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EDUCATIONAL.
THE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY

Collegiate or Scientific Institutions, or for
Professional and Business Life. Day
Pupils admitted The Salisbury street
cars pass the school grounds.
JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW, A. M.
Head Master.
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INTERESTING RACE.
Forehand and Smell Shoot Practice
Match of 100 Birds.

Several trap shooters gathered at the
grounds Of the Worcester Sportsman's
Club yesterday to witness a practice race
between Charles E. Forehand and another
trap shooter, preparatory to Forehand's
race with e. G.. Griffith of Pascoag for
500 Tuesday. E. w. Walls, secretary of
the club, was disappointed in Forehand's
tered against Forehand for 1oO-bird race.
Smell was in fine form, and defeated Fore
hand in pretty race in which some good
shooting was done. Smell broke IS out of
100 birds thrown, and missed but two in
the last so. Forehand broke 81 birds.
After the match a number of sportsmen
went to the traps and gave a clever ex-
hibition of shooting. Eager, Mcclellan,
Buck and Ned Ten Eyck broke the clays
exceptionally good. He knocked over 81
out of 100 birds thrown. Ned Ten Eyck
demonstrated his cleVerness with the rifle,
and with practice would shine as bril-
iantly at the traps as he does in single
shell.
Great preparations are made for the
shoot at the grounds Tuesday, when the
Forehand-Griffth match will be the fea-
ture. Good prizes are hung up in the
open events, and competition promises to
be lively.
Several shooters have requested Secre-
tary Walls to influence B. L. Woodward
who shoots under the name of LIE Roy, to
keep out of the competition, as his entry
would have tendency to keep the list of
entries small. LIE Roy is breaking in re-
maFkably fine shape this year, and Mr..
Walls will endeavor to have him appear
only in an exhibition. lie Roy is in the
employ of the Remington Arms Company
and the U. M. G. Company and 1t is likely
he will not enter in the open events.
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1872 CLASS, TRoT AND PACE-PURsE
S1hn
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.Batted for Boyle in the ninth.


winning run MADE with one out.
Worcester ........9 0 0 0 As
Toronto ............0 l 0 0 0 81
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EXCHANGE FANS.
Talk Of Organizing Two Teams for
Games at Qunsieamond Park.

There is some talk of the members of
the Builders Exchange organizing two
ball teams and playing a game some time
in September. A. W. Hayden will cap
tain one side and either A. w. Kimball
or c. R. Streeter the other. II the game
number of new features which have
never been seen before. The annual ex-
change picnic, which Is TO be held at Quin-
sieamond Park Sept. 2, will be the time,
and two games will probably be played,
the losers paying for the dinner at the
State Mutual restaurant afterwards.
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EVANS roo STRONG.

Providence, Aug. 15.--Providence defeat
ed Montreal today by punching hits in the
seventh and eighth innings. They were
held by Duggleby to two hits up to the
seventh. Montreal could do little against
the pitching of Bvans. Both pitchers had
great fielding support, snappy and relia-
bic. Montreal barely escaped being shut
out, ana would have been so disposed Of II
Nyce had not thrown q couple Of feet
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PURCHASED THE WATER.
Spencer Wire Company Acquire Fluid
Store in Paxton Ponds.

Paxton, Aug. Is. = The Spencer Wire
Company is reported to have purchased
the water stored in the Turkey Hill ana
Games ponds in this place. 1t came quite
handy for Mr.. Eames to let the water
out since he needed TO repair the mill dam,
which had gotten out of order recently
A good many are taking advantage of
the drawing OF of the water to make some
big catches of fish. The largest fish taken
50 far was by Mr. Charles Hosmer, who
secured a four and one-half pound pick
erel. which he presented to Ledyard Bill.
Mrs. Trask and Harry Sargent both of
Leicester, are stopping at the Paxton Inn
for few days, as Is also Mrs. c. D.
Morse of Millbury. Justin Ware and
family are registered'at the Wentworth"
Wheelock Jefts has sold his village farm
to Ledyard Bill. and it is reported that
Mr. Jefts has bought the Parkhurst farm
on the Barre road.
The intermediate room in the new school
house Is being ..eted up for the fall term
Mrs. G.. H.. Gould, Mrs. L. Bill and Miss
Ethel Kirby have been to Cottage City for
the past few days.
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sTILLTHEY WIN.

Springfield, Aug. 15.-Rochester beat the
Ponies by outplaying them in all depart
The locals threw away numerous
to score by headless base running
Lush wrenched his ankle in sliding to
second base in the fifth and Householder
went into the game. The latter spoiled
a fine rally by Springfield in the ninth.
He pulled in Dolan's line drive and
doubled Hemming at first. Score:
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MEEkIN.Los

Boston, Aug. 15.-Meekin made his first
with the champions today and
was a trihe nervous in the first inning,
being hit for three singles. filing the
bases. Mcbride scored what proved to be
the winning run on an attempted double
play. Boston managed to get one or two
men on the bases in every inning except
the eighth, but could not score PETIT
was called out for interference in the
eighth Attendance, 9OOO Score:
CTNCINN
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BAD MIx-UP.
Sensation in New York State Circuit
Racing.

Syracuse, Aug 15.-The sensation of the
day in the meeting of the central New
York circuit occurred during a mix up in
the third heat of the 2:23 pace. Nine
horses started, and on the first turn My
Choice caught the wheel of Strathbell, the
pole horse Mary Shawhan went over the
bunch, her wheel hitting Melen, the
driver of My Choice in the head. He was
then lying where he had been thrown,
next to the fence. Vinto and Strathbell
next got into the mix up. Vinto and
and finished the heat, while Mellen re-
NAMED unconscious. His nose was broken
and he was otherwise injured, Summary:
2.An CT ASS TROT-PIIRS Sc Sann
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WASHINGTON.

Earned runs, Washington 5, st. Louis, q
stolen bases, McGann, Wallace. Donlin;
two-base hits, Bonner, Young; three-base
hits, Freeman, Cross; double plays, Bur,
kett and Schreckengost, Heidrtck and
Wallace; first base on balls, off Dineen 3,
off Young 2; hit by a pitched ball, Nc
Gam; struck out, by Dineen 5, by Young
6; passed ball, Screckengost; left on bases,
2.Oi Umpire : o o'b bayis and Hunt
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SYRACUSE.

Two-base hits, Shannon, O'Neil, Cavelle
Turner Shindle, Dundon three-base hits,
Calhoun, Turner, Gatins; double play
Wrigley and Calhoun; base on balls Off
Keenan, /, off Hodson L. struck out by
Keenan, 8, by Hodson 4. Time, 150. UNI
pire. Gruber. Stolen bases, Turner, Cat
ms. Stuart; sacrifice hits, Lippert, Ca
velle Stuart. Attendance 400.
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NEW YORK.

first on errors, New York l, Louisville 4;
left on bases, New York s, Louisville /;
bases on balls, off Doheny !, off Bowling
q; struck out, by Doheny s, by Bowling
4; two-base hits, Warner, Wagner; sacri-
flee hit, Davis; stolen bases, Warner,
Grady, Kelly; hit by pitched ball, Kelly;
wild pitch, Bowling Umpires, ES1slie
and Mcdonald. Time, 2.35. Attendance
5O0
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SPENCER AFFAIRS.
Miss cameIia kasky Still Remains un.
conscious and Is Growing Weak.

conscious ana Is 1roWing Weak.
Spencer, Aug. 15.-Miss camelia Kas-
ky still remains in her trance. All eff
forts to restore her have been in vain.
Rev. A. A. Lamy, her pastor was at
her home today. She is becoming very
weak
The makeup of the Balsers team win
be: Carter 2b.. Snow D., Grekorre liz,
d. Dufault CT, Z. Dufault RI, Dou-
thiette ID, Osland 3b., Girouard c. The
team is to play for a supper to be given
at Fountain hall the evening after the
game Is played.
Lillian e. Ellis and e. H. Scruton Of
Augusta, Me-, are stopping in Spencer
tonight at the Massasoit. They intend
going from Augusta to New York by
trolley, and where cars do not run the
young ladies' will walk
Jim Forrest who has been ON proba-
ton for the last week, was arrested BY
officer Edward F. Bowen. He was sent
to jail again.
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ONLY ONE PLAYED.

Washington, Aug. list. Louis easily
took today's game on account of errors
by the Senators. Dineen's pitching was
good, but one Of his errors gave the visit
ors two runs. Two games were sched-
ulsd for toaay. but the second was post
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EIGHT INNINGS ENOUGH.

Hartford, Conn, Aug. 15.-Hartford only
had to play eight innings today to defeat
Syracuse Keenan, was the easiest kind of
a mark. and 20 hits were made off his de-
livery, Barnie's men batting him almost
at will. Thsre were no features to the
game outside of the heavy hitting done by
the locals Score:
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SPORT AT HoLYoKE.

Holyoke, Mass, Aug l5.--The August
meet at springdale Park brought out two
good fields and furnished fine sport for a
small attendance. In the fourth heat OF
the 2:2O class Driver Riley was spilled
while trying 70 force David II. along the
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CLEVELAND

Earned runs, Brooklyn 8; three-base
hits, Dahlen 2; two-base hit, Mcclure;
first on errors, Cleveland 2, Brooklyn q;
struck out, by McJames 5, by Knepper s.;
stolen bases, Sullivan, Jones, Kelley
DAILY g. Dahlen; bases on balls by Nc
len Daily and Anderson; hit BY pitched
bali, by McJames z by Knepper /; wild
pitch, Knepper. Time, 1.4S Umpires
Swartwood and Dwyer, Attendance 1900
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SPRINGFIELD.

Sacrifice hit, O'Hagan; Stolen base, Cam
ming; first base on balls, Lush, Barclay,
Smink, Hemming, Brown; struck out,
Burke Curley; double plays, Bean and
holder and O'Hagan Dolan and Myers.
Eirime of game, 205 Umpire. O'Loughlin.
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PITCHERS BATTLE.

Philadelphia, Aug. 15.-It was a pitchers
battle today, Piatt having a trife the
better of it. though Garvin was as steady
as possible. Two singles a; tumble by
Wolverton and sacrifice hit gave the
Phillies the game. Attendance, 4O2S. The
snora.
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LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Louisville at Boston 1.-TWO games,
Cleveland at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at
New York, st. Louis at Philadelphia,
Chicago ut Baltimore. PittsEurg at
Washington.
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GRAND BARON DEAD.
Valuable Stallion Drops of
Heart Disease at
Glens Falls.

Glens Falls, N. Y, Aug. 15-The opening
day of the 1899 meet gives promise of be-
ing the most successful of any since
Glens Falls Joined the grand circuit.
This was ladies' day and the attend
ance was far ahead of previous opening
days here. The track was fast and in SUI
perb condition, as shown by the perform
ances of Cresceus in the 2:1o trot and
Billy Andrews in the 2;19 pace, both going
the mile in 2:O7A and each breaking his
own best record.
While Grand Baron (2121s) valuable
stallion, was being worked out by his
owner H. j. Marbold of Greenwich, Ill,
the animal dropped dead from heart dis
ease. Grand Baron was sold as a three
year-old for about $1,000. Twelve thou
sand dollars was recently refused for
him.
Dare Devil ruled favorite in the 2:10
trot, selling at SIPS; Cresceus 800, Belle
j., Monterey and Louise Nc. SIS and Cara
Gala and field IS each. Cresceus was in
superb form and won handily in straight
heats.
The 2:1S class trot was unfinished on
account of darkness. Summary:
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TIED. BUT LOST.

Brooklyn, Aug. Is. : Cleveland tied
Brooklyn's score in the sixth today, but
the Brooklyns then scored again and won
an easy game. McJames was in excellent
form. Knepper was also effective. At
1900. Score:
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Cathaptic or purgative pills do more
harm than good. Carters Little Liver
Pills do only good, but large amount of
that. Only one pill a dose
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RIDE IN BOSTON TODAY.

Emil ]. Leclaire and F. c. Scudds ride
in the amateur tandem race at Boston,
today. In the national meet of the L. a.
w. Their friends in the Worcester Cycle
Club are watching the outcome of the
race with interest.
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Stolen bases, Chlles, Cross two-base hit.
Cross; double play, Everett and Magoon;
first base on balls, off Piatt 2; hit by
pitched ball, by Piatt q struck out, by
Piatt Z, by Garvin q; left on bases, Chi
cago 6, Philadelphia G. Umpires Lynch
and Connolly.
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MINOR GAMES.

A. New Haven-New Haven 10, Derby g.
At New London-Bristol5 New London
At Meriden-Meriden Is, Waterbury s.
At Norwich-Norwich 8, Bridgeport ?.
Al Portland-Portland H. Taunton q.
AT Observation-Disclosures S,Manchester 6.
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Sacri1ice hits, Odwen, Henry; stolen
bases, Walters 2, Davis, shiebeck; double
plays, Davis to Clancy, Clancy to CASSIDY
to Davis; first on balls, off Evans 2, off
6 BuggIeby z; struck out by Evans 2 by
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COLONIES ON TOP.

New York, Aug. Is = The Louisvilles
easily defeated the New Yorks today in
long drawn out and uninteresting game.
Doheny lost his own game by Indifferent
pitching and rank fielding. Score:
nTrTcXTTT 7 Il
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,ole, but not seriously injured. sum
LOWELL TRoTTING.

Lowell, Aug. ia trotting meet was
held here today under the auspices of the
Lowell Horse Trotting Company. The
summary:
2:29 CLASS. TRoT AND PAEE-PURsE
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Two-base hit. Wagner; left on bases
Worcester s, Toronto IL; stolen bases
Rickert, Boyle. Roat; double play, Boyle
Klopf and Carr; first base on balls, Al
loway g. Rothfuss 2, Wagner, Lampe,
Rickert, Boyle; first base on errors, Wor-
cester A. Toronto 6; struck out, Alloway,
Sharrott Frisbee; balk, Miller. Time of
game, 2.20. Umpire, Belts.
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PADDY D. OUT or 1T.
Worcester Gelding Unplacec
at the Rigby Harness
Races.

Portland, Me-, Aug. 15.-The races at
Rigby today were won by favorites in
straight heats, yet the sport was of an
interesting nature, because of the rivalry
among the horses behind the heat winner
Greenbrino, stallion owned by L.
Morrison of Boston, won the 215 trot
and in the final heat was forced by Little
Dick to a new mark Of 2:102t Little Dick
was driven that heat by ira Woodbury.
of Portland, whom the judges had sub
stituted for Theodore Pope.
The 2:21 pace was an easy win for
Marion c., an Alabama mare, and there
was nothing in the field of 2:30 trotters to
force HALLE Rocket anywhere near her
record. Congressman Thomas B. Reed
was among the grandstand spectators.
Summary:
2:15 CLASS, TROTTING- STAKE, $1,000.
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CINCINNATI.
Totals

Slated for Meekin in the ninth.
%*Peitz out in the eighth, for interference
Cincinnati ........ 0 0 0 OIL
Boston ..............0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Earned run. Cincinnati; first base %
balls off Meekin l. off Taylor 8; STRUCK
out, by Meekin l, by Taylor 2; passed ball,
Peitz. Time of game, 1.50. Umpires, -Gaff-
ney and Latham
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A BAD BEGINNING.
Meekin Loses His
First Game With
Boston.
NOT HIS FAULT, HOWEVER.
Duffy's Men Filled the Bags
But Could Not
Score.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Cincinnati /; Boston
st. Louis s; Washington 3.
Philadelphia ., Chicago L.
Brooklyn 6; Cleveland 3.
Louisville o; New York S.
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Teachers and Schools.
The DalZeIi Schools,

&c West ST.. Woreester.
Parallel counseSfor boys and girls.
Preparation for college or scientific
Schools
Primary department receives pupils in
the first grade and promotes according to
most modern educational principles.
German begun in the earliest grade;
Latin at 10 years of age, and French
at II.
''Apply by Mail Until Aug. TO-"
Next school Year Begins sept. 20.
GEORGE A. STEARNS, JR.,
Principal.
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2:40 CLASS TROT-PURSE
2:23 PACE-PURSE 800


Time, 2;174, s;1714, s:2lsA s:l71s. 2;17A
2:17h.
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LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

Toronto at Worcester; Montreal at
Providence; Rochester at Springfield,
Syracuse at Hartford.
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Farmers Out Garrison
the Royals in a
Fast Finish.
JIMMY BANNON WAS A MISFlT
Alloway and Miller Did
Well, But Got Poor
Support.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Worcester s; Toronto q.
Providence .; Montreal L.
Rochester 8, Springfield g.
Hartford AZ; Syracuse 4.
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is CLASS, TRoTTING-sTAKE, $1,000.

Greenbrino. b. $, by Woodbrino
(GilberD ...-...................... 1 l.
Little Dick, br. g. (Pope and Wood
Nicola, br. g. (Payne) ...............6 2 8
White Points b. s. (O'NeiD .........3 Z 8
Kilda, blk. M 6Iarsh) ...............5 3 4
tNibs, b. G. (Boyoe) ,...................4 6 Z
Paddy D., b. g. (Houghton) ........7 6
Time, 2:12A 2:147a 2:10s4.
2:a CLASS, PACING $1,000.
Marion G., b. M, by Rockdale
NONellJ ....--....,-s...... ...-...-...l L
Early Bird, Jr., blk. S. (Payne) .....2 2
Jennie Hale, br. m. (TafD .,.........3 3 8
Blanche b. m. (Marston) ............4 A
Time, 2:12A, 2:10a4, 211l4.
2;SO CLASS, TRoTTING- STAKE, $1,000.
Halle Rocket, b. M, by Hal billiard
(Conley) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
Blazeaway, CHI g. Circuit. ............2 8
We, br. 6; Kenl :...................9 2 5
Dorland, b. m. (Briggs) ..............5 2
Kazen, b. S. (Bithers) ................4 A
Time, 2:1914, 2:24114, 2:23.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-02

n sailing party on the eloop yacht
"West-Wind." The party left the
boat-club and. under fair. wind. sailed
to Newport News and back. y delight
full fsh-supper was served on board EN-
route. and the evening was one OF great
pleasure for these VINO were present.
Among those who were Mr. Tayior's
guests on this occasion We're Mss Lucy
Baylor. Miss Florence Waddy, Miss
jamie Gresham. Miss Lila Mayo Miss
Marguerite Taylor. Mr. Elmore Hotch-
kiss of Richmond. Mr.. Garnet Jor
dan. Mr. Armistcad Dobic. Mr.. Charles
Hunter, Mr.. VIM. Whittlc, Mr.. Walter
Downcr and Mr.. Washington Taylor.Jr.
Miss Patio Taylor. MIR, Frank McCul-
Tough and Mr.. Walter II. Taylor, .Ir..
chaceroned.
One of the most beautiful ch.idren'a
parties was given on Tuesday aftcr-
noon by Master Henry Il. Keardon. in
honor of his seventh birthday. The
children, sweetly dressed in their best,
were very pretty rs they played on the
lawn at his fathers residence on Gran
by street. The little ones arrived at six
O'clock, and began the games which
mad been selected to amuse them. Sin
bad, the Sailor" was new and attract
I've, consequently greatly enjoyed: then
sten-penH were bowled. The prizes were
given 70 Miss Mamie Risa md Master
Kenneth Purdie, who received, respect-
lively game. and q baseball and bat.
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The second prizes. which were games.
were won by Miss Mary Wales and Mr.
John Jenkins. Refreshments were then
served. ana the table. surrounded by
the smiling little faces. was a thing OF.
beauty. Tiny flags formed the prn-
cipal decoration. and a cake with seven
candles was an important feature.
Lanterns were suspended from the
trees ana softly lighted the lawn. and
The little ones will long remember this
day RS q brisht pase in their life.
The Misses Moore. who have been
Visiting Mrs NJ. y. Moore. on York
street. left last week FOR their home
in Richmond
Miss Minnie Baker is the guest OF
Mrs. L. $. Adams, ut Virginia Beach.
Lieutenant Charles $. Stanworth. u.
:. n. left Thursday for Washington,
where he has been assigned to duty.
Miss Lucy Madison. of Petersburg. is
the guest of Miss Sallle PEBBLES, on
York street
Mrs. c. 4. Nash and family left Fri
day to spend the summer at Mountain
Lake.
Mr.. II. C. Crimley, who has been
spending several months In Southern
-sitlss. was in Norfolk last week seeing
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his old friends prior TO his departure
yesterday for Liverpool. England.
Mr.. and Mrs: William Whittlc and
family left last week for their summer
home, at Blue Ridge Summit.
Misses tvic and Francis Randolph
left last week FOR their summer home,
at Eastern View.
Mir. Walter Pearce has returned
from a pleasure trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith. Misses Kate
and roscy Meredith. who have been
stopping at Ocean View. have returned
10 their home, in Richmond
The Misses Brachcr and Miss Frazier.
who have been The guests of Mrs. Cor
don De CoYdy. on Freemason street.
have returned 10 their home, in New
York.
Miss Street, of Bel Air. Md, has re-
turned home after 4 charming visit to
Miss Keeling, on Yarmouth street.
Mr.. Baldwin Myers entertained q
number of his young friends Dues
day evening in very charming and
enjoyable mVnner by giving dance at
the residence of his father. Mr.. \. Bar
ton Myers. on Bank and Treemason
streets. Mrs. Merritt presided at tho