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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-13


Strange as it may seem, little book,
after my nurses story went straight
to sleep. I felt deepIy~oYer her trou-
bleS, but it had taken hours for her
to tell them to me, so after she had
finished and we had wept together,
as women will at such times, she
again fixed my pillows and after set
ting me in most comfortable posi-
ton, said:
ct was positively disgracefuI, Mrs.
WaveTly, for me 10 have forgotten
that l was your nurse. For the last
few hours | have been only a storm
tossed woman pouring her troubles
into the sympathetic heart of anOth-
er woman. You will forgive me,
won't you, for even forgetting that
you might be in physical pain and
needing my care
81 surely will, my dear" said.
When l awoke it was nearly noon.
Dick had called to see me, but would
not let me be wakened; said he would
call in the afternoon when they were
going to take the cast off my leg and
put on ughter one.
That was done yesterday after
noon, and while the doctors smiled
villianOUs smiles and assured each
other that ''the leg looked beautiful, "
I don't mind telling you, little book,
that it was the most awful affair I
have ever gazed upon. I burst into
tears when I saw it. I never had an
idea that bruised flesh could take on
so many cOIOTs, and beside there was
the wound that was not healed.
And I was so proud of my ankles
and feet" 1 unconsciously whispered
as I tried to picture myself in the
split skirts and thin, silk stockings
this summer.
'In that you had nothing on me,
my dear" said Dick, as he bent down
and kissed me.
Some way this little compliment
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-13

temptuOusly of some other wOman's
ugly feet and thick ankles, he never
by word or look let me surmise that
he was comparing them with mine.
For the first time in all these years
Dick had told me he thought l had
goOd-looking feet.
Poor old Dick! l really feel very
sorry for him. l have been lying here
now ten weeks and the end does not
seem to be yet cannot understand
why they will not let me sit up min
ute, and when I speak of going home
some one in authority always says l.
had better stay few days longer.
Yesterday when the nurse was out
I tried to move my body up little,
but whether it was the heavy cast
which reaches from about my hip
down to the ankle OT-oh, little book,
little book, do you suppose there is
some awful thing the matter with
me that no one has told me?' There 1
have at last written my terrible sus-
piciOn down here. have been afraid
to ask, but surely just a broken leg,
even if it had to set and reset, as
mine has had to be, would not keep
me fiat on my back like this all these
weary, weary weeks.
l want OF go home. 1 want to go.
from this pain-laden place. All day,
long my nostTils are filled with the
Odor of drugs, my ears assailed by
the tortured sounds of agony, some.
times from the Misunderstanding
lips of children who will cry out: 81
want my mamma! I want my NAM
MAJ as though in their little, agOn--
lied consciousness they were calling
for the one they were sure could
make them well. RI
can stand the screams and means
of the older people, but when I hear
the children cry out in pain make5
nurse Alice shut the door l.
Yes, little book, my friend was.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Activity Grows Steadily. With lndi-
cations of Large Business AZ
Spring Opens.
SOME LARGE SALES RECORDED
Building Operations Also Show In
crease, Several Apartment Houses
ana Rows OF Dwellings Having
Been Started in Past Week.
The Week $ Record

Activity In Richmond rcai estate IS
growing w"ok by week. ana the IN
d'cat'ons ut this tinc are THAT tn"
snr'ng months w.i' lie tho best Tor tue
agents AMI property owner" ~ some
eighteen months or TWO years. purinS
ia" past week there was IN" Greatest
amount Of money involved IN realty
transaction mat has uevoio7cd IN any
N'"k within possibly the last year.
Coupled Win this ~ IN" statement
from "a" agents that business is good.
"itn untold numbers OF inquiries FOR
All classes OF property ana with very
FcaithN ntnhnn Tor property ''hSt
rs soon as IN" CITY gets I'll" aTni'ab!o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

frame dwelling in rear of 1896 Jay
street. to cost 500.
J a. Bailey. to build brick garage
5000.
Z. u. kcnny Co. to repair brick store,
1901 East Main street. to cost S23S.
A. l.. Gill. IL repair frame dwelling
on tie south side OF Peasants Street.
between Iwcnty-lirst aud Mosby
streets. TO cost $2I5.
Swift & Co, to repair brick ware
house. 1T 100 Union Street, to cost
$500.
j. :. Valdez, to build n two-story
frame succeed dwelling on the east
side OF Moss Side Avenue. between IIs-
sex street anu the Brookland Park
Boulevard. to cost $1,000.
r.. y. saunders. u build a frame plat
form OH the north side of Dock Street.
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Streets, to cost 500.
r.. a. Saunders. to bu,id II frame shed
on the north side OF Dock Street, be-
tween seventeenth, and Eighteenth
Streets, to cost 5000.
X. II. SiuSrcy, TO build two two-story
frame dwellings at the southeast cor
ncr of Rogers Street and Fcndall Ave-
nuc, to cost S3.10o.
X. III. SinErcy. to build two two-story
frame dwellings, on the east side of
Kendall Avenue, near the corner of
Rogers Street. to cost $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
cu,>cEny RELEASE DEEDS.
Eight Rciensc Deeds. Amounting
10 SJu1S.5U

Eight Rclensc Deeds. Amour Ting
10 SIn.+.".5n.
BESSIE ~ Catiin, cNccutriX. to 1o-
scph H. Robinson, lots , and in block
: IN the plan of Providence Park
January -, 1916. s2ii
j. !. Lcakc ct al, trustees. to Min
mic II. Patterson, 5oXlio feet nj the
southwest corner of Minor street and
Non;ciro Avenue. February s. 1916;
S2042 30.
II. : Taylor ct Ill. trustees. to trus
tees ~ Monument Methodist Episcopal
church, 80 feet inches by 100 feet
at tIu southwest corner of Allen and
rark Avenues. February 10. 1916;
$4,000.
j. l.. Crutchfcld ct al. trustees. to
William NJ Rankin. 2sx140 feet south
line Cary street. 1876 feet west OF
Laurel street; also 26xl+o feet south
line Cary street, lS2 feet west OF
Laurel Street. February 10, 1916:
S2.756.
James H. Gordon ct al, trustees, to
j.. L. Levy ., al. 176 feet II inches by
1872 feet south line Venable street. "S
feet : inches west Of Pink Street. Feb
ruary O. 1916: s6,490
Is. G. Wherry. trustees, TO virginia
IT. Dean. o0yl46 feet south line Mar
shall Street l5g feet west OF Graham
Street, February -. 1914: $1,000.
u T. Nash, trustee. to r. II. Stolt2.
oGXIGi feet north line Leigh street. lpi
feet west of Seventh Street. February
S. 1916; $3.50.
T. l." cru;chfeld ct al. trustee, TO
Hattie T.. Gray, property known as
Nos II and Is West Leigh Street. Feb
ruary 9, 1916: $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
I1Lr:crRIC PERMITS.


The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
Inent:
W. II. jerks for Woman's Club, I'll
East Franklin street. thtrtyone !N-
lures
Same. for T.. Rogers Thomas, 7l3
BROOK Turnpike, one outlet
Same, for Atlantic Construction
Company. 4 - Orleans street. chang
ing location.
Same. for Dr. Mcclure Newton. 1910
Floyd Avenue. rewriting; damaged wire
and fixtures
Same, for r. T.. Anderson, l722 Han
over Avenue. one fixture.
Winston Electric CONSTRUCTION Com
pnny. for Miss Anna Hoykin, il9 East
Franklin street. nfty-two outlets.
NJ. y. pcmbcrion. for Il. J. smith. 20
WOOD street. four outlets.
~ l.. luckctt. for Duplex Envelope
company. lG South Twcnty-hrst Stcret.
moving motor.
Godsey x Fry. for Vaughan Robert
son Drug Co, Il and North Governor
street. seventeen outlets.
EngclberE & Bear. for Howell Bros,
90. East Broad street, one outlet and
=. Same. for DIR. Eppcs ga East BROAD
street. one fixture and ono motor.
w n. jerks. for ". J.. Rarland. sos
Zoe street, six lights.
same, for Dart Tobacco Co. 26l5 East
Main street, three outlets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
cuA>CnnY DEEDS or TRUST.
Nine Deeds az Trust. Amounting |


Minnie NJ. Patterson to }. J. Lcake
southwest corner OF Minor street and
Montciro Avenue. February $. 1916:
81. 060.
Henry s. Wailcrstciu =, ux. to J. r.
Carncai. trustee. l.xl45 fec; south
line Grace street, lSS feet ) inches
west Of Robinson street. February >.
1916; $iIT".
y. H. Smith ~ w. Ia Eank of Com
mcrcc and Trusts. trustee. luoX2" feet
II The northwest corner OF hawthorn
and Wcs:wood Avenues. February q.
1915; Si.T2n.
charles l.. Barrett 10 T.. @. Wcn'lcn-
burg. trustee, iIXS3 feet north line
Leigh street - feet cast Of Twenty
eighth Street. February .. 1916: $363.
Virginia n. p"au" 10 /" w. McNciGh,
trustee. 2OxIaG feet south line Mar
shall street. 13S feet west OF Graham
street February - l?lG; $3.50.
Mary T. Brown ~ vir. TO Edwin NJ.
Heller, trustee. 5"XliI feet at the
northeast Corncr OF Grace and Null
berry streets. February 10. 1916: ST.
$40
Robert u. s'ol;z ct ny. 10 II. s. Tay-
lor. trustee" 2SxlGi feet north line
Leigh street. Tot feet west Of Seventh
street rcbruary S 1916: s3,3l5
Washington BraH;on e, uX. TO NJ. J..
Walker, trustee, 25N2eo feet south line
Leigh street lh7 feet cast of Norton
street. February .. 1916: 500.
+. l.. Cousins ct uN. 70 James w.
Gordnu. .1Ni03 feet on Mitchell Street.
between Alton and Orange Streets.
February : 1916; $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

rico County lands. although the bust
ness decreased slightly as compared
with the previous week.
one OF the larrcs, bona Tide sales
OF the week was that by which l.arus
brothers X Co, tobacco manufacturers.
acquired from George Pope the lot at
the southeast corner of Twen,y-irst
and Main streets. The lot. which is
improved with brick buildings. fronts
i3o feet on the south side Of Main
street extending back III rect. ana
sold tor S3"."oo. The purchasers will
prohahiv make additional improvements
10 meet their demands
S'N'fai deeds some winch were made
several Years nf". were placed on record
III the Enanre'N Court transterrinS
rt"hvr! ''ISw"Si. 'a'"%s L. S,Ham' , ,,
itiChm"hu properties t"rporation the
klnEsltnd Land corporation and NJ. &.
hrarch. witch involved nearly 100000
Tor West End propcrtN.
NJ I. hranSh SOFA I" the kichWond
'r"reru'S Cooperation lot II, the
noF'nW'S' corner ., second ana Frank :
I'M streets N"'Ncn az StN"o". whilo
me dee" ny winch ne acquired this
property from S.'it'r W LEROY In l"l-.
was also placed "n record James T.
Sloan sold 10 The same company an
interest IN = large tract of land on
.nr south s'"o OF toward street for
S''""". and me dwellings, at II" and 50?
Fast FRANKLIN street. which were val
uc' nj S2l,"0"
John /. nr;,nch conveyed To the
k'nSsland Land Corporation. the deeds
being s.Ncra! years OLD. a 10; on West
if"ad Stree; valued At $4,000; and
thre" lots "n West Main street. near
the corner "f Foushec street. valued
NJ s'2,cc0. danes T. sloan sold 20 j.
y Branch two lots on Franklin street
near tn" cornor of First street, valued
1t $4,000. while the decd 10y which
this property was acquired from John
g. Scots and Miss M.ry Johnston were
also placed on record.
The Nirrinja Railway aud Power
COMPANY. in the second par, ~ a largo
trade made a few DAYS nrn .old -,
Stewart NJ Woodward the bloc, or
land bounded by Beverly. Elm aud
Wallace streets ana Davis \ycnuc
which was valued at So. 600 wa. .
ward sold Ia Inv Traction ,.,,nnry
lot OF land living botv..r No oid li,,,o,
Mill Race and ti> James River .ar,,r.'i
weeks ago. The property extends from
Ninth t" Tenth streets and enabled
the company "a connect M several
Valuable manufacturing sites. This
hiocN was ais" valued at S2S.on0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
CIIANCEKY TRANSFERS.
SIX Deeds of Burgnin und Snlc.
Amounting to ST. 600.

w. +. Richardson. Jr.. trustee. to
Oscar Hooker, 90 LIMBO feet north
line Monument Avenue. 40 feet west
of Davis Avenue. February 10. 1916;
tax. $3.50 $40
NJ. NJ. Strausc ct ny. TO l.. Il. Estes.
lHNl45 feet south line Grace street.
ISIS feet : inches west Of Robinson
Street. November ~. 1918; tax. So
80: SO.
Il. Ii; Estes to IL, :. Wallerstein the
same property as described in deed
next above. November 20. 1915; tax.
Sc: $40.
w. II. l;nyliss ct uN. Ia w. H. Jack
sou, 50X3I feet west line short liaker
street. ia feet north of Jay street.
January -, 1916: tax, 50 cents: $40.
William NJ. Miller ct ny. 10 I. j.
IIowic. one-half interest in 2SNl2o feet
inches west Of Sheppard street Feb
ruary II, 1916; tax. $I5o: 81.
Julius -. Ward .; al to Carrie j..
barnett. ilNN3 feet north line Leigh
street - feet east OF Twenty eighth
Street. January |. 1916; tax, 81; $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
LAW AND Equity co,;nT.

IucsdaN-M +. Longest vs. Virginia
Haiiway and Power Company. t:dga r
Il. English. y. O.
Wcdncsday--Mary l.. Davis vs. Nor
foik and Western hallway Company.
brandt, 1.ightfoot & Tucker. D. a.:
scott Il buchanan. p. d.
hursdaE--Mcrcantilc Security Com
pany W.. Thomas +. StaEg X Son G..
Il. stern. p. a.. Williams & Mullen. u. d.
T. Eridny-I. + y; Jursens VS.. ELLA II.
p: d. w. II. jerks VS. A. NJ Baroodv'
Mcguire: Riley. Bryan Il Eggleston, D.
O.; English. p. d. -
Observation-Disclosures Trade Journal
Publishing Company VS.. II. 4. ncrrnr.
stern. p. O.: Welsh. p. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
CITY CIRCUIT CouRT.

Monday-F. g. Hoffman We NJ
Iu.hi!lhss. ct ais. Montague. D. q:
Tucsday-M. C. Mann VS.. j. y. Rryant.
.. ans. Carter. p. o.: Cox, D. d. Charlie .
Strauss vs.. George Lee and J. c. pavnc'
'rowdcr, p. O.
Wcdnesday-Frank c. Rohr VS.. CITY
Church. Smith & Collins, D. a.. Poiia RI
jefferson IL WinGo, p. d.
IhnrsdaE-,'C. r. Burdctte VS.. s. F..
t imhn. conn, D.. q; Pulliam. y. d.
bold, ct ais.
Satnrday-Thc Farris Company vs.
me Commonwealth Of Virginia. Hicks.
,. o.; Pollard. p. d. Charles % winro..
executor VS.. Mrs. Annie c. Wilson, Car
rinSton, y. a.; Lamb & Lamb o. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
CANNOT SAVE SCHOONER
Tug Men Report the Emily ]. White
Aground. but They Expect TO
Salvage Cargo of Conf,

CHARLESTON. S. c.. February -
The schooner Emily 7. White, which
went aground twelve miles from
Charleston Light yesterday. may be
lost, but not before her cargo of coal
can be salvagcd, in the opinion Of cap
tains of tugs sent to her rescue to-day.
The schooner is in about six feet OF
water, and the tug men say they can
not get her into deep water. The crew
remained aboard to-day. as there
seemed to be no immediate danger.
The schooner was bound from Norfolk
to Charleston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

build Il two-story brick tenement. three
dwellings. on the north side of the
Graham Road. between Miller and Fen
DAN Avenues, that will cost $4,000.
Muhlcman and kuyhoc have Just
started work on eight two-story brick
dwellings to be erected on the north
side OF kensington Avenue, between
Sheppard and West Streets at Il cost
OF Si0150. w. H. and S. G. SchwarZs-
child Will remodel the brick store and
hall at 21J West Broad street Tho
alt erations will cost. il is estimated.
about $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
TREATY DEBATE NOT ENDED
senate AdjOurns, After Short Scssion,
In Respect to Memory of Abra-
hmm Lincoln.

WASHINGTON. February 12.--Ad-
ministration Senator's had planned to
complete debate on the Nicaraguan
treaty to-day. but II was decided. after
n conference, to adjourn the Senate
In respect to the memory Of Ahraha m
Lincoln. This action was taken on
motion OF Senator Kern, after the body
had been in session less than an hour.
Senator Stone, chairman OF the For
eign Relations Committee. said he
would press for vote OF ratification
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings Of the Coun-
Gil and Committees are called for this
week:
G.. Monday Council Committee on
Tucsday-Puhlic Buildings. Proper
TIES aud Utilities Committee, at T.3a
o'clock.
msday--COmniticc on Ordinances
AT o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
SOLDIER DESERTS BY AIR

BERLIN. February IL (by wirclessl
ne Swiss newspaper Thurgauer
Z"itnng says the Italian aviator Bar
na'i, who recently landed in Switzer-
iand with new aeroplane, made n
record for deserters. as he is the first
soldier to desert by air" says the
overseas News Agency. THE fact that
harbau is deserter is plain. inasmuch
as the Swiss government Immediately
complied with the request of Italy to
return the pilot and aeropane"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
THINNING rEnMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
dcrs:
kritzcr e Harnoh. for Zen Korte,
SlI North THIRTEEN Street.
w j. Sncad. for =. Taylor. 1901 Third
Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
HrsTINGs COURT. PART II.

- WedneSdaS--W. Cathcart w. r. l..
10! .rr h. White. p; q; Montague. y. d.
:, i.inursdhElj: o. Phillips vs.. Virginia
hallway and Power Company, NVickcr
d sands. p. IL; Puliiam, D. d.
fri"ay-Ciebrge Il. Nelson VS. civ Of
tiSichinohd' Collins. p. o.. Anderson, D.
Saturday--TalkinG Machine Com
pahE VS.. Herbert Brockwell. Crowder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

An order was entered in the City
Circuit Court yesterday by Judge Il
Carter Scott appointing Richard
r;wathmey q trustee of the First Bap-
tiSI ChMrCh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
COURT CALENDARS.

Ihe following arc the cases set for
tri2l u! the various courts this week:
Notc-P. q. is an Authorization used
10 4cnote counsel for the plaintiff. and
4. u. for the defendant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

sydney d. Mays of Richmond. hlcd
a rctition of voluntary bankruptcy in
the United states District Court yes
tcrday lie listed his debts at S4"i
and his assets were given at SSS". Al!
claims are exempt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

1t was reported from Geneva on Feb
Flary that 4 new Italian observation
heroplane had landed on Swiss terri
Tory, after being fired on by Swiss
guards and hit repeatedly. The avia-
tor said he had flown over Swiss terri
tory 10y mistake.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

\ marriage license was issued yes
tcrday by the clerk Of the Hastings
Court to Panl II. +. Sloan, Jr., and
beatrice Max ReNrode. both OF Rich
InOni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
BUILDING PERMITS.

Ten HuiIdinE Permits Amounting to,
Si1.U3t.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
Spcctor Butler follows:
w. VI. jackson. 10 build a two story
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
uvsrI>CS DEED or TRUST.
me Deed VI 1rHt, Amounting to

Mar T.. Li,udiu ct vir. to r. G. Yer
by, trustee. 322 feet on the north side
al the Midlothian Turnpikc. GOO feet
west % the corner Of Ninth street.
February g. 1916; $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
UUSTISGS RELEASE DEED.
One RcIcn.e Deed Amounting Ia


T. G. VERIFY, trustee, to Mary f. l.nn-
din. 322 feet on the north side OF m.
Midlothian Turnpike, 500 feet west OF
O. 1916, $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-12
FAIRFIELD
Grammar School Principal Ad.
dresses Parent-Teacher AssO-
citation on Subject of
Fairgrounds
GRIST OF LOCAL ITEMS
GATHERED DURING DAY

Mrs NJ. S. Price, principal of the
teresting talk Tuesday afternoon at
the January meeting Of the Parent
Teacher Association on PLAY
grounds" She declared that public
playground is intended to cultivate
correct physical and moral develop
ment; and supervision Of the right
kind is needed. THE school yard" she
said, has been one of the least util-
lied Of our educational resources. I'm
der the circumstances there is little
wonder that school yards have been
generally inadequate in size, and un-
suitable as to location. In the past
10 years the play movement mas
burst upon US and has brought with
it an illumination as to the educa-
tional value of play. The old-time
school ward with its limited space and
it's restrictive conditions is entlrely
unsuited to the new uses demanded
bv the new ideals There is going on
everywhere a reconstruction of the
ory and practice to meet the new re-
ouirements. The status of the city, or
town which fails to supply to its
growing citizens an adequate number
of playground spaces is easily fixed
Of all the attributes to good citizen
shin the character worth of the IN
Giyidual stands supreme. Accomplish
ments and ability fostered IN the
school room become superficial IN
comparison"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-12
MONTvILLE

CENTER-Carney Shure has let his
sawmill to Alfred r. Boynton and has
gone to Chelsea, Mass, for the winter
Mr.. Boynton is prepared to saw lum-
Der for all corners.
Oscar n. Davis of Worcester, Mass.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. f. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Bradford OF
Thorndike were recent guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Bean.
Mrs. Ella Brown of Belfast was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Volney Thomp-
son from Wednesday to Saturday.
Goldie Grinnell. who has been at J.
A. Hills, has returned to her home in
Appleton.
Union Harvest Grange is to visit
South Montville Grange on the eve
ming Of Jan. 2.
Mrs. ]. H. Bartlett is i'll.
j. B. Sylvester has moved to Vas
salboro.
H. r. Dickey Of Belfast was the
guest Friday night of Mr. and Mrs
p. c. Allen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-12
Outline of Facts Expect
ed to Be Proved with
Heals a Witness
Medical Elk m i n e r
Gives Testimony
MOTIVES OF MRS.
MOHR PICTURED
Assistant Attorney General AS
serts Doctor Was to Have
Been Killed Three Nights Be-
fore Date of Murder but Plans
Miscarried

Providence, r. l., Jan. ll.-An out
line of the facts that the state expects
to prove in the trial Of Mrs. Elizabeth
F. Mohr and two Negrafs, Cecil v.
Brown and Henry H. Shelman, chars-
ed with the murder Of Dr. I. Frahhiin
Mohr. the womans husband, was pre-
sented to the jury today. The testimony
Of one witness, Medical Examiner I.
II. Griffin, was also heard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-12
WINDSORVILLE

Willis Pinkham was business VET
In Augusta Monday.
Samuel Lyon, who has been sumo
from nervous prostration for the ~,
two years. is recovering his usual h'N7
and strength. !.
Arthur Brann of Cooper's Mills wa
town on business Monday.
John Sproul with a crew Of men - -
number OF teams Is cutting and nau''
lumber to his steam mill.
Frank Piper, who sustained an nv
several weeks since. is able to 60 '
again. .
Mrs. Sadie Going and sister are suns
Ing from severe attack of the grip "
that are prevalent here. =
James Keene of Cooper's Mills W" ),
town on business Saturday. -,
Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins who mas
III is convalescent. ;.
John and Fred Moody are cuttihs
hauling lumber to the steam mill -
The school on the Neck that was -
because Of the illness Of the pupn'
re0pened. VA