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Ss,,o. YorA. 9 9 ss- -ss
Lett on bases New York !; Boston, s, First base
on hslls.on Wisse !; on WIS; ?; Struck out
bahlen Three base hi,-,Derhsnty. Two base
ht-wo!yer:on. stolen bases ponlln. Browne
DaRien and Mccain Passed ba-skarpc ''' m.
plre-o'Dny. Time hour and So minutes. A.
tendance 1885.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L), 2: BROOKLYN, O.
than did Strlcklett yesterday, and the Phila-
deIphias applied the whitewash to the Han
Sond get he Wsra a T
ings that the scarfaced one presented, and as
these came about in different innings there
MADE a as an Result kers
error In the second. and raped the other
4. the s essP bens as snd e s to Mss fh
a couple Of mispiays BY Brooklyn, ny lewis Wis
dropped pop fly and Dohbs mnfrd the ball
Hss cos a s s sanded S soe
Cd Courtney in the, third made possible an an
easy out when sllashin asI hit seemed sure:
Philadelphia counted in the second. Titus
drilled through strcset, for base but wa.
on In trying to nail MCGEE going down TO sec
ond. and the e, ball struck too low for Malay
Sass When ali aue liz ha Ma no On 1onSe
to hit the last bag. when Rramsaeld sent a
long one to Innley; The throw;in would
got q two Dagger right after, but was left.
Doom pe1i,hlng. Lewis to Gessler There
delphia, but Roy Thomas was satisfied to
play safe. With two gone. he doubled to left
Gleason sent a high one to short right center,
VIII Itch Dobbs chased after. He mufed II,
and Thomas. who had chung to third. did not
get In. because, Gleason was run down be-
tween bases right after.
The other run in the eighth was scored by
Thomas. lie singled and moved up on
Gleason's martyrization: Courtney's one
base punch brought the Pennsylvania home.
The
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b 'Bawed for McGinn!,y in the eighth inning.
New York ............,,,O o o o Q %
Boston, 7; New York. 5. First base on balls
81 Young. s.: Struck out-By Young. 8; BY Nc
0lnnity, ). Stolen baSes--Mertcs. Devln. Wild
puch-Youne. Passed ball-Snarpe. Umpire
O'Dsy. Time hour and n minutes.
INV YORK IN Lj 8: BOSTON IN. IL, S,--sEcoNp
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Other Baseball Games.
Al HASovKR.

Other baseball Games.
R;;::sgs..:; (,
F ~. s 80 ss1Is ~ /
Cleveland; Lincoln and Wendell
i;'!:;;::=;s:,:s. "a Ill.,. $.si;; /;
Todd
&! H.. j:,!s;: Il
A a: q! s.:.i:, e.: Il
' At PROVIDENCE.
e ess:s.i ss:;:;::ss e. 81: {
AT HAMILTON.
Gco G. s. 4 Y.::::o g 8 IA IA
ss.;eh..-Xe'sh. Kimmici and conon; MARI
A hH s1.r:i.naxssi A.oSs!y n ns'
At Ontario ovh-Hish School Of Commerce. To-
De witt Clinton. 8.
At urlinGton-Manha..an. Is: University Of
Vermont, 3.
Al Far acknowledgements. Q: Far Rockawsy
Al Ohio r,eid-Nsw York University. II: Rut-
Al Ellzabeth-Maujer A. c., g. Y. NJ. C. A.4.
Al Nyack-Nyack. 10 Montgomery A. c., T.
A. Easton--lnGersoll. 4: Mount Carmel, 3.
Al Planhed-Plainneld. Q; Newburgh, 4.
AZ Far Rockaway-Brooklyn Reserves. o: Far
Al pleasant vi,,e-Au co,irkiate A. p,e...n,
vile. 5. 0'''e''A''' = F'''''A''
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Inn 4. A. 70: SupeIhss.7.
Academy. 4: Morris High School. J..
At Stamford-Betts Academy. 0: Yale Princeton
Al Prospect Park Patterson a. and H.. Z: r. L.
Judi Co.. ). TRANSPORTATION A. c.. q: Long Island
3. B. G.. Norf-ited. TRANSPORTATION. SECOND. 2:
Star A. c., !. John Simmons Co., "a: Y. y. Du
boIs Co: Tempting A; G. Isl Central p. e. 9.
wood A. c.. 49, Verona A. c.. 10. Boys Club, o:
Manual, o. Emwood F. g.. II: Monarch a. C.. 10.
TRANSPORTATION, Jr., 49, Reliance. H. Stars OF St.
James. is: Windsor. Is. Iroquois. o. Mattawans. ..
Rutland 4. c., TO- Hawthorn a. G.. 0. Bedford A.
G.. S: Atlantic B. B. c.. A. L. Co.. IS: A. II. L..
Co., 5.
Al Car'is'e-nick,nson. n: CARTE. Indians.
AZ AnuandaIe-St Stephens College. ~ East
man College, II.
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Three base hits-Schulte. OMEN. Sacrifice hit
Stolen 6asss-flAike. WaEner. Schultz, Msioney.
pre- ssss s. o. s. ns;1 HSss1ais q EsS
6eo6.S. Hit ~ DitoAsf-By RebsFsails, l. p1sassA
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Union Baseball League.
AT PRosPgCr PARK.

Lamon, A. c...., slss .--as ii i
ST Peter........i O O s o o o. s 0 IL
Basteries-Shedinger and Crsmer; Calvin and
Muller.
R.B.H,
Clinton <. CD o o o . ii sH
Batteries Collins and Darn: Walles,in. Allen and
Lampor.
R.H.H T..
Niagara A. Go 0 Q Q 900 ID ! !
Apache A.C......2 2 ~ 10 o
man.
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Iot6ls"...b IL ~ 10
Totals.....I ia II 8
sBAtted Tounaend n the ninth inning

Dated for Townsend In the ninth Inning,
S Maisief ni,:GI 81
LII S. ss Of
s. First base on balls-O7 Coakiey. q Struck
on,-By Coakley, 8: BY Townsend. Z Two base
Sacrifice hts-Mullen, Knight. Davis. Stolen
bases-Hartsel. Murphy q. Hoffman. Cmpires
minutes. Attendance-i2.o7S.
DETROIT. S: n. Loun "a. LJ, I.
ST. LOUIS. June S.-petrolt defeated the St.
Louis Browne 10 day By . score OF 8 70 4. The
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THEIR FIRST WHITEWASH.
YOUNG or BOSTON KEEPS CHtw.
PTONS FROM SCORING.
New Works. However. Win Second Game
At the Hub--BrO oklyns beaten by
Quakers-FOur shut.outs In All In the
National League Change in Order

National League--Change In Order,
Yesterday was day Of shut outs in tho
National League. Whitewash flowed 90
freely that four teams fell into t. The New
Works were shut out for che first time this
year. young Cy Young OF Boston. the pitchin e
ind OF the season. doing the trick. The New
Yorks won the seoond part OF the double
header. Philadelphia defeated Brook Ign,
Chicago did the same to Pitnburg. and St.
Louis likewise TO Cincinnati. none OF the
defeated teams scoring. The Quakers took
second place away from Plttsburg. and Chioa 90
passed the Reds. The results:
Bsston. 2: New York. O--F1rst Game.
New York. Q; Boston. 3-Second Game.
Philadelphia. 2: Brooklyn. o.
ChicaEo. 4; PtttsburE. o.
st. Louis, I; Cincinnati \,
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Sacrifice hits-Odwell. Warner. Double play
Higgins and Barry. Stolen base-warner. nit BY
pltcher-overall.. Burke, Wild plteh-over1ll
Taylor, 2: by Overall. Lett on basss--St Louis.
&; Cincinnati. l. Umpire-Johnstone. Time hour
and u minutes Attendnnce-6O00.
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During the races at the Umpire track on Dccora.
,on DAY L. s. Partridge vice prssidcnubf the l)ccau
vile Automobile Company. had the announcement,
made tina, Guy Vaughan would ny again for. the
Automobile track record for l.pn miles on June
10 and II at the Empire track 1t Is sincerely hoped
tina, better fortune will follow the attempt for with
any Kind OF racing luck he will smash the record
to- pieces No Que seems to know whers the great
quantity OF nails and pieces OF wire and glass which
we're picked up on the track last Monday came
from Owners OF valuable horses who use the
EnpIrr track should make Il their busineAs TO md
out, for a nall In u trottcrs hoof viii cause more
damage than In q tire.
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Bro oklyn Amateur Baseball Lea que.
AT PRO0PICT PARK

.. u. ..
a se:Slss e. ma 4. x....o ! ! sSo 6S,o :
Bstteries-RAynor and Snversmal Peck and
Cauiter.
n. n. Z.
Winnipeg A. OIL o % 0 0 o o. g 10
Bsttcrics-Bokle and Boysn: wesbaeh and Mel.
son.
Ak B.
Be- poH 1sss =. e. s-HM I
Batter,es-Campbell and De vean: White and
Hall,
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American Aseecls SaOn.

Al Louisvtlie-Toledo, ~ Louisville, 8.
Al Columbus, 10; Indianapolis, ..
At KAnsss City-KAnsAs City, Q: 81. Paul, ..
A. Observation-Disclosures .: Minneapolis, D.
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'ssssed ioi sudSofI IN sae ninth inning.

Dated for Sudhon IN The ninth inning.
s., Louis. ...."....."..o 90 -
setroii. o o 0 o 2-S
nln-Sehsefsr. Sacrifice hts-Couehlln. o.LesV
Wslia nd Stone Double Plays kian:
Moran. Wallace and Sugden. Stolen basee--lowe,
S Moran; Hit by Pi;sher-By Sndhon. 1. Flint
e9t,by Sndhon, 5: by KI!iian. >. Lett on bases-
81 Louis. q Detroit. 4. Umpire-Connoly. Time
- hour aud IS minutes.
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Al Sioux Ctty-Sieux CITY. . s.. Joseph, 0.
~ Osavsc-Oee AoAnsA O. beaver, Q.
~ oplpreAo SpstagS-oDaha, { Ceaossde
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Harry s. Houpt says that the safety device 10
prevent car from backing down MI nrs, or'gi.
mated With the F. Il. Thomas Motor Car Company
of Buffalo and tina; 1t IL now being copied In DIR.
ferent form BY the most prominent French and
German manufacturers. The device consists OF
A paW, which drops In "A ratchet arrangement Inside
oftnc rear brake drum the rear MN when needed.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. o o -,
First base on errors Philadelphia, 3. Left on
Sails-on Pittengcr, q Struck out--By S,rickiett.
5; BY Pittenger. g. Saerihce hits--ThOmas, Glea.
ier. Thomas, MCGEE, Dooln Double plays
Gleason, Doolin and Bransheld; Doolin and Brans-
6eld. tmpire-Bausewtne. Time hour and 20
minutes. Auendance--3.0O0.
CHICAGO IN. LJ. q PrrTsBuRo. O.
PrrrssURo, June 8.--Rcu bsch. the big Vermont
University pit her.whs too much Tor the Pttsburgs
-Aas Ali "a 4 q. The
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Southern Tier Asso citation.
L CoYnIng-.cornins. Q: Hornellsvtile. .
4 Elmira-Elmira, D. Addison. Q.
Southern Lsague.

A. acknowledgements. l. Memphis, s.
A. Montgomery-Aontgom g. Shreveport, o.
Az Rrnlng ham, g. New Orleans. 4.
A. AtiantS-AtlsntA, 5: Little Rock, 4.
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Aaneball, WisdsanayW's PaFh, Newark.
To-day p $50 Buffalo W. Newart.-Ass.
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JERSEY CITY, IL TORONTO. o.
Jersey City made II three straight from Toronto
.>i,, nrIa he
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race between Harry s.. hoipl's Thomas Flyer
and Charles A. Ducrr's Royal Tourist! on Sa,ur-
Motor Racing Club. The distance viii be Two
m lies. for &ioo Side. Both machines VIII lbe
and the Royal by william Mclivpld. Ever since
the Brighton meet this match mas been looked
forva ard To with great deal Of Interest and as each
machine has a host OF admirers quite some money
Viii change hands on the result AS II stands now
IL is dif,c ut 10 pick the winner.
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ball-o'Nelll. umpIre-Emslie. Time hour and
ct. LOUIS

st. LOUIS IN. L., l: CINCINNATI. o.
ST. LOUIS, June 3,--Thc St. Louis Nationals de-
40 90
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oLsvELAxp, S. CHICAGO "A. Ly,A
CHICAGO. June 3.-ClevelAnd nosed Chicaeo out
% most exciting game 70 day. The score:
d. NC UCOTt
CLIy BLAND,
Totals, 4 a27 Is 81
'Batted for Walsh In the ninth inning

Cleveland. .......,....,..o o o o ! o.
First base on errors-ch!cago. ,: Cleveland. 1.
hits-Holnles. Davis. Isbeil (0 Turner StovsiI,
sH r., Three base hiis.-Bay, Bradley; Ssernos
,; Struck out-.By Owen, Z: by Rhoades, s. I'm.
Pire-Connslly. Tune hour and IS minutes,
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Hudson River League.
Nsv York state Leasue.

Al ssugerties. Hudson, 9; Sausertles, !.
AZ PouGhke Observation-Disclosures, 7: Kingston,%.
Al Observation-Disclosures. Q: Sewburgh, :.
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Robert r. Fulton, manager OF the new Pope
garage was married on Thursday evening last TO
Miss Hannah Travis of New York at the home
OF the brides father. the poIil'on. The Roy.
performed the ceremony. Miss Lucille Casey Of
Chicago was maid OF honor. while Mitchell Hall
Garden City In = big touring car for few days.
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At Syracuso--Syracuse. .: Wilkesbarrc. 1.
At AlSany--Albany. !; A.. J. 4 G.. o.
Al Troy-Troy. I: Utica, ..
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

s1ANpINn OF THE cLuBs.
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One electric vehicle company OF Hartford has
pany OF New York three new Seeing New York"
cars OF improved pattern. Each OF these vehicles
being gradually elevated from the front toward
the rear that the occupants Of each sat may have
on Iron frames. The wheel base Is lie Inches
while the thirty slI inch wheels have seven Inch
necied With the driving Iea. By reduction gesIs
n hour, Power q derived from N old bastsry
81 bry.foW esas earrsd eenseth ne body. ~
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League.

Al Brtdseport-Bndseport .; Norwich. s tnftesn
Il New Haven-Nev London. Q; New Haven. 2.
AZ Spnngned-SpYtngneld o. Neriden,+.
Al Observation-Disclosures. 0: Hoiyoke, t.
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E.40o : isf,'e2o si'la,l1,
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In the event OF no American car taking Zip Charles
A. Duerr's challenge for hill climbing contest
and a rsce Hollander q Tangcman hope that he
viii compete With ono Of their regular "a horse
power Flats.
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WATTsFIELD

MIR. and Mrs E. l.. Marshall and daush.
Ter. la. visited friends in MONTPELIER
ana vicinity several days last week.
TUESDAY and Wednesday of this week a
conference of the Congregational
Churches OF this county was held at
toe Congregational Church in this village.
The Memorial day exercises last week
were very largely attended, many be-
ine unable &" get into tho hall where the
public exercises were held. The services.
although somewhat lengthy, we're inter-
esting. and especially the recitations by
the scholars which were very appropriate
for the occasion and were extremely well
rendered. The speaker of the dav, Dr. E.
j. Foster. of Waterbury Center is a
native Of this valley and is n veteran of
the Civil War. having served as drum
mer in the 10th Regt., Vt. Vols, for
nearly three years-Mr. and Miss vii.
liam A. Farr were at East Randolph Wis.
iting friends for several days last week
Reuben I'owner. who was called 70
Cohoes. n. Y, some two weeks ago by
the sickness and death of his father. re-
turned home last Saturday-The Ladies'
Home circle had a very successful sale
Of ice cream on the lawn in front Of the
Congregational Church on Memorial day.
realizing about SCI as the result Of their
labors.-Mr. ad Mrs. John Barber Of
Waterbury are visiting old neishbors
here for a few days this week while
attending the Congregational Church
|conference.-Mrs William c. Dana died
Monday night. May q. after a very
short illress with spinal menengftis
Funeral services were held at the house
on Thursday. June I. Mt one o'clock p.
M, attended by the Rev Mr.. Remele.--
Charles Maxwell returned last Saturday
from Columbia College. ~ y, where he
has been for some time studying law
Matthew B. Jones and family Of Boston
came Saturday to spend 4 few weeks
vacation with the family of his brother.
Walter f. Joncs.-The marriage is an
nounced of George Learned and Miss
Lizzie Fielder. both of this place. to take
place on Wednes lay. June :. 1t the home
NJ the brides parents on the East Hill
William Somerville got quite a severe
cut on one arm last week by piece of
cdgeing flying from the SAW. while
he was working ir the mill OF
Walter Moriarity = Miss Carrie
Creme AMI friend. Mrs. Smith. ar
rived last Saturday from Florida and
expect to spend n few weeks in town
visiting her mother. Mrs. r. a. Boycc.
and brothers. c. j. and F. j. Greene
N. d. House ard his housckeeper. Mrs
Atherton, visited friends in Hiresburgh
couple Of days last voek.-Rov Chip.
man and wife were over from Roxbury
last SATURDAY and Sunday to see hei
father. Thomas Maxwell. who is very
feeble and slowly failing.-N csley Tuck.
| or has a large force Of workmrn thi!
week at work on his large new baru and
| evidently intends to rush il through il
| time for hayin-.-Walter Richardson va.
here fror Montpelier over Saturday anc
| Sunday visiting relatives and old neigh.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT

The Rev. r. c. Flagg Of Berlin. n.
H., has accepted the call to the First
Congregational Church. The Rev. Mr..
F'lagg was president of nippon College.
Wis, previous to his accepting a pas
torate at Berlin.
Louis Lapine has purchased the
Riley Bowley place; consideration,
$500.
The air line between Montreal and
Boston will run Sunday this summer.
CONNIE ncing June II.
f. c. Blanchard has purchased the
Clark farm near Indian Point.
The Boston T. Maine are building n
wahrf near the boat landing to facilitate
coaling the boat this summer
The first Of the series OF band concerts
was held here Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. X. Prouty has returned from
Boston. where she has been purchasing
furniture for her new house.
The annual meeting OF the Orioa ms
county conference of congregational
Churches was held here Tuesday and
Wednesday. Following was the pro-
sramme for Tuesday: 10 a. M, devotional
service. Deacon Fierson. Coventry: 1875
a. M, organization and business. report OF
registrar, Rev. a. s. Bole. Coventry. re-
port Of missionary secretary Rev. X. j
Barton. Greensboro 30 p. m. praise
service: as y. m. Installed Officers VS.
Hired Men" Hon. Porter II. Dale. Island
Pond; 2:n', y. M. discussion: 2:35 p. m.
Tile Ethical Revival" Rev. Josiah Pol
ten. Irasburgh; 3:l5 p. m, ladies' hour; {
y. m. annual sermon by the Rev. James
Rammage OF North Troy. followed by
communion.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRIsvILLE.

Exercises by the graduating class OF
Peoples Academy. held in the town hall
Thursday night, brought the school year
In this village to Il close: Following
was the programme: Overture; prayer,
the Rev. G. Z. 81. Claire: salutatory,
carroll T.. Lanphor: Habit. Character
md Destiny Stella Il. Fulington; In
1uencc of Association" Lillyan T.. Bas-
sett; Revival and Reformation" Lam
bert Lamberton; Onward and Up
ward" $. Blanche stewart; Justice
May Sleep. But Never Dies" Hugh II.
ryndall; solo, Mrs George NJ. Powers.
Irrigation in the West" Oscar W.
Reed: Education. the Corner Stone of
Civil Liberty" Winnifrcd j. Towne;
development OF the Postal System
George c. Cole; Eyes That See" Ber-
die r. Norway; Self Control" Alice
&. GLE; THE immigration Question
L. Carroll Tyndall; The Two Paths of
Life" valedictory, Mollie p. Andrews;
presentation of diplomas: singing Of
slass ode; awarding of commences
ment prizes.
On Wednesday evening the annual
banquet of the Peoples Academy alum.
nj was held at the Randall and was
attended by the largest number since
Cts organization. i04 supper tickets
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BRooKFIELD.

Several from this town attended the
funeral of Mrs. w. \. Sprague NJ RAN
,lolrh on Thursday. The burial was in
East Ercolyfield cemetery. Mr. and Mrs.
Srrague always lived in town until re-
cently.-Curtis Kibbec ard Mrs. Hattie
L.nmson were united in marriage AZ tho
hcmc Of Mrs. Lanson in Randolph or
Thursday evening. They are away for Il
short trip, after which they will return Ia
Mr.. Kibboc's homc.-The base ball nine of
Broolitield played the Randolph team. the
score resulting & TO in faN or of RAN
doiph.-W. w Spraguc. Mrs. Ahb,e NAL
lory and Carrie Parker spent Sunday IN
East Br0okticld.
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JEFFERsoNvILLE.

The dramatic entertainment at the
town hall May 80 drew Il crowded house.
One hundred and forty dollars were
taken. which finished paying for the
town clock and bcl.-Ralph Hebb has
gone to Essex Centre &c have charge Of
the railroad station in that rlace.-Mrs.
N. n. Dodge. who has beer quite SER
iously sick. is improving.-J. Frank Hun
ton If Willamstown ami Clara d. Miles
OF Cambridge were married in Cam
bridge May 80 by the Rev Henry c.
Howard. The high school base ball
team went to johnson May % to play
against the johnson team. The score
was six TO four in favor of Jefersonville
Mrs. Leo Leighton from Fort Dodge
Iowa, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. H. Watkirs-There will he "A
lawn party ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs
a. VI. Wood Tuesday evening. June 49,
for the benefit of The South Cambridr c
Cemetery association. Cake and ice crem
will be served.-Mrs. Frank Watkins
from Ashton. Dakota. who was recently
guest at r.. n. Watkins's. is visiting re-
Iatives in Bakersi!eld.-The base ball
team went to Bakersfield last Monday
to play with tho Brigham Academy ba Sc
ball team. The score was nine to eight
in favor Of JefcrsOnville.
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ing directors and officers we're elected
DIRECTORS DR. o. c. Baker. Charles
Dewey. T.. j. Ormsbee, r.. d. Blackwell.
w. r. Dewey: officers. president Charles
Dewey. manager. Z. .. Blackwell; treas
urer. I. II. Mcleod clerk, r.. II. Button;
auditors. C.. II. Ross and l.. A. Severy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Raymorp %
Cambridge Junction are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Burnham.
Mrs. +. F.. Powers of Swampscott,
Mass. is visiting al the nome az her par
onts. Mr. and Mrs. f.. G. Carr,
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
r r.. Hancock Monda".
Richard Swan of Williams College is tho
guest of Theron Wright
Mrs. Z. T. Page has gone to Massd-
chusetts for months stay with rela-
tlNcS.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURQH.

Miss Winnie Mott gave party 70 abou,
rs OF her young friends last Friday even.
ting 1T being her 18th birthday. The even
Ing was joyfully spent by card playing
and music. Light refreshments were
served a. midnight by Mrs. J. NJ. Mott aud
Mrs. f. Holcomb The house was beau
tifully trimmed with flowers and ferns
Her many friends presented her with an
elegant silver jewel case.
Three cows belonging to W. W Sawyer
we're killed by lightning Friday.--Miss
Cornclia Deuel. will spend the summer
with friends in Canada. where she went
Wednesdoy.-A special town meeting
was held Saturday evening to eject So
eectman to fill tho vacancy caused by the
death of II. G. Jameson O. o. Bell was
eiectcd.-P. d. Jameson and wife are in
town for short visit.-The schools in
town have all closcd.--We now have an
extra mail train arriving at 1:3o p. m.
and leaving ut 2:20 y. M, until tho 26th
when it will leave at about six o'clock
r. m-1hc now buildings at the borough
IRE progressing rapidly.-Mss Avery has
closed the special meetings here and
gone to her home in Massachusetts,
Mrs. NJ. A. Lessor and children have re-
aurned from Burlington. where they have
been living the past three years. and are
now staying with her mother. Mrs. S. l..
Brayton. nv Lessor will come later.
They will occupy their home this fall
There was a birthday party at George
NJ. Motifs last Friday evening in honor Of
sis daughter, Winnie's. 18th brthdny.-
~. L. Dean has bought fine matched
0pan Of horses-H. w. Marvin was in
Ewanton last Friday on business.-Mrs.
~. l.. Mott, who has been i'll for several
weeks is able to be about.-W. NJ. 1.y-
man, r. +. d. carrier. is on the route
again after his severe illness with pneu-
Nnonia.