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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25
MRS. C. n. SMITH,
SIS Main Street.
BY c. p. gibson, Auct'r.
35 COWS AND HORSES 35
AT AUCTION

As | am about to leave town to enga re II
other business. | will sell at public auction
az the farm of the late Madame Balester. il
Bratreboro, Vt, Saturday. Nov. =. 1901
at 10 O'Clock 4. W.. sharp. the following
Personal Property. TO wit:
HORSEs-One good bay hur8P, by Clamais
dam by Morgan years Old, Ii hands, weight
100 lbs, Is a fine driver, single or double ard
not afraid of anything. ! line nay mare. yrs
old, Is hands, weighs g0 lbs. safe for ladies 10
drive one good colt, Is months old, by Tip
Top" dam. Morgan.
GRADE COWS Hosteins and Guernseys.
II extra good cows, new mich. coming In soon.
young CONS, coming in in March and April.
) farroW cows, two-ytar-uld heifers, coming
in. Guernsey heifer. years Old, due to calye
Ia December. / two-year Old heifcr. IN mils.
heiier calves, II mos Old. iast spring calves.
HOT SEHOLD GOODS One cook stove, one
chunk stove, parlor stove for coai or wood. !
chamber set. bedstead and springs, bedding,
bed lounge, carpets, tables, chairs churn, crock.
cry anu tin ware, t-can Cooley dreamer In good
condition, old comfort sleign. ! traverse sleigh
J hand sled, road wagon, truck wagon, lot of
vinegar and numerous other articles.
Also, at the same time and place, will offer
I n sale Il wood lot OF about acres. situated in
West Dummerston, VI. Terms made known at
time OF sale. DAVID W. PIERCE.
Brauleboro, Vt, Oct -, 1901. 252t
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

The lecture given by Mrs Iron of Provi.
dence, r |. before the Womans Club Friday
afternoon was most helpful TO the organtZa'
ton of club work. Her subject was, "Club
Life as factor in Education"
The domestic science department met with
the chairman, Mrs W A Ferguson Saturday
afternoon. 1t was voted to hold the class
meeting, Monday afternoon once in two
weeks. the first to be held November 4th. A
paper was read by Miss Mary Read on the
mushroom, and the main line of work laid
out for the present will be the food problem,
relative, values, etc.
Tue music department held its first meeting
with Mrs + } Perry last evening. Papers
were read and piano solo given by Mrs
Harry j Howe. The next meeting OF the
class will be held with Miss Anna Alexander
at SaXton River, Nov 10 There was good
attendance and an interesting meeting
The afternoon class in current esents meets
with Miss Mary Read next Tuesday at 4.l5
and the evening class with Mrs l. Ii AlIbee
on Burt Place.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25
Keane.Einn.

The marriage of p j Keane and Miss kath-
crime Finn was solemnzed 1T st Charles
church at o'clock Thursday of last week,
Rev FIR Reynolds performing the ceremony.
The bridemaid was Miss Elizabeth llewett
and the best man John Shea. The wedding
march was played by Miss Minnie O'Bren
and the ushers were Maurice McAulille. Jo-
seph Pecord, Nicholas Keane and Michael
Beasley. The bride was gowned in gray
broadcloth with white silk and applique trim
mings and wore n hat to match. The bridemaid
also wore gray. Following the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served at the hosle of
the bride, who is a daughter OF Mrs II Is
IIewett, on Bridge street. The presents
were numerous. Mr. keane has been a resi-
dent of Bellows Fall, about ten wears and is
proprietor of Il restaurant on Rockingham
street,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25
MARRIAGES..

In Manchester, y. H., Oct 90. by Rev. Samue
Russell, Fred $. Knight OF Brattleboro and Miss
Susan s. Hawey of Manchester.
In Somerville, Mass Oct. 20, by Rev. james
l.. Hin, Charles j. Brasor, formerly of Braule
byro, and Miss Edith A. Tilden of Somervlle.
In Chesterfield, Oct N, by Rev, G. N. French
of Westmoreland, Robert Goodrich and Miss
Florence l. Spaniding.
In SaNtons River, Oct. ~. by Rev. G. F
Chaplin, George H. Lord aud Miss Frances
Holt, both OF bellows Falls.
In Bellows Falls, Oct. 10, by Rev. C.. X Il.
Dodge, Charles s. Gates and Esther Saunders.
both of Bellows Falls.
In BrattcbOro, Oct. %, by Rev. X. Il. Marvin.
Leon A. Smith of Vernon and Miss Henrietta +.
Phelps OF West Bratteboro.
In 81. Charles church, Bellows Falls, Oct Il,
by Rev. FIR. Reynolds, 7. j. keane and Kaih.
crime Finn, both OF Bellows Falls.
In Marlboro. Oct. II, by Rev. II. II. shaw,
Dwight IL. Kelsey of Gu.ltord and Kate Hall OF
Blantord, Mass.
In Tunuritge, Oct II, by Rev E. ". Alden,
Dana A. Davis of Vershire and Ina b. Wallace
of Chelsea.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

The body OF Curtis NJ Waite, a former res
ident of this town, was brought here Tues
day for burial. Consumption was the cause
of his death.
John Sheehan who has worked blacksmith
ing for W w Cory, has moved to Proctors'
vile to so into business for himself. They
are the kind of people we like to have stay.
The barber, G ii Douglas, has returned
from his vacation in Northern Vermont and
moved into the tenement occupied so long by
c l. Gale. VI A Wilder took advantage of
the excursion to Boston, Oct ., and reports II
very pleasant time.
Selectman Geo NJ Cory has commenced
building new road and bridge leading from
the highway between II ii kimbalfs and the
iron bridge over into the land owned by DR.
O.good, put on the market for building lots.
This is pleasant property and the new road
makes it handy to both the public and cleo
Iric roads.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25
Rev. MIR. Dodge Resigns

Rev CRIB Dodge read hi, resignation as
pastor of the Baptist church sunday morn
ing. to take effect Jan |. Mr. Dodge came to
this pa>torate in May, 1890, and has been a
Jealous and interchangeable worker for the
church in all its departments. As result Of
his labors the church has been remodeled, Il
new organ added aud stained glass windows
substituted. The parish now has an edihce
of which it is proud. The membership Of
the church shows large gain. probably 90
per cent in this last decade. Beside ms par
ish work Mr. Dodge has always been inter-
ested in all educational undertakings Of the
town. and many of his townSpeople learn
with regret of his resignation.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

4 social dance was held i'll G \ Il hall las
evening.
A | Bolles is confined to the house with
very severe attack of hay fever.
Mrs | b Newman. who has been very il
at her home on Burt Place, is improving.
Ten tickets were sold at the station for the
Rutland excursion to New York Tuesday.
Frank Massucco who conducts n fruit
store here has recently opened Il branch store
in Springfield.
Superintendent and Mrs Lord gave an at
home" to a num5er of their many friends
Friday evening.
A husking bee at Mrs f w Burnett's in
South Charlestown. attracted a party from
here one evening last week.
The young ladies of the fEpworth League
have quilting party in the Vestry of The
Methodist church this evening.
The rummage sale by the ladies' of the Uni.
verSaist church is being held this week in
the sample room of Towns hotel.
Members of the Congregational society and
friends give reception this evening to Mr.
and Mrs W Osgood at the church vestry.
Geo II Lord. an employee at Barber Park
Mill, was united in marriage saturday to Miss
Frances Holt by Rev & + Chaplin at SaXtons
River.
The Ladies' society of Emmanuel church
held meeting at the parish house Yesterday
afternoon. Mrs o ID Gray and Mrs l. VI
Reed served tea.
Hon Judson Cushman of Burlington.
state tax commissioner, was in town Wednes-
day inspecting tie Bellows Falls and SaXtons
River Street railway.
Miss Jennie Curtis, of an academy at Me-
lntosh, Ga. spoke before the Ladies society
of the Congregational church at Mrs DR. Kirk
lands Tuesday evening.
The seniors of the high school will conduct
a dance i'll Union haiI Thursday evening.
ENner'> orchestra will furnish the music and
give concert from $50 to $50.
Miss Matte Reynolds, one of this summers
graduating class who is attending Burlington
University, is spending her spare time as
stenographer for Rev g w Morrow.
Mrs Frank Baldwin of CharleStown. y
ii. commences her dancing school with Il
large number of pupils. - being present
Thursday. The class is divided into beginners
and advanced pupils.
The ladies' afternoon whist club met wi b |
Mrs Mortimer Davis Wednesday afternoon. |
The prize was taken by Mrs 4 : Howard |
The next meeting of the club will be Wedne>- |
day afternoon with Mrs + Walker.
Mrs L e OsSood and party have returned |
from the Pan-American Exposition and all |
are enthusiastic over sthe trip. They were
enabled to remain in Montreal all day Tues
day instead OF two hours rs al first planned.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25
Hernardsion

The senior class of Powers Institute vii
hold a Halloween social in the Institute
chapel oct 81, at 80 p IN.
The convention of the Franklin and Wind
! ham counties Young Peoples religious unions
has been postponed from October 70 TO
| saturday, November >. 1t will be held in
| the nitarian church here.
George Benson of the senior class of Pow
er. Institute. 1902, has done himself great
credit in designing and executing with his
pen the work on posters. announcing the
! Halloween sociable of the senior middle
class.
A B Warner took his little daughter, Breta,
who has broken arm, to BrattleborO sun
day TO have an application of N-rays in order
TO ascertain the condition of the fracture.
The result was satisfactory, the healing pro-
cess being well established.
\ Young carrier pigeon alighted upon the
yerauda at Edison W IIales one day last
week. The bird was marked and Mr. Hale
at once communicated with the owner, Rich.
ard Grossman. y 2nd street, Manchester. y
II. who was pleased to hear from the wand
erer. A basket full of doves from 10 weeks
to three months old, had been let loose and
this was the second heard from. Ii was re-
turned by request of the owner.
Mr. and Mrs G p Newton are visiting friends
in Springfield. Waldron of East
Clifton has been in town for Il few days visit.
ing friends.-Miss Lila Ward. who has been
the guest Of Mrs Leslie HoughtoE for few
weeks. returned to her home in Westmore-
land, y II. saturday, Mrs Houghton and
daughter accompanying her fora weeks stay
Rev + | Bell a former pastor of the NJ L
church here, is greeting Old friends here and
at Gill.-Miss Jennie Chaplin has gone to
Illinois to spend a few weeks with friend
Horace Newton spent Sunday in Mapeton.
Conn. with his daughter Mrs Frank Slate is
visiting her daughter in Worcestershire A
NJ Strstton is visiting her sou in Sprngti ED.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

George DunneIl ha been making repairs
on his house.--Miss Martha Dunnel Of
Charlemont came home Friday for few days.
Mrs Mary North of Northampton is visiting
her sister. Mrs Maria Jetlord>. Mrs Mary
Stetson was very sick Monday. DR. Cramer
was in attendance. Henry Dwight was in
Northampton last week.-Mrs. Flora Brad
ford OF Northampton has been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs John L Sturtevant, for
Il few days. Fred burlington is making ex-
tensive repairs on the red mill putting in new
elevators, etc.-John l. Dunnell, wife and
son of Northteld visited fos several days with
his brothers and sisters recently.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

The young people gave a dance Friday
evening, which was not well attended.
Mrs f + DeCamp who has been caring for
Mr. Wheeler at Rockingham. has returned TO
her home. being siek.-Mrs Cynthia Day has
finished her labors in Bellows Falls and re-
turned home.-Mrs J II Worrall il nursing
in No Walpole, y he f DeCamp has
moved into the house formerly owned by
John Proctor.-Mi>s Mamie Morris who has
been on the sick list, is now better.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

II l. Adams is at work in West Dover put.
ting slate on the Congregational church AT
that place Miss Lotte Brown gave de-
ightful party last Thursday evening. % L
Butterteld is attending supreme court in
Montpelier. Mrs II l. Bray is visiting in
Greenfield Rev w A Estabrook has re-
turned from hisvacat0n greatly benefited
c II Parmlee and family have returned from
an extended visit in Massachusetts and New
Jersey and report most enjoyable time
Mrs Henry ID Rice is visiting in Boston and
vicinity.
(Other Wilmington news on 9TH page
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

SiXty-siX were present at the weekly meet.
ing of the Choral Union Monday evening ana
the prospects are good for larger number
before the season is far advanced. Inc 'ol'
lowing officers were elected President. Ilar-
nv Hamilton; vice president Mrs f q Flint;
secretary. w L Stockwell; treasurer Ste
phen Searles; music committee, the above Of
iicers, with the addition of Robert Shelley
Miss Nice Jackson. Mrs l. Gates iladley, Al
bert TruaX and Mrs i J Perry; committee
10 draft a constitution and bylaws Irlhc,pai
NJ w Downing. Mrs d l. Sanford, Mrs W +
HaHeton and Harry Hamilton.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

In Brattebor' Oct. 81, George c. smith, a.
In MalpoIe, Oct IS, George X. Jennison, 81.
In Richmond, Canada, Oct. Is, George Dun
ton. 70.
In Heath, Mass. Oct 3, Harriet l.. Langdon,
-. Buriai In Guiiford.
In Boston, Oct. ., Mrs. Angie l.. Stodder,
formerly of SaNtOns Riv +, wife OF Henry c.
Stodder of Somcrville, Mass. 80.
In Jacksonville. Oct. Il, Mrs. Mary Brown.
In Putney, Oct. %. Luke Blood.
In Ashuelot, Oct. 10. Mrs. Augusta Nj. Wood,
wife of the late Wright Wood, aged 81 years,
~ months, days.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25
FRANKLIN COUNTY, MASS.
NORTIiFIELD.

The second football game for the champion.
ship cup took place All Monday afternoon AT
Mt Hermon. The lineup was between
Overtoun and Cottagers. At the beginning
of the second half Capt Joy of Oyertoun was
seriously hurt and was carried TO the hospital
Harris took his place. Touchdowns were
made by Crossey and two by Oyertoun. The
score was ~ to 10.
(Other Mortified news on 9th pa ge.)
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

Mrs f l. johnson and daughter. who have
been visiting Mrs Q ID Gray and other friends
in this vicinity left Tuesday for their home in
Owatonna, Minn.-Aliss Blanche Bowtell l.
enjoying two weeks vacation from the store
OF j c Day Il Co. and will spend next week
with friends in Boston.-Mrs II c Hamilton
of Brooklyn. Me, is the guest of her sou
Harry Hamilton. b Hamilton. a brother
is also visiting him. Miss Margaret Murray
| is in Boston for short Stay.-Nliss Lucy
! Nutting is visiting friends for few weeks in
tpeher.-Gerry Walker. clerk for Good
now Bros Il Pearson, was confined to the
house by illness last week.-Mr and Mrs
Amos Proctor of SOmeryie, Mass. are STAY
| ing with Mrs ProctOr's sister Mrs { II
Gibson for Il time Mrs + T JeftS of Middle
Falls, n Y, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Henry A Adam>.-Nr and Mrs George
w kimba. Jr. of Worcester, Mass. are
visiting relatives and friends in town.--A1rs l.
l. Northrup is in Washington, ID c. and will
90 from there to her home in Bloomfield, Va.
She will be absent several weeks.-Mrs A ID
) Bell of Cambridge, Mass, has been theIguest
of Miss Kate Williams.-W J BuzzIe OF
Boston was in town last week on business
connected with the renovation of Towns hotel.
Patrick O'keefe and Messrs Hu>Sey of
Salem. Mass. were guests Saturday ofJameS +
Donovan Mr. and Mrs William Lawrence
Of Marlboro, Mass, are the guests of Mrs
Lawrence's mother. Mrs Adelaide isham.
for week.-Mrs. Harry Horn and Mr. and
Mrs J G Villas return to their homes in
Livingstone, Mon. Monday.
Mrs George kibby OF Worcester, Mass, is
visiting friends in town.-Nliss Margaret
Conghlin is spending her vacation at her
home in SaXtons River.-Mrs j Knapp.
former resident, now of Townshend. is visit
ing friends here.-John F Pierce was in town
TUESDAY on his way TO Montpelier TO take an
examination for admittance to the bar.-Dr
and Mrs A w Gorham of Bridgeport, Conn. !
spent Sunday with cousins. DR. and Mrs G III
Gorham and Miss Gorham.-Mr and Mrs /
Charles z Oakley of New York. cousins of f. !
IL Green. were registered at the Rockingham |
recently. Mrs W a TruaX j. confined TO the |
house by illness. Mrs Arthur Morse and |
daughter of FitchDurg, Mass, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs | 4 Adams last week.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

"When child ! burned my foot
frightfully." writes W II Eads, of Jones'
Vile. Va. (which caused horrible leg
sores for 30 years. but Bucklen's Arnica
Salve wholly cured me after everything
else failed" lrfallible for Burns,
Seals, Cuts, Sores. Bruises and Piles.
Sold by F II Holden q Co.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25
BROS.
LADIES AND GBNTLEMBNS
CUSTOM TAILORING.

DO you Want your garments to
look and feel like yOur oWn as
though IL Uere made for goa and
you alone: to hare all the indi-
cidudtity of your form? Ne can
do 1t. aud ito 10 eUery time noe turn
out a gdrment. The points can
not be secured in a reddy-,nade
garment at any price-as they
are all cut in a bunch and Uhite
they ft some people. they are
necer just right. is quite as
hard to tina tho bodies dtihe as
it's to fnd hco fIces. If yOu
Uant a good fit and clothes made
to snit your general makeup
come and get oar prices and see
our goods.
Ladies' Tailoring is "a neU bus
iness in BrdttIebOro, but .judging
from oar success to date, it WiU
not be long before eUery lady
,oiU knob about 10. We cat. tit.
and make ladies' garments to suit
the most fdsfidi0us person. at the
most reasonable prices. Il fuU
lime choice cloth patterns to select
from. quality, style, and fit are
the first considerations here.
Don't forget that sce can do your
cleaning. repairing.
and pressing. IN inspection is
all Ue ask.
LAFLECHE BROS.
81 Main Street, Brattleboro.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25
BIRTHS.

In Putney, Oct. Is, a son, Robert Carpenter t.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. Heenan.
In ninsdale, Oct. u, daughter TO Mr.. and
Mrs. David Bell
In Iiinsdale, Oct. -, daughter TO Mr.. and
Mrs Cain PasenO.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25
BELLOWS FALLS.
raw, n. PIKE, Homeopathic, Veteri
~ mary srtgson. Bellows Fails. VI. W


A wedding of much interest to friends OF
the contracting parties was that of Charles
Gates and Miss Esther Saunders. There
were few witnesses of the event, as the
couple were married at the Baptist parson'
ace by Rev B Dodge Mt 81 IN saturday
and took the evening train for bridal trip'
The groom is a well:known young business
man and the bride has lived in town for some
wears. Mr. and Mrs Gates have a large num-
her Of friends who wish them much happi-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

Lewis Ockerman. Goshen. Ind;" DeWitt's
Little Early Ri>ers never bend me double like
other pills. but do their work thoroughly and
make me feel like boy" Certain thorough
gentle. Greenes drug store.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

Miss Alberta Moore, of Leland and Gray
seminary, Will give recital at Mon hall,
Thursday evening, under the auspices of the
Christian Endeayor Ssiety.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

4 II Sabin j. making some changes about
the outside of his store and residence and is
doing considerable work on the front en-
trance.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

Fortifv the system gaiHst disease bv
purifying and enriching the blood. in
other words, take Hoods Satsaparilla.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25
TIIE
MILLINERY SEASON

Is now at its height and we are making
pretter hats than before. Come In and look
and get prices. You will find an up-to-date
stock of Fancy work, Batteuburg patterns
and braids, combs. switches and articles you
can't find elsewhere.
| thank you for your past patronage. and
hope for continuance.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

Lindsey Turner killed deer Wednesday
in the woods south of his home. II was a
fine buck having six prongs on one antler and
eight on the other and estimated TO weigh 400
ppIIulS
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25
MORRIS & GRECO
The Brattleboro China Store.
WILCOX'S
New York Bargain Store.

SUCH GOOD BARGAINS IN LAMPS as
we are showing at the present time. All
prices from Il cents up to ten dollars. our
s2.9S lamp is a beauty and worth much more
than the price we ask for it. JUST RE-
CEINED very nice line of CHATELAINE
BAGS. also Boston bags at the lowest pos.
sihle price. BIG VALUES. Ladies' gents
and children's underwear. gloves and nit
tens all at bargain prices at
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

81 Main Street, Brattleboro.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-27
YALE WINS GAME
FROM COLUMBIA
Hard Struggle With a Score Of
Ten to Five.
WAS SOME BITTER FEELING
FREE FIGHTS PREVENTED ONLY
BY COOL HEADS.

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 26.-Yale de-
feated Columbia at football this after
noon by the score of 10 to 8. The two
touchdowns were Yale's portion, but
neither of them was converted into a
goal Columbia was unable to carry the
ball across Yaie's goal line, but Captain
from the field and thus registered hVe
points for the blue and white
Neither side scored in the first half
and while the ball was in Columbia's
territory during the greater part of the
game, the young New Workers often
played their opponents to a standstil.
The Yale giants We're held for downs
three times. Moreover, Columbia fire.
quently made the ninety Vineyards,
only to lose possession of the ball there
fumOling entirely inconsistent with the
general faultiness of her team play.
Yale also sacrificed much advantage
by a surprising disposition toward Off
side play. Three times they were pen
allied ten yards for this offense and
the distance awarded Yale aided ma
terially in keeping the ball in the
enemy's territory.
The contest throughout was most
stubbornly and fiercely fought. more
so than many other SO-cailed big
games" played in New Haven. Column
bias rush line occasioned much COM
ment by its apparent stOnewal Solidity
early in the game and these same lines
men were able often 70 open up gaping
holes in the stalwart line of Yale.
There was more or less smuggling and
rOughing, and on one or two occasions
the rival players were momentariIy
! locked in little disputes that must have
blossomed into free nights had not
cooler heads prevailed. The lineup:
.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-27

Copps iron work won the contest for
him.
After the championship game,
putting contest was held for both men
and women.
The mems contest was won by Hale,
who holed nine balls in twenty-five
strokes Taylor came second with
twenty-four, D. j. Sharp, twenty mine;
McCutchen, twenty-nine; DR.. Beatty,
thirty-one, and Lindsay, thirty-one.
Mrs. McGurrin won the wOmen's
contest with a score of twentysix for
the nine holes. The other contestants,
finishing in the order named, were:
Miss Judge, twenty-nine; Mrs. w. CT.
Sharp, twenty mine; Mrs D. J. Sharp,
twenty mine; Miss Hardness, thirty;
Miss Allie Miller, thirty-one; Miss
Mason. thirty-one; Miss Alton Young,
I thirty-one; Mrs. Woodward, thirty
one; Miss Thorne, thirty-one; Miss
Margie Miller. thirty-two: Mrs.
Dana T. Smith, thiTty-twO; Mrs.
Murray, thirty-tWo; Miss Dolly, thir-
! ty-two: Miss ROoklidge, thirty three;
Mrs. Worthington, thirty three; Mrs.
officer, thirty-six; Mrs Lindsay. thir-
| ty-six; Miss woodward, thirty-seven.
After the contests were over the
members of the club were entertained
by the Bachelors club.