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CHEVY Chase,

New and vacant. Immediate possession fer
purchaser. Exceptionally well Constructed and
very attractive; detached. 2-stsry frame buiid-
Ing, containing 10 large rooms and eatas'
veniences: gas, electric Lights and hct-vater
heat: lot contains about 1000 square feet. T.
a lift alley: ample space for a garage. Pricer
C1k S00
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$12,5m.
THOMAS J. FISHER eco,
INCORPORATED
Maitf.6830.

ed modern 1O-room house, double garage; pfac-
tically new. Columbia Heights. III Eeir-
mont Sf
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NEAR 18th AND CALVERT SITS. 4 fine
three-stofy brick; twelve ROOMS, two baths;
hot-water heat; electric light; garage. Price,
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ATTRACTIVE. MODERN HOME: PORCHES:
q rooms, bath, hot water heat electricity, ga
rage space: terms. Owner. 1913 D st. ne. 12s
FIvE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE: HOT WATER
range, Iatrobe heat and bath. Call at s1s
=. q. ave. l3.
FROM OWNER-1O1O ST. N.E.--6 ROOMS.
reception hall. electric light, hot-water heat;
newly papered: screened thrOuEhout; new avn
ings. g. 800. Phone Lin. GEL. 49,
NEAR 18th AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I-
full S-r0om and hath: h.-w.h.. electricity. hard
wood floors. room for garage. Price. -, 55O.
Houses ON same block selling for $40. 500.
$500 cash. Phone North S70g. re
INSPECT 705 AND 71s ALLISON ST. NV
Ideal location: new Groom houses: screened
breakfast and sleeping porches; all modern I'm
prOvements; best constructed and cheapest
houses in Petworth. Any broker or owner
W. G. IRWIN. 7l5 Allison st. NV. Phone
Columbia 1896.
So, 500 PRICE-$3OO CASM-BAI.ANCE $35
month; r. X b.: latrobe heat; on 9Th st.
ne. near l.; 9 brick houses. 9 rooms on each
Of 3 floors.
l.. 2071. NEWS0M. ITO d ne.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE ON EASY
terms fine six-room brick for quick sale. Pos.
session with dep0sit- Hot-water heat; cleo.
It's: porches; large yard; garage space: NV.
section and near = cur linea Own this home
by Christmas. Now vacant. Address Box
1s0-k, Star Office.
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CONSULT OUR
7.3S 18th St. NV.
Washington Heights.

splendid condition, containing IL large rooms !;
arst-Heor kitchen; has tue tile baths and heat
ed by steam; occupied by owner; property
clear Of any trust; inspection by permit only
through this Office.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

I C4ntfnaea.
1874 MARYLAND AVE. MR-l1 ROOMS
and bath brick; large frcnt. and back half 81
in good condition; beautiful location Make
me a Offer. Must have $s.sse eaah. Bog 81
Fairfax. Va. 12s
FOR SALE
Near Dupont Circle.
3-STORY APARTMENT.
| 3 apartments, 2 and 3 rooms.
bath each; electricity; Ruud
| water heater. Fine Investment
or home. Renting for $50 per
month. Less than $4,000 will
buy. See Mr.. TEL. with
| Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
III 18th st. NV.
! FOR SALE
In Saul's Addition.
Handsome Detached Home.
| 8 rooms. bath; h. W.; cleo; gas.
Garage; large lot.
Immediate Possession.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell. Rheem & Hensey CO.,
III 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Mt. Pleasant Section.
Fine Location.
3-story, 10 r., b., h.-w-h., cleo.
Large lot to D-ft. paved alley,
Bargain at $1,000.
See Mr.. TEL, with
iSwartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
TT 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Large Brick House
With 10 rooms, bath. furnace heat.
First.aeor kitchen.
Near 14th and N nv.
Fine for roominE house.
In good eonditien.
Price only $lO,5OO.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
s27 18th st. A.w
Big Bargain
On 9th Near N St.
Growing Business Section.
10 rooms. bath, iatrobes. brick stable.
Price only $500.
See Mr. TREI. with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
7a7 18th st. NV.
TO COLORED.
o&h 1t. NV, p and Q. Q T.. b., lat. g, 500
11th IT., @ and p NV. E.. b.. lat. ,75o
V st. 18th and t4th. NV. r.. b., lat 100
You St. eth and It'll NV, r.. b.. fur. $500
Corcsran, 1eth and 17th n.w.. r.. b.,
st. st, 4,h and 5ti NV. ar. b.. nat. 500
See Mr.. TEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
III 18th St. NV.
MT. PLEASANT.
Cheapest eleyen.room and tvo-hAih brick
house in this section; excellent roominy house
or could be used ~ apartmeata. Price $500.
Mt. PLEASANT BnALTY CO..
WILLIAM n FOWLER l. CO..
$40 18th ct. NV.
Phones: Main 6&16-817.
Price g, $40: $500 cash and $21 q month:
six rooms and bath. furnace heat: electric
| liEhts; lot 50x2oo; god aeiShborhood; COED
This bungalow has NO EQUAL IN WASH
INGTON at 81 600 cash and low monthly pay
ments: price nominal It contains rooms and
bath, elec. lights and gas; h.-w.h.: real open
fireplace in living room; pofches: ON high eIe-
yation: lot 60xlt2: Chevy Chase.
WILLIAM D. FOWLER 4 CO.,
$40 18th st. NV.
Phones: Main 6&16-SA1S.
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WEST OF 18TH ST. on fine street: a beau
tiful semi-detached brick: 8 large rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electric Light; hardwood
floors. Price, $12 500.
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A fine detached home near Ontario Apart
ment house; Lot 50x15O; large rooms: hot
water heat; a lovely view Of tho Rock Greek
valley. Price, 81, 800.
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Colorado bldg. Room SO.
Main 74J0 or North 1856.
Continued.

FOR 6ALEEROGEDIATE POSSESSION. AL,
Irving Ut. NV: modern si1-ruom house. ba ri
and cuncrete cellar: furnace heat Price, 8 800.
Apply ]. B. STEIN. Attorney. 4S2 La. ave.
Nv.
FOUR BLOCKS FROM WHITE HOUSE
Well built brick dwelling, 8 rooms and bath;
hot-afr furnace; good Lot with room for ga
rage; 5000. JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD.
723 10th st. NV.
1s29 ST. NEG ROOMS. BATH. PANTRY.
htrobe heat, gas. coal. wood. A760: 81. 0Oo
cash. balance S46.3 per mo. IA
FINE II ROOMS AND BATH BRICK DWELL
ing, on 9th ct. between o and sts.; price.
$1,000 to quick buyer. Address Boz 105-H.
Star ONCE Ice
41Oz-z2 7th ST. N.W.-NEW HOMES WITH
garages; easy terms. II. J. BIEBER, n. ANY
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NEAR 18th AND sI4ANIER PLACE. A fine
modern house; rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electric light. Price, So, 500.
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FOR SALE
DELIGHTFUL
Modern
Home
Eo~Ifsh

Modern
Home
Englisl,
Basement
Tyre
ExCEILESTLY
. LOCATED.
1915 HOPKINS
PLACE NV.
Bet. O and r.
Goth and 2tst SITS
TEN ROOMS.
WIDE HALLS.
BIG CLOSETS.
BACK STAIRS.
Yard To- Alley.
EIRST-CLASS
CONDITION.
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION.
Price
$4,000.
Inquire
Of Owner.
DAVID 8.
BARRY.
1916
JEFFERSON ST.
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r. w. GRAHAM q CO.,
1902 H NV. x
NEAR I'D AND r SIS
EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH !;
LEASE ONE YEAR, 500
PER MONTH.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
INC,
1884 II NV. MAIN 1923.

~Oc' -
FOR KEST-ieO4 v 81. s.E.-HAs FOUR
rooms, bath, cellar, attic and large yard: i'm
mediate possession; rents for SO per msnth
BRO0KL1ND-EiGHTK OON HOUSE; DE-
fr.it. lowers. berries. Rent. 50 per month nth.
LEI Jackson st. ne. b. +. SAUL CO.. SS4
". Y. ave. NV.
WYOMING AVENUE: ROOMS AND BATH
shsoiateiy modem in every respect; wonderful
yoy attractiyely furnished.
SHANNON L LCCHs.
si3 18th ct. NV. Main o34..
SHEPHERD ST.. SAUL's ADDITION: 6
with every modern convenience: nominal rent.
III 18th st. nv. Main 2s4a.
NINETEENTH Sc. NV. 10 ROOMS AND
nth: het.watsr hest; electric lights; fully
- SHANNON 4 LrcHs
7l3 18th st. nv. Main 2s45
1870 18th ST. N.w.-FOuR-ST0RY. HAND
sone. rough green ston. front: II rooms and
baths; will redeeonte throuxi,out; lease !;
LITTIE. INC. 1913 II st. NV.
Massachusetts Avenue
rooms and bath: $l25 per month
Chevy Chase.
Six rooms and bath; garage: 500 per month.
Quincy st. Near 9TH.
Eight rooms and bath; ami. 500 per
nsnth.
Lanier Pl. Near Ontario Road.
Eight rooms and bath; hardwood finish. SIZE
1eS month.
Irving st. Near 18th.
Eight rooms and bath: 500 per month.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
TAOS Eye St. Main 4752.
CHARMING HOME WITH ACREAGE AT FIT.
4yer. Va, with all modern improvements: hot.
water, heat, etc, rent reasonable.
PERCY H. RUSSELL COMPANY,
9th and N. Y. ave.
1893 18th ST. N.w.-DESIRABLE HOME or
Rfne rooms and bath: splendid location: electric
1igtkB; hot-water heat: hardwood floors: newly
ressseted: &lzS per nosth.special rate<e pei.
No. -famfy.' 10
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1alodern home near Girard and 18th SITS. Z
l3fge rooms and bath; hot-water heat; electric
light; room fer garage. Price, $500.
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QUICK SALE IMPERATIVE
Possession Immediately after sale Of brAnd-
new Groom house in ideal location, beautiful
Potomac eights: single fare sone; - min to
ments; donhle-nooFed. sub-sided: tiled bath,
shower; h0t-Water heat; laundry in cellar. in
Gliding new Federal electric washer; ample
closets; veranda all outside walks. steps,
concrete. Terms. Must sacrifice. Buy direct
from owner. Write
Or call any evening after z. 13s
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Washington Heights.
Near 18th and Columbia road; in first COM
nnercial zone; q dandy three-story brick; 10
rooms and baths. Can be converted into
business property. Price. 81, 800.
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garages; easy terms. Il. J. BIEBER, n. 47l1
FOR SALE-COLORED.
A number of nice homes in
best NV. section; price, $3.50
to $500; very easy terms. For
full particulars, see me.
B. B. PINN,
Office, 712 Kenyon St. NV.
Phone Col. 581z.
Open Sundays.
ron HoMEs AVID INyEsTMENTs
See TAao Ks.E x = sgL55yAH-
1877 Eye q: NV. Tel. Aaia zs2i:
q 20 FOR A Lot IN CHEVY CHASE, D. 9.
a.s % 81 G soe ss's and On ss Or s.. S,
xddzes Boz e0-A. Star olnee:
1918 WEBSTER ST.
For Sale by Owner.
|2-story, 8-room. 2-bath home
Tiled kitchen.
This house is one of the best
buys on the market today.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
AT ALL TIMES.
NEW HOMES
READY TO MOVE IN.
ELEVEN SOLD.
1331-1339 Taylor st. NV. 6,
large rooms; attic; h--w.h.; cleo
trio Light: wide front and rear
porches; extra deep closets;
deep lot to wide alley. Easy
terms. Open and lighted until
8 pm. daily. Only H square
from 18th st. car line. For sale
by
THOMAS A. JAMESON, y
Owner and Builder.
200 New York Ave. NV.
Main 5526.
Ask: the Man Who Owns One"
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1894 Street NV. Phone Main 1923
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FOR SALE
A most desirable home located
near 18th and Harvard SITS. NV. !;
having 9 large rooms and bath !;
hot-water heat; vacant; ready
for occupancy. Price and terms
most reasonable.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 4846. 1914 X St. NV.
FOR SALE, COLORED-
A very attractive colonial
type house located near oath and
Eye SITS. NV, containing E rooms
and bath; vacant and in perfect
condition. Price and terms very
easy.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 1916. 1914 K St. NV.
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12A MARYLAND AVE NEIL ROOMS
house rented at SIS; h.w.h.; water on floors;
in good cohdition; beautiful location Mako
me an Offer. Must have $3.50 eaah. Box 81.
Fairfax. Va. RS
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NEAR 18th ST. A nne two-famify apart
ment. large rooms and bath on Arst door,
3 rooms and bath on second. Possession.
Price. $10,5O0.
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A FINE BUNGALOW NEAR CONN. AVE.
AND MAC0MB. Detached; fne lot: rooms
and bath; hot-xater heat; electric light. Price,
81, 500. Immediate possession.
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On EAST CAPITOL ST. NEXT 70 9Th AND
G SITS. Near Capitol and Library. Strictly
modern 10-r. home. Light brick; bay-window
front; hot-water heat; winter supply Of coal
No incumbrance on property. Recently painted
new. Phone franklin 1853 morninra -
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Columbia Heights.
NORTH OF PARK ROAD. Near 18th ST.
car line: modern home Of rooms and
bath: bot-water heat electric Light. Price,
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Chevy Chase.
A hne new house on very desirable street.
large rooms and bath; hot-water hest elec-
tic Light; hardwood deorss detached ane lot.
Price, III, 900.
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NEAR CONN. AVE. AND MCKINLEY. One
Of the prettiest houses IN Chevy Chase. 10
rooms. baths; hot-water heat; electric light:
hardwood nooes; large lot. Price, $4,000.
Very reasonable terms.
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NEAR 18th AND sTS fine home: u
condition. Price, SIC, 50O
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1893 18th ST. N.W.-DESIRABLE HOME OF
H1no rooms and bath: splendid location: electric
1igtkB; hot-water heat: hardwood floors; newly
resssated: &lz0 per month: special nteto phi
- .famfy.' IA
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Rev bungalow Just west Of Conn ara, south
Of Circle. Detached: tine lot; rooms and
bath: hot-water heat: electric light; hardwood
floors. Price, IL, 600.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-19
ROrelIa Wins
Two Out of Three

In his second meeting with Joseph
Lalond OF FRANKLIN, y. n, the Ia
NOUS French welter-Wel eight, Charles
borella. unuisputed welter-welgnt
champion OF ermont was returned
the victor after one OF the most houy
contested matches ever witnessed on
the Newport squared ring. AS to size
weight, and reach, the pair were al
most equally matched, the French
man tipping the scales but scarce
FIVE pounds heavier than the Border
City champion. -, -,
Pastime Hall at Newport was filled
With an enthusiastic and responsive
tArong of wrestling fans, who tilIed
practically every G"ai'ah'e seat. u
was an impartial crowd that APP
Cd with lust a. mucn lust the clever
points of either wrestler And there
were some thrilling moments during
which the gathering was as silent as
tomb, 10 break III iiffy into an up
roar of applause, whenever one OF
the mat-men eXtricated himself IRON
the clutchcs OF the other. The flrSl
fan went to Borclla in 20 minutes and
/ 20 seconds.
At the beginning of the second
session, it was evident to all the spec
tators that Lafond had but a single
purposc in view-that to work a sue
cessfuI toc-hold on his youthful op'
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-19
Charge Men With White
Slavery and Smuggling
Continued from page ~

Continued from page ID .
wa, rewarded by the contiscauon OF
the contraband alcohol, winch o.
pcther with the prisoners was taken
to Newport ,,,
A preliminary hearing was heia pc
fore United States Commissioner
Walter H. Clcary Thursday al 90 p.
m. when Attorney Frank Mules ao-
ncarcd for the boot-leggers. Rob;Tr&e
disclaiacI all intimacy with the otneT
Two men. stoutly asserting that ne
simply had crossed the line on mule
Marty Of his own. Robargc IS mar
,iod man and has three children,
II was Labrequc who carried the
automqtc pistol, which he SAID was
tbc nropertv of his wife. -Four loaded
cartridges were also exhibited IN cour'
rs part Of the evidence. Nhch Ia
breauc perceived that he was about 70
he CAPTURED by the officials, ne tnrcW
the njstol away in order hat 1t migh'
not be used as discriminating evidence
against him. The pistol, however
Wa founded by one Of the custom
officials a.,
I,abrcouc described himself as th'
father OF four children. He late oo
taincd bail for himself and lie Bou
thclicr, single man, while Robars'
cot into communication with relatives
] Who furnished bail for him.
Today, collector in charge Oh Gus
on,s lanes c. Ford, will bring an
Other charge against the trio-that o
/ white slavery. Miss Julia LegaTdn, .
Lincoln is being detained at the I'm
migration station, awaiting develop
mcnts in the white slave prosecutor
which Mr.. Ford will bring against IN
three boot-loggcrs. The girl was /
the company Of the men when the
were apprehendcd by the Derby LIN
officials on Thursday
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-19
COMMISSIONERS DEMPSEY
Appreciative Sketch Of Him from the
Journal OF Educati n

The following appreciativo sketch
of Vermonts new c." missioner OF
education will be read with inttr st
bv his many friends thr- urhout tn
state:
All in all we can think of no rec mt
event in New England quite as S gil
ficant, quite so full of pr mise as he
unanimous election of Clar nee II
Dempsey as commissioner Of educa-
ton of Vermont. He is the one
man. whom we know, educationally.
professionally, personally, equipped
FOR that position at this time.
Our pet slogan Of late has been the
need of considering the place, he
way, the time in educational progress.
Mr., Dempsey knows No1m mt. He IS
a New Englander He will CIV the
children of the Green Mountain state
the opportunity to u7e Vermont as II
is and as it has been as an educa-
tional laboratory, lie will be the ssyln-
pathy with Nermontcr5 today with
view to a new Vermont,
Mr.. Dempsey will 20 about 1t IN me
right way. He has always done MS
work in the right way. He has tac
two unusually difficult school situa-
lions with which to deal. There VS.
never a more inextricable tangle tn I
that at Haverhill when he " mt there
There were strands of silk and slsal
social fax and political hemp, VIII
imported and domestic shoddV'
We wouldn't have wagered IaS'
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-19
Elderly People Need This
In Medicine Chest
To relieve chronic constipation, always
keep a bottle of DR.. CaldwelPs
Syrup Pepsin handy.

NEARLY all people as they advance
~ in age suffer from chronic constlpa-
ton. Many, however, are Indifferent to
the laxative they use, on the theory that
"they are all alike" That is great
mistake.
Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, for ,ex-
ample, Is mild, gentle liquid laxative,
and il does not lose its effect with re-
heated use. 1t so trains the bowel
muscles that in time medicines OF all
kinds can be dispensed with.
A sixty-cent bottle Of DR., Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin will last many months.
The prescription was written thirty
wears ago by DR.. w. B. Caldwell, a well.
known family doctor, who is himself
now in his Send year and can APP
preciate what chronic constipation
mist mean to elderly people; how it
brings on headaches, colds, loss OF ,ap-
petite and sleep, heaviness and a
general dull feeling.
Every home that has an elderly man
or woman should be provided with a
bottle of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsln:
Eight million bottles were bought at
drug stores last year. 1t is a truly
wonderful constipation remedy.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-19
Newport High Five to
Meet Barton Tonight

Tonight al School Hall, Ne"poIin !;
the local high school basket bail
"fve" will pIy off the lid on the WIN
ter season. The first game VIII be
played between Newport High Schooi
and Barton Academy. ~
For a lineup Coach Borella VIII
send to the floor Howard Goodr"
for center, who will be aided by Larry
Gardner at left forward, and Richard
Proutv at right forward. Harry Say
acc. the diminutivc but speedy llghI
ruard will be on hand tonight 70
turn in his usual clever cXhibltiioIh,
The other guard position will be hllco
bv David Addison, who has gradualel
from LIST years second team.
Bcrney Lee, farulty coach at Bar
ton Academy in town win NJ.
Youthful charges and promises u
give the local team a hard contest
Last wear Barton boasted a fast con
tingent and. from all indications, WI
be even Stronger on the 0aSKcV-oI
floor this year. III, ..
The game is scheduled begin a
8.15 sharp and promises to be a Nv
exhibition fron, the first blast OF tn
referees whistle.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-19

the Woman Club Wednesday after
noon. The topic of the day wa
William Dean Howells. Mrs. Hall
read from the North American Re-
view ,Recollections of William Dean
Howells, by George Harvey. Mrs 81
las Gushing read also from the same
magazine, An Appreciation, by " H.
liam Lyons Phillips. Mrs. Bert Blake
sang very pleasantly, Until, and for for
an encore, Sweet Little Woman o.
Mine. Mrs. Fred Magoon gave a re-
view f The Rise Of SilaS Lapham.
Miss Marjorie Leavitt and brother
Dorian Lcavitt, leave tonight 1or
Boston, where they will visit relatIV-
es for a week.
Mrs. Addie Coblegh is boarding
with Mrs. Alice Moranvillc this WIN
tel. re
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hagcr Of High
gate were recent guests OF MIS-. III
mcr Rogers. ,..
Norman Wheeler is moving from
Northern Ave into the new house
which he has built on Elm St.
George Eaton, American Express
agent. is moving into William GO
burns house on West Main St, made
vacant by the removal Of George
Wilder. ,.o
Nj F. Y. McMann.s was taken to
St. Johnsbury Midday and underwear.
an operation for appendicitis Al
Brightlook hospital. r
I. c. Camp and son, Edwin Camp
b,vr conc 20 Hanover for the game
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PROUTY WILL FILED
AGAIN IN ORDER TO
SELL PROPERTY
Original Will Filed In New
port Shortly After Elk
Governors Death

The report that We; printed eXtlu-
s.veiy in the Caledonian-Record %
tho cifptt n It He = hi 'he late
Ex-Governor Herbert Prouty whose
tragic death occurred over two years
ago. has Just been filed in Plymouh,
Mass. ut was announced Plymouth,
Vt, by miStakc) is creating no end
of surprise and conjecture in New
mort, the native town of the Ex-Gov-
ernor. Citizens of this city are Won
dering why two years should have
elaused before the executor of the
estate should have filed the will,
which includes several church socle-
ties in Newport among the beneilcl-
aries.
Seeking a legal opinion regarding
the apparent hardness in fling, the
will Of the ex-governor, the Caledo-
nian-Record representative sought
the services Of Attorney Hubert 5:
Pierce. of the law firm of Smith and
Pierce of this city. 1t was the OPINION
Of Attorney Pierce that The suppo5t +,
" first will led at Plymouth, ana
| which has been lately given such VICE
publicity is nothing more than a
certified copy of the original Will
which was flied at Newport more than
two wears ago. The fact that the
ORIGINAL will was filed two years ago
was apparently forgotten by some
ambitious young reporter who was
anxious to ob.aia credit for a nS
scoop. Thus me aCWs wa pie"'
broadcast. -,
According to law, when will is
probated, certified copies of the same
are sent to any and all Of the towns
in which the deceased is the posses
sor of real estate. In Plymouth ano
other towns the late Ex-Governor
owned considerable property, to dis'
pose Of which requires another pro
batting of the original will. The certi
fed copy of the Pru.y viii was IN a.
probability mailed to Plymouth 0!
JUDGE of Probate, Ephraim }, Smltt
of Newport. two years ago.
Notary Public Blanche NJ. Spoone
who has had much experience IN tn
probating ofwills, when interevie"e
also stated an opinion 10 COZ
roborate that Of Attorney Pierce
Edgar Prouty, executor Of the es
tate. told St Johlsbury repcrte
, that it was a requirement OF the LAY
"a fle the will a second time IN Ply
mouth. Mass. in order to sell som
property in Mansfield Mass, Whlc
, belonged to the estate.