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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-10
EDWARDS WINS AT MORRIS COUNTY

There was a slight misunderstanding on the
Morris County links yesterday which ended rather
unpleasantlv for one OF the persons involved. Inc
trouble arose between James A. Edwards ana
Colonel Boyle and maintained FOR some H'''e
time The Colonel was worsted IN the ehu' 'noue"
no came in for considerable sympathy owing TO the
Zoo, ,hot tho two were not on terms. Edwards
enjoying a handicap of eleven strokes. The fight
was bitter while IT lasted. but Edwards won by
up. The latter has been improving SO rapidly OF
late that he Is likely to cause his opponent con-
siderable trouble In the future, and the result Is
being awaited with interest by the o'her members
NJ the club The affair an eighteen hole handi-
can and though only eight players returned cards
all Of them made 1t hot for the Colonel A. n.
bond who finished second, came In on even terms Rms
:, hile the Others were all beaten. including MIS-
William Shipper. who was the only woman entered
The were:
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PATERSON TEAM Il


Total Cleclarei' 1901
large crowd gathered at Central Park to see
thu last contest OF the season between the teams
~ the New Amsterdam and Nelson Lodge clubs
The game was peculiar because the Nelson Lodge
eleven lost no less than five OF their men by being
run out Their poor judgment In running cost
them the game. too. New-Amsterdam won by 81
rurs ] Maher and r. Goblin made a good
Gland for New Amsterdam's first wicket. the
former putting on @ and the latter IS After
tbeir separation the bowlers had everything their
own way and the most any other batsman could
obtain was T.
The New-York Cricket Club brought its season
70 n close yesterday at Prospect Park. where a
draw WAS the result OF its contest with Kings
County The latter put up an unusually good bat
ting game G. Barnes played In splendid style
for a. not out. and with good contributions from
A. smedley. w. Adam. q. Williams and r. r.
Fisher the total amounted to 100. New-York then
los, SIX wickets for = runs. The score:
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ATHLETICS.
PROSPECT ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES

The annual games OF the Prospect Athie'lc ''u'
were held at Schwalenberg's Jackson Avenue PARK
Long Island City. yesterday. The following are me
summaries:
Three mile bicycle race handcap-Fnai heat Won ~
John d. Abel scratch. Charles II. Taylor 40 se'"'
second: otto JACKIE 80 seconds) third Time-"S -.
One hundred yard dash. club championship fhi' -
by william H. Smith L. J. Clarke second John "
Grennon, third Time-O.li. -.
Heavy weight sprintng weight limit -p puma.
more-Finai heat by William H. n s'aroe.'
William H. Barhets. second: Thomas NJ o'fiynn 'h'''
Time-Ol41. - ,,.,,,
one run. club championship, scrstchWon oy Ny
lam II. smith, A. Russell. second n. j. clancy 'hs'
Time-5:it ,..
one half mile run. scratchFipal heat won BY tssns
Manuel; William II. Throop. second. Edward D. H''''
Fifty yard dash. scratch--Frnai heat won by Prank
Manuel: John Madden second James Mcoee third ''"'
--UV6A. r.x
Special mile run championship-won by f liza
Manuel; Edward Rich second William rhroop 'n'"'
Time-5:23 .,.
One hundred yard DASH scratch-won by Frank Manuel
James McGec. second; Thomas Martin third Time, h.t
one NTH ~ mile hurdle handicap ~
by J Madden Harry Cadigan second Frank Ms""''
third Tme-O:30. - ,...,.s
mile special hsndcapwon by Frank Mss"rs
tscratch) third Ttme-S:2sh.
Computation OF points awarded on the resuis"on
basis showed J, Madden hrst. Frank Manuss -
end. J. Ac0ss third and Thomas Aasoa sou''e
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CLASS 4.
WOMEN PLAY AT DEAL BEACH,.

There were two interesting contests on the Deal
peoch links Yesterday in both Of which the asso-
c,ate members took an important part In me
final round for the mixed foursome cup Miss Little
and Howard Brokaw beat Miss Barbour ana
,or,, pro,,.u, bv I ND the score OF the winners
b.,ng ia and that OF the losers i3 In the SEMI
final round for the women's cup Mrs. H. Durand
beat Mrs Woodruff by sup and to play, ana and
r. NAV Mrs. Durand won the finals from Mrs
Mcintyre by up and 8 to play.
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MEDAL, PLAY OK ARDSLEY LINKS.

The first signs of autumn activity were notcea-
Die on the Arlsey links yesterday when more than
forty ulavers made the round Of the course. The
Ardslcy club IS 10 hold invitation tournament
next month for which it has extended invitations
TO sixteen representative clubs and already II Is
making vigorous preparations on It's course. Yes
tcrday there was a special handicap for Cl9ss a
and I; plavers in which there was a score OF con-
,es;anis but as soon as the winners cards were
known most OF the others refused - posi- MIR
cores In class J. W. Jaffray first. with
= net score of S. whilc in Class the winner was
I 4 Townsend The summary;
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NEWARK CRICKET cLI ID.
STATEN ISLAND CRICKET GLIB.

The championship series Of the New-fork Cricket
Association was brought 10 close yesterday at
r,r,,,,,ct Park where Team b. of Paterson. played
,,,c anne with Manhattan II. The draw was
much IN favor Of Manhattan which would probably
have won had 1t applied the Closure rule instead OF
nloving ont It's innings. J. Rose with steady
innings OF &c. obtained top score OF the game while
God work for Manhattan was also n"ie ny "
pose + Boddngton. II. RIshton and e. H. Iuke
For Paterson H. Taylor and G. Rce were inc
hi, c"ntribuiors H. Rushon bowed In fine form
Tor Manhattan. and captured wickets Tor runs.
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TOURNAMENT NEARLY FINISHED.

Riverhead, Long Island. Sept. 9.The annual
tournament of the Riverhead Lawn Tennis Assoc
citation nearly finished to-day. The summaries
Mems singles (seml- final round)-Dr. George VI "a
waries defeated George NJ Vail. g 90 Finai ioun'
William H. Duval defeated George Y. Ed"aries' "
g.. lO-S. , IA
Womens doubles lfinal round)-Miss Leah 'er"n ~
Miss Fannie H. Corwin defeated Misc Eugenia H. beh's-
min and Mrs &. ~ Terry. 60. -. 81 - IA
Mems doubles fhrst round)-Wiiam r. pu'an ~
John r. Terrell defeated DR.. George v Ed"aries ana
George N. Vail. g. q. ., 1911,
Mixed doubles (nrst rouLdD-Miss Fannie IL S"~n
and DR. George v. Edwaries defeated Mrs John X IT.
rel and Lewis G. Austin. 81. 60 Miss Lean 'o'"
and John r. Terrell defeated Mss Angelina Griins sna
and crge NJ Vail defeated Mrs C. NJ Terry and George
H. Perkins, co, 60.
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M.FARLAND WON RACE.

uazIe,on Penn Sept. 9.-The bicycle meet held
,ora ,o-aov attracted a large number OF the coun-
,rv.s hest riders but the track was in poor condi-
ton. and consequently fast time was Impossible.
Tho feature Of the meet was the appearance or
Kiser and Cooper in the struggle Tor tne one ms
National Cycling Association championship which
was won however by Mcfarland. kiser coming IN
third and Cooper NTH. Summaries:
one mile ,2l5 class,-won by Otto Mayo; or,anao
fourth Tme-22J. - . ,,or.,a,,.
a. Xe,yho,ss second Earl Kser. third: Hardy Down
ING f,urh: Tom Cooper. fifth. Time-2:ls
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THIRD COMPETITION FOR THE FRANK |. Dun
~ NELL TROPHY
THE COLI URTi TEAM PRACTISING.

The candidates for the Columbia College football
team are hard AT work at Margaretville, In the
CatskilI Mountans under the direction Of Sanford
the coach At present there are twenty eight men
at the mountain quarters. AT least dozen more
Will toin them before the end "f next week The
players rise at a breakfast at 80 o'clock
and begin their morning practice at 1870 o'clock.
The practice at present consists OF passing and
falling on the bail Particular attention Is being
maid 10 hunting also. The drilled at
squads IN this style OF work Dinner II eaten at
/ o M and there IL nothing to do until 40 p. IN.
when another hours practice 10 taken
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,or,.,, Athletic cub defeated Hyde M"n,' ,,oat.J
Athlete ,7ui j. Icldy. Ies'ime Aths elnn
+ callahan Union settlement AthcNo ..h,.,.r -,
ONO hundred and thirty pound class ' pos.i.n.
Gsorge Athletic club defeated VI M,1"l's ,,'eo,on,
trie,t. ,,iuh Tirnl Bout. Hopkins. t'n ,,i..i.
a,bietic ,glh defeated j. sha"fef. 81 '''F' -
cub .,... ,e,al i1ur-f T.
,,,'> ~l N.v Vest SD Athletic 'lnh defeated o. y
tiiit,-an Naf.nal Athlete club ,,.,,,,r t,olorbatl,
ono hundred md nfty pound cia% "l''s" vnrfrI =
h sa,rc club Final bout William Kodfnba'H "''''''
Ian "a burrows. BROOKLYN
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OK THE VAN coRTLANDT LINKS.

There Was d small gathering Of players on the
Van Corilandt links yesterday, who made the best
or the facilities offered and tried to enjoy round
Of the fifteen holes the city has seen ht 10 lay out
there. Not long ago superintendent was en-
gagged at salary Of 800 a month. whose duty. II
was understood. was 70 lay ont a complete INKS.
and do r. a. speedily possible. MONTHS nave
gone BY and The course is still incomplete, ana no
one seems know when 1t VIII be otnerwlse;;
MEANWHILE PLAYERS who have not the privileges or
private cluDs making the best 81 II ana wait
me until the Commissioners get ready 10 open the
full coursc The scores yesterday were;
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STATEN ISLAND AND NEW "A MS' ENDN'
WINNERS-TWO DRAWN GAMES
PLAYED.

Local cricketers had a light schedule OF games
Yesterday The principal game OF the day took place
at livingston Staten Island. where staten Island
added 10 Newark's already long list of defeats ny
gaining victory by IS runs. K. 7. Rokeby was III
great atting form for the winners. and put on q
by good clean hitting The Newark men could 90
little with the bowling OF A. ". Boultbee ana ~ .
Walker tr until the last wicket, when J. Golding-
ham hit out in fine style for o. not out The score
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ONE FOR LORD BEREsFORD AND THE OTHER
FOR CAPTAIN TROwER AT KEMPTON PARK
London. Sept s-At the Kempton Park septem-
her meeting to-day the race for the Waterloo Sell
ing Nursery Handicap was won by Lord William
Beresford's chestnut Ally Blast ridden by TOD
Sloan
This event is Of 500 sovereigns for two-year-olds
the winner TO be sold by auction for 100 sovereigns
entrance. sovereigns. and soveregns extra for
starters: five furlongs on the straight course
Twelve horses Summary:
Lord william Beresfords ch f. Blast. by Sensation
J. F Haicks b. f. Sun Bonnet, By Bonnet Rouge .
T csnnon.s en- + censure. by Ocean waveIAmpoon 3
The betting on Blast was at even money.
The race for the Kempton Park September
Nursery Handicap won by G. Edwardes's
LORD William Beresfords brown FLY Pedometer.
with Sloan up. finished third o,a.
the second to receive % sovereigns out OF the
stakes; entrance. sovereigns and sovereign,
course Seventeen horses ran. Summary:
B. Eilsm's b. c. Fighting Furiey. by cOlorado-Bay
LORD william Beresfords Dr. t. Pedometer by Pontiac
Splinter
The betting was 10 to against Pedometcr.
The race for the Regulation Plate was won by
Captain c. Trower's four-year-old chestnut My
Red Queen H. which Sloan had the mount
This event Is Of 200 soverei8ns. Tor norees tnat
have not In 1898 1899 won race or the value OF
10 sovereigns or 400 sovereigns collectively up TO
the time of closing; for three-year-olds ana up
ward: the second TO receive 20 sovereigns out or
the plate: entrance. sovereigns; one mile and q
quarter. Summary:
canta,n Trowers ar-oid ch. T. Red Queen II.
by Queens Birthday--Red Riding Hood 80. ...::...
Major + D Edwardss six year-od Cassocks Pride
Sir F. Vincents three year-od b. c. Challow. by 1903
celes-M odest Martha
The betting was II to 10 on Red Queen H.
The race for the September Sale Plate was won
by s. B. Joers fve-yearod chestnut mare Queens
Wake. . ~ ,,,
Mr. Coley's three-year-old brown FLY Hoylake
on which j Reif had the mount, was second.
Lord william Beresford's <our-year-old brown
hlly Meta H. ridden by Sloan. was unplaced
This event is handicap Of 500 sovereigns. foI
three-y ear-ods and upward; by subscription Of
sovereign each. or sovereigns In addition Io ol
starters the winner to be sold by auction FOR l0C
sovereigns; Jubilee course. one mile Seventeen
horses ran. Summary:
H. Joels hve-year-od ch. m. Queens Wake By
Queens Birthday-Query
Mr. Coey's -year-old b. T. Hoyake. by Thecphilus
Red Sand
II r BARCLAYS fveyear-old br C. Ashburn. BY Bel
demonio-Cecropia
The betting was TO against Meta II.
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STATEN ISLAND PLAYERS DEFEATED.

team match OF thirteen side TOOK place on
tho Tuxedo links yesterday between the Tuxedo
and Staten Island Cricket Club golf teams. In which
the system of scoring used made the result one
of the closest OF the season. Instead OF creditng
each man with the number OF holes won from his
onnonent the victor allowed to count only one
pont and In this way the final result was to In
favor OF the Tuxedo team. The most noteworthy
incident of the contest was the defeat or george
r. Armstrong the Staten Island captain, by Al
hnrt o. Jennings. The summary
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Duer kept on for the amateur hour record. coyHet
ing "a miles and 400 yards In the honr ms -, Non
trea Int does not approach the professional RECORD
made By Fixes in this country ana by lay IA
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TUXEDO.
STATEN ISLAND.
y. II. sABIN WINS AT TAcoNIC CLUB.

Williamstown Mass. Sept (speciap.-The
gentlemen's handicap tournament was played
at the Taconic Golf Club this afternoon. The first
prize was won by N. r. Sabin net score N. and
The second prize by James w Bullock net score 81.
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DAVENPORT WINS AT PIrrsFIELD

Pittsheid. Mass. Sept. 3 (SpeciaD.-The finals for
the Manice Cup were played on the Country Club
course to-day between Don Davenport and F.. A.
Manice. The conditions ere thirty-six holes
match play. The morning round ended with Dav-
export up In the afternoon Mance went TO
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mixed foursomes to-day. making the following


Piainneld y. J.. Sept. 9-P.ay FOR Tho Mccutchon
cup vas continued on the links ~ rio Park cot
club this afternoon
rs. DO La 4. Anderson the club champion is in
The lead with Merilefh DRYDEN. club soorcfary
second. ana clifford vs. C0oief third
The lowest scores handed 30 We're as follows.
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CANOEING.
light WIND FOR THE BROOKLYN CLUB

TIGHT WIND FOR THE BROOKLYN CLUB
RACES.
All the regularly scheduled races OF the Brooklyn
Canoe Club were to have been run on yesterday
IRON, tho clubhouse in Fifty-sxth-st. Bay Ridge
Before half the programme had been decided III"
wind died down and the rest OF the contests were
postponed until later In the season. Commodore
Henry NJ Daer leads for the mileage trophy for
the season while Robert J. Wkin wins the pad
ding trophy for the season, the schuyler cup. In
ali probability he Is too far ahead To he caugh
The summary:
THIRD COMPETITION FOR TIE FRANK |. Dun
NELL. TROPHY.
Start. Finish
poat and owner INNS. Inns
Ne Ne Moosha. Henry NJ Dater ...... 5000 a:+p:2o
H.. 4. Reitzensein
Padding competition fopen canoes single blades half
mile straghtaway)-Won by Robert J. Wilkin, v
Brokaw second. H. August Reitzensein third. Time
omen canoes sailing Dater cup. three and half
miles triangular Won by Commodore Dater. NJ. Y.
Rrokaw second II. A. Reitzersten third Time 300
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MIXED FOURsOMEs AT wAUMBEK.
Jefferson. N. H.. Sept. (speciaD Eighteen men,
bsrs Of the Waumbsk Coli Club completed cards In
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Cape May. y j., sept 9-Thoso arc tho scores q
the regular cghioen-aole handicap 20 rrnmont On
the Inks n the CAPE May COZ CLUB tds affernoon.
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CYCLING.
RAY DUER. OF BUFFALO, IS CREDITED
WITH RECORDS.
oxr.v HANDFUL OF SPECTATORS At THE OFT
LAW MEET At BERKELEY ovA1~NYE AID
wAHRExBERGER ANNOUNCE THAT
THEY HAVE QUIT RACING

THEY HAVE QUIT hN''H'
Same exciting amateur races We're decided al
Berkeley oval yesterday but. as has been me 0,,
AT the other outlaw meets held III iHlS "'''''
,.oor onlv "a few hundred spectators were present
The handsomely appointed oval deserves p''',.
patronage and, managed p'op''H
may get iis deserts 49,. .~,,
u s,,,,a ~ N. team work INDUCED in by the TITO
% riders from New-Haven. who genera"E WI
po.her AZ all meets where they 'oinP'.' 80
sturdy rider from East Orange FRANK N'''"''
rr,od OF most Of the honors. In the coh''S'S
Cor the outlaw championships Kramer sc"''u 80
ro,nta. Collett lG points; Ruiz. points 'aS'"',
,o,,,s and schoAeld and Feardng. points ea''
wa and Wahrenborgor two of the fastest 'ocd'
amateurs refused to ride. saying that 'hey III
tended 10 devote themselves 20 business hc''"'''
and tha, they would ride no more.
The twenty-mile paced race between i'ueI, l''
and RYAN resulted in victory for the hu" a,e
miles as he was badly outclassed hya" no, ast
pucky Hent b io' bison who. it is said VIII turn
nrof"ss,onal Duer is credited win making 'n at
twenty miles in 81 os - Induced TO Try for the ur
rn@ord which he did He covered - mics ai.H -.
yords in Tho hour which is the best Work that any
amateur has done.
SUMMARIZES
One mne-won by Frank Kramer. East Orange Gso a
i colie Ne~ hayeg. ss'0' won by hail length
iensib between second ana third -. o-.nso W
Ouar,er mile-Won by Frank kramer Eas ~
u Fearing IT, New York. second reorRe ~ lenrtb
,uo laroths between second and third -. ,r.,o-
IVY w IN. Wor lv George IT, Collett Ne" haEen
ia. r'ni rare, Fast Orang. second. ". H. i'utz HeM
i,nnsn th,ri Tme-lo 4S Won by half lens'h t"'
ierg,hs between second and third -. o-.,o.. =
FIVE mles-won by Frank kramer; HaS' pr,1 Sew
G Hausman. New-liaven. second; W. ~ ,on,1 length
between second and third. ~ .-.,. Haven. George
Two ,niles-Won by W. A Ruiz Ne" nh IA p,onk
u collstt New-Iiaven second: George scho"e'o' "'
Nn ia is ri,e enhbon BY Joseph Downey paced Time
O43a ,,r..n Everett Ryan Of
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SLOAN RIDES TWO WINNERS.

Won driving by n length and half: four lengths be
tween second and third.
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o, Kind tia. ought to have broush, serious trouble to

Of Kind tina, ousi, to have broush, serious "o"''
O'Connor
SECOND RACE Handicap; $1,000 added Seven '0'
longs.
sydney Paee,'s a. T. Touca. By Nomai :
sweet ,rs.. lO2 n. t'"w son,
! ! IIvland's oh (. Lady Madge. g. - . -, 2
! M,Iaughiiu's b (. Lady Lindsey, g. ~, ? I Ii
vah.r, - IS
Sanders. 4 lls a il
peed o. Day. a. l2D ~ en,' % -
W - Time i27A.
Start very bad Won very easily by ens'1 ~"' -
,,, hesd hetu,eu second and third odoms rid'nF on
a, r,u,.o, s,oull have secured him several shares
= Rarapo stock.
., ,,.-,. cy,-,r EASTERN HANDICAP; FOR
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REFUSED tell.
Won very easily by a length: length and nan oe
tween second and third
SMITH RACE-Selling; &. 900 added One ana one SIX
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bye Observation-Disclosures.


"a n' 'la ' T. j. oi,,iy and " g. Scale ali
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-03-08

Deering Center, with GO members In at
Tendance. The onstitution and bylaws
rs reported by the comm ittee was accept
ed. MIR. Harry l.. Cram was elected as
vice president and Miss Stevens was APP
pointed as member of the executive
committee
A committee was appointed to prepare
resolutions on tho death of the late Rev.
Frank W. Davis of Cumberland Center.
The regular meetings Of the association
are TO be held the first Monday Of each
month excepting during the months Of
July ana August and September.
> A branch Of tho Eastern Star was orga-
nized at Ionic hall, Monday evening.
The chapter Will be formally instituted
about the middle Of the month.
The ladies of Crescent assembly, z. 5 /,
circle, Woodfords, are to meet today st the
home of Mrs. George NJ. Cram, Forest
avenue, Morrills.
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GORHAM.

The young men Of the Methodist society
will serve AN oyster supper and give an
entertainment consisting OF vocal and in
strumental music. readings. etc.
Thomas L. Wentworth camp, No. Q,
Sons of Veterans, celebrated their ami
versary Monday evening Hon. W Ii.
Looney of Portland gave pleasing and
Interesting address upon his travels in
Europe in the Congregational church.
There was n large audience present, con-
sisting of j. X. Adams post, q. a. H., La
dies Relief corps and citizens generally.
A fter the exercises ut the church the or
ganizations and invited guests enjoyedsa
banquet prepared by the ladies of the
school Street Methodist church at their
vestry. Capt W. p. f. Robie called up.
on the following gentlemen who respond
ed with bright remarks, William Merrill,
commander of j. X. Adam post, Rev,
William Cashmere, Hon. &. Il. Chad
bourne and Prof. Lucien Hunt.
q ! he Congregational society will give a
supper at their chapel Thursday evening,
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YARMOUTH.

Rev. c. a. Rich will give an illustrated
lecture on Cuba, the Maine and the Gu
ban war at the Methodist church, Var
moutbyille this evening The lecture is
for the benefit of the church.
The town schools closed on Friday
with the exception of the high school,
which will remain in session one week
longer
The Ladies' aid of tho Methodist church
will meet at the parsonage on Thursday
evening.
The funeral services Of the late Harlan
p. Prince, representative from the towns
OF Yarmouth and North Yarmouth to
the state legislature, are to be- held this
afternoon at 80 o'clock from his late
residence on Gilman street. Casco lodge
of Masnas, OF which the deceased was n
member, Will conduct the services. The
burial is to be at riverside cemetery. Var
mouth.
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MORRILLS.

The special revival services being held
at Illsley hall, East Deering. under the
direction of the Methodist church are be.
ing well attended and much interest
shown in them. The speakers from the
remainder CT the week are: this evening,
Rev. Mr.. Freeman OF the Chestnut StIest
church; Thursday and Friday, Rev. Mr..
Berry Of the Congress street church.
The adjourned meeting of the Deering
school committee will be held this oye-
ming at 7.3O O'Clock at the new High
School building. As this is the Inst meet
ing Of the Deering committee several
matters of Importance are likely to be
considered.
The officers of Lebanon commandery,
No 220. Knights Of Malta, are to be. In
stalled this evening at Red Mons hall by
District Deputy Brown and staff of Port
land The installation services are to
commences at 49, O'Clock. An entertain
ment Will follow the installation. The
occasion will conclude with a fine ban
yuet.
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WOODFORDS.

Miss Alice Hudson. who was burned by
the explosion of an alcohol lamp at the
Deering High school on Monday, is much
better.
Tie Deering Center Hose company
held meeting in the hose room Monday
evening. supper composed of boiled
CLANS was enjoyed by the members and
invited friends.
The Deering board of engineers held
their last nesting at Lewis hau on Mon
day evening Only routine business was
transacted and the affairs of the board nre
now wound up, and the powers vested IN
the board of engineers of greater Portland.
The newly organized Deering High
school alumni association held meeting
Monday evening at the new building