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TING TEAM INTO FORM.
Coach StiIlman Puts His Players
Through Hard Practice.

New Haven, Conn.,, Oct. 31-Head Coach
Stillman sent the varsity and college elev-
work. and an hour of it in secret to-day.
Neither side was able to score. New PLAYS
were tried to the satisfaction of the coach
play and several formations were tried.
The effect of the practice was seen In a
big cut in Chadwick's nose; another over
Boomers left eye. Hogan limped very bad
ly, and several of the other players bore
evidences Of hard game.
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Football Team Orsa ni.ed.

The Tiger, Jrs. football eleven was organized
in Bellevile yesterday afternoon, and
the organization was effected was matched 70
play the Belleville High School team Sunday in
Vests pasture. The members of the new club
have been practicing for some time. The line
up is: Otto Zurwelle. center: Weheimer. right
tackle: j. Bischof. left tackle; z. Herman. right
end: John Bischof left end; Gus Hawes. right
half L. Engler. left half: W. DeGough. quarter
back W. Hubert full back
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the King OF Swat and Wallace. Donovan
will likely return for a short visit after the
holidays, as he probably will have to come
10 Cincinnati when the attachment suit
of the Dayton club against st. Louis is
heard. Burkett will rejoin his family in
Worcester, Mass. Donovan will winter at
his home in Lawrence. Mass.
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Chicago Chronicles Selections.

FEFUBLIC
Chicago, ILL.,. Oct. a.--On Lakeside:
First Race-Buzzer, l. Samuelson Autumn
Leaves.
Second Race-Emma M. Rosa Diah Baugh
Naugh Gene
Third Race-siren Song. Automaton, Lady Con-
trary.
Fourth Race-Ben Chance, Hermencia Ad-
metus
Fifth Race-Lucien Appleby Rag Tag Pyrrho.
Sixth Race-Frank M, FL Ghor, Pay the Ffd-
dler.
Weather threatening: track fast.
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COmmerciaI-Tribune's Tips.

hhTODlslI SiEIIAI-
Cincinnati o., Oct. s1.-The Commercial Trib-
unes selections at Latonia
First Race-E1op lola. Arachue
Second Race-Frank Jones. Pepper Dick. Cir
Lily. -
Fourth Race-Lady Silver, Free Admission, Alr
Pomeroy.
Fifth Race-Owletta. Jean Rafael. Lulu Flight
sixth Race-Prettie Rosie. Judge Steadman.
Baffed.
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Mack Gets Rest of McGowan.

A good crowd was out last night to witness the
match between Z. c. Mack and "Skaggs' Nc
Gowan in the French pool tournament at the
Broadway. Mack was in excellent form. and his
combinations were the feature Of the match. He
won easily by getting four in row after the
fret four games had been played to an even
break. A J. Mcweeny and c. Croghan will be
the contestants In to-nights game.
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REPUBLIC SPEITAI4
Cambridge, Mass. Oct. H.-The reports from
the practice behind the fences to-day were very
little more encouraging than yesterday. The
men still are unable 20 hang on 10 the ball. and
the plays are run off very slowly All Of the
cripples have returned TO the game except Rob-
inson. the big guard. who will not be allowed
10 play again this year. In the thrty-fve-min-
ute half. which was played. the varsity scored
only one touchdown.
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STRIVE WINS FROM HOOK.
Close Game in the Grand Three-Cush-
ION Turuament.

Struve and Hook crossed cues last night
in the class G three-cushion tournament at
the Grand, the former winning out by four
buttons. Doctor w. o. Campbell refereed
the game. Brown and Ridgely will meet to-
night. Last nights score:
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JOBBERs' LEAGUE.

The Topsys and Twin Flags. who were tied
for first place in the Jobbers Cooked Hat League,
had an exciting tilt on the Royal alleys last
night. After losing the first two games by mar
row margins. the Topsys got together and won
the remainder. Thompson OF the Topsys averaged
S. a new figure for the league. Hartnett went
Beyond 81 and led the losers. The score:
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Decatur Ba.eban As.ociation.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. Ill. Oct s1.-The Decatur Base
bali Association. with capital Of s. 900. Was
licensed by the Secretary OF state to-day Inc
incorporates are Charles NJ. Reddick, John r.
Rogers and Dan D1nneen.
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Cre.ceu. F.tIed 10 Lower Record.

Minneapolis, MINI. Oct. u.-Cresceus. driven
by George H. Ketcham, failed to break his OWN
record OF 2:02i to-day. going the mile In 2oSh-
Time by quarters-:S1~. l:o1i1, 1:32is, Z;OSl1
one-half seconds.
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CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB MEETS.
Recall Flag Abandoned and Price of
Admission Increased.

REPUBLIC SPECIAIA
San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 31-The Cali
fornia Jockey Club, at a meeting to-day, in
creased the price of admission, decided to
abandon the recall flag and reopened bids
for the field book.
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New York. Nov. lon Aqueduct:
First Raee-Lady Of the Valley, The Amazon,
Lady Sterling.
Second Race-Lucky Star, Trebor Astor.
Third Race-Anak. Si-Ah, Destitute
Fourth Race-Trebor, Fatalist. Handicapped.
Fifth Race-Nenther One Andy Williams, Hot.
Sixth Race-Garterban. Rivenoak. Jack McGinn.
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Hound City Paints 4, J. 8. Merrells 4.
r-ne Mound City Paints of the Druggists
Cocksd-Hat League took four games from the J.
g. Merrells on the Royal alleys last night Neu
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OFFICE MEMS LEAGUE.
Beaumonts 4. Cardinals I.

Bruen leader in the Druggists League, made
his debut as Cardinal in the match with the
Beaumonts. but he was on the losing side, the
Cardinals taking only one game. The score:
4
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BOWLING.
DRUGGISTS LEAGUE.
yer Bros. 4, Herf & Frerichs 4.


The Meyer Bros. of the Druggists Cocxed-H
League took four OF the five games in the match
with the Herf & Frerichs the Acme alleys
last night. Decker and Schall were the bright
lights. The score:
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CKinkfeld), % to /. won; Little Lois los fHelgc-
snn1 is 10 l. second; Fieetwing, ia Dor9lnick).
4 TO l. third. Time 1:f7 as. Big Injun kohn-
wreath Elmer L.. La Garta and Nyx also ran
sixth race one mile and seventy yards-Mary
Moore ia (CobUrn). to l. won; Zack Phelps, les
(Hope) S TO l. second: Aim. liz tMonroe). 10 to
/ third Time. Las rs Hanswurst, Evas Oar
ling. AInoroso. Lowell. Form and Give All also
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M0nitt-Wests 4, searle & Hereths 4.
The Mofftt-Wests won all but the first game
frcm the Searle Hereths on the Crescent al
leys last night. Aszman, Worhlein, Reisse and
Enderle were the best performers The score:
SEARLE a HERETH
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FOOTBALL GOSSIP.
But Little Practice Yesterday On
Account of Rain.

The rain yesterday afternoon materially
interfered with the practice of the different
local teams. At st. Louis University no
work was done. Coach Martin Delaney was
expected to return late last night. and as
yet II Is not known whether the lineup will
be changed for the McKendree game.
Smith Academy and High School took
light practice before the rain rendered the
fields wet High School is expecting a hard
tattle With Western Military Academy. and
is working all its available men in practice.
will not participate in the game with Man
ual Training School tomorrow morning. but
h out every day working with his candi-
dates
Washington University will be without
the services Of Hope in the game with
Vanderbilt. Hopes physician yesterday ad-
men are confident of defeating Vanderbilt
unless the Southern men are much stronger
than is reported. Vanderbilt is scheduled
to play to-day with the Missouri Tigers. and
after the Washington game Will go TO
Lawrence. Kas., to play the Jayhawkers.
The Sophomore Medics of Washington
University viii line up against the East
St Louis High School tomorrow afternoon
at East st. Louis. johnson of Purdue Uni
verstty will referee the game. Washington
will line up as follows: Singer, left end
Patterson, left tackle: Weber, left guard;
Cobble, center: Lester. right guard; Keller
Tooker, quarter; Fuller, right half; Freund.
left half; Garstang, full back, Substitutes,
Marneil. Baldwin. Clapper and Bolton.
Athletic Park was a lively place yesterday
afternoon. Notwithstanding the drizzle that
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DR.. BOHANNAn
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positively Nervous Debility, Seminal Weskness Los
Manhood any svs resulting from youthful errors OF
in from to weeks In and constantly
advertised in the st. Louis for forty years and
failed in curing the Worst Cases Impers PoysH
sad visor with magical effect to those MIDDLE ACID
Dollars; trial package One Dollar sufficient to shoy thao
She Remedy win do advertised Sold only by DEG
A. BOHANSAN, No. ga Morgan Street. St. Louia. nA
Establshed 1881. Private Cireutar FREE
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staley. GD.-.o 1Oooo 9
: SSSsoo 3 3 :
Wr,sb, / 1a5 Total g. high run q aSeTsse IS
. 8 Q . ! "a
0 o 0 o. Total, %: high run. 4: aver
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ST. LOUIS TENPIN LEAGUE.
Post Office z. Tigers 1,
BOWLING ON THE EAST SIDE.

The olympics defeated the Columbias two
James out Of three. The scores were:
CnTIyMRIAa
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perador u. MARTINI ran second and Gooser
der third
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and David were the leaders for their respective
ROYAL TOURNAMENT.
Daumer and StaIey Were the winners
in Yesterdays Games.

John Daumer showed superior form over
H. Knoll yesterday in the amateur three
cushion billiard tournament at the Royal
and finished his string of 40 while the latter
was making %. In the evening game Rob-
ert Staley defeated Thomas J. Wright, "a
to %. Doctor w. o. Campbell 1850 and r.
s. Jennings 800 will meet tonight. Yes
terday's scores.
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ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS
FOR RACES AT THREE TRACKS
To-Day's Latonia Entries.

Cincinnati. o., Oct. sl.-Entries for Friday 8
races at Latonia as follows:
First race, six and one-half furlongs:
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man ce lii 10
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THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.


p A Brady
presiding judges B.
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Totals :. :. u 152 ~ 2ss 22s 1913 20 1lol "A Is
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Athletic Park was lively place yesterday
afternoon, Notwithstanding the drizzle that
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Fourth race. one and three-eighth, mile:

Admetus 80. .-...--. 80
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-13

isisiss IN .lfss IL treat u he Essiasi
Hsass lbs lis. !. PLACED sna@ The srosse'
--Arisss. - Asscsasiaen u The ksrshrs
is LIGHT sss po.sf Ccsrsty hsvs beer
esa eta tts Sssrsssry Of S'sas, sith
esgii.l siosA 81 fls 600. TOE iseorpef'
lafs o.. sstn Mssssss. 0rorss saith,
wlli.G y. of.n. Jsls G. Biseirss sna
NJ. l. Mstlsy. TIE soarssy 10 sev
ready 10 ushs eosirssss isf llskurr
-Aavailsss letter.; 0eefss Aisfss.
Mrs. Il. n. Blair. J. X Clah. Mr.. Mar
ns D.risos. tisrhss DailsssssE. NJ.
Gsssssh.ss Js-~ Gr"tisy. James
Ossxus, Alb~u Hall. Jshn Hcsss. X.
G. K,Asstsr,. Loss Kssses. Fnah Lssh
o.. DEEMS Morsss, Mrs. Q. Il Mixes
ysn~ r. o'Dsnnsr. Mrs, TAo1~ ossss'
yohr \. Ready. Mu Jehs stss. y. ,.
sisl~.. Mr. q Stuart. 0sssss ssydss,
Tsscpspr 4 Hssss
a sss tlss ,sbIs % he Rs,isrd rail
rssa vilI 10 inio fec, Jass 2sh 9Th
chang. ssa greatly bsasG' oar sunn"
basin~s A ..s lrs!s With fissrinR esr
lhsoash 70 Darlington Gil leave New
York ., 2l0,. n md reach Mancbssisf
sbost 4 so .. o . vbisb. u 10 hoped. vii
bsips The Sss Ystk norsiss papers. On
the rsiuts the sisspips ear viIl altar, from
gsusra. shish viii siys ample seesnns
dstioa ior people on this lise. The steam
Doe, irsis siii bs pat 90 o. The ssns time.
hsviss Mssshes,ss sboat D p. NJ. reach
Ing Troy 10 time Tor Eight boss Tor Nss
York.
-TAs ssnivsrsssy exercises Of Barr and
Barton Seminary viil be ~ islloss.
Bpfiss term closes IL n. Friday, Juns
2ls,, sluub, baseball game, $50, Ss,sr
dsy, jena 22ad; sbpusi priss speaking, .
D. o., Saturday, Juns 22ad, bsccslsuresls
sermon. la. m. sasdsy. Jane 23fd. by
Profssso, q. ID. Adams. Dirtmosth Col
i.es, cpsr .ir praise SERVES, 3p. N. Ban
day. Jan. 23rs, BsGinsy grounds: cisss
day s1urise.. $50 y. m Mondsy. June
Gath, s.ninsry chapel; Jauior alumni
ball, 1. 80 y. n. Mondsy. June Gath. com
mepesmsrt exercises. 10 q N. rassdsy,
J uns 25,h: Junior alumni dinner, Up m.
Tuesday. June 25.b. Equioor House; Prin
eipsrs iecsS tion to alumni I'D friends Of
The sniusry. s 80 p m. Tuesday jane
25,b.
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couxrY COUNT

PfmiiIss Jsass. Has J ". Hewrra..
A.esl.,- Jaass'. e ea'1a, wr I'a
Cissk. naRsF r. CO EsAs.
ss,ra. HrsrY \, NilHsas.
bls,ss AIR. J J. fnarsn nEa,
Repeater, CHlnLHi b. lHA'n
A. -. stated LASS vssk the case Of Lds
iseion w. Psss sss eonur1sd nbtil the
Dsc&mb Der isss. We fstios sons Of shs
sssls pspsrs rsssfd this - great v,ssesy
ics psss THIS 10 hardly the trnsh. He
pleaded . ncis Of one Lundfsd colisrs
shish be- slsinsd 70 hold sssisss Living
stos 10 on.st. - payment or 10 pert psy
meet Of ,bs claim. Livinssior's counsel
dssisd oil ksovlsdse Of The nots end ssk
ID for line 10 meat this nee phase Of tbs
ssss. shich the court very properly grant
%. Th.s papers also clsim that Possrs
hss taken the ssss ''on spec,' paying oil
expenses sad ebsrsins nothing for bic u
1srsss. bet have 10 proof for such
charge II tried 81 oil the casa sIlI be
tried 10 court and not by The newspapers.
10 the es,s OF Eivsll W. Msttisou The
Jury brcssht 10 . verdict for the defend
snt. TIE es. Involved the validity Of
tbs Olsstenbury grand lie. end broaaht
up . greet many nice legal points which
we're argued 1t great length BY tho sttoF
ssys. bn, there see only cue question left
Tor The jary 10 decide. This vas the last
civil jsry cue. oil the others being set
tied, eoo,isasd, or left with the ocurt.
The grand Jury huished their work
Wednesday msrains. having found ii
true bill. .nd 4 not foand, They visited
The isil 81 Bsaningtou, Saturday morning
and sdioatnsd over until Moudsy alter
posn. We presume they did their work
we'll. They should have wisdom II age
counts ~ they svsrssed nearly s. years
oi sss
Thsrs vill probably be tso or three
crisinsl trials Tor ihe Jury bat oone OF very
great i'm pofisece. There are several di
vorce and coan css,s 90 that the term will
probably extend into nslt week.
The fret criminal case nov on trial 10
s.sts " George Squires Who IL charged
With stealing sui, Of olo.hss from . vss
on uudsr shed 81 Arlington Last winter.
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--Mu Jadss Bousn 10 10 town Tor I
short time.
--Jsmss Hoslsy OF North Adams, Msss.
YES 10 tovn ever Sunday.
--Miss Lara Steel 10 visi,isg hsl
friend, Mrs. Dr.. Bornhsm.
-R II. Purdy Of Worthwhile. Mich. Il
>visilisa bis Esther. W. A. Purdy.
Mise NJ. H. Merrill Of Boston 10 81
Charles Rsadsli's for The summer.
Miss Anais Bs,ti,. Who spent the pssl
winter 10 CsIiiornis, has returned hcns.
Prot l.. A Miner OF Cslifsrnis 10 viz
iiiss bic mother here alter long sbssnos.
Rev DR.. Smyths end family arrived
u "Res, vies" Tor the sunmes. on Satnr
dsy.
Mrs. O. A 6ssds Of Est Orange, N.
J. arrived 10 tosn "Wednesday Tor The sun
ntr.
--Ms. snd Mrs. II. J. Dyer have moved
10 Nsncbs stss Center and ere living With
bis psfssts,
-Miss F1slsr hes rsntsd one Of her 90
tsses iss ths sum msr 10 Mu. wormser Of
Ms o slesns,
The polss isr the telephone exchange
have oil besa eel and the lias vii b 10 sp
ssssiion THE week.
Mr.. Il. n wnsh. end family Of Phils
.deiphis are pissssh,ly located Ia Mrs. ].
ID, Wsy's esitsss on frsnhlin Ave,
Mrs A,,har Taylor 10 nshias many
inpsossmenis u the "Cssssdssr II 10
.oss Of tia nosst rssiisnee 10 Manchester.
- There ssfs tso or ,hres wsrm days
,sd vsek. Tor . change. iust enough Tor
NJ. Hard 10 get his sods iountsin 10 order.
--Don't tail TO call u Fsll's aud sss
bic Oitcra T,ss TOT mes snd women ID
pstss,. Boa Cali srd Tn With heavy solss.
Oar b.,br, Ms. Little, hss msds Or
ssnesusnis Tor The ssis Of The Nss York
nossins paper, sblsa suivs st 1890 ..
n.
Mr.. ssnssi Bowler, Of the Spring
fsla, Mass. R,pabiicso. IL 81 the ovis
Cottage lie 10 sr.ssIy pIssssi vi.h Mao
chester
Miss Lana Hoiiist.r Of Cineinusli IL |
% the Ofss C0ti..e. She 10 gstiine the
Holiistsf hem ICED 81 Macsttsttr Uspoi
ready Tor ecespsocy BY the isnily. sbo
will arrive atsat the ooh.
Mr.. p ". or,is Of Nss York vss 10
toso lest vssh. wiile here be sostsisst
"a go 70 Msrcss.isr Develop meat Asscei
siisn. Mors ssssrbatioss Of ibs cane
hisd scsii B, sssd 10 sdvss,ss.
q r. Hsossssy arrived from Hsss
lsia last vssh Tor sisss. sad may rsssin |
several sssas IA hss bsss s3uittsd TO |
ths bss 10 thai essy ssd sspss,s 10 leesls
shsss 10 The rssssiss 81 bic profession.
"A ssis.bls s.vss eli BE- psld Tor iAs
sstsrs 10 ttis rf1 y ofs so,l ssisA eh.rs
icsi Last wsdsss.sy bstssss The cs.hurn
Hoass ssa it,s sslissA u sossis,s Of css
hall u . bn.ls til viii . vsisL. stissh
"a.
M. M.risn hss The pslss Ill Get %
tks usia li1ss cal Il sirissIt- he sus.
He sspscss 10 iars % The iisti sstsrdsy
ssssiss. TIE iiss rrssses The street seer
Ne Cssri Hssss 10 . large ssbls sos,sis
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DoR.Er.

Daniel Blsokmer, an old resident
died In South Dorset last week.
Miss Mary Lsne Of Manchester Csl
tor Vas at the Bsrrows House several day
last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Sheldon hsv'
been visiting their daughter. Mrs. E
Roberts. in Wsrdsboro.
The Hollsy Cottage 10 occupied sgsir
this season BY Chas: Reyes AMI family o
New York and Mrs. Woodruff and son O
Montclsir. N. J. They arrived last week
e. B, Child and family Of Flushing
L. l. sre 10 town and will soon osolpy
their cottage. Bernard Sykes Of New
York was in Dorset The Hrst OF ths
week.
q. M. Sykes, Bsrnsid g. Sykes, Mr..
snd Mrs. Z b Child snd Miss Louiss
BY kss ere 10 Burlington sttssdisg The
Wells Sykes wedding which occars Wed
nesdsy.
Childrens Day was obser we'd last Sab
bath. Daring the morning service,
Dorothy @. infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Smssd received the rite Of
baptism.
Mics Toombs Of Arlington, Miss Ger
tude Conner and Miss Anpa Bradley Of
Mssshsster Depot. Robert Marley Of
Brsttleboro, alec Mr.. and Mrs. John Msn
10y and son Of Bnttleboro are recent visi
tors.
Louis Reuben died Of the residence
OF james Robinson. where he wss spend
ing the sumner, Tuesasy night. aged ~
yesrs, His father came from B,oeklyn
rsesdsy md bis remains wer, taken to
that city for burial.
The Dorsst church Is represented st
he State Convention OF Congregational
Vermont Domestic Missionary
socie.y and w. II, N. s in Kutlspd this
vssk By Rev. @. q. Csrhsrt, W, J. Hollsy
Mrs Rollin Sykes and others.
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MANCHESTER oasrRr

Mrs. W. II. Roberts IL spending
week sith her parents 10 RaPdolph.
Mi. Maud Williams OF Wsllinsfort
Ia visiting her sspt. Mrs. 8 ]. Bowen.
Regular meeting Of the W. II. O. tbi
F.iday sitsrnoon 1t 2 80 o'elock'
Regular meeting Of the W. q, I U
With Mrs. A. Y. Smith 90 Saturday ..
p. -.
Mrs and Mics Kircber OF New Yorl
City are With Mu Gsorss Lusens for I
few days.
Mr.. snd Mrs Fred A. Rassell Of Wee,
Superior, Wis sre the saests Of Mr.. snd
Mrs. II. A. Walker
Mrs J. r. Pass will cell anything 10
the liss Of millinery goods for the neat
two weeks Of 10 per cent discount.
DIR. and MIRA. Percy williams and lit
tic con Of Rutland have been spending the
past week with Mu. Cslis AIMEE
The Regular meeting Of Osmsby Chap
ter d. A. r. will be held With Mrs. Boyn
ton. 90 Flag Day. Friday, June lllh.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
With Mrs. Avis Pettibons this Thursday
afternoon. All are cordially invited.
Mrs Sarah J. Bowen left on Tuesday
Tor New York and will spend the sumner
With her sister there. she will also visit
the Par.Americsn Expedition. Miss Buck
lin hiss gone With her for short st,y.
-Mrs. Andrus Beses snd Miss Sssan
BuckIia left Tuesday for the Pas-Amsri
csn Exposition. Miss Busklin will return
in tvo weeks. but Mrs. Bowen will spend
the summer With . sister who lives near
Buffalo.
-ChiiInn's D,y wss also observed t
the Baptist church last Sabbath morning.
The church vss tsstefulIy decorated With
flowers end posssd plants. All enjoyed
The reci.stiops. the music. end the NOT
excellent address By The Pastor.
-Fh4sy evening there will BE- . social
and fsmmsgs ssls under the suspicss 81
thsC u 3. Of the Bsptist church at the
residence Of Dr. e Whipplc. Curiosi
", pleasure End pront are IN store Tor oil
Who attend. snd oil ere very cordially 10
vilsd. R,irsshmsn.s Sill sIio BE- ssrved.
-Mra George Gilbert died II the Rob.
srts b ,msstesd Sunday night. She he'd
severe stisck Of the grip lMt sioter which
wH followed BY poeunonis. which lsfs
her 10 ssoh . weak stats that she vas not
sbis to rally snd che srsdasl!y grsw weak
sr ustii Der desesss. She vas the dslgb
Ter Of The late Dexter Roberts snd bad
spent most OF her lite ., he II ,berts place. |
She vss q somap loved snd respected By
Ill vuo kses her and her loss will b
deeply isl. 10 the immunity and especial
y BY her husband Who - lsit alone. |
She so : nembsr Of the Congregational
shash .pi Rsv. Dr.. Smart coodaossd the
'unersi sssviecs d her lste residence 90
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Lat winter was confined to my bed
With very bad cold on the lungs. Moth
ing gave one relief Finally my wife
bought . bottle OF One Minute Cough
Cure that effected q speedy cure. l can
DOT spssk too highly Of that excellent rem
sdy. Mr.. T X. Housemsn. Msnstswney,
Pa. 0 e Adams. Arlington; A Il Petit
bone, Manchester Depot; A Il Smith,
West Arlington.