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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
GLASS RIVALRY
At HIGH: Z. PITCH c.
New Feature III Richmond Col
lege Field Day Promises
Keencst Contests.
ORDER Of EVENTS ARRANGED
May 18th, Which Has Been Sc
1ectcd, Will Be Filled With
Spirited Contests,

Richmond College Will have Its annual
field day May 18th, and that day has been
declared by the faculty OF the college q
holiday. Tho committee III charge Of tho
field day arc Mr.. r. NJ. sayre, chairman;
Professors Il. p. Gaines and W. 8. Nc
Ncill, Mr.. s. D. Martin, g. C.. White and
Lawrence Fillmore.
The events will take place on the cam
pus, and the contests will be intcr-class.
The class whining the highest number Of
points through contestants entered for
the class will be awarded the pennnnt.
The usual prizes OF course, will DO
awarded and the nl-arour,d medal will go
to the contestant winning the most points.
Irrespective OF class. The class track
meet Will DO accompanied BY the tennis
finals and a gymnasium drill.
This Is the first time that the class
feature has been given the field day. and
already class rivalry. thing heretofore
unknown at tho college, Is growing rap
Idly. This is due grca tly to the excellent
work OF Athletic Director f.. A. Dunlop,
Jr. IS
D An entries for the meet must be made
by May 9Th. Tho events are to be rs
follows: .E
900 A. Mr-Tenns (doubles).
1876 A. Moo yard dash (trial.
1890 A. M-High jump.
1915 A. M.--Broad jump.
j 1900 A. M.-Quarter milo.
1915 A. M-shot put
II: 80 A. M.--Hnlf mile.
!, 11:45 A. M.-Hurdles (triaD.
1880 NJ Throwing hammer (slxteen
pounds).
612:3o p ,M-22o-yard dash.
800 p M.---Tennis (slngles).
#E 400 P.M.-10o-yard dash (l'naD.
4:15 P. M-Polc vault.
$3.50 P. M.--Clnss relay race (halt mile).
4:45 p M-Eurdles ,(nnaI. a3.
500 p. M.-shot put.
$40 p. M.--Mile run.
545 p. M.-Consolntion Goo ynrds.
This years field day promises TO be tho
best In the history Of tho college.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
WINS GREENFIELD STAKES
SeWell Wins Chief Event at Ja-5
maica. Defeating the Favorite.
fBy Associated Press.)

~ n (By Associated PresS, 1901 "A o.
NEW YORK. May 2.--Sewcll. an added start.
err, won the Green'eld stakes at TO at
Jamaica to-day, defeating the favorte tho
Curriculum. Summarizes: rs
First racc-Selng. six furongs-Bcnevolent
e TO y and (even) first. Lord OF the Forest
and Is 10 i third Time. 1:la
Second race-seling, nye furiongs-ki!! 'o .a
Is to y and TO nrstt Arlington 70 =? ana
leyen) third. Time. :63.
Third race-One mile and a aixteen,h-Phu
Finch n 10 p and 6 to 81 first. Chimney Sweep
Il 10 q and Is to % second. Bats e to y and
4 to 81 third. Time. - 3.b;
seweil "a 10 y and Is to 6, first. Curriculum
70 to s. and q to lol second. Royal Breeze
Fifth race-Selling. one mile ana sixteenth
Ma.anello @ and g 70 o nrst r Ahsa Ann
10 Il and "a 10 - third. Time, l:4s 20.
sixth raeeye and ha Rai,e 70
and ,(eyen) second, Prcen (even) and e TO -
third. Time. l:07 m .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
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patient in the hospital, has been sum-
1noncd. 1t Is said he will make some
startling statements on the stand to-
morrow morning. e@ s, q
DR.. Foster. superintendent Of the hos
pital, will go upon tho stand and will
possibly consume the entire day. DR..
Foster said tonight that he had no fear
of being able to refute all the charges
made against him. and that no would SO
do on the stand Mt tho proper time.
Messrs II. Boudar and Company, spe-
cial accountants, arc here with the COM
mittec, engaged in examining the DOCKS
. OF the hospital.
A member Of the committee said to-
night that the testimony that would pc
introduced would show condition OF
affairs almost beyond parallel. charges
are made that are almost unprintapie'
nnd II 10 openly stated that reputable Wit
ncsses will substantlate these. Tnere IS
every promise of startling sensations as
an outcome Of the investigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
OVER TWENY -SIX MILLION
FOR WORK ON CANAL
(BY As,cinted Press. }

WASHINGTON D. c., May 2-The
Isthmian Canal commission met to-day
and decided TO Six for an appropriation
OF $26,s4S,os1 to ,ntinue the construction
OF the canal dung the fiscal year end
Ing June 80. 1907
These estImat are for lock canal
and a letter fror Chairman Shonts to the
Secretary of w, written to accompany
tho estimates. ates that the existing
law authorizes lock canal and In tho
absence of any her Legislation the COM
mission has ppared estimates for u
canal Of that toe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
SOUTHERN GOLF.
Leaders for the Day in Tourna'
ment at New Orleans,

b -i7RV Assoclated, F'Tess.)
NEW ORLEANS, May 2,-The annual
tournament of the Southern Association
hon GlolfgClub Ninety-eight started N
the qualifying round to-day for the four
cups--the championship. tho Audubon, the
Dixie and the Consolation. TIE weather.
was clear and pleasant. ~
The leaders for the day are LawrenGs
Eustis; So; Leigh Carroll, 81 Wick R,ch-
ardson SO; Albert T. Schwartz, S.; Nelson
Whitney, 49,; NJ n, Buckner, S6 ~ @, o!
Robert Hunter Mobile, 8s; ". "A. Powell!
So; w. p Stewart. IS, New Orleans, Ems
Audubon Golf club, with Enstltsi. caFro,I,
championship against eighteen competi,
tors The foursomes were won by James
Best and ". r. Stauffer. also Of M
Audnhon Club, Fl .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
FIVE STRAIGHT GAMES,
Woodbury. Forest Defeats Epis'
copal High School,
Especial to The mas-Dlspntcl),

ORANGE COURTHoUsE, va, May a.
Woodberry Forest won their nth straight
game this afternoon by defeating tho
Episcopal High School, of Alexandria.
This Is the leading preparatory school
Of the baseball season of both Institutions,
In the first inning Episcopal High School
got three men on bases with none out,
but Il catch and u nice throw by Saun-
ders got two, and a good stop by Clair
borne retired the side without "a run,
Woodberry was blanked, IN the first, but
piled UP eight runs In the, second, as the
ragged playing on the part Of the visitors,
In The fifth inning the two Dagger by
Rawlins and single by White scored the
first run for Episcopal High School, They
seventh, due mostly to Woodberry's
errors, /" 4lr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Two Fast Sporting Events.

Two Interesting events are scheduled
,or ~ ~ -nnorrow night In the big rink Mt
ttH He Reseryoir. The first event will be a
one one Mia race betweeS Tom. Fogg. and
This w re- be f9ll%y sea
~ ,yyo hnvs; teams under the leadership Of
Robert ROBE 'Frayser and Walter Newton, two
coming fast skaters. >,
Both Of these events Will furnish, ex-
and Vaughan are old time rivals from
The beginning OF the relay team racing
in the biz rink, The boys teams arc
practlclng every day. and each side is
Equally confident OF winning the go.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
ROANOKE MAN KILLED;
CAUGHT BETWEEN CARS
Especial ID The Times, Uspn'ch.)

ROANOKE, VA, May 2.--Elmer j..
Chick, employed at the shed Of The l.oan,
oke street Railway Company, waB 81 bad
" injured to-day by being cansht h.
tween two cars that he lied ut lha
hospital several hours lattr u" NAN
polling cara and the iron bar slipped,
catching him between 'lY bumper Ird
crushing both legs. He wns abon, forty
years Of age and leaves u vile ana gov
cral children al Bpout Springs, Appomat,
tex county. e q lts s,i s5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
ARE STILL INVESTIGATING
THE FERTILIZER TRUST
tspccial to The Times Dispatch,

Especial 70 The T1mes- DlNpntchJ
NASHVILLE, TENN. May 2.'--'rhc OK
animation OF witnesses before the Fed
eral grand Jury continues In the inyes-
tIpation OF the alleged fertilizer trust
cases. The attorneys representing the
government refuse to divlllge any facts
which may have been brought before the
Jury by any OF the numerous witnesses
examined, and state that the examination
VIII probably not be concluded this week.
1t is not considered probable that there
will be any Indictments returned, " Mt
all. until all tho witnesses summoned
have been before tho grand Jury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
WILL HOLD INQUEST ON
DEATH)F MRS. MUENTEF
(By Apciated Prass.)

CAMBRIDGEMASS.. May 2.-An in
quest Into the dth OF Mrs. Leone Muen-
ter, wife Of Err Muenter, the German
instructor at Award, for whom the
police are scanng on the charge of
poisoning Mrs, uenter, was ordered to-
day by Jusice'harles Amy. and It Is
to be held hcrecxt Friday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
EXPECT FAVORABLE REPORT
ON THE PUBLICITY BILL

(From Our Regular Correspondcnt)
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE chances
are excellent for favorable report from
the Committee on Elections of President,
President and Representatives In
Congress of the Mccall publicity bill. Mr..
members of the National Publicity Bill
Organization. were rejoicing to-day over
news that the New York Legislature had
passed their measure of similar import
applying to campaign contributions and
expenditures In that State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Fishing at .Westhamptor,.

has decided to permit fishing from boat
In the lake. Several years ago this lake
was bountifuly stocked with game Ash
Of several species. Since that time none
has been caught, ana the f'sh have ave, had
greatly and grow.
No fishing will be perr/etted from the
banks or any other source than the boats
which are kept on hand for the purpose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
MR.. CLOVES HERE.
Will Return to Williamsburg te
Testify.

leStl1y.
MIR. u. II. Cloves returned to the city
from williamsburg last night to attend
to some private affairs here. lie VIII go
back to testify whenever the committee
is ready to hear him.
II asked the committee to excuse me
until they wish me to testify" he SAID
last night. II
II had some urgent business here, and
camo up to attend to It."
"Will you engage counsel?" was asked. !,
"No, 1 have no occasion for such a
course was the reply.
II am simply witness. and VIII not
need an attorney.
Mr.. Cloves expects to offer in evidence
all the testimony given before the Senate
committee here during the session Of the
Legislature. and which has not yet been
made public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

The Alaska ckers Association fur
ntsh the goyenent hundreds OF thous-
nnds OF cases tHalmon a year. Out OF
100000 cans emlned by the govern-
ment at Camp homas, only four defec-
tive cans werfound This firm pack
the Argo Red Imon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
G. g. o, unday Outings
Old Poi, Ocean View,
Huckro and Norfolk.
r 9 u N H1,25 T RI F.
EVlY SUNDAY

EVTYI SUNON' M
Two trains. lrlor cars, leave Rich
mond every Stay. $3.50 and a. NJ
lteturalng lea Norfolk, via ocean
View Railway, =, M; Ocean View, 7:Soi
Old Point. 81 Arrive Richmond lo:lo
i! ~ sl,25 md trip. Tickets also
good. re,nrnlngip G, & @, steamer leaV-
Ing Norfolk 4;P. NJ; fast train, !eav-
Ing Old Point Is r. NJ; Newport News,
5;25 Il. NJ Ave Richmond r. NJ.
Cane IIenryld Virginia Beach, l.So
round trip. ii "a p. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Tenth Streets Win.

A very Interesting game was n,ayeg9
to s. in favor Of the Tenth Streets The Tn
features OF the game were the nome
runs Of Sharp and Mccahe. The lihe-
up was as follows: ,.., e,.,o,.
Tenth Streets. 1We!lth oi a,,,oh
II. Krntz,..,,. catcher .isureh
A, McCabe 49,. pitcher ..,A. Cheatw y,,1,
r, Turner, go. shortstop ,.,...B. Wins
N, Gary.., first base ~ :, A MnndoW
II, Woolfolk.... third base .,.,,D Evans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Do Justice to All.
Army Appropriation Bill.

=
The army appropriation bill was read at
length, but it's consideration was not con-
cluded. An amendment approprlasng
s1,5O0Ooo for a supply depot at Fort Ma
son, San Francisco, was accepted. as
was also provision authorizing sub
marine cable to Panama at q cost OF
5000, 900. 4
The following bills weor passed: aif
Authorizing the construction OF dams
across the Coosn River at Lock 2 IN
Alabama; authorizing the construction OF
bridges across the Clinch River In Vir-
glna and the Holston River In Tennes-
see, by the South and Western Railway
Company. "a,
Mr.. Newlands resolution directing the
Finance Committee Of the Senate and the
Ways and Means Committee OF the
House to consider tho feasibility Of the
governments guaranteeing bonds to aid
In the rehabilitation of San Francisco,
was deprecated by both California SEN
ators Mr.. Flint and Mr.. Perkins indi-
Gated their opinion that the California
delegation should have been consulted
before the presentation of tho measure.
The resolution was referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
Senator Tillman introduced resolution
directing the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to send to the Senate all find
1ings Of fact and its conclusions i.. re-
gard to the investigation OF the particle
patton OF coal carrying railroads In the
bituminous coal industry OF West Vlr-
iginla, .lE /, ,i5gti ~, FLAX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Gould defeats Yorke.

IBy NOcINted Press.)
LONDON, Ma 2--Jay Could of Lake.
wood, n. j., tnhe ANA teur court tennis
championship ntests at tho Queens
Club to-day deated Y, ". Yorke by
30. Tte> @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
. A DeItelous Drink

HoRsFoRb's ACID PHOSPHATE
A teaspoonful added to a gless Of cold
water lnyigorates, Strengthens and Re-
freshes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

3O3 yearsago -day,SMay, 8,
1908, tl1e6first English settle
n1ent III the III nited States at
Virginia.. !.
Since that the style Of dress
has gradually changed TIL To-
dayfashions for men are praasc-
tical and sensible.
The Solicitation this season
is trim and saapely, moderate
length, ventSat sides or Ger ire,
round orsq uare corners, open
ing lower MIRO r1t.4
Our stock shows 5Js!aEll these
new Ideas.
$3.50 to $50. nj.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

Underwear.
Experience comes IN here.
We know the most satisfac-
tory sorts and our advice IS
free.
we have all good sorts, how
ever.
80 cents,up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
DANIEL CLOSES
RATE BILL SPEECH.
Continued from FIRST Page.)

gross, he contended, must exercise It's
functions In many cases by delegntifg
them to others, and It was necessary that
It should do 80 IN dealing with COM
mcrce between tho states. If this could
not be done, tho government must be
as habby as a helpless bag, said Mr.. Dam
iel and he cited cases In which Congress
had permitted administrative officials OF
the government to exercise the functions
OF the national legislature.
Do Justice to All.
Mr.. Daniel advocated q review pro-
vision as precautionary measure say
Ing that he would have the provision for
d review modelled on tho California land
act, requiring that the courts be supplied
with q transcript Of the testimony taken
before the commission. requiring five
days notice Of injunction proceedings,
and providing that the hearing by the
courts shall follow as closely as pos
sbly upon disposition BY tho commission.
He closed with the declaration that the
proposed legislation should be enacted
with the end Of doing Justice to all con-
norpe5 Z -4t.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
ESPECIALIDADES

Desmenuzadoras Krajewski, : Calenta-
dores modernos con ocho 8 diez y seis circula-
clones. .--Trapiches, defecadoras, triple y qua
druple efectos y tachos modernos. .-Bombas
Aeentes Generates para Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02
COntuctres de todas s de maquna para hcend acar

y condensadores de vacio seco y de vacio hui
Observation-Disclosures centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas las centrales donde Sc encuentren
aparatos de Krajewski-Pesant CO, entire las
cuales estan las siguientes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-02

comprsnde municpo de Aguade, capital en- Agusda;
usnas comprend municpo de Agu Busna capital
que comprende muucipio do Abonlo capital Abono
eomprends munpo de Barranquitas Baar-
que eomprende oil munioipio de Camuy capital Camuy
ue comprsnde el muncipio de Cdrs capital en- Cldrs
compre1de munieipio de Comeo, capital Como
que comprende d muneipio De Gurabo. capital Gurabo
lila, compreude muncplo de sna
que comprende mupielpio de Hatlo capital RaNllo;
comprende muuieipio ds Junco capital en- Juncos
ue comprende el municipIo do Lass capital en Lsias;
comprsnde munCpio do Marieao, capital
munopio de Maunbo capital
que comprende munpo NAguabo capital Nsguabo
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18
sToCkBRiDoE.

Annual clearance sale at G.B. Fish's from
Jan. 10 to Feb. 10. See small bills for list
OF prizes and interesting discounts.
Miss Merriam has been quite i'll the past
week. =
Mrs. Thomas Kathan is quite i'll with
heart trouble.
Mrs. Frank Kezer of Rochester was in
town Saturday.
p. A. Rand returned Saturday from a
visit in Randolph.
Mrs. Charlss Mills OF Pittsheld was in
town DAY last week.
Several from here attended the dance at
Pittsfield Friday evening
Miss Zoie Abbott OF Gaysyille IS visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Il. j. Bent.
Mr.. aud Mrs. @. b. Fish and daughter
were in Rochester Sunday.
Il. j. Bent was called to Milton by the
illness OF his uncle saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. David Everett recently
spent few days in Quechee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Barnes OF Rochester
were at Frank B,rnes' Sunday
Miss Mabel Mills OF Pittsield spent sew
eral days at John Sawyer's last week.
Mrs Lula Shaughnessy hurt her face
quite badly while coasting one day last
week.
Mrs. John Marsh and daughter, Miss
Anna, OF Rochester were at Charles Cham
5erlin's Saturday.
Miss Blanche Patnode had the misfor-
tune to fall on the ice Saturday, hurting
one shoulder quite badly
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18
SOUTH sTocKeRlpeE.

Miss Marion Morse of Rochester is
working for Edward Mills.
Miss Pearle A. Davis came home from
North Sherburne last Friday, returning
Sunday.
Miss Mabel Mills of Pittsfeld and
Benjamin Moses of Bethel were at j. S.
Davis Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mills and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Mills visited Mr.. and Mrs. II.
b. Mills Sunday.
Friends and relatives numbering rs gave
Miss Pearle A. Davis a surprise party at
her fathers, j. S. Davis, last Friday even
ing, it being her 21st birthday. Those
from out of town were Willis Whitaker
and Miss Laura Marsh of Bethel, Miss
Mabel Mills of Pittsfield and Miss Edna
Ranger Of Mendon. There were several
from Gavsyille She was remembered by
okens OF friendship and money. The en-
tertainment consisted of games and dane
ing. Cake and coffee were served.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18

Mrs. c. c. Sargent and Thed. were in
Barre over Sunday at Austin Hunting
tons.
MIR. and Mrs. Linus Edison were ia
North Thetford last Thursday and Friday,
the guests Of ID. NJ. Bonds and Mr.. Gays
families.
Rev. Mr.. Whitney OF South Stanford
will be at the Meadow church TUESDAY
aud Wednesday evenings, Jan. 23rd and
oath, to assist Rev. w. +. Harding in con-
Quoting services.
Mrs. Cornelia Parker received the news
OF the death OF her uncle, Reuben Robbie,
in California Friday OF last week. he
died some days previous Particulars
have not been ascertained.
There viii be no preaching services at
the r. w. 3. churches next Sunday 81
their pastor, Rev. w. r. Harding, will 81
tend the quarterly meeting, which Is to ne
held at East Orange, Jan. 10 to n.
Rev. I. ID. Davis and Dea. Fred G. Hut
ton conducted communion service at Mfs.
Elizabeth's house last Friday. She IS
still living but very low. She was some
what overcome on hearing OF the death OF
her brother, Reuben Robbie, IN Caliiorna'
The annual meeting OF Minerva Lodge
No. Sc, +. and A. NJ, was held Tuesday
Jan. 9th. F. W. Currier was reelected W.
NJ; Ernest Locke, Sec; f. j. Hutton
Treas; Geo. Divoll and r. II. Blake
wardens; J. P. Virgins and NJ. +. Morse,
deaeons. The installation is TUESDAY
evening, Jan. BIRD.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18

O.C. Sawyer has large quantity OF nice
dry sawdust for sale at 30c. load. Call at
his house to pay. 3w
Rev. r. b. Pay is in town.
John Kimball is at his home here.
Don Moore is sick with the measles.
Herbert Day returned home Friday.
Charles Wilson is back at work for Geo.
Ryan.
Ferrin Preston has been in town re-
Gently.
Mrs. o. NJ. Tinkham is back at {. E.
Jones'.
Miss Eva Jackson visited at her home
the last Of the week.
Webster Thurston returned from Green
field, Mass, last week.
Harvey Blanchard and wife had little
daughter born recently.
Fl. G. Bruce and wife are the proud par
ents OF son born the 18th.
Miss Lottie Reynolds attended the lee
ture at Hartford Friday night.
II. c. Bruce went to Burlington to at
tend the Dairymen's meeting last week.
Ferry Kidder has gone to North Hyde
Park to take charge Of blacksmith shop
Wells Porter had charge OF the creamery
during the absence OF the manager, II. G..
Bruce.
Mrs. Caswell, who had been visiting at
Mrs. Nanlinda Kimball's, has gone to her
daughters at West Hartford.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18
RANDOLPH cENTsn

| y. L. Boyden was in White Rive.
ton tuesday on legal business 'aee
DIR. Evans is In the southern nsrt
state practising bis profession AZ oo III =
Mrs. Elijah Ballou has been ouits
for few days and under DIR. SCOTT "
| Mrs. Carl Smith has not been o,,.s
well the past week, but is gradusl i,S
/ proving. M
Mrs. &. F. Parkers mother. IL.
ward Davis, u very low with hear, 2
kidney disease. Z 4
The subject Of the sermon Al tbs A.
church next Sunday morning mn n
'.Christianity's Challenge to Men
Mr.. Miles, who mas been CARVING q. !.
r. LaFraneis' place, has tern.instsaa y
lease and moved to j. b. Adams. |
The circular conference was held 80.
the Cong'l church here TUESDAY Nv
sermon was by Rev Fraser Metzger.
Mrs. limms and Howard simns
son, OF Ayimer, Can, are with her dsrst
ter, Mrs. Closson gilbert, who 4 ssis5
sick. 4aAs
At Grace church next SUNDAY. tbera .s,,,
be evening prayer with sermon st By,
O'Clock. An invitation Is extended h n
to attend. " -
The y. NJ {. u. desires dates with Am.
teur hockey teams for games. Addrs..
Alien Rogers, captain. Of the Y. Nor
hockey team
q. III. Temple and l.. b. Paige took haiti,
to Burlington last week at the Dairyneri +,
meeting. Each scored 95, which broBebi
each of them 20.
Mrs. Thomas Smith has been settiir.
the affairs of the estate and expects ID !,
to Montpelier tomorrow to spend the vi5.
ter with her sister.
Miss Myrtle Rising, sister OF Mrs Pea.
Clough, and a friend, Leslie Wheelock y
Tunbridge, visited at Pearl CIough's ls.,
week Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. VIII Parmenter and Mrs. JpI.,
Parmsnter Kidder OF Rochester came lsst
Friday to visit their brother and family
their husbands came Saturday night a..
all went home Sunday.
Arthur Patterson, who went back ss
week to Norwich university, returps,
home the next day, threatened with bBeg
monia. He has been confined to the hous
and under the doctors care for week
but is eonvalescing.
There was anot her whist party ami
social at the Training school building las
Saturday evening. There were about 5
present. There were six tables Of wits,
and other games were played. +. }, Boy
den served ice cream and coffee,
The lecture on Looking and Seeing Z
be given IN Normal hall BY Dea. G. W. o.
good on Friday evening OF tlrs week vii
be well worth attending. In the absenC
OF the regular lecture course, this is dc
signed 10 till the vacancy in part and il
sincerely hoped that 1t will be well al
tended.