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BOWLING

The Tri-City Bowling League held a
meeting last night for the purpose of
forming an ASSOCIATION with the object
of sending a representative to Louis
vile, in March, when the National
Bowling Congress- meets there. Nothing
definite was done as the vote on the
subject was a tie.
The Metropolitan team Of the Pio-
neer League last night won two out OF
three games from the Vespers of the
same league. The total scores follow
Metropolitan, 257l Vespers, 234O.
The teams Of the Crusaders Castle,
Knights Of tho Golden Eagle, league
rolled their weekly games last night.
The scores follow:
Pilgrims, 2254 Esquires, 227s.
Knights, 2l25; Crusaders, 2237.
Chevaliers, 2277; Hermits, 2096.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Daniel Frohman will present Law
renee D'OIsay in Augustus Thomas
latest play, "The Embassy Ball, " at
the Grand Opera House tonight The
basic theme Of the rlay begins in
Paris, but only in the dialogue, where
three American ladies' are spending
the summer. One Of them is the wife
Of a United States Senator who was
formerly his stenoRrapher. The other
Is the Senator'S daughter by former
marriage and the third is a Washing
ton girl, friend Of both, who, by the
way, is the cause of all the trouble
that is later developed in the story of
the comedy. The play 10 intensely
numerous and in II are represented
some excellent characters which are
sesn almost every session Of Congress.
Robert b. Mantell 10 to appear at
the Grand Opera House on Monday,
January 22d aud will present "Riche-
lieu. Mr.. Mantell has long been
known rs one of the greatest delinJa a.
tors of Shakespearean aud other classic
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Selak &
Hoffman.

Academy at Annapolis, Md. This will
supply the cold storage boxes in connec-
tion with the making Of ice and the cool
ing of drinking water.
Eight machines are scheduled for new
steamships which will run out of New
York. Two machines will be placed in
each vessel, each of which will have a
capacity of five tons of ice daily. A COM
plete plant is now being shipped 10 Pan
anna for a steamship for the Panama
Railroad Co.
Within few days six plants, with an
aggregate capacity of 80 tons per day,
have been shipped TO Central and South
American cities.
In the other business departments
there are contracts which will keep the
plant busy for many months.
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At the meeting Of the. Iri-State Base
ball League, in Harrisburg, Pa, last
Thursday night, the disposition Of John
Deal. over whom there is a controversy
between Lancaster and Altoona, was left
to the mangers of those teams to settle
IL is understood that the matter will be
satisfactorily settled by Manager Fry
singer of the Lancaster team making a
trade with Manager Irwin of Altoona,
whereby Deal win 60 to Lancaster.
Tom Fleming, who played several
games with Wilmington two years ago,
has been signed to manage the Holyoke
team of the Connecticut League, which
club, with Jess Frysinger as manager,
won the pennant last season.
"Chicn Hartley and John Barthhold are
two ball players well known to local
fans who will not play professional ball
the coming season. They are both officers
of the law now, and think too much OF
their positions to give it up for baseball
Hartley is on the force in Philadelphia,
and Barthhold is a policeman in Mana
ylnk.
Two years ago Barthhold was seriously
injured at South Side Park by being hit
in the head with ball.
Jess NJ. Frysinger, the well-known
baseball manager, who underwent an
operation about two weeks ago, is much
improved. He will be able to get out OF
bed in a few days.
Plans are being formulated for New
Jersey State Baseball League and 1
meeting Of the Camden, Millville, Swedes-
boro, Clayton, Glassboro and Salem
teams is to be held this afternoon. Man
ager MatlacS of the Salem team is after
Charles Countiss of last years New Cas-
tie team for catcher. Mr.. Countss is one
of the best catchers in the State and also
a heavy and sure hitter. On more than
one occasion he brought the New Castle
team out victorious by his heavy batting
and good headwork. Several other teams
are also after him.
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COON HUNTING.

The Sharpless Coon Club Of Chester
county, Pa. may be revived Some coons
have been located near Oakhourne. and
some have been captured, while there are
several in the woods a short distance
away. The animals live in the rocks be-
meath the railroad embankment and IL is
almost impossible to secure them, al
though two fine ones were killed in one
night by one of the hunters who waited
at a hole at the end of a run and happen
ed TO strike the correct place.
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BOXING
Some Good Bouts Scheduled for wednel
day Night.

Some Good Bouts Scheduled for Wednes-
day Night.
Manager Reed has arranged another
good bin for the Casino for next Wednes-
day night. There will be a double wind
up between fighters who are known to be
fast and clever.
The wind-up will be between Tommy
Love of Philadelphia, and Kid Herman of
San Francisco, and the semi-wind-up be-
tween "Billie' Kolb and Harry Jones,
both of Philadelphia. The preliminaries
win be between Young Russell of New
Castle, and Bob Williams of North Caro-
lima, and Jack Murphy and Jack Dorner,
both of Philadelphia
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Shipping Paper Machinery.

The Pusey & Jones Co. is shipping one
of the companys largest makes Of dryers
for paper machine work 10 Sandy Hill,
n. Y. IL is 10 feet in diameter and 90
inches on the face, and is the second of
the kind built by the company. The
other was made some time ago for the
same firm and gave satisfaction and an
other of the same kind was ordered.
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VICTORY FOR DELAWARE.
Overwhelmingly Defeated jefferson Modi-
cal College at the Grand Opera
House Last Night

Overwhelmingly Defeated Jefferson Modi-
cal College at the Grand Opera
House Last Night
The game Of basketball at the Grand
Opera House, last night, between the
tsAms OF Delaware College and Jeffor-
son Medical College, philadelphia,
resulted In a victory for Delaware by
a score Of 40 TO IL. In the FIRST half
Delaware scored IA TO only for Jetier-
son, bus in the second half the Phila-
delphians did n little better.
Delaware College not only showed
improved form since its previous
appearance here, but displayed a high
degree Of skill aud efficiency in the
game. The passing was beautiful,
while the general play was 80 fast that
the ball was not In play an instant
that Delaware man was not right
after 1t. The medical quintette was
outplayed at every point, and to this
fact Was due the one-sidod score. The
lineup:
Jefferson. Delaware
Berry ......--..defence. Baldwin
lothera Stuart
lMcOandless. b. defence ...... Hauber
Miller. centre. ..... Robin
Patseu. .-...... forward. .... Shaifer
Ross Newman
jackson ........ forward Miller
Goals from tield-Miller, @; Now
man, 8; Baldwin, A; Shaffer, II
lHauber, Is Stuart, Ross, 9; Jack
SOD, 2 Goals from fouls-Ross, 3;
Rcbins 2 Referee, Spoon.
There was a preliminary game be-
tween the Delaware scrub and a team
composed OF High School stu dents.
The latter won by the SCORE OF 10 TO 8.
The lino-upi
High School Delaware Second.
Berry ........ defsnce. ...... TaRgaTi
Simpson 49,. .-.deience. ....... Dreamer
Sawin Newman
Bughes- ...... .csntre. re............J Jones
Baldwin
Devinney d. 49,. forward. . Burn.
Butz ......... forward ........ Price
Goals from field-Hughes, 9; Berry,
2 Butz, / Devinney, Simpson,
burns, Newman, 4; Jones, /. Goall
from iouls-butz, . Referee. Speer
In game last night the Brownsor
Second team defeated the Brownsor
First BY the score of 20 to p The
line-upi
Brownson First Brownson Second
Z. Sullivan. ... forward W. Hoopei
0rant..... forward. ....W. Haney
Borden centre 80. M. Durnel
Shannon........de defence. ID. Sullivan
Flood ......... defence. ... J. FarleJ
Goals ffom held-D. Sullivan, .
Farley, ~ Hoopes, 3; Haney, 3
Durney, ! Flood, ]. Referee, Russell.
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Olive Temple, /. G. E.
Wenonah Lodge, 5. Of H.
Rodney Council n. p. u.
Lafayette Lodge, *. of p.
Liberty Conclave, 5. w. NJ.
Wilmington Single Tax Club.
Mechanics Lodge, /. O. %. II.
jefferson Council, O. u. A. NJ.
Windsor Lodge. %. s. of 81. q.
lennpe Tribe, lmp'd. q. r. M.
Stationary Engineers Association.
james Young Conclave, H., or s. W. N.
James A. Garfield Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
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takes his audience on TO the Pacific
Ocean and into the city of Hongkong.
The scenic investiture Of the play is
siuRularly elaborate and beautiful (;
among the principal scenes being the
Chamber Of Death, a oollapsible steel
cage in which a brave detective is
being slowly but surely crushed to
death a raft in the middle Of the
Pacific Ocean, and the Underground
den Of The Terrible Nine, an
organization which is a branch of
The HighbindeFs. "
That delightful and beautiful play
OF old York State life. "Eben Holden, ~
with its new, complete and massive
scenic production, and that sterling
character actor, Henry Horton, as dear
old Uncle Eb, is the attraction at the
Lyceum Theatre for January 18th, Goth
and 9th. The company supporting
Mr.. Horton has been carefully selected
and includes Miss Louise HaTdenburRh
for the part of the winsome country
lass, Hope Brewer. Miss Hardenburah
is one of the few pretty and extremely
clever young leading ladies now before
the public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
Young Men.. pemoeratlc olub.

An effort is being made to revive inter
est in the Young Mems Democratic Club.
so that it will not be necessary for it to
disband If those who are in arrears for
dues will settle, it is said, it can be placed
on a good financial basis.
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10. O. F. Reports

Robert NJ. Burns, local representative
TO the Sovereign Grand Lodge, /. o. o. r..
is sending copies Of the annual report Of
the Grand Lodge Of Delaware 20 his fell
low representatives i'm the various States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20

Impure blood runs you down-makes YOU
an easy victim for organic diseases Bur
dock Blood hiiters puriies the hlood-cures
the cause-builda you up.f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
The Deal Matter Referred to Lam
caster and Altoona Managers.
I'D May GO TO LANCASTER
Probably as the Result of an
Exchange.
JESS FRYSlNGER'S SUCCESSOR
Tom Fleming Is to Manage the
Holyoke Club.
Probably as the Result of an
Exchange.
JESS FRYSlNGER'S SUCCESSOR
Tom Fleming Is to Manage the
Holyoke Club.

Hartley and iIarthold Being Policemen, II
10 Not Likely That rhey WIN Play Pro-
fessionai baseball Next Season % Fry
singer Improving.
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NEGRO IS At TOP
OF FIGHTING HEAP
Joe Cans Of Baltimore Knocked
Out Mike Sullivan Of BOS-
ton Last Night
BATTLE LASTED Is ROUNDS
From Start to Finish Cans was
the Aggressor.
FIGHT WAS FAST AND FURIOUS
a Series OF Lightning Blows
Ended It
BATTLE LASTED Is ROUNDS
From Start to Finish Cans was
the Aggressor.
FIGHT WAS FAST AND FURIOUS
a Series OF Lightning Blows
Ended It.

Sullivan vas clever and Game, But Could
Net Keep the Aggressive ooiored Man
Away Prom Him--Ho Dealt Only one
BLOW That Seemed 20 Hurt the Negro.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
WILMINGTON CLUB.
To Have a Pool and Billiard Tournament
in the Near Future.

II -" HT|NTE = INITN8
The Wilmington Club win have a pool
and billiard tournament beginning Janu-
airy Goth, at s o'clock in the evening
An members are invited to enter. All
entries viii be handicapped by a commit
tee and the entrance fee will be 81 for
each event. Cues will be offered as prizes
70 the winner and the runner up. All en-
tries must be in by January oath.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
LARGE FOREIGN ORDERS
Some Important Contracts Re-
CeiVed by the Reming-
Ton Machine Co.
CHIEFLY FOR lCG MACHINES
Also Many Orders From Am.
eriCan Cities.
A COMPLETE PLANT FOR PANAMA
Others Are Going to Central
and South America.

Wilmington Machinery for Various Parts
of the United States and Also for Otner
Countries-Busy Plant In All Depart
ment1.
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PENNSYLVANIA
4 RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
sohedule in effect January ist. 1905
Trains leave Wilmington ns follows.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows
For Chester and Philadelphia, las, 4l6 tao
ESQ IT, 10 40, 742 7.50 f8O7, $50 1900 $50, i0Ol
tl0b0. Ills, til.32. las 8. m. fil40 l,o, fl8
Obs. 1850, 49, sos, 1850, 6.07 f6 35, 6.57. 9 a
1000 ana fllu0 .. 10. weekdays. Las, 4.l6 f7i0
isn t9.0O, 9.55, ll.4b a. m, fl2l5 1.37 f200, ass
fS01 5.Oo, to.50, 60l fi.2s' 9.lS, 1000 and tllU
For Philadelphia only. 2ss, e.s5 a m, i2a
500. 622, 6ls, III and 500 D. m. week days 89
b.22 a. NJ, 6le, IN and 500 p. m. sundays
For New York Through cxpressl. L48 g.9
$50, ll40 a. m, fl2x9, u ~, $40 h2L dOL az
I'LL s-23 D. m. weekdays. l.i3. 3 80. fll.45 O. m.i
Fl.S7, 25s, 222, 6W ft.23, I'll and 9.23p IA
Sundays.
For Boston without change, 1o.oOa N. sndsn
p. m. week-daya 500 ?. n. sundays
Baltimore and Washington, l.O3, 42Q 7.i5, a0l
al0 tl0.l4. l.O7 Fll.4s a. m, %12.Sh I'LL. e2N
aDit 5. %, o.US 70. 70, 40. HI3l, HS,lb, TACO p
m. and 12ls night weekdays. 1.0a 42O, Us
6o8 '6.26, '7.si, s.i5, t9.oop M, and fi2is nishH
Sundays
Baltimore and intermediate stations i2a
i4.4s, 6.bs p M weekdays and ta6S ?. m sun
Gays.
FOR THE SOUTH
Allantic Coast Llne.-ExpreEl, LOS a. 10. dni
l2.5o y. M daily Limited, 3. 10 p m week-day2
southern kailway-Express, 500 a m 8l4
90 and 1.al p m. daily. Limited, 4.0i p n
seaboard Air Line Railway-axpress,s.O a n.
and 1852 p m. daily. Limited, $50 p m. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway-For Memphh
-Ll view olAtAua. 90 .. N. ually.
Chesapeake a Ohio Railway-Expresl lL0I
10. weekdays, SIS p. m. daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
for New Castle, Cos 823 a. m 806 "a ana
6.b2 p. 10. weekdays
For Lewes, SIS a, m. and s.4i p. m. weekday
and Saturdays
For Dover Harrington and Dslmar s2s, io&
q. m, s.f4, 6.62 ?. m. weekdays and 400 might
FOR Harrington ana way EtatonA ass a n
and a-O1 p. m. weekdays
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comion
and Norfolk, l0.5s a. m. weekdays and i2.00 night
daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 an,
z55 and 6.lS p n. weekdays S.l4 a m, ana
6.ls p. m. Sundays.
Ninir~ rer Accommodation rains
The Wilmington Transfer Company viii CAL
ioI and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
For further information, apply to J. Il. No
Millnms Dity Ticket Agent, sos Market stree.
or at the station
W. W. ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Tnfhc Manage
GKO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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"A
Good Name

One of the chief reasons why there
are so many poor cigars smoked is
simply because they are bought with
out knowing their name. We 20 ina
store and ask for a CIGAR, hardly
thinking what brand we are going to
get. Some times it is a good one,
often times it is not. II you will just
say ESCANABA, (it's no troubled
there will be no chance of you get
ting bad smoke. It is made from ex-
cellent tobacco and by experienced
workmen. The price is cents.
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w00DPORD.

MrsJ. Y. Smith Is again afflicted
wuh a face trouble.
WIN MOrrell OF Randolph 10 work.
ing for ID, NJ, Gleason.
James Cornell has finished work for
q. ID. Sawyer aud gone 10 bennington
Luke Morse OF bennington was at
the Mt Pleasant house three days last
week.
A. w. HAgAr returned Monday from
business AID pleasure "trip ~ Ben
nlngton.
Preparations are In progress for q
Xmas tree and entertainment nj the
Union csurch.
Mrs Geo w. Knapp went 10 Bennlng
ton Tuesday 10 soc Mrs q. Greenslet,
her sick friend.
Sleighing Is pretty good 10 the up.
per part OF the town. Toe on the lakes
aud ponds Is foot thick.
Mrs WIN s. Kuapp led the @. L.
meeting Sunday evening. ID. NJ. Glea
son is booked for next leader.
Mr and Mrs Geo w. Bowles aud Mr.
and Mrs T.. l. Stone OF Bennington
we're guests Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs y
A Stone.
There was q sleety north.easter all
day Monday The weather was colder
Tuesday aud nov "doings" are dne
for lumbcrmen.
II you don't think you are noticed
just put some linimeut on white cloth
wind IL around your hand and walk
out In the street.
The judges OF the county court have
appointed y. n. Bowles Notary Pub
lic Tor Bennington county. He 10 also
Justice OF the Peace.
The local scribe has received n pos
tai from JApe Town, South Africa, re.
questlng him 10 send sample copies Of
80 leading L. 5. newspapers.
After lay.oif OF three weeks be.
cause OF an injury 10 his hand, Elmer
Slultz, Monday resumed work 10
Cooper's needle mandatory, Ben
ning,on.
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DORSET

Master Frederic Gilbert remains SET
lJusly III.
John flaming who was injured II
the quarry last week, IN able 10 be Out
again.
With great regret II Is learned that
the condition OF Spa1Jrd ii, West l.
not so favorable.
Mr. and Mrs c. Williams have gone
70 Tennessee where they expect TO re.
main several weeks.
Elmer HarNood. our genial mail
carrier Is housed on account OF throat
trouble. Ills brother Wayne acts as
substitute.
A. w. Curry, manager OF tho Dorset
Ion, has been invited 10 spend the win.
ter In New York city and left for that
place last week.
Rev aud Mrs Charles Carhart will
90 70 New York this week for fare
DIR joe Post, who IN about 10 sail for
his home 10 Beirut, Syria.
It Is hoped that large number will
attend the sociable at the church or
Thursday evening OF this week. d
good supper will bs furnished, follow
ed by fine literary and mdsi-al pro-
gram for the small fee OF fifteen cents.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Collins quietly
celebrated their golden wedding ami
yersary last week. Their son, DR. r
Collins and family OF Granville, also
their daughter Mrs Seeley OF Glens
Falls we're present, and many friends
offered cordial congratulations and
good wishes for the future.
a large number OF friends and neigh
bors gathered AT the home OF Mr. ard
Mrs Geo EdRertOn on Saturday even
ing 10 offer them congratulations on
the twenty.dith anniversary OF Their
marriage. The company we're most
pleasant entertained A number OF
appropriate gifts, including purs,
Of silver, we're presented 10 Mr. aud
Mrs Edgerton by their guests.
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THEY ~cREAreD" ROOSEVELT.
Mrs. sforer Asserts President Owes
IIis Position Go Them.

Mrs. sforer Asserts President Owes
IIis Position Go Them.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 12.-That Presl-
dent Roosevelt owes his exalted posi-
ton TO her husband and herself Is the
remarkable statement made by Mrs.
Bellamy Storer, wife Of the former
ambassador 20 Austria.
my husband and created President
Roosevelt" said Mrs Storer IN an In.
terview regarding the controversy be-
tween her husband and the president
She added:
1T seems hardly worth while TO pay
any attention TO the attacks Presi-
dent Roosevelt has chosen TO make up
on myself and husband. No one knows
the truth better than President RoOSe-
welt. will say that the friendship
between the two families has been OF
long standing and of the closest ma
ture.
President Roosevelt owes much to
day to Mr. Storer and myself. 1t was
through me and my influence that Mr..
Roosevelt was made assistant secre-'
tary Of the navy, and It came about In
this way:
''Mr Storer and went TO Canton TO
pay President and Mrs. Mckinley
friendly visit and also to ask for the
appointment Of Mr.. Roosevelt TO be
assistant secretary of the navy. l told
the president that | was not there to
ask for anything for my husband, but
that | did want an appointment for
friend. and il would he a great person
nj favor II he would grant my request
and make Mr.. Roosevelt assistant sec.
rotary Of the navy.
''He at first opposed 1t by saying that
Mr. Roosevelt was too much of a fight
wise appointment TO make | then told
him Mr.. Roosevelt had been q member
of the civil service commission and
had been compelled to be fighter, but
felt sure he would I'll the position
with great honor and do the work well.
president Mckinley also remarked
that Senator Lodge had stopped off at
Canton in Mr.. Rooseveit's behalf on his
way home from the st. Louis conven-
ton, where he had been to nominate
Thomas b. Reed at the presidential
convention.
president Mckinley remarked that
Mr.. Lodge was getting In the band
wagon pretty quick.
Before leaving the president told me
that he would try TO make this APP
pointment to please me, and he after
ward did"
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also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out Of order.
what To DO.
There Is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy,
fnliils every wish In curing rheumatism,
pain In the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part Of the urinary passage.
II corrects inability 10 hold water
aud scalding pain In passing II, or bad
effects following use Of liquor, wine on
beer, aud oyefcomes that unpleasant ne.
cessity Of being compelled 10 so often
during the day, and TO get up many
times during the night. The mild aud
the extraordinary effect ot Swamp-Root
Is soon realized. II stands the highest
for It's wonderful cures OF the mos, dis
tressing cases. II you need a medicine
you should have the best Sold by drug
gists In fifty.cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have sample bottle aud
book that tells all EE
about ~, bothsent free 6IaZ1s1As@stts-
By mail. Address DIR. l[f5 ts;' n
Kilmer & Co., Ding s-,,ssii3fe
hamton, n. Y. When Home % sssmpnoOt
writing mention this paper aud don't
make any mistake. but remember the
name, DR.. Kilmer's Swainp-Root, and
the address. Binghamton, N. Y.
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steven. lin. No, Resigned.

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-John +. Ste
yens. chief engineer. and J. G. Sulli.
van, assistant chief engineer OF the
Panama canal commission, arrived
here on the steamer Panama from Co
Ion. They are home for the holidays
and expect to return TO the isthmus
early In January. Concerning the ru-
NOR reported from Panama that he
might resign from the commission. Mr.
Stevens said that he had not resigned
and that reports that he intended doing
so were unfOunded.
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BENNINGTON 8RIEFS
News OF the Town and viiiaEs BnsnS
Tald ZOE Hast A. slstIf

News OF the Town and yiiiaEs busn,
Told zoe hsst 'ioIs
Mrs John T.. Gullllnan OF Seheneo-
tady has been Ia town for lew days.
For millinery see those Mica trimmed
hats at Miss Reyes, West Main slr' OF.
~ 2sl2
Branch No. 3 will hold food sale
and a sale Of fancy articles 1T the par
ish house Saturday afternoon.
Branch No 8 ofSt Peters church
will meet with Mrs j. M. Ayres Thurs
day afternoon at , o'clock.
The mercury this mornlng registers
from six TO ten degrees below, accord
ing 10 location. An old resident Of
the village saldthis mornlng the month
thus far had been colder on 40 average
than Il had been for the same length
OF time 10 several years.
A musicale Slll be- the next feature
OF the forlnightly, Dec. 10. All mem.
bers who have not as yet obtained
their membership tickets NAV do 80 oy
calling at Mrs w. r. Putnam's on
South street and thus avoid delay on
Saturday. Notice OF the musicale wi ]
be given later.