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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-25
SOUTH sTRkFFoRp.

Rev. +. G, Clark was in town last week
Thalbert Huntley OF Norwich was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. o. $. Seymour returned from New
York recently.
Mrs. Delight Casewell is visiting in
West Hartford.
Leonard Emerson OF Pattersonville was
In town Sunday,
Guy Ross is spending two weeks in New
York and Boston.
Eben Sargent OF Norwich was at Mr.
Huntley's Sunday.
Miss Emily Morrill, has gone to New
York FOR vacation.
Rev. II. T.. X. Whitney will deliver his
farewell sermon next Sunday.
Miss 5. j. Dearborn goes to Chelsea for
the first three days each week.
DIR. and Mrs. Hewes, children and maid
have returned to Groton, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Blake and little
son spent day in town recently.
There will be convoe ton OF Unity
chapter Thursday evening, Nov. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wainwright and Miss
Faunrose have returned to New York.
5. b. Buell. was in Lyndonville and
Stanstead, p. @, the first OF the week.
Rev. Louis Morey, brother Of Mrs.
Howard Gilkey, IS spending few days in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler of West
Hartford spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Tucker.
Miss Rutherford arrived at James
Tyson's Saturday to be governsss for the
children.
Mrs. Emerson and children of Ponpa-
noosue have been visiting her brother, DIR.
Nowlan.
The deer season opened with hunters on
an the yard runs. quite party left for
Lake Mitchell.
Mrs. Miriam Roberts and daughter.
Mrs. Colby, have been in Thetford Center
and ON Ehetford hill the past week.
Mrs. Gertrude Dearborn and Miss
waterman, teachers at the other village.
VISITED schools in this village last week. ~
James o. Kendall was in Burlington
last week to attend a meeting of the dis
trlct deputies MIR. Kendall being deputy
TO the ninth district.
Rev. Mr.. Shepard OF Tunbridge passed
on TO the higher life Saturday. For many
years Elder Shepard, as he was known,
hsd been a familiar figure at the quarterly
and yearly meetings and his absence will
be felt by many friends outside of his
church.
At the farewell service in the Bantist
church Sunday evening there will be 1--WE
minute talks by fevs. Eastman, Rollins.
Harding and Perkins. The music will he
Dy male quartet, with trio, duet. and
solo, boys duet, chorus of mixed voices.
and one of the children's voices, PRAYER
meeting will be in the vestry at O'Clock.
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WASHINGTON,

,, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Calef are VISITING II
Hampstead. N. II. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ladd visited q,
rhlilp Mayotte's Sunday.
Mrs. Clinton Slack of Berlin was !,
town the first of the week.
Ellis Downing went Sunday to HIM.
tlngton's camp in Orange.
l.; ID; Tillotson has recently sold furnace.
10 A. patterson and j. j. Dashner.
Mrs and Miss Dwinell left for thei,
nome IN Taunton, Mass, Saturday.
:, about 80 people from this town vsited
nuhtlngton's camp in Orange last SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Morey and cbi,dror,
ana mrs Morey of Chelsea are visiting Of
Z. G. McAllister's. ''''''ns al
Miss Minnie Barup, who had been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Reuben Lord ~
orange, has returned home.
Mrs. Barron left Saturday for Taunton
Mass, to make her home with bnr
daughter, Mrs. Ada Dwinell, nei
Miss Nora Bresette spent SUNDAY with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Bresette, returnin u u
10 ner WORK IN Montpelier Sunday evening"
Mrs. Philip Mayotte returned tron,
Morrlsville and Stowe Saturday. and NJ
her Sunday. 'i'i'eo
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sTRAFFo1p.

A, h, Carpenter was In Sharon Tues3av.
W. T. seribner was in Sharon the I'm
Otis Sawyer OF Sharon was IN town IN,
10th.
Miss Blanche Brown is at home tor +,
brief vacation.
+, II, West went Friday to visit friend,
in Lexington, Mass.
Mrs. Jeannetts Bacon has been yisitiB,
friends in Hanover.
Miss Belle Pierce WAS in Hanover Tues.
day and Wednesday.
DIR. Hayward OF Tunbridge was in town
last week Wednesday.
Mrs. George Fox and little son ar.
visiting in South Royalton.
Ii. A. Stickney and Capt. :. j. Arnold
were in Chelsea last Thursday.
Mrs. X. l.. Mosher and daughter. Mis-,
Lottie, were IN Hanover Tuesday.
Spencer Patterson and wife of Pat.er.
sonvtlle we're IN town last Thursday.
Miss Florence Goodwin OF Chelsea R,,
the guest of Miss Lena West over sun.
day,
The Ladies' Benevolent circle met Tues.
day afternoon Of last week with llrs
&. +, Kent.
Mr., and Mrs, II. III. Udall were Ia " hte
River Junction and Woodstock the ar,t
OF last week.
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Eastman returned
Friday from visit to their daughter 10
North Charleston.
Stafford Creamery COMPANY must h
prospecting, as it has just installed an so.
pound combined churn and worker.
During the month OF September, The
STAFFORD Creamery company paid q cents
per pound Tor butter and 27g cents Ton
butter fat.
The ladies' Of ths Grange will Civ
Harvest supper at the Town hall on tbe
evening OF Oct. 3lst. A program has lso
been arranged and pleasant time planned
for Supper from seven till nine.
The funeral of Horace Gusha was held 4,
his late home the 7th, Rev II. A. X. Whit.
ney OF South STAFFORD officiating. The
lnterment was in STAFFORD cemetery. M.
Gusha had been in i'll health for some
time. He left wife.
Friends of Mrs. Ellen Richardson TO
the number OF fourteen spent SATURDAY
evening at her home in observance OF htr
birthday. A brief religious meeting was
held, led by the Rev. II. A. X. whitney.
After the meeting social time was ~.
loyed. A number OF substantial tokens Of
the occasion were left by the guests for
their hostess.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Harriet Babcock was in town tb
last of the week. VIZ
Mrs. J. II. Church has returned from
her visit in Boston. ''o"
Z. II. Eaton is making quite extensiv,
repairs on his house. Nv
e; B. Clatiin attended the camnare II
Bethel Friday evening. -
Mrs. Albert Marsh of Concord. Mass !,
visiting friends in town. Il
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Elliott Of Warrior
have been in town the past week. vi
Mrs. c A. Shampeney was in Midd,o-
bury last week attending the teachers
meeting. 'o"ehers
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt OF the Wilson Honso
b,ethel, and lady friend were at A y
Miller's Monday. " a. L.
W. 5. Martin and brother, Eueene woro
called to Htllsboro, N. H., Friday nv the
critical illness of their sister, Mrs. C6ilds
Announcement is made of the marriooo
Of Of Miss Edith Richardson to Charles
FRANKLIN Dupee at Lowell, Mass, Oct ~
A. q. Flint was somewhat seriouslv in.
lured by being thrown from his cary;an CO
IN collision with Dana Marsb's team
Saturday. 'eaH
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WEST FAIRlEE.

Ned George is very much better.
Hugh Clark was in Boston a few days
recently.
Harry Clough has gone back to worces-
ter, Mass.
Mrs. w: c. Gilman and her daughter
are at E. F. Dudley's.
Misses Jennie and Marie Comstock have
returned from Tunbridge.
Mrs. Chamberlin went to Newport
recently for few days. stay.
Mrs. Lizzie Whitney started for her
last week.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith came from
boston last week in their auto and visited
at Herbert Kingsbury's.
Hon. VIM. Paul was at home over Sun
Nay ana Mrs. Paul accompanied MIN to
Montpelier to remain through Ladies
week.
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NORTH TUN8RIDGE,

F. d. Moody and wife visited in Berlin
last week.
Ezra Dickerman has sold his farm With
personal property to parties from Canada
Mrs. George Corliss and daughter of Ply.
mouth, n. H., visited j. ID. Corliss lately
Mrs. j.. Spencer Hackett is very i'll in
Plymouth, Mass, with slight hopes of re.
covery.
IL. l.. Foss has returned from Massa.
chusetts, where he went on the recent ex.
cursioh.
Rev. n. H. Farr of Rhode Island q
former pastor here, made visit in town
last week.
n. IL. Austin and wife are VISITING
friends and relatives in New Hampshire
and Massachusetts.
Two sisters, Clara and Ethel Folsom
have moved from the F. Il. Totman tene,
ment to the parsonage.
TIE selectmen have recently placed a
new wfre fe -ce around the so-calied Ruz-
zeli cemetery belonging to the town.
On account of Rev. Mr.. Clark,s beipg
called to attend the funeral of the daugh,
ter OF Clark Hall in Randolph last SUNDAY
there was no service in the F. B. Church.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold n fair
ana vegetable supper in Nights hall Fri
DAY evening, Oct. 26. There be A sale of
aprons, fancy work, etc. ANY articles
contributed for the sale will be thank
fnliy received. Supper from to Q. No
admission to the hall.
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STOCkBRlDGE.

Mrs. Charles Neff is little better.
p. W. Green was in Granville Friday.
Joe Manning has finished work for A.
+. Baker.
Waldo Ellis Of Pittsfield was at A. E.
Bakers the 18th.
Ed. Holden of Rochester is working for
Theron Robinson.
r. A. Rand of Randolph is working for
G. b. Fish in his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roman Holland were IN
Rochester day last week.
Nelson Grant and w. A. Usher were in
Rochester day last week.
Jay Hager OF Braintree has been visit
ing at William Manning's.
Miss Josie Mills was home from Ran
dolph few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Boutwell, and
daughter OF Sharon visited at Will Man
ning's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holland of Brattle-
boro have been visiting relatives and
friends in town.
Mrs. W. A Usher, who was boarding at
Henry Bakers, has returned to her home
in Massachusetts.
Mr.. Hazen and Mr. Hutchins of ROYAL
ton were in town Thursday looking after
telephone matters.
Miss Anna Whiteapb of Pittsfield, Mrs.
Leonard Small of New Hampshire and
Mrs. Ralph Lamb of Bangor, Me-, called
on Mrs. Nellie Neff the 18th.
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cure
ht4r I'm ffgFk N.aspr ,1.rs.
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SOUTH TUNBRIDcE.

MILO Howe is better and able To he ont
MIS-; Mrs. Maria May of Pittsfield, N. H., is
VISITING relatives in this vicinity.
a. a. >. wis is gaining and hopes to be
aole TO be at his mill before long.
Fred Smith is working for M. T. King
a ana VIII move his family next week IL
Mrs. Euphemia Noyes of Cheeyer. N. y.
Is spending few days with her father
George W. Flanders. 'a'ner'
JAMES Barney went to Danville last
Meek ana Mrs. Barney visited their nice >
INF! Mrs. george Slack, in Randolph, while he
was away They returned home SATURDAY
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beware OF Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering it through the mu-
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
De used except on prescriptions from rem
utable physicians, as the damage they viii
DO is tenfold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure.
manufactured n by F. j. Cheney & CO.
Ioledo, o., contains no mercury. and Is
taken internally, acting directly upon the
plpou ana mucous surfaces OF the system.
get the genuine. 1t is taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by f. j. Chena V
d Co. Testimonials free.
Soid by Druggists, Toe. per bottle.
rake Halls Family Fills for constipa-
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Claude Leavitt shot a fine buck early
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Astbury have a
little dau ghter week old.
>, Miss Sarah Slack is working for the
Rev. S. Il. Dean in Vershire.
Miss Laura Gilman of Rutland has been
spending the week at f. w. Farnham's.
+. w. Farnham and daughter, Alice.
left Tuesday morning for Boston and vi
cinity on weeks trip.
Mrs. Bert Grant, who had been spending
some weeks at the home of Bert West, re-
turned to Chelsea, Mass, the 18th.
James Muir, who had been WORKING in
the Eldorado mines, Ontario, returned
last week and has gone to Pike Hill 70
work. '' "
Mrs. Ethan Dimond, who had beep
spending the last three months at Oneer
CITY park, Burlington, and with frfends
IN Barre, returned Friday.
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Sovereign" That Costs Onlv oaa
Dollar.

pr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remed,
OF hondo1t, NJ Y, is Sovereign med;,,
S.ne Ior nervousness, Rheumatism. Kid
ney ana Liver complaints, and all the liz
pecuiiar TO women. 1t drives the poison
t [olh h tne blood, and restores the patient tn
tne ploom OF health. You will never r w
tie. uoiiar ior a bot
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had been all run
down. My blood
was so bad that
blood poisoning
had set in. / had
several doctors
attending me, so
finally | went TO
the hospital, where
! was laid up for
two months. My
foot and ankle were
almost beyond
recognition. Dark
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Mrs. Nellie Cilley is visiting in East
Barnard for few days,
Miss Lillian Rogers is visiting relatives
in White River Junction,
A party Of young men from here are in
Hancock hunting this week.
On the 18th OF October a son was born
TO MIR, and Mrs, Clarence Rogers,
A deer. reported as weighing over 100
pounds, was shot by Bug6ee boy.
Judge Lathrop was here Sunday to see
his sister, Mrs. Shepard, who is very ill.,,
Howard c. Kibbee has finished the
house he has been building and moved
/ in.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sherman Ross visited
relatives in Cambridge and vicinity re-
Gently.
Mrs. Charles Sargent is reported as
being very III, with but little hopes OF
recovery,
Ernest Corwin from Chelsea and part
Of his family spent Sunday at Benjamin
fuckers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Smith went to
South Royalton TO see his father last
Thursday.
Mrs. Kate Durgan and daughter Of
Canaan are visiting at Henry " hitney's
this week.
A trained nurse came Monday to care
for Mrs. Shepard, who is quite i'll with
pneumonia
DR.. F. p. W. Walker of Cambridge,
Mas, spent last week with his uncle,
jerome Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Benedict OF South
Royalton called at Charles Osborne's the
first OF the week.
Elmer Rowell was united in marriage
Oct "a to Josie Langmaid. They left
Immediately for Concord.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds spent few DAYS
with her daughter, Mrs. Addie Flint, at
South RCyalton last week.
There are many children and older
people having the whooping cough aud
hard colds at the present time.
Miss Mary Sanborn of Chelsea didn't
60 to Hanover as reported last week but
has returned to DR.. Hayward's.
The friends of Mrs. Kate Cushman will
be glad to hear that she is slowly re-
covering from her recent serious illness.
The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be administered at the Congl church
Nov. 4. 1t is hopea all members will be
present.
Elder Shepard, aged 95, passed away
Saturday after an illness OF about two
weeks. The funeral was held Tuesday at
the Cong'l church.
About % OF the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Porter met at their home to cele-
brate Mrs, Portsr's 3Sth birthday ami
yersary and spent the evening in social
dance.
Fred Smith has hired out to NJ. 4. King
end Will move into the house by the
church. DR.. Hayward was called to
South Royalton the 18th to assist in an
operation on Mabel Da lforth.
ut was almost a miracle. Rurdock
Blood bItters cured me of terrible break
ing out all over the body. | am yery
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Never Ask Advice

When you have cough or cold. dom,
ask what isgood for it and get some med
lclne with little or no merit and nerbans
dangerous. Ask for Foley's Honey an
lar, the greatest throat and lung remedu
II cures coughs and colds quickly, soIIc
9y 1t. A. Leonard, Randolph, and G. A
Densmore, Chelsea. -
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Watch the kidneys."

Nv hen they are affected, life is in dang
er, says DIR, Abernethy, the great Eng S
physician. Foley's Kidney Cure ma ls
sound kidneys. Sold by Ii. A. Leona
Randolph, and c. A. Densmore. Chelses
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IuNsRipos.

For SALE,-sweet cider, Sc, per gal,
boiled cider, SOC, per gal, cider vinegar,
Use. per gal, at my MIL which will close
Nov. 10. Water tubs and swing stanehions
made to order; prices right.
MILL T. NOBLE.
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Notice.

To the taxpayers OF Tunbridge, will bt
at the store OF A, \, King 4 Son Saturday
Oct, "a, aud Saturday, Nov, 3, from TO
p, m; Nights store Wednesday, Oct. 81
from 10 4 p, m at the residence Of A, j.
Wills Thursday, Nov, LIST, from TO
p. M, to receive taxes. Time for saviu {
discount expires Nov, 3, 1905,
WALLACE w. SWAN Col.
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True and tried friends of the familv.-
DeWltt's Little Early Risers. Best for re-
suits and best to take. Rosy cheeks and
sparkling eyes follow the use of these de-
pendable little pills. They do NOT crime
Rochester "i iiaoy'
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SOUTH sTockRRIpGs.

Charles Boutwell, is worse at this writ
ing.
Mrs. E. c. Mills returned from Massa-
chusetts Saturday.
Deer hunting Is the prevailing distemper
just now in this place.
Miss Mary Boutwell, Of Gaysville is sew
ing for Mrs. B. Goodale.
Mrs. Lewis Edmunds returned from
Boston last week Tuesday.
Mrs Malcolm Johnson of Pittsfield is
visiting her brother, Ernest Packard.
Byron Hathorn and family of Barnard
visited at Harley Longley's the first of the
week.
Fred S. H. Reynolds of East LYNN.
Mass, is spending his vacation in this
vicinity.
Miss Lottie Newell was home from the
Normal from the 18th until this week
Monday.
Mrs. Frank Thayer and daughter, Mrs,
Leon Perkins, went to Woodstock Sunday
to be gone several days.
There was very pleasant time at Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Newell's Wednesday
evening, Oct. IL, when rs of their friends
and neighbors gathered at their home To
celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary OF
their marriage. The evening was spent in
dancing and card playing with music
from Mr.. Newell's photograph and sing
ing by the Newell quartet. Refreshments
OF cake and coffee were served and imme-
diately after Andrew Harrington pre-
sented to Mr.. and Mrs. Newell a hand
some dinner set and SIX dining chairs and
very nice cabinet for Mr. Newell's phone
graph, as tokens Of friendship and esteem
from their many fri nds. Mr.. Newell
thanked them all in an appreciative man
ner and the party dispersed in the small
hours OF the morning, feeling that tn Y
had all had very pleasant time and wish,
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Newell many returns of
, their anniversary ~
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Commissioners Notice.

E"TfI Y VI JVEL 7. LYMAN.
Y ~ undersigned, having been appointed by tho
AahN 0FaDle Probate Court for the District ~,
asAwtgrd, Commissioners to receive eysn,tnn
sseA aaiGst al claims aud demands Of an persons
~ - tht Sh tit "i Joel Lyman late ofsharon
- fsDiied IN offset thereto hereby give notice thar
W. ~ meet Tor the purposes aforesaid az the
&et.aehCe o Josephine J.. Moore, sharon VT
81 - e 70 day o. Nov, next, and the 9th day OF
A1sffA next, from O'Clock D. m until 1 O'Clock
" M OF said days, and that six months from
AaN ~ % day OF September, A. D. 1905 Is the time
8utEed by said Court for said creditors ~
sl1fhsyance. ~ W
gsaed at Sharon, Vt this 9th day of oct,
n d $500. ina
GEo'w wHITCOMB. ~
-Ered g. Lyman, Admir-
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A Guaranteed Cure For pues

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protrndir,
Piles, Druggists are authorized ~ . I'm
money II PAZO OINTMENT fails to emu
in to IA days SOC. '''4' " cure
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A cold is much more easily cured whom
the bowels are open. Kennedv's Iaxatiya
Honey and Tar opens the bowels and
drives the cold out of the system in young
or old. Sold by M. j. Sargent 81 Son
South Royalton, ~ "0ii'
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TIRED OF LIFE
AWFUL SUFFERING
From Dreadful Pains From Wound
on FOOt-System All Run Down
ARer Six Months Agony-NOt
kbletO Work Completely Cured
h Two Weeks
MIRACULOUS CURE BY
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

SWORDS cannot speak highly enough
for the CutiCuu Remedies. | am now
Eeventy-tWo years Of age. Ny system
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COPPEREIELD.

DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cure
Rheumatism Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable Safe
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ut was almost a miracle. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me of terrible break
ing out all over the body. | am very
grateful" Miss Julia Filbridge, West
Cornwell, Conn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-29
SIR THOMAS Upton MUST
SEND CHALLENGE FIRST

If Sir Thomas Upton, several times
hunter for the Americas cup, expects
to find upon his arrival here today on
the White Star liner Celtic that the
New York Yacht Club is going to dis
cuss ways and means for the Irish
b~aronet's proposed fourth challenge
for the prize he will be greatly dis
appointed.
Neither the members Of the Amer
ica's cup committee nor the New
York Yacht Club as a body will init
mate to Sir Thomas any terms for a
new race until the challenge is re-
ceived. The situation is just this:
Should Sir Thomas be anxious to
learn under what rules of measure
ment his challenge will be accepted
he will have to file the challenge and
the club will then discuss whether 1t
shall be new measurement, or by the
old tape line, as per the Reliance and
freaks like Shamrock III.
While that is known to be the Of
fetal ultimatum of the club, it like
wise is known that no fair PROPOSE
ton will be reported upon adversely
by the custodians of the yacht cham
pionship trophy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-29
BURCHELL TO
MANAGER The
BALTIMORES.
Hughey Jennings Makes An.
nouncement That the Local Man
will Lead Orioles.

At Lehighton, Pa, Wednesday,
where the Baltimore team played its
last exhibition game of the season,
Hughey Jennings announced that
Fred Burchell would be the manager
of the Orioles next season, and that
he himself would surely go to De-
troit. If this report is authentic, the
time spun yarn that Joe Kelly, of
Cincinnati, had been chosen to sue
coed jennings, is without foundation.
Burchell has been one of the main
| stays in the box for Baltimore for the
past four seasons. He mastered the
rudiments of the national game on
the lots in this city, and for several
seasons he played on the leading in
dependent teams in the metropolitan
district. Five seasons ago he attract
ed the attention OF the Philadelphia
National League club, but after {
brief sojourn in the Quaker City he
was sold to Baltimore, where he has
since played.
The news that the %southpaw twirl
err has been appointed to succeed Jen-
nings comes as a surprise as he was
never considered to be in the run
ming. What Burchell's capacity is
for managing a baseball team, ant
whether he possesses the necessary
qualifications, is yet an unsolved prob
lem. One of his chief characteristics
is a fiery temper, which he brought
into play on several occasions, during
the past season, and which caused
him to figure in a number of dis
putes with his manager. Burchel
has had longings to get away from
Baltimore for the last two years ant
break into the major league. 1t was
generally supposed that he was book,
ed to go to Cincinnati, as Presiden
Hermann, of the Reds, secured hin
by the purchase act in August.