edward sullivan the property ut
tol West S,xty-fourth street In a cash
sale FOR a price arproximating $3.50, 600.
W. Sullivan has acquired the realty as
an Investment. Tie parcel consists of u
Eve story commercial structure fronting
fis feet on Columbus avenue, facing
Lincoln square, and 33.4 feet rn Broad
way. the frontage ON SiNty-fourth stree;
being IS feet. and a north line of oslo
'se.. adjoining the Miller Building. four
AID SIX story structures. which occupy
he southwest corner of Broadway aud
sXty-ffth street.
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RENTING N TRADE ZONES.

Cross q BroWh company mas 'etsea
,ne sl.H' y,,' and ,,yor,on,
' SAFES %ooH'p""N' .''', '.'' ~" '".."'
at lS'4 brptuNhS ~ I"'','" w.
Ltd hrs' 'oi' a. CAV INN H'.''t ~
Nalhan a J"9eih go. u' 81, 80
Maiden lahe' par' OF ~ S'N'n,n uoo' ~
Abraham lruth''In'n " f'l r""'ln
avenue sISth n''' W '''n o"'a@S
Company 'I NV ''..1' ''',''.a'
flfth aVehu'' spa, 80" ~,
ROOF ooI!l,'"' ~
suit company w "''.'n N'"u.1' u .'I
Company, lte'I'N NriN''' ""''A,'IH
Company, '"h'r"1 '"r""I".nS 'o.n,
BfoduNhN " 10" '"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-27

Tho 1Hnt-Halcctt property, consisting
OF ffty-nine lots having "A frontage of
about 500 feet on Jackson avenue and
thirty lots fronting on Fifty-second and
Fifty-third streets, Corona. were sold
yesterday through he agency OF j. Gut
dcra and A. W. Nelson to Harry tolycr
Of Highland. N. y The property IL OPP
posite the Luona Park development on
Jackson avenue n adjoins he holdings
OF tho Fox Film Corporation. on which
IL being erected the largest and most
complete 'movie city" In the East. Tho
new owner will develop the property at
once. Tho parcel transferred is valued
at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-27
AID ST. RENTAL ADVANCE.
Bowman eases Building Next tn
Hotel NHnhRttRn

John Nee. Bowman. who recently
leased the Hotel Manhattan from August
tcckscher at a net rental Of 500, 600
A year. has now leased from the Amos
Getting estate II" adjoining building at
IS East tNrty-sccoud street Tor - long
period ut $4,000 a year. Il is sad that
the lease represents An advance ~ $50
per cent. in the rental now pail for this
property. "A five story tulliiug with a
cafe on the ground tioor. Tho property
at ~ East lorty-~oCor.l street is under
contract of sale to ll"ury 0rc'n'hau,
the contract dating from almost six
years ago, Mr.. Morgen'hau probably
will take title in November.
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BANKERS. HOLDINGS SOLD.

TIE State Banking Department has
cod the six story elevator apartment
house covering the block front oil the
~es, SIDE ~ Audubon avenue from isTth
20 issth street, a plot 1s9.9x75. This was
purchased by the Ramon Corporation,
'he former owners being Oliner Bros.
de'lnct bankers.
The State Banking Department also
has sold the six story apartment house
known as the Rangeley. covering "A plot
s-sxloo. AZ the northwest corner OF Sew
.r,h avenue and 137th street. II formerly
Was the property Of L. w. Schwenk and
has been sold TO the Rev. +. kwiatkowski
q Jersey city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-27
B,v mo LONG ISLAND TRACT.

The Connetquot Land Company, said
to represent wealthy residents OF the
Great River district ~ Long Island, has
bought from the Nicoll estate a tract Of
over 1000 acres. held At $4,000. Tho
property extends for more than a mile
along The South Country road and al
Joins the estates of the Cuttings and y.
Ives Plumb and is but a short distance
from Idle Hour. the estate Of william
X. Vanderbilt. Jr., and the estat" or
Julien T. Davies. II is understood That
the tract Will he turned into a natural
preserve.
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=. :. Waldstrum-Ciordon X Forman
have sold for Icgel Bros. ~ Joseph X.
Boldt Of Manhattan the residence at 90
Overlook svenue, Ridecwood. y j., and
have leased tor Harry : Norris to I. II.
White Of Brooklyn. y. ', for the sum
mer season the residence A. : poremus
avenue. Ridgowood, y. i
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Due saturday
Incoming Ne>seIs-Ry wireless

- CnncNn. Galveston. 'H' mlles west Of
Nv West At L NJ Yesterday
- Fl Nortc. Gd!vc ton. IS miles west OF
TOrtuga- At noon
$ s4u Marcos, Galveston q miles norti
of Diamond shoals AZ = VI
- Cty OF usia, "a, 1nuah. l69 miles
northeast OF Diamun1 shoals ~ noon
:, Alamo. Moh'a. ~! miles south Of Sand,
$ Ar4pahne Jacksonville. 20 miles sout'
Of SANDY Hook Al i NJ
cum -h', Wi'h ShCnanrn, Sabine
crossed Stinry rlr ~ go T.
- saratoga, lIaysut 80 miles south ~
~tud, Hook At = "
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e.o.ooo GROVE STREET Flat.

on the south side 90 Grove street. 90 .
feet ives, Of WaNerley place. a SIN story
fla, is to be erected for H,-acs - For-
man and Emma y. Tys"r ~ Hav"rf"ri
Pa. rs owners. II viii have a frontas
OF 81 feet and a depth Of lo' ! feet aui
accommodations fur thirty families. AT
drew ]. Thomas Is ;he architect and has
estimated the cost ut $4,000.
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FI.cEuMAN. ANpRBW.-in pursuance
OF IA order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan,
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons
having elaine against Andrew ~FIsedmAn.
late Of the County OF New York. deceased:
10 Inc subscribers. at the once of Guggsn-
hssmsr, Untsrmyer q Marshall. No. 81 Wall
al New York, on or before the 10th day %
July, 1915, Dated. New York. the asth day
o. pscsmbsr. 1911. WALTER q. OAK
ANTY rRUsr coNPXNY o. NEW YoRE.
H~KocutesA
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday in Man.
haitian ana Bronx Snlcsrooms.
lat IL vEsEY STREET

tAT - Wesley STREET.
BY Joseph Day.
35TH ST, it5 Y. n =, l72 . Lexington nv.
iiN9s.a, . story dwlg-Bsron de HlrsCh
Fund sgt y A Furst 81 al: due.
fii,S;i 20, taxes, etc. 81; adjourned to
July -.
By Horny Brady.
BOWERY, 3Ss. IS, 6S = 9Th 81. a.<xln. 81
l,Ntf.s, . story lodging house and store
G : Derby ct al agt Chas Schlang ct al;
due, tf,Hti.os; taxes. etc. sT5: TO the
pleint!r for slS. 500.
lat s:oS THIRD AvENuE1
ny Samuel Narx.
PROSPECT AV. 2oas. " :. - . isoth 81.
47Nlo0, : story Nat; Martha Ros-rhau,n
hE' paulina S-hwsrts ct al; due. 1886.
sub 10 LIST mtg S32. $50: TO the plaintiff
Tor s3e.15o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-27
NEW PLANT At NEW ROCHELLE.

The n. & G. Distributing Company
Of Manhattan has acquired moro than
Eve acres In New Rochelle. y. V. Tor
the purpose Of erecting a large cereal
ria NJ. The site 4. located on the south
side " the New Haven railroad. hetween
Pete rsv,lla road and Stephenson avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-27

50 N'euw Amsterdam. from Kirkvall
IS Monterey, from Vera Cruz
80 Ttvtves. from Puerto Cor'er
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COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Several gentlemen, also a family,
can be accommodated with board in
luxurious home, North Yonkers. Ey-
ccllent table. large cool rooms. Beauti-
full grounds. river view. Convenient.
MRS. FLAGG. 5o4 Palisades Ave,
Yonkers. or S. c. Leland Company.
1 West saith St., N. Y.
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FOR SALE.
Auetlen BARGAINS
HELP

SALESMAN WANTED - Experienced
with a record, best references.
ability, haracier, 80 10 -. hv old estab-
lished company on steady twelve month
line. no season. Must h" abe to earn
1000 IND over, Commission. expenses
advanced. One who knows Middle West.
vullug 20 make home Ia -. Louis, Pref
given TO applicant now employed.
. - ,ax mo Gpp p,1.p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-27
Buys MoNrcLAIR HOME SITE.

7. s. Terry of Cleveland. Ohio. has
sold TO Thomas Marsalis a tract OF land
with a frontage of $50 feet On the top
OF the mountain AT the corner or crest
mont and Westover roads, Mortclair.
y. !. Contracts have been let for the
erection of a residence to cost about
100000.
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BEAR, SAMUEL. JR.
NUTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all per-
,ous Ia yiug claims against SAMUEL BEAR,
III. late Of WILMINGTON, NORTH
1NhnoLINA. deceased, TO present tho sans
Min vouchers thereof to the subscriber at
f.. Mace Of transacting business, No. Is
Nal street, Borough OF Manhattan. City
OF Sew York. on or before the 2ith day Of
September next.
BANKERs TRUsr COMPANY.
ENecutoP
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West Seventy-eighth street, for Mrs.
Dora Davies to DIR. Alfred Freundlich.
The Houghton Company has leased to
Joseph Even the four story and base
ment brownstone dwelling at 130 West
Seventy-third street for Kate Silo.
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street. a three story and basement brick
dwelling. for DR.. John A. Voorhees, to
a client. n 500 Quincy street, a three
story and basement brick dwelling. for a
client to Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald for oc-
pancy
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Az. IMPROVEMENT.

william II, ChrsebrouEh and ! Clar-
euce Davies will start work shortly ON
the erection oT a two story building con-
.ainiug stores and a-a"iWeNts ou the
plot 19x?S5 or the .3~. side Of tuivc--
sity avenue. 1908 feet north ~ Feather
bed lane. Plans for tho Improvement
were filed Yesterday ~ Andrew j.
Thomas. architect. TIE estimated cost
is SO OOn
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LIS pE<DENS.


iltTH ST, s W-Rose Heyman agt Emil
Franko' foreclosure Of mtg) atty, ii X
li.yman.
i-,TIi ST. II W-Mathi,de A Molsr agt
Rvr'ha NA~anovitZ ct Al foreclosure OF
MIX. Aftys. Miller 4 Bre'2fc'ier.
l3aD 81. % John ko.ner agt Michael
N,hIlessc" ct al foreclosure OF mtsl'
atty. y Berger
SsTH ST, :. 80 : 10 av. 5oxss.g-Soph!e
Ruyle ag' los A Becker partition; atty,
q tiouluaun.
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Ia omitted
address party of first part.)
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Nv sUOWcFs NJ Iku "NVp'
light to moderate southcriS winds.
For New Jersey. fair today overcast
to- morrow light south"rly winds -
For western New York, loca! snowere
to-day; partly cloudy and somewhat cooler
tomorrow: light to moderate varlapie
winds.
NEW YORK. June ?I-Hirh pressure
prevailed yesterday over tho middle ~
lanfic states and Westward into the middle
Mississippi Valley and over the North"est
and the Pacific coast.
The pressure was low over the. upper
lake regions. upper Mississippi valley. IN
the Southwest ami along the Gun coast
s&owers occurred at scattered points on
the Atlantic coast, In the upper lake re-
gions aud upper Mississippi valley ana TINS
north Pacific States.
II was warmer In almost ali parte Of tbs
country, hut temperature changes were not
romnrkablo In any section but generalS
constituted a return to normal.
In this city the day was fair ano
warmer. uini, fresh variable; average hu.
midity. 81 per cent barometer. corrected
to rend TO sea level, at \ a, NJ. 3O'oo
8 = NJ. 30ot
This temperature In this CRY YESTERDAY,
a. recorded by the oriclal thermometer. -
shown In tho ANNEXED table
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-27
reIsT ST. APARTMENT BUYER.

The ArdShare Realty Company Is the
buyer ~ the apartment house NJ 3fH
West l9ls; street, resold recently b,
Frederick Brown.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

cp Az, ei1s-otto !. S%pannhakc aRt Fanny
Malta ch at al, Mar II, l9l6.,,..... $3.50
PARK Az. $ W cor 5Sth American
bridge 90, Inc, agt 500 Park Az GO, me,
Of AZ June 20, 1915 s.....,,,t.h 10
WATER 81. s.-Ranael couci ag' .Wil'irm
Henderson, Inc, ct al, May 81, ~.
.sTii scr, AL and tta W-,gco II storm 4
20 ngt chelsea Homes Corp ct al, APR
"a 1915 ihv ,..,,t..., ,..r s'lhhl
SAME PROPERTY Manhattan sand 60,
Inc. agt same, IAN -, 1914 lny
SAME PROPERTY Marcus Y CumminF.
art same, June I. 1915 'by bond S5t' ~
brOnX.
WEEKS Av, i7sG-Frank G D." Graw ,ng,
Gertrude Le'nien ct al. Mar 30 1915 W.
SpDFFDRD Az. n ., 30 e tusl"r st. "NN
lOO-Jsmes c Forbes agt Hunt,s Point
prcshy.er!sn church ct al, MAY
i9l6 s,l>o
wIcnsTER AV, q =, 22S n lSith 81 zoos
no Henry Scharnhcrrer agt iothtnl
Engineering Corpn ct al, Juln. u
lGIh ..,.,.,,,,,r. ',.t 80 20
WEBsTER Az, - 2e6 n ls,th 81, %lO0N2."
Standsrd Plumbing supply GO .tgi
webster Ave Realty 'orpn Ct al. Iunr
7, lel6..,,,,. .'r''' '''''''
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Bronx.


JACKSON Az. " :, 100 = i5sth ST, ItlN
Realty co., Inc, ct al faction to fore
close mechanics Hem, atty. e II R"'ows
Lone II to- u. inclusive. map. OF properly
known Ms the BronNdaie Manor, -iih
ward william safer ct al AIT Henry
puscher ct a foreclosure Of mtg,
atty. G u pIautr.
LOT b. hk 1921, sec 10, on tax map
CIV OF Sew York agt James u BIoss"n,
o. al. lot -. h'k 1924, sec 10, on tax IN p,
lot 30, blk 262l, sec 10, on tax map; !gt
49,, blk g62l, sec 10, on tax map, lot -.
hk .62l. sec 10, on tax map-'ltv OF
New York agt James u BlossoIn 81 ~
faction TO forecloso transfer Of tax lien) {,
ATTY, l. Hardy. ,,,,
LOT IL. h'k 3OtG. sec II, on tax nap-''y
az New York agt Maria Henry 81 a.
faction to forec,ose transfer OF tax Hehli
atty, l.. HARDY.
LOT ~, blk 2lsI, sec II, on tax map,
same ngt Clarence Realty 4 tonstn 60
faction samel atty, same,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-27
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

United States Coast and Gcodetio survsv-
Standard Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. IN ~ Sun set. ! ~ y Moon ,,.,. Az n
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHF. .5i5,G Gov. Isi.. 8 gOoI Hen osSs. ~
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHf II ~ Gov. la. .i2 :oi Hell osSs. .fTi
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MUST BE SOLD

Beautiful new Mouse. artistic outside ana q
model Of perfection in it, interior, sis large
rooms. tiled bath. front and rear %porche-, plot
s0xi.o: large trees. park approach hnc street:
two minutes to station, communication 800 per
month; price TO sell quick $500. Phone any
evening after : o'clock. Mrs l. VI CAl.LlSON,
10 Morningside Drive. tel. NorniG side-S2o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-27

Highest temperature. 7o'. AZ " noon
Lowest temperature. ca. at 10 y. NJ.
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Arrfved-MoNpAY. juno 20.
Z Cedric. -. N. Liverpool. June II.
IS rhlladelphian, 80 A. NJ. London, June II.
% Moiladnock II rs A. NJ. London, June IL
June II. 49, ~'
- Epsilon. i:6 :. NJ, Amsterdam. Jups 1
3 81 Dunstan. : ,. NJ. Leghorn, Juno T.
- patroclus, sos A. NJ, ST. Lucia. June "a
= Ulysses. 8 y NJ, Cristobal, June 70.
~.
$ Radiant, 10 80 A ~. Tampico, june 10
: ieonidas. 10 A NJ. Crtstobal. June IL.
June N "
S Goamo, A. NJ. san Juan. June d,
- Tensdores, Q A. NJ. Havana, June D
IS BAlliant,. 10 A. NJ. Tampico. June "a.
IS Momus New Orleans, June q.
- Thor. Philadelphia. June IS.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
- Philadelphis. AZ Liverpool
- Lincolnshire. at Havre
~ puca degli Abruzzi. IT Genoa
SAILED FOR NEW YoRE
50 N'euw Amsterdam. from K,rkwali
IS Monterey, from Vera Cruz.
So Ttvtves. from Puerto Corter
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SATISFIED

with name and address OF lenders at
torney,)
MACoMB's PLACE. W cor ,Sist st, runs
" Is7x 7tllS g tn " \ pl \ II e
SIS to beg, Nov l6, l9oN-Nette Robert
son to John o'Brien; atty. John F!nck,
Still Av. II . cor l5oth st, 2o3, 5xs6.7xl79x
Nov 20, 1905 a II Constr Co IA
John O'Bnen; atty, Frsd'k a snow' \
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

SION ST. $500. east = & h-Saml
B,nts Ia Abr u Newman. IS f "a It. ?
yrs from May !. 1915. atty, Rudolph II
6sTH ST. 2is-15 W, 3 story apt, sll-2t5
" .sth 81 %. Inc. TO West End Apt
Hotel Co. l0l3 Kc,,y ~. q yrs from
sept !, 1915, atty. sam Wohlstetter, 1855
Mot Az $3.50
INTERIOR Lot, nt 9 blk be, 7lst e
~ SIS Y ll3S W exterior 81, runs II .ix
o. a"N y 2i.6N = COX = aff 70 g y %
80 beg spa"" NOT less than % II above
present ground level over above land,
WIKI lights Tor support for a garage
Geo ~ Storm & 90 to thas tiof'irird,
35l l. 18Th -, ~ w. from June I. 1915:
ATTY. lsiiorc Ehrman. ~ Park ROW.
lST NN. iic, = plot 4 part I'd noor-Csrl
II schultz TO Aus Helmherg, Az LIST Nv,
! Il-'2 yrs from ,Iune T., slG.....siT
iST Az. SEi. space In Liberty Theatre
y kr!koriu 10 Abr Canes, 365 LIST dv. !
" from July /, 1915. atty, Harry Rev,
In. 10 Z lljth 50 .3-Si
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Bronx.

EAST F0NDHAN RI. ss?, t'orr-Alsms
Rlty co TO Josie K Hart, $50 Aldus -.
p yr- from Apr !, 1915. ssiS to S,o>0
pAIN AN. - =. 1875 II l79'h II. runs n
ID TX p 3g6.li to WISE sv \ : 90 \ "
s. l0S = ltN y l5oX n l5N W 81 to beg
also interior lot, begins l25 y lSoth 81 ~
1864 " Nys" Az, runs . 5-N > lIiTN "
1876 Ak u lJT4N g to bog. al Marie
krlbo u John X Peterson, i5G2 GRO
,oua Park T.. 81 yrs from July /, 1910;
atty. Mauton MARKS, 100 B"ay, taNo~,
81, over 1000 and ...,.fSso 20 fl.2o0
ST AIMS Az. las, also 18Th 81. 572 Il"
all-Mlnrle Israel & auo to August
Boite. 1873 ~ AIMS Az. 70 yrs from Aug
i. 1916, atty, Herman Borsig, 3fl z
lSsth " ....................... t,IlO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-27

THE ONLY SAFE way for a prudent
man to buy q country homo fully en-
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE,
40 West 32d 81. IhonN Mad. 81 $3.50.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-09-01
FORD DAY.
Prizes Awarded to Parties Com :
Inc Longest Distance.

Ford day at the Addison County fair
drew large crowd 1t is estimated
that there were nearly 800 Fords on the
grounds, many coming from New York.
Massachusetts and New Hampshire
1t was one Of the greatest events ever
undertaken by the fair association and
one long to be remembered, The fol-
lowing is the list Of awards Of prizes
Five passenger Ford coming from the
greatest distance to the fair bringing
four people into the fair grounds'
First-Don C. Styles, st. Johnsbury
Vt. HopewelI Junction Center, N. T.,
to Middlebury, PAP miles, $1,000,
Secondhand D, Beyo, Revere,
Mass, 2l4 miles from Revere Mass, ia
Middlebury, $5,
Third. F. Donahue, Southbridge,
Mass, 179 miles from Southbridge,
Mass, to Middlebury, S2.
Fourth-H. N. Jefts, Wilmington,
Vt, llS miles from Wilmington, VT,
to Middlebury, 81.
Fifth H. j. Calkins, Randolph, VT,
to Middebury, 81 miles, 81,
SIXTH. C. Bowe, Keesevillle, N
Y, n miles, 81,
Seventh-H, S, Wright, st, Aban'
Bay, Vt, 5S miles, 81.
Eighth-O. B, Gilbert, Dorset, VT,
70 miles, 81,
Ninth Earl D, Eddy, Randolph, Vt.
60 miles from Randolph Center, VT, 81
Tenth Harry A, Emmett, Elizabeth
town, n. Y, 50 miles, 81.
Eleventh-B. E. Beers, Jericho, VT
so miles, 81
Twelth-N. W. Hathorn, Barnard
VT, 1912 miles, 81.
Thirteenth-Leroy Howard, Essex
N. Y, AZ miles, 81.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-09-01
BREAKS BOTH BONES IN LEG

BREAKS BOTH BONES IN LEG.
Alfred Bouvier had the misfortune to
break both bones of the left leg Tues
day evening while on his way to go
fishing. 1t seems he stepped into a
hole on the highway some distance
from the village. He Jay beside the
road from O'Clock until about l o'clock
when his cries were heard by Arthur
Kehworthy who was passing in an auto
mobile, He brought Mr.. Bouvier to
his home on Court street and DR.. Dorey
was called to attend him. He was
taken Wednesday evening to the Fanny
Allen hospital in Burlington.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-09-01
BAPTIsTS MEET AT BRANDON.

BAPTlSTS MEET Al BRANDON.
The l36th annual meeting of the
SALISBURY Association of Baptist
Churches opened in Brandon Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Baptist
church with devotional exercises led by
Rev. E. |. Nye of East Hubbardton.
This service was followed by business
meeting, after which Rev. j. S, Brown
of Manchester gave an address on ''The
Church's Mission Being Secularized."
In the evening at 1880 O'Clock was the
Young Peoples meeting which was in
charge of Leland Fish of Rutland. At
this session Rev. G. W. Towart of Bur:
lington gave an address on Going All
the Way Through With Christ. This
was followed by an interesting talk by
State Colporteur c. j. Ramsey.
The second days sessions opened
Tuesday morning at 8:45 o'clock with
devotional exercises conducted by Rev.
j. H. Blackburn of Fair Haven. Ar
address of Welcome was given by Rev.
A. R. Mills, pastor of the Brandon
church, and greetings were extended by
Rev. Walter Thorpe of the Congrega.
tiona church and Rev. George A. Kerr
of the Methodist church, the response
being made by the moderator.
At 10 o'clock Rev, j. A. Donald Of
Poultney preached the annual sermon.
Officers of the ministers conference
and of the SALISBURY association were
elected this morning as follows:
Ministers conference. President,
Rev. j. S. Brown of Manchester; vice.
president, Rev. George w, Peck, jr.,
of Rutland; secretary, Rev. j. H. Black.
burn of Fair Haven.
SALISBURY association Moderator
Rev. E. l. Nye of East Hubbardton
clerk, Rev. A. Aubet of Wallingford
treasurer, Rev. E. M. Bixby Of
Poultney.
The afternoon session opened at 1:4S
O'Clock with a devotional service ir
charge of Rev. Thomas Adams of Ira.
At 2 O'Clock the question box which
was in charge of Rev. j. A. Donald,
was opened. Rev. w. A. Dawson, D.
D., of Burlington gave an address,
"Echoes From the Northern Baptist
Convention.
The woman's session was held at 3:9C
when Mrs, A. B. Upham gave an ad.
dress on "In Mamma Land" She was
followed by Miss Clara A. Converse of
Japan whose topic was "a Farewell
Message,
The next speaker was Miss Alice
Bixby of Japan who gave very inter-
esting talk
The evening session opened at 7:3O
O'Clock with devotional service led by
Rev. Thomas Dawson of East Poultney.
This service was followed by an inter-
esting address by DR.. P. H. j. Lerrigo
of Boston, who is district missionary
secretary Of New England. He was
followed by DR.. F. A. Agar at New
York. The meetings closed Wednesday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-09-01

AS Carl Barton, who has charge of
the Middlebury branch of the Standard
Oil company, was filling the 55O-gallon
gasolene tank at the Stokes garage
Saturday burning piece of waste was
discovered near the vent hole of the
tank. Mr.. Barton rushed to his wagon,
secured an extinguisher, and put the
fire out in time to avoid an explosion,