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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
STOWE.

The public library trustees have pur-
chased for the library the university
encyclopedia of twentieth century knowl-
edge in ten volumcs.-Thc second basket
ball team of the high school played the
second team from Morrisville here on
Friday evening. the score being - to :
in favor of Stowc.--Miss Sarah Mayo has
moved her dressmakng and millinery
business from the station block to H..
Mayo's building.-George Bushcy and
family from the State of New York are
occupying Mrs. Eunice Politics. house,
p. r. Gale has been confined to the
house for two weeks with a carbuncle OH
the neck-Mrs. V. G. Babcock was i'll
tho past week with the grip.-Mr. and
Mrs Gilman Foster have been i'll with
the grip but are now improving. The
regular meeting of Mt Mansfield Juvenile
Temple, ]. O. G. r.. was held on Satur
day afternoon at H. Il. Straw's residence.
Jennie French and katherine Smaley
were initiated into the order. The next
meeting Will be held on December 30-Mr.
ana Mrs. l.. c. Raymond are moving into
their new house.
Mrs. C.. IT, Douglass has been seriously
I'll for several days.-Dr Bidwell OF
Waterbury was in Stove on Monday IL.
cases Of i. NJ. Robinson and Mrs. g. II.
Douelass.---A son was born on December
10 to Mr.. and Mrs +. Il. Wiitshire.--l.
J.. Hobart of Cloverdale has been in
Stowe on business two days this week.
Mrs Sarah Weeks is visiting relatives
in HYDE Park.--The fail term of the
high and graded chool closes on Decem-
bcr H. Examinations begin on Thursday
Of this week. The Bridge Street Mend
ing club ipct with Mrs George Marshall
last week. The members of the cluD
arc making arrangements to install and
run i've street lamps in their vicinity. -
Dr. Tnkham of burlington WIS in stowe
Oh Wednesday. when. assisted by DR. II.
". EarroWs. he performed AN operation
upon Mrs G. H. Douglass Tor the re-
nloVal OF an ubsccsS. \ trained nurse
from Burlington is caring for Mrs
Jouglass.-ir. W. Beldcn of Watstield
vas in Stowe cn business on Tuesday
rhc Wonan's Foreign Missionary so
Ciety of The Methodist Church will hold
thci- quarterly mite box opening with
Mrs. Matte Sanborn Thursday. Dscanl-
Der q. AT 2:90-At Unity Church Rev. r..
Al. II. Abbott. the pastor. will preach
The SundfY mornig service at 1915. Sub
feet of sermon, Fear in Secular Life"
Young Peoples Fraterntv meeting AZ
=. m. rope, Triumph over HI d ance
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
SOUTH WOODBURY..

The opening OF the school in tho viii
age, which has been delayed a week al
account of sickness among the children
commenced on Monday. --Gladys ,iuodoll
who has been i'll and threatened viii
pneumonia is convalescent.-The Chris
tian Endcavor meeting held at T.. :
Sabins was we'll attended. There vera
ten members present from the Ia
Calais society.-Augusta Dudley has re-
turned from Hardwick and will spcnd tho
winter with Myrtle Lance.-Mr. and Mrs
l.. S. Collins lately visited at o. A. WI
hur's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
RoXBURY.

Mrs. r.. =. circuit spent Sunday with
her husband in Northhcd.-Mr and
Mrs. John unticdt, wife ana son of West
Brookiicld were at J. w. Howe's recent.
ly.-The fair held at the Congregational
vestry Friday afternoon and evening
ally. at least SIS being realized. Amona|
those present from out OF town wcrd|
Miss BESSIE Hanley. l.. Webb anil
daughter. Miss Mary Webb. Mrs Fannisl
Ninton and son Francis and Mrs. 5. ~
Webb of East Granville, Mr.. and Mrs
William Kerr. Mrs. Della Wiley and NJ sal
EVELYN Hanlon of Mortified. DR.. l.|
NJ. Greene of Bethel was in town to at.
tend Mrs. William Keyes last week.
Harry Tlden OF Goddard Seminary was|
at home over Sunday.--Mrs r. G. Nan|
Deusen was on the sick list last week |
The remains of Gardner SAMPSON Of
Brookfied were brought here Sunday fo1
interment In the village cemetery The
buildings belonging 10 Joseph Eddy
were burned last Friday rorning.-E. ri
Cram is quite sick and is attended by|
Dr. Ellis of Brookfield Bert pickinson.|
George W. French and q, \. TildHnI
were among the recent visitors in North'|
field Mrs. q. A. 1idcn and Master Frl|
were in Montpelier Saturday-W.
Continued On 18th paI~.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
MIDDLESEX.

Mrs. Eva Marble Of New Hampshire
has been spending a few DAYS with MR..
George AleXandor.-Mrs. EdCcrlcv. Mrs
j. II. Robinsons mother. who is ovcp
90 years of age is quite poorly and un-
der the doctors care. --Goorgc Miles has
had a New England telephone placed IN
his house. Joseph Ward has tinisic!
work for G.. Alexander and returned IA
his hone.-Thc Ladies Aid society hold
their annual chicken pie supper and
Christmas sale AT Holdens hall Wedncs,
day evening.-rhe dancing school com
Quoted by Mr.. Nichols of Barre vii
close this week Tuesday evening unless
more money is ed.-f.ggs have taken
a decided fall from 40 10 ~ cents. -rlf
patrons on the mail route are number
ing their boxes according to orders from
the government
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

The Rev j. .. Taylor died at his home
last Sunday, December B. after short
illness ending in heart failure. The fun.
eral was held Wednesday from his church
IN East Craftsbury. the Rev, d. G.
Harris Of Barnet officiatins. lie WAS 6?
years Of age and leaves a wife and four
children. In his death the town loses
beloved and respected citizen. his
church an earnest, faithful pastor and
friend, his iom.ly kind and loving
husband and fathor.-The Rev. II. j.
rl.rystic was ~ Morrisville last We'd
nes,day on husincss.-Thc village school
commenced last Monday with Miss Julia
Reed in the higher department and Miss
Rosa Smith in the primary.-Mrs. Il. J.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14

\. shaw; G. T.. & r.. s. c. Rich; G. c.,
C.. c. GOkey. There was a large att.n-
dance including visitors from Montpe-
lier. Waterbury. Barre, Randolph and
other towns.
Their remains of Prof. Adrian scott
were taken to Blackstone Mass, on
the morning train Yesterday for burial
accompanied by the members OF IN"
family. Prayer was held AZ the home
on Central street by thu Rev, T.. w.
Sharpe ut a:+5 a. M. after which TN"
body was taken to the station escort
cd by the entire corps fof cadets from
Norwich University. tn" faculty acting
as hearers
George II. Randall of Cheyenne. wy
"n'ing. of the class of 'oi of Norwich
University, is spending n few days IN
town visiting at tho university.
j. NJ. Cooley. who has been the night
operator at the Central Vermont sta
ton for the past three months left yes
terday for Montreal. where he has
position as relieving agent on one of
TIL" divisions of the Canadian Pacific.
Mrs. Paulina Davis, who has been i'll
at her home on Central street for the
past week with bronchitis is reported
some what improved
Paulina, the little daughter If Mr.
and Mrs. II. {. Cady. who has been i'll
with the same trouble is also improved
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
HYDE PARK.

In tho case Of Morgan US. Tucker the
plaintiff was awarded 1897 and costs.
Elias Stygles and William Burns, both
of Watcrvile. were lodged in Jail sun
day charged with unlavfully killing
deer. They were arraiened before jus
tice II. u. Davis of Belvidere Saturday
and bound over to appear at county
court.
The village was aroused Sunday after
aoon by an alarm of fire. but it proved
10 be only a chimney burning out at
Elmer Whitcomb's.
Mrs. Chas. s. IIacor who has been
spending several weeks hero with her
parents, Col. and Mrs. Il u. Sawyer, re.
turned to her home in Albany, n. y,
Wednesday morning
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
EAST WARREN.

Inc youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs
IRWIN Heath which has been very feeble
since birth is gradually faiiing.-W. v.
harmon ana wife spent part of last
week in Waitsfielh at the home Of George
l'earned-Thc many friends of Mrs. \
e. Gleason, who went to Bellows Fail,
to visit her son, are glad to hear that he i.
much improved Edward Farron was in
Barre a part of last week.-Mrs.. Or.
Dodge is very sick with pncumonia.-,'
G. Lamb. f.. e. Heath. John Mobus and
Edward Farron are soon to have tcIc
phones placed in their homcs--G Il
Campbell has a job OF cutting quite
large stock Of spruce lumber on +. c.
lambs mountain lot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

Lodge, Knights If Pythias. conferred
.hc first degree upon John Sheldon last
Tuesday night and received two petit
tons to be acted upon--A telephone line
1as been put up connecting the follow
ng families: VIM Davis, ~. r. F'lctch-
er. George Butler. Ben ODER, George
Wheeler r.. II. Shorwin and the rail-
road station Homer Caswel has NOV
ed into the Emerson Davis house on
Mair street r. 4. Leland and O. A.
Mcfarland spcn. sunday here with their
families. - special town meeting held
last Monday the sclectmen were in
strucicd to hire II sum of money not to
exceed SG.ccn0o to redeem outstanding
paper at the lowest rate of interest pos
sihc. johnson Grange Is in hourishing
condition. have received application from
ten persons. The next meeting will be
held this week Saturday night ut @. A.
x. hail Allen * Chdffce have commence
.d the shipment . their hardwood l,,ni-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
WATERBURY CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Monktoi
visited at Charles Stevens's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Guild and Mrs
Guilds sister. Mrs Paige of Boston.
who have been visiting his father and
brother for the past two weeks. return.
cd TO Boston Tue.day.-l.. l.. Sulham
expects to move to stowe in March.-I.
Il. Marshall remains about the same.
MIR. and Mrs. Dow Adams. Mrs. Nellie
Murray and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. \.
Hyon attended the State Grange AZ
y. c. Hayes is sicH
with the grip.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
ALBANY.

Grin Delano had Il paralytic stroke tho
18th of November. He gradually failed
until the morning Of the 10th when he
passed away.-Earl Wallace who is work
ing in the drug store at St. Johnsbury is
home for short vacaton.-D. II. IIac-
ket and Mrs. Matte Anderson were mar
ri"d at Lyndonvilc by the Rev. Albert
Gregory the 5th.-G. NJ. Jlunter has gone
TO McIndOcs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
EDEN.

Mrs. Larock. wife of the late Frank
Larock died at her home December -
Mrs. Sanborn has gone to Newport to
fpend few weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. Gilchrst and then she and Mrs
Bell Hill will go to California to spend
tho wintcr.-Mrs. Herb Hines has been
quite sick. but is now convalcsccnt
Mrs. Nora Baker has been sick. DR.
Prentiss was called to sec her.--Frcl
Davis and family spent Sunday with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. a..
Emery.-A little babe was born to Ash
ley Sargent and wife December and
lived hut Il few hours. Mrs. Sargent is
ioing well. Her mother. Mrs. Dodge is
caring for her.-Mr. Wheeler of Albany
is IN town organizing n Woodmen lodge. -
T.. II. Stone and family are living in
Mrs.. Sarhorn's house while she Is away.
II. Il. Blake was in Boston on busi .
ress trip last week. Mrs. Blake has
been quite sick but is bcttcr.--O. Il.
Whittenore aud p. Collins are attending
court.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
MoRET0WN.

Miss Carrie Tanner is working for Mrs.
Bidgood.-J. ID. Bidgood got a bad fall
in the barn and has not been able to
work for n week.--The Ladies' Aid met
Wednesday with Mrs. DR.. Haylctt.-The
ladies' prayer meeting this week FRI
day meets with Mrs Fannie Griffith
Mrs William Ward from Waitsiield
visited her son, Will. Saturday.
W. \. Ward went TO Hanover, ~ H..
Monday.--Roy McCarty is clcrking in w.
o. Wards store. Nelson Beach is scb
with n cold
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14

Everett Lincoln. who was struck by a
circular saw in Garrys lumber camp,
was buried sunday. The funeral was
held at the residence of DR. Morchou...
who was "A distant relative. There was
" large number of friends present from;
liubbardton and Fair Haven. The burial
was in Fair ilavcn.-The Ladies' Aid
society met December with Mrs. S. L;
Hitchcock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Charles Dix of Philadelphia was in town
the latter part OF the week prospecting In
with granite quarres on A.
H. Bccdlc's and Mrs. Ida Manns farms
Several samples of this granite have been
analysed and tested and have been fotsad
TO be Of the very finest quality. This
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
PLAINFIELD.

Edgar Smith of WATERFOWL, Me. Is in
town looking for carload of cows -
Prof Elmore's dancing class went to tn"
public at East Montpelier on Tuesday
night.--Levi Bartlett, who has been i'll
with appendicitis and pneumonia. Is i'm
proving. Harold Sheaff went to Mont-
peler to have DR. Chandler set his shout.
der. which was broken recently.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14

who took possession December and cx-
poets to move into NJ. d. Gilman :
housc.-Thc village schools began Mon
Gay with Miss Vivian Burke of Lyndon
Center and Miss Clara Jacques of this
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
TAySTCN.

Henry Dana is quite ill.-M,s. Munros
Hayes is sick with acute appendicitis,
The school teachers for this winter ~
far as engaged are, school
No. l. Mrs Agnes l.. Carey of Waits
field: No. .. Miss Maud Buckley of More.
town: No. 1. Howard Long: No. C. Mss
Emily MaXwel of Waitstield: No. !.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
WATERvILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. James McCuon Of John
son visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncy Tillotson. last week.-Jamcs Il.
Wilbur of tundsrhll was in town on
Thursday.-A l.. Laraway was in Hyd"
Park on business Thursday.-Dan Ben
nett has moved into Mr.. Laraway's
boarding house in Codding Hollow. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Culver of Richfori
visited her father. Charles Child, over
Sunday.-Floyd Fairbanks has engaged
to clerk for II. Atkins at Elmore. Alfred
Etygles has bought the Orpha Hulburd
farm ut the north part of the town of
Frank Lara way.-Mr and Mrs. James
Watson of Cambridge junction visited
Mr.. and Mrs John Lumbra over Sunday
--E1ias Styglcs and William Burns was
arrested by Sheriff Stearns of Hyde Park
pn Saturday and brought before Justice
X. ID. Davis. charged with killing deer
They were given hearing and bound
over to the county court.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
RANDOLPH CENTRE.

daughter was born to Lester W.
Parmenter and wife last week Tuesday
Normal School commissioners Prof
Howard of Middlebury and +. W. Pierce
or Chester visited the normal Friday
and Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. Ball of
Charlotte we're here last week looking
over tho farm of ]. r. Mead with view
to urchasing.--Forrost and Owen Sey-
mour have rented George Pantons farm
in Brookficld and are to take possession
at once.-Mrs. J. n. Holden and Miss
Jennie Welch left saturday for a several
days visit in Boston. The Rev. George
w. Patterson spent the first of last
week with his mother in Hanover \. IT,
Mrs. Downey has come to suend the
winter with her daughter. Mrs. Fred
l.. Daye.T. S. Ailis of Derby. Conn.
was here a few DAYS last weck.--Thcre
is to he a public sociablc and whist
party at the training school next Satur-
day evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
BRAINTREE.

Charles Spear. who has been quite sick
with pneumonia is much better.-Nlrs.
Philenda Bass spout several days last
week in Randolph with her sister. Mrs
Manora Hutchinson Mrs. Mary Wood
ward and her daughter were recently in
Middlebury for few days.-Glen Thayer
returned home from Mortified last week,
where he has boon spending some time
with his aunt. Mrs. Frank Gold.-Msscs
Della Kinney and Bertha Walker are
staying with their grandparents Mr.
and Mrs S. :. Hutchinson and attending
the village school.-Miss Anna Copeland
has been quite sick with pneumonia. but
is some better at this writing-A new
line Of the Peoples telephone is being run
from the central office at Randolph up
the branch road through the Battles dis
trict thus on to the Eddy Smith place
and will finely terminate at West Brain
tree
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
H. w. ALLEN u co.
WEST HAVEN.

ing match will be held after all have
been served
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-14
NEWPORT.

Chrystic and children left last week
for Sheldon to spend Christmas.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-30
EPNORTH LEAGUE.

The Marietta Chapter, Epworth
League, celebrated its tenth ami
versary on last Sunday night with very
appropriate exercises. Mr.. j J. Dan
iel conducted the exercises and de-
livered the welcome address. Scrip
ture reading by DIR. Lovejoy, and prayer
10y Presiding Elder Christian. A very
large choir rendered some very sweet
and excellent music, with Mrs. C. P,
Stephens at the piano. A most charm
ing quartette was sung by Messrs. Mat
thews, Smith, Hartsell and Rambo.
Mr. j. j, Daniel gave very interest
ing history of the origin Of the Epworth
League organization Miss Martha
Welsh gave e fine paper on the history
of The Marietta Chapter. A beautiful
solo was sung by Mrs. Grist. Mrs.
Tre7ary gave splendid paper on How
the Pastor Can Help the Epworth
League" Verses we're read 10y twenty
lesguers as to "How to Be Happy. DR..
Lovejoy made the concluding talk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-30
MILLINERY OPENING.

Mrs. j. S. Warren's Millinery open.
ing last Thursday and Friday was a
most excellent one and large crowds
were present to see the beautiful dis
play of hats fo- spring and summer
In every particular there was heard ex-
CARNATIONS of admiration in praise of
the artistic creations of head gear
The most fastidious taste can be pleas
ed at this bazaar of fashion from the
most common to the most exquisite
pattern. The opening was a success as
the many sales made evidenced. Mrs.
Warren has every facility for the pleas
ing of her customers and you will not
need to go to Atlanta when there is
such splendid array of hats on sale
at this popular place. Prices are right
and you will do we'll to call and get the
pick of the many lovely hats and mill
inery novelties on sale.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-30
INJUNCTION FILED.

The cutting down of the hill on At
lanta street, in front of Mr.. D. B..
Parks house by the street car line, was
stopped by Mr.. Parks on last Friday by
his lawyers, Clay & Blair, filing bill
of injunction. Judge Gober granted
a temporary restraining injunction to
be heard on next Saturday. Mr.. Parks
claims that cut of sixteen feet or
more is to be made by the electric car
company, which will leave him high
up with no way to get in or out with a
wagon to his place, and that the dam
age to his property will be one thous-
and dollars. Mayor Motley refused to
recommend to the car company the
payment of that sum, but offered $500,
which Mr.. Parks declined. Mr.. Parks
says lie will be forced to abandon his
home. which the city assessors value al
50 600
1t is thought the matter will be ad.
justed by arbitration Wednesday.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-30
WALLACE ROBERTSON,

A quiet but pretty wedding was that
Of Miss Susie Mae Wallace to Mr.. Rob-
ert Il. Robertson which occurred at the
home of the brides parents on last
Sunday afternoon at half past four
o'clock. Rev. w. p. Lovejoy perform
ed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. w.
Il. Wallace and is one of Marietta
most beautiful young women. She
was married in a blue travelling suit
with blue turban to match. She car.
ried shower bouquet of BRIDES roses
and maiden hair fern.
The groom is one of Atlanta's most
worthy young men, and holds re.
sponsible position with the Nashville,
Chattanooga and ST. Lous Il. r.
The happy couple left on the 6:45
train to visit several places of interest
and will be gone about ten days after
which they will be at home to their
friends in Atlanta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-30
TO BE TESTED.

Tom LiUtlejohp, colored, was tried
before Mayor Motley few. weeks ago
on the charge of keeping whisky on
sale, and selling the same on Sunday
The mayor placed n fine of 5000 or
three months on the city changing
and Littlejohn went to work on the
streets. On Friday Col. Boyd Moss
was employed to institute habeas cor
pus proceedings to secure Littlejohn
his liberty, which he did. The case
came up before Judge Gober on Satur-
day morning. Col. Moss alleges that
the mayor couldn't sentence Little
john to the changing, and that this
action was a violation of the state
and United States constitutions, as a
man couldn't be deprived of his liberty
without trial by jury. Judge Gober
agreed that the case might go to the
supreme court for final settlement, and
let LittleiOhn out on bond. Col. Moss
takes the case up. Col. D. w. Blair
and Mayor Motley represented the
city.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-30
LYRIC STOCK COMPANY.

The Lyric Stock Company which is
playing weeks engagement at the
Peoples Theatre, was greeted by a
crowded house its opening perform.
ance Monday night. The company is
presenting all royalty plays, and each
role is in the hands of clever artists
Very pleasing specialties are introduce
ed between acts.
The following bills will be put on
the balance of the week Wednesday
night, "In Idaho" Thursday night.
mabel Heath; ;" Friday, David Gar
rick" Saturday matinee, "Troubles of
the Katzenjammer Twins" Saturday
night "The Lobster"
The company is one of the best on
the road, and is giving general satisfac-
ton to the large crowds attending.
Mr. Nat G.. Hoyt, Georgia boy. is
managing the company, and guarantees
nothing but refined amusement. Prize
es 10, 20 and 80 cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-30
COOKING CLUB.

The Young Ladies' Cooking Club met
Friday afternoon at Miss Olivia Bacon's
home and enjoyed another delightful
time. In fact, this proved one of the
most successful of all their meetings.
The menu prepared was most excellent,
and Miss Bacon proved a fine hostess
Miss Mary Dean Towers was voted the
prize winner, hands ONE vase, for
cooking the best dish, cheese straws
having been assigned to her to display
her skill in cooking. At each plate
were cards with hand-painted violets
thereon, and a bouquet of violets-vio-
let's being the color scheme. Those
present were: Misses Mary Dean Tow
ers, Olivia Bacon, Eileen Gober, Leila
Anderson, Nell Hughes, Leila. Leake
Irene Barnes, Nina Gignilliat, Mrs.
Harry DuPre, Mrs Ralph Northcutt,
Mrs Walter Sans ana Miss Mary
Norton Towers, of Rome.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-30

According to an opinion handed down
by the supreme court of Georgia Sat-
urday morning, it is violation of the
state law relative to gaming for two or
more persons to play pool or billiards
with the understanding that the loser
is to pay for the use of the table. In
the event the officers of the law in
Georgia take advantage of the decision,
il will be within the power of the au-
thCrities to close nearly every pool
and billiard parlor and bowling alley
in Georgia, as all of them operate upon
the plan whereby the losers pay for the
game. The case which brought forth
The decision from the highest court in
Georgia came down from Gainesville
Barlow county, on a bill of exceptions