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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-02
LINCOLN.

Tho Stariisluro Dramatic club present
cd the drama "Oll Acre Folks" and the
farce Striking Oil" in Good Templars
hall Wednesday evening, March 1.-The
Coed rcmplars will give Il dramatic on
tcrtainmont in their hall Thursday even.
ing March q Tho young pcoplc have
worked faithfully in preparing and thcir
audience will not be disappointed as an
en- ioya BILE evening is assurod.L j. Nor
gan returned from Bellows Falls Satur-
day. "" is still in poor heal lh.-M Mildred
Morgan went tn Alhureh Saturday to
spend Il few weeks with her sister. Mrs.
Rogers Mrs. Brandon returned from AL
bany f'riday-Nlrs. Rosac Pierce I'M
proves very slowly. She is still at DR..
Rrnndon's and her daughter. Mrs. George
Dearborn is caring for hcr-Mr ard Mrs.
Bert Hill! and Mrs. u. S. DaN were called
to S,arksboro saturday by tho dangerous
Illness of tho young child Of their sister,
Mrs William ilanson.-Mrs. Carter
Knowles returned to her home in New
with friends herc-Archic Briggs moved
into Walter Estoy's horne at West Lin
coin Monday. Mrs. Riley Purnton has
moved to South Starksboro IN the house
with her brothcr. Joseph Lafayette Mr..
Purinton. who is sick with rheumatism, in
PENNSYLVANIA. is reported to be inprov-
ing-MrS. Wallace Farr remains about
The samc.--'rho Ladies' Aid society will
| hold their fifteenth annual baked bean
dinner in their rooms March !, \ sale of
useful and ornamental articles will be
| held in connection with the dinner.
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HINESBURGH.

Burton Byington is moving to Burling-
!on.-Mr. Vosburg Of Shelburnc will move
to l.. C. Rays farm this week.-Mrs.. Alice
Mcnamara OF EnOsburgh Falls Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. William Sanctuary.-Mrs
Genia Degree Partridge went TO New
York kThursday-Samuel Reed did not buy
the hotel OF H. L. Palmer.-Tho drama
given by the Huntington people satur,
day evening was attended by a crowded
house. The acting OF each participant
was excellent. Miss Kathleen Sayies fur.
nished music.--Miss Grace Barker is con,
fined 10 the house by illness.-Miss Flor.
rncc Allen went 10 Shirley, Mass. Thurs
lContinWed ON page tnot
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NEW LICENSE LAW
Commissioners of Montpelier Put
It into Effect in Their
City at Once
CLOSE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
Sce D.iG Class Iiccrse lincSs Not Al.
lowed Ia Keep Opcn-AH Furnish-
imEs Removed from Saloons
barre aud burlington Commits
sioncrs Make No Changes.

Montpelier March L--Thc local license
commissioners have int rprc,od tho new
license law. winch went INTO erect 10
day as applying To present holders OF IL
ccns,s in this city. Acting under instru
tiuns from the license board all tables,
.,5lr etus.ia aul cidi "cr, removed.
from the saloons. the second class places
closed at seven o'clock TINS evening and
the hotel bars and saloons at ten O'Clock
The license cnlnlissioncrs of Barre in
torpret tho law differently and it will not
b" enforced in that city 80 Tar as re-
rowing tabios chairs ana c!car stands
and earlier closing hours until licenses
now held expire.
The commissioners in this city after ?
conference Tuesday evening with City
Attorney Carleton. decided to no on the
safe side. and their orders nave beer
implicitly obeNci.
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VERMONT.
...., Item. .. ! .,... Fro. Al,
Parts of the zen Noun.
4
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
The Winooski valley, Villages up North
From the Island In tho Lake 10 the
rassumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by tho shores Of white
Vivcr Covered ny Spe-
c.al Ccrrcspop dents.
ADDISON COUNTY
vERGENNEs.

t.c 'aNuo has been engaged to car
~ ou tn" f. NJ strong farm at Basin
llnrbor the coming year.
Mrs. George Day died at ht' home
IN Addison Wcdn csday night after a
'ing,riu. illness of two years, aged 30
years she leaves a husband and ono
brother. Guy Gage OF Addison. Tie
t,tnprM vus held ut ,hc home Friday
At j.. m
Iohu r. Preston Of Fcrrshurgh has
lo,n roappontcd fish and game warden
for this section.
saturday aftcrnon as Ward Spau'd-
ire uf Pantou WAS driving into town
ii horso when near tho residence OF
W. n. Bristol, became unmaragcabio
ali ran away. ovcrturning the sleigh
and tloWing Mr.. Spaulding out
While ,'inGinS to the lines Mr.. Spauld-
ng wa dragged quite distance nm
;il hc WAS thrown against a telephone
pole. inilictiug a severe gash on th'
wight eidn rf his hond uud somewhat
blui%ing his body. He was picked up IN
Il dazcd condition and taken to DIR. A Il
tnrsl,y's office. where his wounds
wee dressed after which he was takct
to the home of his broth'r-in law &
NJ Grandcy of this city. The horse
WAS not injured and WAS stopped o,
Main street by T.. +. Eanyod. The
sleigh was but little DANA ged.
The warming for the annual city
meeting to be held in city hall Marc'
has been posted. The warming. II
addition to the usual routine business
contains the following: "To see IL the
voters present will vote to exempt
'roin taAation, all capiial stock and
property OF the Nergenncs School seat
company for Il period not exceeding 10
years
At the recent annual meeting of tn,
,,rldrort and Addison Detcctlne society
the following officers were elected ror th'
osuing year: President, o. a. Smith
>.cc-president u. Ii. Bennett; treasurer
G. : Hamilton; secretary, W O. IIindcs
,ontm!ttcr Of safety. +. G. Gully \. I
Clark. NJ =, Barnes T.. w. Whiticrd an'
G. j. l'ulrcy of Addison, &. s. hamilton
g. : Gibbs, q. Il. Walker q. +. Wdlldc
a,d .. II. Smith OF Pridport. pursuer'
~ :. cane G. II. Norton, l.. G. Scesai
" A Sticklc. c. ". paihcr. tred VIII
f1arliI j. &. Thomas i. r. Norton. .. y
cmith and j. &. Clark of ADDISON. T.. II
IhfIdcc, W. l.. Hamilton, f.. SpG Guld.ne
s T. Walker. II. \. Salao", w.
Wheeler. H. D. Jackson. j. w. prast
j. y. Spdulding and y. T.. Grosvenor o
Iridnort This society was organized i
.slG. 1t hos nearly 20" in the tccasur
snd its officers arc all wide-awalSe busi
ness Non. Twenty men can ho called ou
on short notice and thieves generally Civ
to section covered by this society
wide berth.
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BRIDPoRT.

Miss Bosi wick Of Addison is in toWn.--.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob, Carl Downic and tho
Misses Scars were in town Sunday y--Miss
Lillian Shackctt and Jesse Bsscttc of
Cornwall were married at Middlebury last
Monday morning.--H X. Williams q. T.
81. Johu. .. l., Homonway and w. NJ.
Grandy and ladies were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore OF Shorcham
rcccntly.-Mrs. William Shaw's funeral
was largely attended from her late resi-
dcncc SUNDAY afternoon at one o'clock.
The burial was in Evergreen cemctery.-
Mrs. James Swinton has boen ill., Mrs
Carrie Carr was in town Sunday y.-1ruman
Wissell Of Crown Point was at his father $
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Rudd died February IS at the homo
of her brother, J. W. FHrr. IN this place.
Her death was caused by fall which
she had last week. The funeral services
will be held Friday.-Mrs. w. w. 1albert
was quite sick last week. but is better
now.-J. u. Goodrich Is not as well-t;, .
Allen has gone to Passumpsic to spend
several weeks with her grandmother
The Misses Avery and Bryant arc holding
a series OF revival meetings In this VII
lage.-Mrs. Lyman Allen has been quite
sick.--Ashel Griffin Of Greensboro was
visiting friends and relatives In this place
tho last Of the week.-Gertrude Mann OF
Hardwick has been spending week with
her grandparents
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EAST MoNKTON.

last Friday afternoon. when tie W. G..
T. L., with ncighbors and friends TO the
number Of about 40. met with Mrs.
Rosetta COX in honor Of her .Hth birthday.
Letters OF greeting were read from the
State president of the W. G. r. L.. Mrs.
Ida II. Read. and county w. G.. Y. L.
president. Mrs. l.. y. Dyer. Mrs Mary
Thomas presented Mrs. Cox, in behalf of
the w. G I. L.. and friends. with som"
fitting remembrances Of the occasion and
Mrs. Cox fttingly responded.
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NORTH FERRIsBURaH.

Thc Epworth League held a debate in
the pariors OF the Methodist Church
last Friday evening. The question un-
der consideration was rs Mr.. Roose-
welt as Great Man as Was George
Washington" Miss Mary Allen and Co
burn Martin spoke for the affirmative.
Miss Bessie Wolford and Wilbur Ball
for the negative. After an interesting
discussion it was decided In favor OF
the vc.-Washington's BIRTH
day was celebrated in the Champlain
valley school by Miss Crowley the
teacher, giving tho pupils sleighride
to Fcrrisburgh. On their return they
enjoyed various games and dancing in
Allen hall until supper was served. af-
ter which a. few hours were spent In
coasting, which finished an afternoon
much enjoyed by all.--Miss Josephine
williams Of Charlotte II visiting NJ
Carlos Martin's.-Mrs william Newton
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LEICESTER.

George Ryder who has occupied the
Norton farm the past year. is moving into
Mis-. Swcency's house. MIR. Bennett from
Sudbury will occupy the Farm vacated
by Mr.. Ryder The Misses Horton act'
I.ti.lu have y1nc 20 Portsmouth. -. H..
tn 10 dining room work in a hotcl.--Mrs.
Austin Johnson has been quite i'll with
the grip.-Mrs. Klburn is visiting her
son. L.. O. Kilburn OF 1Iubbartlton.--Or-
man Partlow. who has been much inn
prove from his recent illness has suffered
q relapse and is at this writing in a
critical conditional part OF the family
of John ptridge are very i'll. Mrs. Pit
ridge has been in very poor health for the
past year ani is much worse at this
writing. their grandson. Glen Thay"r is
suffering from a severe cold and heart dif-
fculty.Mary Helen the ten rlonthr -;
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. |. s. Jenny.
died Monday night February - with
pneumonia The family have thr sym
pathy Of their many friends in their sad
tprpDN
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BURLINGTON. W., THURSDAY, MARCH 2 1905.

day morning and evening. A good num-
bcr were in attendance at both services.
IL l.. Mitchell is moving his family
from High street to the tenement IN the
Cowles block. which has been vacated
by DR.. Charles Bates, who has moved
To Morrisvillc. The United Workers hold
their thank Offering missionary meeting
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. c. s. Cobb
OF Church ..trcct.--M. Il. Foster is teach
ing in the graded school for Miss Burn
ham, who is confined To the house by
illness. School in the various departments
closes Friday for n ten days vacation
The teachers will spend their vacation
at their homes with the exception OF
Miss clement. who will remain here. --
party of o. students chnperoncd by
Miss Eva Clement. one Of the assistant
teachers IN tho high school. enjoyed n
ride To Morrisvilla Thursday evening.
where thcv spent the evening and had
euppcr at th" Randall Iiodse. The party
had the pleasure of a tipovcr between
here and Wocott but fortunately no ono
was hurt Mrs. J. G. Spaulding has been
confined TO the house by Illness for SOW
cral days.-'rhc Young Ladies Literary
club mct last cv"ring with Miss Gertrude
Lawson and The following programme was
given; Roll call: current events; paper,
"Early Days of Russia" Eull Fraser;
| "Thc Poor," and Thcy' Customs" Maudc
Pierce Russia AT the present Day
| Florence Little; piano solo, abb" Mack.
THE Rathbonc sisters are preparing to
give the comedy drama "Doun the Bla *
Canon riday a,l Saturday Of r"Xt
! worh-r. Y. Clark has disposed of his
'lous"huld goods aud soos thiS week g.
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MIDDLEDURY.

The annual report OF the town OF MID
dlcbury Is issued. Inc amount Oh ''c w
dcr- drawn by the selectmcn. overscer o!
poor, road commissioner, school directors
and justices amounts to Sl3'lh''e' VI th's
total Sl,so979 is charged to the poor ac'
count. TIN" liabilities or the town coh'-
rri,inS sclcctmcn orders outstanding
$',%@,2l, road commissioners orders $-l"''
oVors"or's orders Sll7ao. total S3iA.''S
Estimated expense for the coming year
less above N.4s3.SG There are funds on
hand to pay toward the above 3,sf.Ga
leaving s7,of7lo to be raised by tax. Grand
list Of town sao.0l12 Tho auditors rec
omncnd n tax of fifty cents.
jonathan Spencer died Friday morning
ON Thursday. while working for Jdilcl
Cobb he vent to the barn to feed his
stock Not appearing when expected
search was made for him ana he was
found unconscious in a manager. Tie was
removed TO his home and died about sever
o'clock Friday morning. The funeral
cook place from his late home Monday al
eleven o'clock. Spencer was about g
ycar- Of age and leaves IL wifo and three
pIult children. Mrs. \. d. Wright Of Mid
dlomrv. Mrs. ". W. Sessions of Wcs
RutilrI and Mrs. ]. =. Classpn OF Proc
Tor. llc automatically sustained stroke
nl pariivsis.
Johu and Evrou Clark purchased til,
farm Of Frank Nash at auction, the con
sidcration being $3.50
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Mary Bottum is very ill-Hliss
Kate Sanborne is threatened with pnou-
moria she has 4 trained nurse from
New York city with Icr.-Mrs. f.. y.
Ronte, who died at San Diago. Cal. III.
1?tn. at the age of ., wears and three
months was an aunt of Mrs. +. l.. Row
ley and formerly Il resident of ShclbuInc.
II. G.. Rowlcy was in Shelburnc and
Burlington last wcok.--J. r.. Davis. who
has been quito sick with the grip for the
past two weeks, continues about the
same. Mrs, +. VI. Conant spcn. saturday
and Sunday at George Coatcs's Ere 4
Little has bought the Garvy place ana
Anson Wright tho W. II. Newton place
and Clark brothers tho Nash flrm.-
There are many cases Of whoopins cough
I'm town.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Henry Mills will have an auction March
2. after which he will move his family to
Troy. n. i. Alvin Forest has leased MIR
Mills's farm for the coming year.-Will-
lam Hope entertained several Of his
friends on Thursday evening. February
u. the occasion being his 10Th birthday
Ruth Walker is some better.-Mrs. Thom-
as Reed visited friends in Burling
ton recently.-The Ladies' Aid society of
tho Methodist Church will meet with
Mrs. T. q. Sceley Friday afternoon. March
3.-Thc ladies of st. Barnabas guild
met with Mrs. Charles Partridge We'd
ncsday afternoon, March I.
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ADDISON.

About ~ Of the friends Of Frank Gulloy
met AZ his home Oh the evening cf Feb
ruary .s to remind him that it was his
18th brth6aN. Finch WIS played and r.
freshmcnts Of cake and ice cream wcic
Sorvcd.-On Sunday last the Rev. ". H..
White preached The Grand Ni,w
Grange gave their drama old Acre
Folks TO a full house on Wedn. sday
evening. 1t was pronounced fine by All.
1t was foll1wcd by farce Aunt Rober-
tina" which vas laughablc. this enter
.ainncn, will be svcn again by the
Grange at North l'errsbureh on the
ev, ming OF March Sword has been re-
csivcd If the hrth on February a6 Of q
son Nr. aud Mrs. Robinson Ko-
chester. MIS- Robinson will be renc,n-
bercd as Miss Mary Willmarth.-Mrs
, William shan, who once lived on 'hc old
Southland place died on Thursday at hol
home in Bri1port. She leaves husband
aud tDo GoG and two 'ia' ~. - -
! tcter Barrow died at the hone OF his
daup htor, Mrs. James Baker. on February
q at the advanced aSc Of ae yoars TIL,
-uneral was held at the Catholic Church
in Nergcnnes on Iriday.-Nrs. Gcorg,
| Day died uu g., '"sday February - N
her hone after ivn. i''dess r'hc iun'
cr'u "as lar-ci ,..endcd from her lat,
l:one on Friday. She leaves q husband
! son and eight grandchildren. She WAS
4 woman that was hi2niy respected ll
all. WIS % years "f age. Tho bearers
were l.. e. Seogtr, j. / Ch.rk, II. \
Sticlilc. N. II. !lanks. Tho Ror II. II
! Whit" Officiating - Ciin smith has rentot
| his flrnl-John Spencer OF MlddlcburS
died at his home from the effects of I
shoct last week. i.is body was brought
, 80 Nci2"nnei 70" burial ON Monday. II
vas An urcl" of Spencer Hawlcy ni Fan
ton and quito woll Known hcre-Mr WI
liams :hc creamery man at Elgu Sprln.
| creamery left for Worcester. \. Z. oi
NOuIaV
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Lena Purnton and family Of Lin
coin arc moving into part OF her brother.
Joseph La fayettc's house.--Fr-d Morrill,
and wife will soon move to a part of
Mrs. Sarah Grincll's house.-Amelia Nor
rii has gone tn live with her daughter.
Mrs. Mamie Larosc, OF Warrcn.-Mr and
Mrs. David F'ollansbcc visited their daugh-
tor. Naor.c Iiurlburt. in Monkton Satur-
day. Mr.. Follansbec is going into thu
chicken business.--Mr. Murray's family
from Bristol have moved in with IAiret
Orius. lie will carry on her farm tho
coming season.
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WEYBRrDoE.

Miss Sarah Sparks closed the winter
term OF the village school on Wednes-
day OF last week and returned TO her
home at Leicester. 1t is expected shc will
teach the spring term.-A pleasant feature
at the Methodist Church last Sunday
morning was singing by the Junior
Lcaguc.--W illiam Champagne has engaged
to work for Ray Brittell the coming sea-
son and will soon move to Dir. Brittclls $
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HANCOCK.

c. r. Claim from Bethel was in town
ono day last week--A son was born to
w. y. Robinson and wife Sunday morn.
ing. February 26.--IIcnry Fifeld and
wife have returned to New York State
Frances Flint is visiting friends in
q. r. Church has
been on the sick list.Richard Boy
den Is sick-Mrs. Lizzie Andrews was
called 10 Bethel last week to attend
the funeral OF a relativa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-02

Orville Milton Tinkham was horn In
lnis town July so. 1881. and so was in
his T4th year. He received common
school education and also attended the
West Randolph Academy lie was
farmer and has been very prominent
In agricultural interests OF Vermont in
the eighties. lilo had served his town
in many offices and In lese was elect
cd representative to tho Legislature
and served as chairman Of the COM
mittcc OIL agriculture. He served Sow
ernl years as secretary OF the Vermont
Dairymens association and from 1850
to 1852 he was assistant secretary OF
agricultural affairs, iic has written n
great deal on agricultural Iorirs and
has been an extensive traveller.
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. j., y. Nelson spent one day of las
week in Burlington. Anna Sheldon -
home from tho Middlchury graded school.
sick with the grip,-John Cloycs. who has
been in Boston for medical treatment. re-
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o. M. TIllKHAM DEAD.
Was Widely known In VermOnt's PO-
liticnI and Agricultural Circles.

Pomfret. March The Hon. o. NJ.
T.nkham died this afternoon about ore
O'Clock at his nome in North Pomfrct. Mr..
Tinkham had been suffering for about a
year from the effects of a slight shock
and heart trouble but was not taken
critically i'll until three days before his
death.
Tho funeral will be held in tic Congrc-
gational Church in North Pomfret Friday
afternoon ut two O'Clock.
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and family. who have been spending
the winter at her fathers, NJ T.. Allen,
have gone to Brookline. Mass, where
she is TO reside for the present. Miss
Rcbccca Dow has been quite i'll. but
Is slowly improving.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Ivan Burnham shot Himself in WOoh-
bury-PrObnsly VIII Die.

Moitpclicr. March i.-lvan Burnham,
son of Leroy Burrhara Of this city. at.
tempted suicide tins mprnin-; bv shooting
himsolr with Il tinc 1T his home IN Wood.
bury. 'lhc bullet entered tho Young mans
bouy 81 rout two inches above the heart
and III" physicians toiovo his wound VII
be fatal. They have not lrobcd for the
bullet
Mr.. Burnham was twentv-sx years old
ana was we'll known in this city. wnerc
he was employed as elevator boy at the
homo o!.ic" of tho National Life lnsur-
anoo company. and later as night operator
and collector for the New England Tclr-
phone 60. Whle in this city hc was mar
ricd 10 Miss Susie Barrow who was at
that time telephone operator q Norris
vilc. Mr.. and Ms. i3urrhall have rot
lived = .,her fcr r -ro ihn~ r'' IL
ness fro,' rheun,at,sn and dow ;ti- fror-
bles hlI made NJ P"rnham a-snondcnt
and tbs LED to The f.tal aC'.
a DECISION REVERSED.
pr,iami. March l--Nots,o was received
to-day b> Attorney i. NJ 1t trht
the decision OF Judge Hoyt II. " hcclcr
"f III" United States Circuit Corrt in the
ease of Gilman u. Wilson of Dorset "
W. @. lrecdloy of Philadelphia had bocn
reversed by the United states Circuit
Court oi Appeals. This case was A-ard
before tho October, 1903. term nf ihc civ
cult court hcld il this city. Wilson sued
iFrecdlcy for dnm1Se; fJr rHiuSir- 10
I allow him to qLar-y marble which lie
, had stripped ready Cor quarrym-, ihc
Jury awarded the l'iairtiff "A verdict W
sic no. his verdict was reduced tN JUDI
Wheeler 10 Si.41O, l'reedley then took he
case to the court Of appeals and il W,1
argued at NV Yorl; lr~t month ~ M.
Butlcc for the defer dana and G. - Bar
her n Bennington for the plaintiT. Nj.
i'uilor does not lno~ a. = what DISPOSE
tiur Wi tc made OF tho case.
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n. and Ada j.. Champirc of New
Haven. and have changed her name to
Edith May Sanders.
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HARDWICK.

Tho Rev Mr. Atwell conIucto' Ep.s-
copal services at the Academy hall Sun
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-24
IDAHO RANCHERS ARE
HARVESTING FINE CROP
Especial to The Herald

Idaho Falls. Ida Aug. 23.-Next
Sunday at the Idaho Falls baseball
park a game viii be played between the
old lea que team and the local amateur
team. The proceeds are to be donated
to local charity. 1t is generally thought
that the coming game might possibly
revive the sport here. Clyde Hall and
George Edgington are arranging the
contest
Hoon. Thompson and Hastings of the
former st. Anthony team, left for Butte
this morning Hastings, it is reported
has signed with Minnea polls. HOon
expects to open a bowling alley here
in the near future.
General indications point to an ex-
cellent crop in the valley this year
Harvesting is now in general progress
and from the indications the wheat
crop will DE a heavy one.