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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-15
WEST BERKSHIRE

The Rev. G "A. Emery was called to
Sheldon last week to officiate at the
funeral of former parishioner.-
Childrcn's day will he observed next Sun
day evening. June IS. at 7:30 o'cloclt--Mr.
ard Mrs. L. r.. Howard of Wcstford were
guests Of Mrs. Maudc Jennc a few days
recently.-fIarry lsham of Morrisvile is
visiting at the home of his cousin. Mrs.
G. A. Hull.-'rhc condition of Roy
Rashaw. the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bashaw, who is i'll with pneu-
monia, is mprovng.-Mr and Mrs. lay
Tor of Broomc. Que, visited Mrs. Tay-
lor's brother, John Jollcy last week.
The West Berkshire band gave their
first open air concert Saturday evening
and was much enjoyed by all.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Scarlcs drove to st. Albans
Bay Tuesday to visit the Rev. and Mrs.
a. w. Ford, also to attend the w. G.. Il.
I. convention at st. Albans--G. c. Jol-
ley and H.. A. Hoadley were in St.
Adams Tuesday, Misses Ellen Wagner
Cora Hart, Minnie Capron and Miranda
Ewins attended the commencement ex-
crciscs and concert at Enosburgh Falls
Friday.--Dr. and Mrs J. n. JENNIE Of
Burlington called on friends in town
Saturday, having made the trip in their
automobile.--Mrs. Carrie Peterson Mrs
Homer Chaffee, Misses Mary ]. Arm
strong and Hattie Rogers are attending
the w. c. T. l.. convention at ST.
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MORRISVILLE.

F. J. Smaley is very low at his home
on Union street, having been stricken last
Saturday. with pneumonia in its worst
form. trained nurse came from Bur
lington Monday morning. to care for him.
His condition was slightly more encour-
aging AZ last report. A second nurse came
from Burlington Tuesday to assist in
his care.
A meeting was held at tho Randall Mon
day evening by those interested in a
Fourth of July celebration in Worthwhile
A good number was out and the interest
manifested seemed to warrant the decision
to celebrate. Committees were appointed
on sports, fireworks. finance. etc, and II
general committee consisting of Mcssrs
Webster, Small and Boynton. The finance
committee has already begun its canvass
Miss Katherine Roynton has 6mplcted
her engagement in Miss Florence Billings's
millinery store. where she has been EN-
ployed the past season.
Mrs. y. n. Hutchins left Monday morn
ing. for Old Orchard Me-, where she will
he a guest at the Vesper House for a few
weeks
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JOHNSON.

Jason French is spending few weeks
in Mansonvlle, Que.-Dr. Wheeler or
Purlington was called here last week to
see s. A. Andrews who is in Il serious
condtion.-W. G. Andrews of Montpelier
visited his brother s. A. Andrews last
wcck.-Word has been received from Mrs.
Mary Morgan, she is improving in health
The thimble party at Mrs a. II. Bucks
last Thursday was very enjoyable af-
fair. Supper was served by Mr.. and Mrs
Ruck.-Jennic Miner spent Sunday with
he sister at Cadys- Fals.--W. II. Stcarns
was called to Triton. N. H.. last Friday
H. T.. Holbrook spent Sunday with
friends In camp at Greensboro.-The Hon.
W. f. Ranger was guest Of c. II.
stcarns last Friday.--C. A. Riddle Was in
burlington last week.-Mrs. T. J. Boyan-
ton OF Everett. Mass. has returned to
her home.-Hasen Tracy Is visiting his
father here for a few days.-lhe sermon
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Childrens day was observed Mt both
tho Baptist and CONGREGATIONAL Churches
last Sunday.-Mrs S. r.. Brown of Ash
land. \. H., and her granddaughter.
Ella Iconia Brown Of Sanbornton. n.
H.. are visiting at DIR. f.. r. Browns
VI. l.. Gauvin has moved his family to
Barton. where he has been for the past
few months.-Smith g. Davis and Miss
Lillian Belle Farnsworth were united
in marriage at the home of the bride
Sunday afternoon. June H. by the Rev.
&C.. J. Peterson of East Berkshirc.-Mrs.
A. l.. Dix. Mrs. n. r. Porter. Mrs. +.
is. Wright and Miss Mildred Brown at
tended the w. c. T. u, convention at ST.
Adams Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week. The Rev. G. S. Ropes has tender
cd his resignation as pastor OF the
Baptist Church here.-The people OF ST.
Isidore's Church are holding fair this
week at stiles hall.-H II. Tracy is
spending few days with his relatives
in Johnson,
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SOUTH ALBURaH.

Mrs Marlrette O'Neil is Visiting rcla-
tivrs in Burlngton,--J. Rushlow NJ
Rouses Point, n. Y, was in this part of
the town last Tuesday, erecting stones
at the graves of John OF Neil and Mrs. r.
G. kinsley.-Mrs. Celia CKirslcy) Bah
cock and daughter, Lois, of Hiawatha.
Kansas. have arrived to spend the sum-
mer with friends.-Mr and Mrs. Truman
Wescott of Bangor, n. ". are visiting at
William McGregor's.-A new woven wire
fence is being placed around the ceme-
tcry.--W. T.. Devel and T.. Mention Rock
we'll of the c. T. Co.. Burlington also r..
Z. Darrow. foreman on the Rutland rail-
road spent Sunday at their homes.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. Warren Rockwell and little
daughter, Dorothy spent Sunday at tho
Ccntor-B. Treadwel of Danbury,
Conn. is boarding at Il. Il. Darrow's.-
Mrs. W. r. Crcllar made n business trip
to Burlington last F'riday.-l.ura
poGuette is very low with tuberculosis. -
Children's day will he observed at the
Methodist Church. Alburgh Center. Sun
day, June IS.
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LAuOILLE COUNTY
CAMBRIDGE.

Wesley Mosey and Frank Reynolds are
putting up the bill boards for the circus
due here July b-The Rev. Edwin
Wheclock is under the core Of DIR. Nay
of Underhll.--Mrs Susie Robbins is
quite III at the home Of her father. W.
n. Long.-Mrs. Mary Reynolds, who has
been III. is convalesccnt.-The funeral Of
Mrs. G. c. Tobin of North Undcrhill was
held at Waterville her old home on
Tuesday at tho church. Many friends
and neghhors form this place attended
The Rev. J. s. Allen of the Methodist
Church at this place officiatcd Tho jury
in the case of Henry Stinson VS.. Central
Vermont railroad made trip Wcdncs-
day to the place where the accident oc-
cured over year ago coming down on
tho regular and returning by special
train to Hyde Park.-Mrs. Or. Brush
spraincd her ankle quite badly recently
and is unable to step on it.--Mrs II. A.
Hatch has returned from n visit to Mil
ton and other placos.-Josoph Roberts
had the misfortune to lose one of his
work horses
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

Maple Lawn Academy commencement
exercises for the class of 1905 will be held
Monday. June 49, at 30 p. m. at the Con-
grcgational Church Following is the pro-
gramme: March. "Old Glory" Jerome
overture, Tho Isle of Spice" jerome. or
chestra: Invocation: salutatory and essay,
1.-The Power That Wins" Cora Ella Bush
ey; grafton. 1.-THE Land OF the Exile" Ar
thur Rockwell Allen: Eavottc. 'Alita.
Losey. orchestra; essay, The Modern
Magic" Cora Belle IIutchins; Grafton and
valcdictory. "'rhc March of Human Pro-
gress.'' Ralph Erwin Corliss; waltz.
Loves Garden" Morse. orchestra; adj
dress to graduates, II. q. Wheeler Bur
iington, VT; comforting of diplomas
Principal Mrs. w. NJ. Stevens; march
Good Bye, Sis" Morse. orchestra: alumni
reunion and reception TO graduates
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Wheat opened steadief on Arm cables. but
reacted and declined a cent during the
day. Last prices showed u to &c cent dc.
cline. July. 40 1b-1Sns2c. closed s1Mc;
Sept. So 7-isas7hc, closed Seisc: Dec,
s6k ds6s,c. closed s6iic.
CORN-Rcceipts. 900 bu: exports S..
100 bu; sales. 1900 bu futures; ss,UpD bu
spot. spot steady. Ortion market opened
easier on largo receipts. rallied with the
West but weakened again. closing A1Mc
net lower July. b77s@5eAc, closed s;;tc:
Sept. 5G,sM57c. closed te&c.
OATS-Rcccipts. 800 bu; spot quiet.
FEED-Was Arm: spring bran 5000;
middiinss, t1seo: city. s2oocaHS.
HAY-Stcady; shipping. 6od6Sc; good to
choice, sons5c.
H1DES-Dull; Galveston. 20 to . lbs,
lie; California. n to Is lbs. isc: Texas
dry. ~ to 80 lbs. 1lc.
WOO1~-Was steady; domestic fleece. u
Gs2c
BEEr-was steady: family. tioSooii. %;
mess &sooas.5o: beef hams. "a ooo1s.be:
packet. SO. oo11o6o: city extra, india mese
50 505l66o
LARD-was steady: western steamed.
s7.soa7 40; Nov. closed S7,3s nominal; 70.
fired quiet continent. 81 %; s. A.. $500;
commercial D2sa2 s2h.
PORE-Was slow. family, Si5.shGfist0;
| 1900; short clear. sl3.750ls 80; mess. sl2751
1880
| PCTATOES-Wcak; Long Island &l1
Q2oo; state and western. Si.s60l.55: Jer.
sey sweets. 32.00d3bD
| TATI.OWM Market dull; city 90 per
pkg %l1c; country tpkgs. free) tta6%Ac.
pETROLECM-Wn quiet refined New
York 1895; Philadelphia & Baltimore
1850. do. in bulk. $500.
COPPER-Quiet; $hs7hGl5.1z1h.
| CoFFEE-Srot Rio quiet: No invoice,
SAC; mild quiet; Cordova. 1odi3c. This
| market for coffee futures opened irreg-
| ular at an advance Of five points on one
| position. hut gradually unchanged TO ave
POINTS lower and during the middle SEES.
sion ruled barely steady. Tho close waa
| steady at a net advance of 5G10 points.
Sales were reported Of $500 bags. inc'ud.
ing July. ss0Sds.15; Sept, IS. 2o1Sso; oct,
| se.20m64o; Dec. ss.5Cds SO: Jan. $685.
| March, :66576.70. May, ss75.
SCGAR-Raw was steady; fair refining,
&c: centrifugal. IS test. 4,ac: moiaasea
sugar. 4c; refined was quiet; No. 8. IS. 4bt
No. 7. $40; No. 4. q 20; No 4. 1875; No.
10. $500 No. II. $50: No. u. $5.o6: No IL,
r.95; confectioners a. $50; mould a, Ss.+ot
cut loaf. $s.75; crushed. $50; powdered.
Ss15; graduated. sso5; cubes. $3.50.
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ALBURGH.

w. f.. Howell has bought the resi-
dencr and meat market OF Clement L.
Demarse and family have rented the
house formerly occupied by w. Il. Van
tine-W. w. Sawyer. Il. +. u. inspector
for New England. was In town Monday.
William Sheldon is suffering with II
carbunclc on the face.-Mrs. w. -.
Griggs has returned from New York
where she has been visiting.-M. A. Les
sor OF Burlington spent Sunday with
his family here.--H. w. Marvin spent
Sunday with his son In Essex Junction
Melborn Haxen Is moving the old home
stead formerly occupied by his father
Andrew Hasen.-Mrs. Schroin and
daughter Of Nebraska we're guests last
week OF her uncle. Peter Vantine.
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l.. June IL. Tho Rev. r. y. Hunt LETT
for his camp in the Maine wood June Q.
His health is somewhat improved.--Thc
farmers are getting a good price for
wool this season IL heirg 20 cents a
pound--I. c. Bishop and wife started on
u carriage drive to Derby. where they
will spend several weeks with their son.
Rcrt.-Mrs. Nathanci Learned. an old time
resident of Fairfax. died Mt her daughter
Mrs. Fowlers. June ~. The funeral was
held at East Georgia at Emanuel Church
the Rev. Mr.. Goodcll officatcd
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EDEN.

Mrs. II. W. Bacon went To burlington
Tuesday. where she will he operated on
for the removal If n tumor.-Mrs. W. IT,.
Emery and son. Henry. went to Johnson
to visit her son. George Saturday. who
was very sick. Or. Prentice Is attending
him. George Powell and wife have
gone to stay with their daughter. Mrs.
Collins. AS Mr. Powells health is In very
Dad state and it did not seen right for
them to live alone until he is better
Mrs Dodge and son. Clarence. have set
up housekeeping in Mrs. Sanbcrn's house.
The Waterfalls base ball team will
r!ay the Eden team at the mills Satur-
day the l7th.-A Christian worker is
canvassing the town in behalf Of the
Sunday school home department.
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THINKS IT QUINN s BODY.
Brother Who Saw II Satisfied Il
Was the BrattlchOro Man.

Kingston, r. l.. June ia man who
announced that he was a brother Of Her.
bert r. Gum, the Brattloboro. Vt. real
estate broker, thought to have committed
suicide by jumping from a Joy line steam.
er bound from New York for Providence
May 20, viewed the body OF the man found
of Quonset point last Friday to-day.
The condition of the body prevented alb.
solutc Identification but the visitor thought
from the general appearance OF the 70.
mains they were those of his brother.
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The Rev. w. ". Wilcox OF Tarrytown,
N. Y. spent last week with W. T. Corn
nell and on Sunday he preached a very
interesting sermon at the Methodist
Church.-Mr and Mrs. j. II. Butler Of
Burlington were guests Of ". w. Fisk
over Sunday. -Children's day exercises
were held at the Methodist Church Sun
day morning which were much enjoyed
by all-Mr and Mrs. M. r. ronncll and
family 81 1arrytown, N. ". are al
Piney Lodge on the West shore for the
summer. Mr.. Cornell will only he here
at different times for a short stay.-H.
W. Allen Of New York was ut NJ. 3.
Thomas's last week.-Mrs.. Samira Rey-
no,ds died Sunday morning after Ions
illness.
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COMMERCIAL.


New York Juno H.
FLOUR-Reccipts, lc.l:S bbls; exports,
$3.50 bbls; sales. 500 ibis. The mar
ket was steady to-day; Minnesota patents.
g. eSTe36: Minnesota bakers. N3oQt e.
winter patents. IS. 5cdSs6; winter straights
Is t6sl5: winter extras. He2dA3o: vim
ter low grades. es%5T<io.
RYE FLOUR-Market steady; fair to
good. N%0G%6o; choice TO fancy. 1850
SE.
WHEAT-Recclpts oa7oo bn: sales, g.
100000 bu. futures; spot barely steady.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Childron's day was observed at the
Congregational Church Sunday last
Miss Edora Hodges is Il guest of her
sister. Mrs. L. ". Bottom Mrs. George
Eurg of Glcrs Falls is spending Il few
weeks with her father. PANEL Moren.-
*. a. Paul is spending few days in
Boston.-Mss Eva Pond. who has been
spending several months IN Boston, has
returned homc,-Mrs. Joseph Cook went
last Friday to the Mary Fletcher
hospital in burlington, where she is t.
have an operation performcd-Mr Cof-
fin Of New hampshire was called here
last week by the critical illness of his
grandson. Edwin Coffin. who at the
present time is considered a little bet
ter.-Wiliam Spear is critically i'll.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, June is.
Cotton futures opened easy. July. $SSe;
Aug, 1875, sept, $S.SS; oct, sS4S: Nov,
SA. Dec. $50; Jan. 1858; Feb. -;
March. Ss.6a May, sS.H, Spot closed quiet,
3 points higher: middline uplands, ss.9S:
middling gulf. 500: sales none.
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

Mrs. Duncanson of Amsterbure. Ont.
Is visiting her sister Mrs. j. 8. Good
fellow.-Mrs. Berry Of Lincoln. Neb., is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. ]. s. Gordon.
Mrs. Loren Rockwell of iona wanda. n.
y. Is spending a few weeks with her
sister, Miss Cora Rockwell.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston. June H.
BtTTER-Tha market was steady;
northern, oliane2c western. ol32i,:c; Yer.
mont dairy. 1gd2lc.
Market was quiet. Vermont
twins nti.c.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Fostor, June H.
In coprors. Greene and Amalgamated
were to only active stocks to-day. The
former ranged between 2Ias ard 2ai,, clos.
ing - Amalsamated between 70 and 7o,s.
closing at the latter figure
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Assassinated Premier IL Buried.
Athens. Greece. June 1.-THE Chamber
OF Deputies to-day decided to adjourn uN.
til after the funeral OF tho late Premier
NJ. Delyannis. who was assassirated yes.
terday by professional gambler.
A royal decree orders . state funeral
and that the greatest honors he paid
to the memory OF the late premier.
An autopsy of the remain OF NJ. Dolly.
annis establishes that the wound was
similar to that which resulted In the
death by assassination of M. Garnet,
President Of France.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago, June II.
WfEAT--Julv. ssi4c; Sept, scA1setc;
Dec. s?isMs2'.c: May, SC.
CORN-July 52l.c; old ;:ssd 5:Nc: Sept,
07sn5lc; old. 5lisc; Dec, 47%c; old. ave,
May. 4sMc.
OATS-Juna, 3oisdaoi.c July. sO4s7co,sct
Sept .s'.c: Dec 2a,.c: May. Sic.
MESS PORK--(Pcr bbn-July. 81. 52,.d
1875: Sept. sl2.s5: oct. s12s5.
LARp-Pcr 40 lhs)-July &7e.isT7c5'
Sept. s7l2iadZ45: Oct. s75
SHORT RIBS-Sides Ooose)-July,
$40; Sept. s7.s2ls Oct. s7.7oNl772is.
Cash auotations
WITEAT-No. ? spring wheat, 81 .o5 11.0S,
No. 2. HScH1.0j No. . red, &c.
CORN No. .. $3.50, No. . yellcw Ii.c.
oATs-No. ,. 3o'4c; Nc. white, a2y.c;
No. 3 white, 3oisa32c.
RYF-No. .. 7Sn7ac.
BARLEY-Good feeding. :sG &c: fair t.
choice mailing 4s049c.
TLANSEED-No. I, 81 Is. northwestern,
No. |, sl.4S.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime $40
MESS PORK-(Per bhD-sl2 5pa1.x.
LARp-(Per 1ho lbs)-s711i?T7.
SHORT RTBS-Sides Qoose)- 37.37i.61 -
S1DES-Short clear (boxed)@7 SKA
7.G2ls.
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed. none.
WHISKEf -(Basis OF highwines)-Sle
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was steady: crca meries, Il
@ls1sc; diaries. l5dl7c; eggs steady al
mark. cases included l4c; frsts. l%l4c;
prime firsts, loiac; extras. 17c cheese
| easy, 90 loo.
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MIS- FRANCIS langford and daughter
OF Burke N. ARE guests of her par
ents. MI and Mrs. j. r. Anderson
Mrs, Helen, Miss Ella and Floyd Randall
returned from Danville saturday.-I.ucile
Gates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. n. r.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. June II.
BE.TVES -Reccirts 1854 head. good
steers steady; others slow and fully "a
cents lower: bulls slow to l5c lower: Gown
ID to l5c lower steers siGSI5.sD; bulls
ss0o0iJr. cows 50 OpT3sl: exports $40 cat.
lie and $500 quarters of beef; tomorrow
40 cattle.
CALN t:S-Rcceipts ASS head; veals
&C lower. hutte-milks weak: vcals 5000
80: some early sales Mt s; II. tops SIS !;
sales ss.5o07.25: buttermlks s,Mn45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receirts S,9Si
head; sheep steady; good to choice lambs
steady; others 15d25c lower: eheep So 0Nd
40: wethcr, A7i: culs s.. %; lambs $sA
GsN: culls 5r0Ib.n
HOGS-Receipts 4437 head: market
steady: good state hogs s575l5.s5.
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before the graduating class was deliver
cd by Prof Collins last Sunday night
at the Congregational Church. The
weather was bad bat n fair audience
were well paid by listening to his clo-
oucnt rcmarks--J. ]. Hickey visited his
son in Burlington Monday Of this week
Frank Green is again suffering with
asthma.
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WOLCOTT.

Andrew MERCER has sold his farm to
Mr.. Baker Of Enosburgh. He gave i'm
mediate possession and goes TO Barton
Landing to work at his trade Of stone
masonic. G. Fisher has leased his farm
for a term OF years to his sons. Homer
and Cahrlcs. Mrs. !. l.. Udall Of STRAIT
ford was calling on friends in town on
Rev. c. NJ. Stcbbins and
wife went to Worcester Saturday to
spend ten days in cvangclistic work.
V. W. Fisher former resident. but now
a resident of Barton, was united in mar
rage at that place June Z, to Mrs. Hazel
Louise La Duke--The !. o. G. r. Dis
trict Union will meet at this place June
81. The afternoon session will he a BUSH
ness meeting. The evening session will
he opcn to the rublic.-Mrs. Cora Cutler
has returned from North Wolcott where
she has been keeping house for her
sister, Mrs. L. C. Boynton.-M. d. Scott
and wife have returned to their homo at
Rcecher's Falls. MIR. Scott is a customs
Iofficer.-Miss Ada Richardson has gone
TO Randolph. n. r.. TO work in a sum-
mer hotel.-The Pleasant Valley Sun
day school Is worthy of praise 1t num-
her 81 scholars in a rural dstrict.-Edgar
Daniels Of Burlington was "A guest at
John Preman's over Sunday .--Childrcn y
day was observed Sunday with very
| large attendance. Tho children did very
nicely and the decorations were unsusal-
lly fine.-Carl Mills and his sister. Mrs
ERNEST Peck of Cabot and another sister
Mrs. Ernest 1.amborton OF Marshfield
visited their brother over Sunday.-B
e. Hoyt of Morrisvilc Is In town a few
Miss Annie Humphrey is at work foi
Mrs. F.. r. Morsc.-N,ws was received
Tuesday Of the death of Or. T.. T. Bige-
low at the home OF his father in Stowe
He formerly practised here and was /;
young man of much promse.-Miss
Alzna Kusic visited her sister. Mrs
r. Curricr, in Morrisvlle over Sunday.
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VAUDEVILLE.

Charles Tobin and wife of Cloverdale
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
Wostcott, sunday.-B. X. lloughton
visited his daughter. Mrs. q. A. wilkins.
OF Morrisvi,le last wcek.--The Ladies'
Aid society met with Mrs. NJ. Il.
Church Wednesday. June 1.-THE fun
cral of Mrs. &. G. Tohin was held hero
Tuesday, June 1S.-'he repairs on the
town hall are completcd.--F. 1.araway Is
running his saw night and day.-Thc
Eden hall team played with Watervillc
Saturday. Watervillc won, the score be-
ing 90 to 5.--The Rev. Orvlle y. Clapp
of Burlington spoke in the Union Church
Sunday, representing the Anti-Saloon
I.enguc.-The funeral OF Varnus Locke
was held at his homo Friday afternoon
Mt two o'clock, the Rev. II. II. Howard
offlciatinR.-On account of tho rain Sun
day night the Flower mission was post
roncd until next Sunday evening
June IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-29
CLEVELANDS TO WIN.
Rhody Wallace Picks the Lajoieites for
First Place.
From the Sd. Louis star.

From the st. Louis Star.
According to "Rhody'' Wallace who GER
tainly should know what he is talking
about the Athletics are the only team in
the eastern end OF Mister Johusons circuit
that is playing championship ball. Even
Connie Mack's men did not look within
% per cent as good as they did when
here in early May" stated Wallace in the
Browns clubhouse Monday afternoon. 1T
is a wonderful lot of boxmen my elongated
friend owns. and to my way of thinking
Eddie Plank is the star of the bunch.
Knight is not going quite fast as he was
when st. I.ouisans saw him. BY the way,
his salary IS a joke. From what the play
ers told me in Philadelphia he was signed
for $50 a month. and. when he showed
Shibe and Mack that he was good enough
for retention his stipend was boosted to 500.
Boston Is going better than she was, but
Coliins' team isn't good as the old one,
and / don't think ii will win out. New
York hasn't a chance. Nor has Washing
ton Cleveland looked frightfully bad when
we played them Saturday. but then there
IS no mistaking the fact but that Lajoie
has a great team and IL is my pick for the
remnant No wonder 1t was up in the air
Saturday Fully 25,V00 persons welcomed
morning The players were overanxious to
play good game, and that is why they
tell down. 1t is hard thing to pick the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-29

an address showing the Importance of the
institution to the colored people of southern
Maryland.
Rev. Robert w. Bagnall. the principal,
stated the general scope of tn work of the
institution Rev. DIR. e. B. Niver. a trustee.
and Rev. Dr. Bragg of Baltimore also took
part of the exercises. The trustees are
Rev. DR. Thomas J. Packard, Rockville:
Rev w. L. Denver, Washington; Rev DR..
E. B. Niver, Baltimore; Mr.. R. B. B. Chew,
jr, of Washington: the Misses Susia and
Katharine Willes of Croome and Mrs,
George Woodward, Washington.