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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
"sAVV-BONEs" DEFEATED.
ermitage Golf Club Team Dou,
bic Score on Doctors.


The Hermitage Golf Club defeated the
Richmond 1T oetors'' 4 yesterda y al ternoon
i by n SCORE of O. to 10. Fs
s.. The lineup OF the teams was as follows
ts Hermitage Golf Club--R ateliffc, catcher
and first base. Ellerson, pitcher; Hari-
wood, short stop; MCNEIL, second base;
Conquest third base; Blnford, left field:
Duke, center field; Blair. right field, and
HARRISON catcher and first base. Il 5ss
Richmond Doctors Parker, first base;
Wilson, third base; Cosby lief 4 field; ell
lam, second base; Basby. center field;
MCGOWAN, shortstop and pitcher; Call
catcher; Hinohman, itcher and shortstop,
and Franklin. right field, I'D &
The features Of the game were the
battery work Of IIlnehman and Call, the
catching Of Isaicllff e. 4 ana tho hitting OF
McNeill. }}.{25 " "a
The same teams will play next yYednes-
day afternoon at the Hermitage Golf
Club. n tg$ s}5 y "
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HERO OF NOVEL.
B ARSINISTER. DEAD
Richard Hrding Davis Loses Bull
Terrier, Cold Steel, Which Had
Won Forty Prizes.
.(special to The Tilnes- pispat eh

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
Isl N SNy HAVEN, June 49, ichard Hard
Ing DAVIES famous bull-terrer Edges,
wood Cold Steel la dead.
rs Word WAS I, received yesterday from
Frank IT. Dole. breeder Of the prize
winner. that the terrier had died Thurs,
day at the home o. the writer, at Mount
sSisco. Westchester county, N. y
Mr.. Davis wrote that. while no other
bull terlier IN the world could take the.
place OF Y Cold Steel An, Ills heart, no
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a"Shoes ash cad; Hats a-Foot.

Shoes all cad |; Hats al
The .aiBattla Axe.' team played q very
+ close game with the Etchison Hat Gom-
fpany's club yesterday afternoon in Nam
chester, on SPutney's diamond, resulting
lin score Of s { to n IN favor. Of the
Battle Axe boys. The score by innings g
follows: Ii ~ 31it,,
uBattle Axe, 5. 81. ). o. o. % 4 a % '-7r6
The features of the game were r.! VII u
slians's running catch When the bases
were full and two men down. the score
being TIED, and. g. Putney's three .bag ger.,
which brought In the two men decided
the game. 81 7, S3gs h, So, a II
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ri
Cassidy, p..;


Cassidy. p...... ........s Q 70 80
Totals. ..@l..!.,. 80 ! 81 O. 1
DANVILLE.
Players. Alb. R, H o. "A. p.
Doyle, Alb. !. o OEs4 q
d Reggy.j3 81 f......:. 0 II o i S {
sfoWell, Elf.... o II o ~ 0s,C
/ REFER, rf:.,...s a. ~ o o.
fiadley, CT ...... :. ........3 o 10 o n q
zurlage. 1b...... ....... 90 % o
mckenzie, ss...... ......2 %
Benny c....... ~ 81 70 q Q
charters. p...... ;.....,3 0 Q 1aSs3 ]
+ Totals .25 % ri il Ni
Score: n V. i! ! Z.
/ Roanoke. Z. 49,; :. !. I. o o q of70o-1
sDanvlle.. !. . !. Z. !. !, Z, o o o q 90 "a
Summary: Earned runs Roanoke. /.
Stolen bases---R eggy. Two base sshits-
Kelly, 2 Double plnys--D Doyle to Mack
emile to zurlage. Struck out--by Char
ters. 8; by Cassidy, o. F1rstsbase on balls
off Charters. or sCassfdy,sss A wild
pitches-Cha rters, +; Cassidy, ~ Hit BY
tier. Passed baIls-L anham,4
l. First base on errors y Danyille. q Z
Roanoke, 2. Left on bases-D anville, s;
Roanoke. 10. Time OF game. 80. TIM
.pire, Ike. Attendance. 1900. IA
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ST.ANDRE,W'S WINS
FROM COVENANTERS
Ball Put Over Fence for Home
Run-score Eleven to
One.

( st. Andrews School base bail team con-
.tinued Its list OF victories yesterday by
defeating n strong team from the Cow
'ennnter Club. The game was snappy and
Interesting with the exception OF the first
and last Innings, when the9st, Andrews
boys struck batting streaks and rolled up
the scores. In the first inning Mann
lined the ball over the left field fence for
a. home. run. This Is tho first time tho
ball hns been sent over any fence for a
run this year. and in honor OF the event
tho team enjoyed ice cream at tho club
rooms later IN the evening. The team
playing Of the home team was more no.
ever before. While tho yis-4
itors lacked the same element, The yis-f:
TORS did not take their last hat leaving
the final score II to /,
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wanted another bull terrier Il tho best Il

81 America. &c IA. s 81
1dsewood Cold Steel is said to be the
only American dog a bout whom d novel
has been; written, Mr.. Davis's "The Bnr
Sinister iH Founded on the life OF Cold
Steel, and the alleged career Of the dog
from the hands OF the groom to the ring
was graphically told, An ls1a4
Cold Steel u won forty prizes at leading
bench shows In this country. -Four times
he captured the Harris Nixon Cup, which
was finally won by Mrs. 4. I. Dole, OF
this city, with Gold steel's" Cousin,
Edgewood Biddy ~ 35
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hose who composed the winning team
OF Leigh 'e School are: Nickel Colavita
$( l' pitcher; Rosenegk Dyson,
catcher; Guilford Van Pelt, shortstop;
George. Stein frst base; Joe schoch;, Sec.
ond base: Pleasant Gentry. third base;
Bernard II ulcher, left field: John Leland,
center field; Macon Dyson. right@feld
and nd LYMAN Stern. substitute. }Sl
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CARRYING OF the honorts


with / 900 per cent. !: q x AZ
Clubs: TIT N F. G. n
Leigh 1. I. I. /. I. 4. i. 900
s Central I. !. I. :. !. b. s. .s75is
West End 49,. I. /. I. s. /. .75O
Springfield =. 4. rs. h. Il. !. 80. .625
Nicholson !. !. I. [. !. !. I. I. Z. 800
Madison I. B. /. -. 500. 1876
Randolph s.. 4. !. !. J. i. I. ]. /. =. .2s5
Marshall !. !. !. {. I. {. !. (. 4. ,i42
Bellevue IL. 4. I. Is, !, I. I. 200
lclbl ~. \. {. n. \. {, . 900
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American Association.

American Association.
s$SsAt Columbus: Columbus q; st. Paul, d.
Vt Toledo: Toledo. 8: Minneapolis, 4.
IA louisville: Louisville,s11; Kansas
City, 4. e II y ss 4, q 5s8
s At Indianapolis: First game -N1lwau-
kee. II; Indianapolis, ]. Second game
indianapolis 8: & Milwaukee, 2.
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NO CHANGE IN
AMATEUR COLUMN
CONTINUED From First Page.l

go. :. -. VI i
one in the FIRST and one in tho third
and fourth. ~ NJ 573s 3,ytss1
The lineup and box score is as fol-
lows: "a y.
Locos-Trlmmer. shortstop; Lane, first
base; Angst. right field I.eftwlch, second
base; Neurohr. center field; O'Brien.
third base; Wlgand, pitchers; Mescoe.
catches; Williams. left field. 58
G. & Q. ohlces--Hail, }shortstop: Hos
kakhei left fields Meredith. second base;
center field; Reynolds, right field; Lump
kin. catcher; Perry. pitcher. .S#
The score by innings: r.,
.Locos. ,,....,2 o0o11o OF o.
= d y. Ohice..............1 0 i 90 O 0 0-3
Summary: Two-hase hits-Neurohr,
5OBrien. Meredith, Sale. Three-bas hita
August Stolen bases--August Trim.
mer Williams, Poh. Bases on balls-ofr
5Wigand, Il. off Perry,2. Hit by pitched
! btalls-Wigand, ]: Perry, g. Struck out--byI
Perry, 3; by Wigand. g. Time OF game.
= 40 Umpire, Mlsco. Attendance, 200. (
SnoWballs and Wasps.
The Wasps failed TO show up the reoui.
Elite number OF men in the t.me alIowaa
and the game was accordingly forfeited
to the 6powhalls, giving them the gains
to o. I,
The lineup Of the Snowflake was as
follows; +
Morgan, lertAesd; Farley, centerneld:
Hampton. rghtneld; Darby, second bnse.
Goode. first base; Wilcox third base:
Wade catcher; Foster, shortstop; Lowe.
pitcher.
Inkslingers and Cinnamon.
In this game the InkslIngers were
overwhelmingly ,60faa M NV tive f,,,t,,o
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Stolen bases Mackenzie, Cooper and
iauest. Base hits--Or Bishop. 6; Richards.
Smith. 7. Two-base hits--zurlage.
Kenny. Brown. fhiepho First on balls
pm Bishop. s; Richards, 1: Smith, /.
SSRild ches--I, Bishop. 2; hit by pitcher
I'D pitches Bishop. 2. Hit by pitcher
s3ickards. Struck out--By Richards. 5;
ninth. g. Left on bases--Danyille, 81;
A icanoke, 3. Double play--B Bishop to Eur
age. Triple play-Watson TO Cooper to
felly to Cooper. Time of game. I:a5. I'm
Ire. Ike, Attendance. 1900.
It secnnd game:
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Totals .".........;.:..
The score by Innings:

The score by innings: e r,
Elba q. 1. 0 o.
Brookland * 4. i. ~ o 0 o 4 I Or
Summary: Two base hits-Traylor,
Clark. Base on balls-off Wilkinson. 81;
Ford, "A. Struck Oh by WI lklnHon, 81: by
Ford, II. Passed balls stout.. I'D
pitches Ford. l., Time OF game, 50 hour
and so minutes. Umpire, Mr.. Perkins.
Attendance, 800, ;t III Y u J, q.
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Smith 3. s. !. /. i. Il. 4. "a % 80 o,
Darden * ~. w. !. I. ~ % E51 i ii
M Thornton 49,. 8 o 81 2 "a q 1
Clay 3. I. " 0 S. o.
kruge 81 o O.
rs Totals Y. !. . = 81 18s18 40 3433
The score by innings r.
covenanters Q o o8 O-------5E1
Summary: Two-b base hits-G anzert, Pol
lard. DoWden, Clark. THEE base hits
Mann. Home runs--- Mann. Double plays
II etzer and fDowden. Base on balls
OFF Bransford 2; on Thorn ton, 1 Hit by
pitched balls b by Thornton, 2. 5s Struck
out-by Thornton. 6; by Bransford, 49,
Time sof game. 81 80. Umpire, Jones. a Il
200. ss5 "a s4si 5s5 3
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Again in the Second.

.3ss In the second Richmond scored another
\ run, Anthony leading of with cork,ng
E two Dagger. The ball went within a loot
sof the left field bleachers nr1 Reynolds
could not get 1t in time. Anthony went
to third on Hamilton's bunt That he ben.
out. and scored when Hinton sent me
to the shortstop, and died mt first.
These two runs were all obtained, ebut
they were enough for the day, and the,
Colonel left the diamond happy. II is
quite a novelty for the Colonel 10 lose
"a game and the betting was In mis- favor
4 yesterday with good odds for the takers $.
4 The official score follows. 80
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At Jersey City; Jersey City ewark,
postponed; rain.
n AT Buffola: Buffalo.$4; Rochester, g..
At Montreal:s Montreal. IS Q 4 TcI onto, 81
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Southern League !.

Southern League.
AZ New Orleans: New o rleans, 3; At
!, At Memphis: Memphis. Birming-;
ysS At Shreveport: Shreveport. Mont
8gomery, z.
4, Little Rock: Little Rock, 8: Nash
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Harrison, d % Q o 2 8
Wells, 3b.. 0 / 4
Gardner, 3 a9$ Q $ Q $50
hoatz'S 9. &, ~ oa1 u
Il 3. TAYLOR coAPANY &. AS
a8 Players. Nj A.B. II. 55H H. o. u.
Bower, IS i. !. s /. 3. y. S.z4 L
Fry. Sb...... Z. I. !. I. 2. g. 81 o
Shelton. t31 81 Q @ gS O.
Shaughnessy, 1b........+4 II O
Brown. Il; Z. !. |. Il. # g 81
Waters, 2b. IS. {. /. !. !. 6 O
Brantley, p Z. IS. 8 IN 2 70 81
Gilman. g s f... ~. = rs 2 ss
II Totals s. SO "a 20y: 81 t a
Tho score by innings :ss fFs4 r..
r. B. Taylor Co. 49,. So 1923 % Is g Pa
Times \ Dispatch ....S 90 90 o o o Oil
Z Summary: Two base hits-Rowe, Smith,
sThree-b base hits Shelton Home runs "
Waters. Stolen bases Waters, Brantley
Rowe, Brown, shaughnessy, White Dom
ahue, Double Dc plays-W Into TO aDonahue.
Base on balls Oft Gardner o; off aBrant-
Icy, Q. Hit by pitched 4 balls-Brown.
Struck Sout-by Gardner, 4. by Brantley.
4, Wild pitches Gardner, 2. 4 Time Of
game, 1855. Umpire, Newman. Attend
ance, 300. NJ s3ff a Va * ~ Y5f
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h disturbance. and the Eatr,o was a pretty
N one, WI n, Colonel Still tho bright, shining
n Il crib 9@tf tho diamond. lie had all OF
x tsh members of the Crew OF the Sarah
n Jane biting ut his curves. and, while he
Il didn't hays quite so good control as he
& has shown In the other games. he knew
Il int q 10 DO when he had to stick them
N over the plate. Nine men Killed tile NIL.
n robes after no Ind twisted his diglts
hrotind the sphere and sent 1t jumping
d across tho frying par. Hinton was tax
NJ dhg the curves, and he knew what the
q hatters didn't relish. IN ftct, tho diet
\ handed out didn't Just agree with tho
+ boys who come from the seaport town.
Cowan started the fun Ii, the first Nv
Il mailing the first ball on tho nose, II
4 took q bad bound Just as Clark went for
49, and the big leftfielder and catcher
II landed safely. He went to third OF, pass.
sds ball. Evans standing bhca, ana de-
n llberately letting tho runner go around.
III Leonard hadn't have come III and rot
tine ball down nenr the bleachers, Cowan
II might hnve scored. Reeve struck out
& at this 5uncture ana Cownn remained at
the third station Then Rowe Hicks, the
4 handsome Richmonder, over whom a fcw
u fair oneH almost pull hair, Kissed the
4 horsehide squarey to the centerfleld,
q Cownn perforcc put his No. on thu
4 Jubher Sharer went out from NJ !.
4 Aiahon TO first and Cudiy nailed one that
4 the scenterflelder got under. Tho first was
4 over, and there was ono run 10 li.th..
mond's credit. q
Dingle was the hrst man for Norfolk,
q and couldn' SEQ them. AfcMano,, wa Red.
but seitx forced him at second, and, Hon.
& kins sent q long one to Anthony in the
4 field. vi y. . ~
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No Game at p Portsmouth.
(specinlto Tho Times Dlspatch,) 81
h PORTSMOUTH A., June 16.-No
game to-day between Lynchburg and
Portsmouth on account OF rain. II s{{sfg'
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LEAGUE. |. A LEADERS
STILL MOY|NG Up

New York, II; st. Louis, ..
N EW YORK. June ls-T o days. game
between the st. Louis and local teams
was played during a continuous rain fall.I
New York won. a., Y n
v Score: NJ = Il i.
st. Louis ~ -. 20 o o1s0 o O30-.2 IS 8
New York. ....4t1 Il O2S2s-ll 81 q
Bntteriea: Brown and Raub; 7 aylor and
Bowerman. Time. 2: oo umpires. Slein and
tJohnstone. & BIZ ies &
Cincinnati, 8; Boston, ..
BOSTON MASS. June liz. Cincinnati
Won to-day ina game full OF free hitting
and a !. Z odd fielding, y y
Score :sl r. H. f..
Cinclnna q % o IF2sO 2515iS1-8 ia Q
: Bost ...s.;.s..0 o o o o o 04fO-4
.Ba tteries: We!mer and schley; young.
whitening w and Needhnm Time, 4 TAG. 8 I'M
pres. Emslie land Conway.
Washington, 5;sSt. Louis, 3 s.
h ST: LOUIS, NJ ]. June ls. "A home RIM
triple >, and and q single day scored two
runs !, ! shington in he tenth inning.
I. Score: I'D !, II u, j
ST. Louis ...... o OIL o o o % 81
washington ....:.0 9 DOL 90 o 2--5 10 2 8
Batteries: F.. Smith. Glade and Rickey:i
sudhon. G. Smith and Wakefield. Time.
$50 IA Umpire. Sheridan. "A. 554s
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South Atlantic League. 4.

"A At Macon: Macon, a !; Augusta. 3. 81
3 At Columbia: Columbia, q SSavannall.o O..
At Charleston: Charleston j cksonyille
(rain). M sSy q n 8 m VI
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Blues o. o. 10 o. o 1-5
Monroe 4. /. I. .; % 10 90 q O s D-4
5.5 Summary: Two base hits-Re iths Glenn.
stolen base 18th, j n Wray, Cobean,
Sheppard. Double plays--N1 core to Miles.
Base on balls Rees i; q by Burnett, 8.
Hit by pitched balls 81 ones, Rees, watt
3kins. STRUCK 3out-by Rees, 80; BY. Bur
nett. II. s5 Passed bal Goddin, q "A Lei
gers. lid pitctes--Burnett, 81. UNI
.pires, McMurtin and Hayes.
ID feated Elbas
AT Brookland Park the 3Brooklands con-
5tinued to- Windy defeating the {FIlbas 5by
the close score of to ~ Score follows 4
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Eastern League

AT Baltimore: Baltimore, Providenc
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| !. ! ! GOODWIN.
|. BEFORE :. {: |: [: ! RI: BLUES.
Forest Hill Game Of the Capital
City League Was Very Close. II
Ten Innings Played
THE ]. 4: /. BROOK o x. ANDs WIN VI AGAIN
THE ROOKLANDs WIN / AGAIN
stE],lblas Defeated by Close Score 81
Three t I Il Two 7 vs. oakland lkylan
Leads Column.
Standing Of the League

At Forest Hill the Blues defeated the
N1onrGes u In a very exciting ten lnn,ns
game by the score of q to ~. The feature
OF the game was the sensational catcl
by Cobean.. 23 The detailed score$ follows
~ OhJr3 Am
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PLAINFIELD.

Stephen, the scven-year- son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis l., Martin. who has been
in the city hospital Of Boston for the
past six weeks suffering from scarlet
fever, measles and dphthera, died there
last week Thursday. shortly after the ar
rival of his parents. who were summoned
there Wednesday. They returned home
with the body on Friday. when the fu-
neral was held at the home. the Key. t..
l.. Shean officiating Miss Mabel Kent.
who is having short vacation from the
Barre city schools visited at o. i. Mar
tins the first of the wcek.-Georgc Kent
of Montpelier has been in town several
daNs in the interests of the New England
ITelephone company.--T w. Smith of Tim
bridge has been in town buying fancy
sheep and steers.--A farewell reception
was given Mr.. and Mrs. K. l.. Sh"an on
Saturday night in the Nestry or the con-
gregatonal Church. Mr. Shean leaves
soon for Gorham, y. 1.-THE Rebekahs
held a whist party on saturday evening"
Professor Gilmore invited his dancing
class to his han in Montpelier on Friday
night where he gave them fine time.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The condition of Frank Angel is some
what improved OF latc.-NIrs. r. NJ. Pray
has been kindly remembered by Il hand
some boduet OF pinks and roses from
the q. r. s. at Cabot The Rcv. Mr..
Southworth was in Cabot last Saturday,
Henry Smith, who is working for n. j..
Tcbbitts, was called to his home in
lIardwick last Thursday by the sudden
death of his brother, William John
Smith, who died Of pneumonia. lie was
g years of age and was employed at the
Woodbury. Granite company's shed. Two
years ago the mother died from the same
disease, leaving a family Of eight chill
drcn.-L. w. Haskell has returned from
ST. Johnsbury, where he has been visit
ing at Reuben Spauldns's. Sarah Stay
ton is stopping for few days with her
mother. Mrs. John Tebbtts.-At the last
meeting OF the Ladies' Aid which met
with Mrs. Harry Burnham the following
officers were elected: President. Mrs. j.
o. Goodell; vice-presidcHt, Mrs. Myrtle
Lance; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Kate
Sumner.
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BRADFORD.

Levi Parker of the Vermont Academy
al SdNtuns River is spending Il short
vacation with his par.n ts- The high ana
grammar schools enjoyed a promenade in
Wood's han Friday evening with music
by h" bradford orchestra-Mie Kath-
crime Rowcli who has been teaching IN
Waterford, is visiting Mrs NJ. 4. Jtn-
kinS.-Miss cecil Alien entertained her
friends at her HON" Saturday afternoon.
n" occasion being to celebrate her birth
daN.-Mrs. f. l.. Adams returned from
where she has been for treatment several
weeks. Mr. and M,-. Charles Kenyon
are TO make their home for 4 time wit II
his mother, Mrs. Emma Kenyon. Frank
Thayer was unable 20 work in tho bakery
last Week on account of illncss.--Littlc
Frances Chamberlain. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William chamberlain, died
Sunday morning OF diptherea.- Miss Dora
Waterman is visiting her brother, Will
liam IN Enfield, y. Il.-EiGhtcen of tho
Bradford people attended Il concert al
North Thetfoid Wednesday evening -
George Raglcy and Walter Andross have
gone to ManchoSte" y. little chaut
iauqua circle will hold q meeting Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. George jenkins
Mrs. 4. W. Peters !. very sick will
measlcs.- school finished Friday and The
teachers are al their homes for a weeks
NacatiC l.-Bcit and John I'M arr both il
with typho.d fever at the home oi thciI
"a
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WORCESTER.

Frank j. Ia Elor spent last week at Elton
taylor's IN Barr" town.-CiintUn w. Tay-
iur has been appointed one of the fish
and game wardens for this vicinity.-Mrs.
EStclle A. Wilson. who has been at Sar-
anac Lake. y. Y. for several months.
came home ON Thursday last--6iame " ar
den Burton Pike Of Marshficld was in
town last week trying To find out who
shot the deer recently found dead in the
woods by Harry Chandler.-Frank leaN-
lite of Plainfcld visited his uncle, Frank
II. King. for several days reccntly.-W.
Cummings of Boston is visiting his uncle
II. Il. Hancock. for Il short tlnc.-Miss
Alice Pike and Mrs. Davis of Barre spent
Saturday ana sunday at the Pike House.
Clarence T.. \oonan and wife Of Barre
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Wilson
Saturday and Sunday.-Miss Marion VIII
ley and Miss Ruth Denning spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f.. Gillettr.-Lewis
Scamen of Williamstowu was in town on
business last wcck.--f.uucne farnsw"rth
has moved into the Corliss plac" near Put
manufactured, son of the Rev. George
Smith has gone tu Barre to work for W.
f.. Fish-Miss Gladys Buck Of Montpelier
is the CUES. OF Miss Francis Abbott TINS
week bred Hon has sold the stage bust
ness to X. Van oman and has moved
to the j. W. Hall plac" near North Cal
II l.. ,,,li,t In rn1c ntly purphIScl
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The high school and the sixth, seventh,
eight and ninth grades closed Friday for
n two weeks vacation. The primary school
which was delayed on account of repairs
on the building will keep this week and
have but one weeks vacation.
Mrs. Frank Wright left Tuesday for
Boston, being called there to attend court
in regard to the custody of her son and
daughter. The custody Of the children
has been granted to Mrs. Wright by a
former ruling of the court but since that
decree the son has been taken by the
father and Mrs. Wright is now trying
to regain the custody Of her son who
at the present time is in posse ssion OF
Mr.. Wright.
Harry NJ. Totman, who was operated
upon for appe ndicits at the Randolph
sanatoriUnl last week, Vas reported yes
tcrday az getting on very favoraby.
owing to the insufficient supply Of wa
ter Charles Kilburn, proprietor Of the
saw mill. has been obliged to run his mill
nights. The first right of water belongs
to II. J.. Sanford, who uses the power
for his Grist mill and for that reason Mr..
Kiburn has to operate his mill at night
to accommodate his patrons
Mr. and Mrs Russell Woodward and
SON Franklin, who have been spending
the winter in California. where they in
tended to make their home, returned here
Monday. Tehy returned on account oi
Mrs. Woodward. who has been suffering
with a throat trouble, the climate there
not agreeing with her. They will take VI
their residence in their home ON South
Main street. which is now occupied by
Charles Onaiu.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-29
ORLEANS COUNTY
IRASBURGH.

Oscar Shute and Diana Griffith of Sugar
Eotch, Penn, were united in marriage at
he Methodist parsonage last Tuesday
Nening, March 2n.--Miss blanche keith
,as been spending the week with her sis
or, Mrs. Albert Webster, in South Al
,any.-Miss Enie l.eaVey of New York is
listing friends in town Miss SeavcN Is
distinguished artist. DR.. l.. g. Temple
on visited his brother. Dr. Waller. in
Eorth Troy last week.--Elmer Slack has
seen conducting the teachers cNamna-
ions in Derby Centre and South Troy
About 80 persons attended the buttornut
,ncial at Joseph Watsous last Monday
.vening.-Mr +. J. Grant is visiting at
,er old home in bakersfield Miss Annie
Copeland OF Albany is keeping house at
Z. r.. Chamberlains during the absence
,r Mrs. Ornt.-Miss Carrie Fisher who
mas been in tho Mary Fletcher hospital
Tor several weeks has gone to lich-
uond to remain a short time with the
Rev. and Mrs. T.. Il. Trcat.-ln tho basket
hall game last Saturday afternoon the
game was won by the Barton Landing
cam, . to 1.-The play "A Country kld
r,as fine success and drew a fun house
1t will be repeated at West Albany
tuesday evening March ".