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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16
WANTS CASE REoPENED.
4, L, Coal Co. Asks for Rebearlng on
Demurrer In Federal Court.

A petition has been filed by the U. F.
Coal company in the federal court asking
that the bearing on the demurrer 10 the
Indictment charging II with violation Of
me interstate commerce acts be reopen-
ca. The matter VIII be considered by
Judge Marshall at a future date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16
ANNA GOULD WINS.
Bopi's Appeal Dismissed and Final Dc.
cree OF Divorce Entered,

Paris. France, July l6.--The appeal Of
Count BonI 10 CastelIane from Inc de-
cision. OF the court on Nov IA last
granting q divorce 10 the Countess
Bonl dc castellane, formerly Miss An
ma Gould, was dIsmished this afternoon
ana nnal decree OF divorce duly on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16
McDonald's Dutch Chocolate,
Soc and Soc, Never disanno;,..
She like and Praises them

Attorneys for the count made practi-
cally no contest.
Although the count under the law.
has still so days IN which to appeal
to the court OF Cessation upon legal
grounds, the Judgment OF today is re-
garded Is ANAL, as negotiations have
been practically concluded by which
Madame Could is 10 settle the cases OF
the creditors both against hersel. and
the count out OF court,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16
PRIEST. BRIMHALL RETURNS.
Says Meeting of n. n, 4. Was One Of
Most Successful ON Record,

President George A. BrimhAl Of the
Brigham Young university at Provo. re-
turned his morning from Los Angeles,
where he attended me convention Of the
National Educational association. prof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16
GRASS CREEK POSTMASTER,

Especial to the "News'l
Washington. D. c., July BINARY II.
Wilde has been appointed postmaster
AT Grass Creek Summit county, Utah.
vice e, NJ. Petit, resigned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16
DIED.

BIRKINSllAW.--At the residence Gi9
3elleIew Place, July l6, Alice Birlln,
shaw daughter Of Mr., and Mrs, Chns.
9. Blrldnshaw. aged three years
Funeral service nj residence Wednes,
day, July ~ at 2 p, m Friends Invited,
ELsWoop.--At the residence IN Sixth
East July u.s. Of dlphtheIin Mamie
Luella daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Ed
rick Elswood, aged one year four
months.
Funeral private today al 3 D. M. Inter-
ment IN city cemetery,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16

H. u. Evans, Florist. 80 S. Main ST.
Floral Designs Specially. 'phon gel,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16
BOSTON COPPER.

Boston Con, 2slsG27la; U. S. s.. com,
49,. @4s; u. $. s., pfd., 42a.@43 Allouez.
$3.50; Atlantic, 1904; 3. coaln., 2514 q
DAILY West, 15h6p16; Franklin, 141s@
1871 Mass. 5lsQ6; Michigan. lsQi5:
North Butte, sihQs3&; Osceola, i2gdp
1870; shannon, 17A@l77s: Trinity. 24s a.
24h; Utah Con-. i6h@& Winona, sMA ;
Zinc. 3ils436; Royale, 10000; Greene
cauanea. l6lsM&; Balaklala, 9iaMl0;
Adventuror, 2%GS; Arcadan 6Isdp7;
Bingham Con-, l5Gla c. &; Arizona,
s0& @sl; Elm 1Alse. Cranky, l.250i 50;
Mexico Con. ieGoi2; Mohawk,s2. asked:
Nevada Con, nts0pl5: Old Dom. a7dD
47H; Parrot, 1920; quincy. 1.16Gl.IS:
Santa Fe, SAQsis; Tamarack, l.o7G
lilo; United Copper 6i@6b; Victoria Z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16
BOSTON CURB CLOSE.

Black M'tn.. 5H@s; u. & L., 1909:
Davis DAILY, llA@12A; g. Butte, 100
l0A Helyetla. 6h46; Majestic, $50
20; Cum. Ely, 99SA; Dom. Copper. bss
Q5M; Giroux. sGSh Hancock, 9Ql0
Ney, Utah. 5isG5ss; Apex, 6A00a.,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-31
NEWPRESIDENT
0F HONDURAS
SELECTED
REVOLUTIONARY GENERAL
TO SUCCEED B0NILLA



Washington March 30-Generat
Dioniso Gutierrez. one of the most
prominent leaders of the revolution
I'm Honduras against President Bo-
nilla, viii probably be the president
of the provisional government estab-
lshed by the Honduras revolutionists
with the aid of President Zelaya OF
Nicaragua. A dispatch received to-
day from Commander Winterhalter
of the American gunboat Paducah.
now at Port LimUn. Costa Rica states
that IL rs reported there that General
GutiorrcZ is the fuvorito candidate for
The head OF the now government I'm
Honduras.
lt ie ALSO reported I'm Port Limon,
according tu Commander Winterhal-
tcr's dispatch, that President Bouilla
is completely surrounded The dispatch
docs not state exactly where presidcn>
Bouilla IS. but IL is believed he is
somewhere near Amauata ON the
south coast of Honduras
Dispatches received bV the state
department from several points iu
Central America announce the bom-
harding of Amapata.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-31
REORGAN|ZING
LAND OFF|CE:
F 0 R c { 6
DIVISION CHIEFS VESTED
WITH ENLARGED POWERS


Iby morning JOurnai SpeciAl lehseu wire !
Washington, March 30.-In accord
ance with orders issued by the presi-
dent and the secretary of the inter-
ior the commissioner of the general
land office has taken M the work Of
re-organizing the field and office force
under his control In order to secure
greater efficiency in the held work
of the special agents the commissioner
has found il advisable to redistrict
the public land territory, changing the
lines; that for the most part the field
divisions have been enlarged, thus
giving greater territory to tine several
chiefs The chiefs of divisions have
been invested with more authority ana
greater supervisory powers than here
totore The special agents will be de-
tailed to the several chiefs from time
to time and placed directly under the
jurisdiction of the chiefs being held
responsible for the efficient perfor-
nance of all work i'm his division
The chief will also be required TO call
for reports respecting the conduct OF
local offices and the Offices of the
surveyor general in their respective
divisions The method thus adopted
it is hoped, viii bring the field force
more compactlY together, and viii cn-
able the agents to appreciate that they
have as their chief one directly in
authority to whom they can appeal
for Instructions, supuort and advice.
It is Also believed fhe method win
place the chief of the field division in
such "a uOSiti0n that he can organize
ana direct from his local headquarters
the work of Investigation throughout
his entire division has bra1
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01
A 9rsl C7ur-el.

STATIONS STORE. -la miles eds. OF
here. Witnessed q bloody ARRAY This
afternoon between TWO prominent cs-
r'-mea. Mari Thomas ana J. N sun
van. tr- in WHICH The former was
killed.
II appears there was q dispute a.
- ownership Of bunch of cattle.
Both men were expecting trouble and
We're armed with revolyer-. When
they NET Ills afternoon. warm words
eHsHed, and il is claimed that Sullivan
struck a. Thomas whereupon Thomas
pulled his gun and sho- Sullivan. the
ball striking the breaSt-bone just
above the left nipple. Siancing around
and lodging near the right shoulder:
second shot went through the upper
part Of the right arm. Just after be
Ing hi the first time. Sullivan drew
his gun and fred several times. kill
ing Thomas almost instantly.
During the melee, AakIas Bass, d
bystander, was shot through the
heshy part Of his arm by a stray
shot. Dr.. VIM. who attended Sulli-
van. does not consider his wounds
dangerous. unless blood poisoning
sets in.-Kissimmee Dispatch to
Times Union.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01
MRS. NEWSON ENTEFTAlNS FOR
MRS MlMNS.

A@aa- the many de.i-btfu. events
OF the past few weeks none hay,
been p'easanter than he party which
Mrs. ". Y. Newsom gave Friday al
-eruoon in honor Of Mrs. Carney's sis
Ter. Mrs. Buena Mimms. Of Trenton
Ky.
. The rooms We're preutiy decorate.
with eyergreens and Mrs. Newson
and Mrs. Mimms received the guests
in the front hail. Mrs. Newsom wore
blue and greeted The visitors in .
very happy manner. The honor guest
was gowned in white and carried
pink carnations.
The afternoon was spent very in
formally and part Of the time wa Ie-
voted TO the guessing Of a clever con
test Assisting Mrs. Newsom was
her mother. Mrs. :. +. Waterman.
Mrs. Z. L. Carney and Mrs. G.. r.
Tydin-s.
Chicken salad. almonds. wafer.
sandwiches aud coffee was served
by Missez Annie Davis. Margaret and
Mamie Taylor Julia and Virginia
MAYO ana Miss Elizabeth Newsom.
The other guests at this delightful
affair besides the guest of honor amt
the ladies assisting were the fol-
lowing ladies'
Mrs. ". ". Dodge, MIS-. Mary
Dodge Maddox. Mrs. Albert Gerig.
Mrs. r. /. Anderson, Mrs. r. /. An
derson. Mrs Mamie HowSe-Sroya.l.
Mrs. y. I. Gortlieb. Mrs. G. :. Scotr.
Mrs. Bennett Mayo, OF Jacksonville.
Mrs Charles Rheinauer, Mrs. II.
Fishei. Mrs. !. W Pearson. Mrs. T..
c. rhamhIias. Mrs. r. =. Burford.
Ms. William Hooker Mrs. Louis Du-
Va. Mrs =. G. Gates. Mrs. !. K. AUS
tir. Mrs. G. F. Dit-ner. Mrs. Harrv
Clar.son. Mrs. Thomas Sexton. Mrs.
Geo. X. Robinson. Mrs. Jack Camp.
Mrs. N : Bullock. Mrs. Walter
hood, Miss Lewis, Of jamaica. Mrs.
J. Z. Chace. RS. Z. F. Powell. or
Lexington. Ky. Mrs. ". Il. Powers.
Mrs. Frank Harris Ms. g. T. Maugh-.
Mrs. K. K. Nelson. Mrs. Abe Brown
Mrs. . Z. McIve~ and MIS-. Tavnr-s
Pcr.e-.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

Air. D. =. Booth, living near NJ
-er-cNu Creek. ia the southeastern
portion d The county VAS in town
Friday With wagon load OF turkeys
fifty in number. which be raised
himself ana which he disposed Of 10
Mr.. ". p. Edwards al the city mark
er. We visited that section Of The
county some years ago and were
struck with is adaptation 10 the cul-
rure q oranges. The bodies of the
trees were as clean a # they had
been scrubbed with soap and water
and the leaves were bright and CLOS
sv. They were fawless. We did not
detect an injurious insect Of any
Kind. MI Booth tells Us that these
trees are looking just the same now.
That they have never had a vista
ton from the white fly, scale insect
or any other pest. He says that the
trees not only escaped injury during
the late freeze but that the fruit also
escaped. That he gathered some or
anges after the freeze and that they
are still sound and juicy. II is sec
ton that is to be congratulated.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

.lr. John c. Devant. jr. of Brooks
vile. son of Gen. Devanr. ana who Is
a prominent young attorney Of that
city, was in Ocala on legal business
Friday and was a caller a this of
fec. Mr. DevanJ reports that Brooks
Vile is growing rapidly and that her
citizens are all prospecting. Or Cox.
a prominent physician Of Br0ohsviHe,
was also here Friday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

The friends Of Mr.. Sidney =. Hitler
formerly Of this city. VII, be interest
ed to know thar b. is now engaged in
The real estate business in Birmius
ham, Ala. He j. the senior member
u the : T. Hitler Realty company
with Offices in the Brown-Marx build.
Ing in that city This company also
aa7 2 branch Office al Sylacan-ua
Ala NJ. Killers many Ocala friends
wish him abundant success III bis
new Inc of business.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

Sir. Andrew Griffin. ne, well
known TRICK grower. Il Anthony
vas n Ocaia Friday. bur q, his bus
mess in orr neishborin- town is SD
rushing L. only remained for 4 few
hours, lie says the rain las Sun
DAP vas a great blessing 70 tn truck
erS in his section h was accom-
panied - Ocala by his daughrar
Miss Ossie Griffin.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

The home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Hampton
Crimson Of Oxford. has been made
Glad By no arrival Of Z baby girl
raj daEs ago. Mrs. Crimson was
bore h. marriage Miss Wade. OF
i.jS CITY.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

senator BAILEY has been returned
50 thr senate from Texas bur his use
flluCs~ NH be- more ~ les impaired
II Nil Pc. remembered that he per
mirtcl his friends Il force a vote
while a committee. was investigating
charges against him. His influence
will be considerably weakened. His
advocacy Of a measure, however good,
will not carry So much weight with
IL as 81 yore. and his Impeachment of
the political integrity OF Hearst and
others will fan hurtless at their feet.
He. like Plat and Depew, Will find
IL hard 10 recover lost ground.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

,ir. and Mrs. Walter Mcdonald.
na"- purchased The residence Of Nj.
I. Z. Mills and VII! move 10 :helr
new home very shortly after the first
Of The month. This one IF the most
comfortable and Well arranged dwell
tnGs in Monticello. The property has
been weli kept and has electric lights.
hoc and cold water and other modern
c0rraD.ences. The grounds are large
and thereon are some # the largest
and most prolific pecan Trees in this
section Monticello News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

1Ir, FaEcrrc Miller, Of Cotton Plant.
wno is perhaps the best posted man
in he county on cattle. was in Ocala
Friday and said that considering the
unprecedented drought the cattle Of
h county are in fine condition.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

ii. 3. IS .BIoun- Of Tampa. pres
iaenr q he B.ount Rea, Estate CON
pany II This cirv was here Friday
He says that things in Tampa a,
going ahead al a tremendous gallon
and The people there are indeed ~
pecJiu- 80 become the Queen Cir>
of The Gulf" Al the same rate Of ii
crease The population is expected IN
Z very tew FEARS 10 measure strength
with Galveston or "" Orleans. :.
looks 'i.t- Tampa will become g--a-
cl-r.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

N- F Williams. The well known
r.r and oyster man IL Homosasa.
vac visitor 90 tao city SATURDAY.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

The Sumterville Times is urging
Captain D. H. Baker for president Of
the senate. He is an old member. has
the experience and the qualifications
necessary and that body might go fur
ther and fare worse.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

70. s. s.. Salage. j.. came mp FROM
aI.... saturday afternoon 20 spend
~l..E .rl relatives in ,hiS CITY.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

= DID,. nrH-uu. he state veterinary sur
r".u .a- among The visitors TO
lUE. saturday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

LI, Dra.a HOUSE lunch star las
'H.u'. saturday Mr.. Albert Ansu-
Graham I'D rLarUr
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

E 49, 60 Henry. # i.ak- Weir.
... tH... .a poala. rho -r,s- Of
Fr. a. | Chambers
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

~. '. P,drick. II The Crosby *
H"'.- company ~ Martin. vas among
..r prominent visitors uu Friday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

N Adam Bennett. Of Crystal
ts.- s.e a Orala Friday afternoon
.-.-.n- '-aw "a Visit 20 her sister
'r %. E-.-ar in Tampa.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

IDS. ..-lr. Reeves. Il Inverness.
r 49, " .. HaaE. Of Crystal Riv-
... E.-. -..r- the visitors I'm O~aIa
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

Vol. II. NO. 80.
MISS SARA ELIZABETH HARRIS
Local Editor.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Hr Ea.. BAXTER. ~ Gambler. spent
saturday n Oca'a.
4 Do. nra-on. fh- state veterinary sur
r"-.u .a- among The visitors ~
ueaa saturday.
I'D, ooa.a House lunch stan las
'H.n.l ~a-sraay Nr. Albert Anso-
Graham . go charge.
H. s. s. Salage. jr. came up from.
'au.... SATURDAY afternoon 20 spend
~l.aE ara relatives in ,hfs city.
&c. r. B. Williams. The well known
r.r and oyster man ~ Homosasa.
vac visitor 90 tao city SATURDAY.
The G-,aeood hotel la, 50 many
guests .aa DO" parlur~ have 10 be-
,.n.,r.I into sleeping rooms.
- William Mn. of Kendrick. was
~a- q business visitor 10 Ocala yes-or-
d..
H. 49, %. Henry. # i.ak~ Weir.
.r Fr.. .a Oeala. rho -r,s- If
"r a. d. Chambers.
r. D. g. P,dr.cl. IF The Crosby *
R.'.- company a, Martin. vas among
..r rr..iu.ur visitors uu Friday.
v-. Adam Bennett. Of Crystal
ts.- s.e I'D Ora,a Friday afternoon
.-.r.n- t-am WISH, 10 her sister
N- %. . E-i-at. in Tampa.
r- ..-a-. Reeves. Il Inverness.
r# 49, " g. Eaeu.. Of CRYSTAL Rfv-
... R.c. -...a- the visitors i'm Ocala
E-a.
Mn. Sue F,a~ter. Of Micanopy. af-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-27
VERMONT NEWS
Items Of Interest From Fourteen coun
ties Of State.

w J. Utton shot ON the fair grounds
at Morrisyillc a bald headed eagle
which measured six feet from tip to
tip OF wings.
The Vermont association az Manches
ter. ~ A.. held It's annual excursion
Tuesday. Boston being the objective
point. Wesley NJ. Rockwell IN presl.
dent OF the association.
Charles Crone OF Brattleboro Is
charged with attempting a criminal as.
sault upon the ten year old daughter
OF A. y. Torrey OF lllnsdale. y. n.
Cronc has an unsayory reputation.
william A. Rice Of West Rutland
who was found guilty Of burglarlzing
the West Rutland depot on three occa.
siuus in June. was sentenced 90 not
less than six months nor more than
three years at the house % correc.
ton.
The second annual outing OF the
Northern Vermont association OF Mod.
cm Woodmen Of America ~ 90 be- at
the camp grove In Lyndonyille. Thurs.
day. August a. The officers OF the as.
ISOLATION are: President A. VI. Glca.
son. Assisqua camp. ST. Johnsbury;
vice president. a. r. Wakcman. Crys.
tal Lake camp. Barton. secretary. j.
s Wiley lrasburg camp. lrasburg
treasurer. G.. W. Russell. lrasburg
camp. lrasburg
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Mrs. b. +. Wood is visiting her
mother in Wells.
George Buskln is here spending Sun.
day with Richard Tobden.
Miss Hinsdill of Troy is visiting for
a few days with friends In Arlington.
Elmer Lansing OF this village is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Climax
or of Troy.
The annual reunion of the Bates
family will be held In Boston, July 30.
II. l.. Bates will attend.
Miss Lydia Buell. of Troy will to-
morrow be the guest OF Miss Edith
Van Santyoord at Furnace Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart OF Imperial
avenue have been spending n portion
of the week with his father in Pownal.
Mrs. d. w. Hyde Jr.. OF Montpelier
formerly OF the village, Is spending a
few days with relatives In North Ad'
ans.
Harvey Place OF Pownal who was
formerly captain and manager OF the
North Pownal baseball team but who
has been with the Auburn, N. Y, team
Of the Empire league has been releas
ed.
Rev. w. II. Maynard, ID. d.. profes
sor OF church history In Hamilton The
illogical seminary will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening. Sunday school and Y T.. s
&. T.. will meet as usual The public
Is invited.
/ Mrs. II. W. Booth has presented e
the Y. NJ. G. A. a valuable oil painting
one from the collection belonging Il
the late Henry Squires IL has beer
given a fine position In the large re-
ccption room Of the new building Mr.
Squires was liberal contributor I,
the building fund two years ago.
Il Blanche Myers. aged 10. the daugh
ter of MIR aud Mrs Henry Clay Myer
of PoWnal Center. died Thursday a
the home Of her uncle. John Colby o
Pownal with whom she had made he
home for about a year Death follow
ed an Illness OF few days caused b,
eating green fruit The funeral vii
be- held at the Pownal Methodist churcl
Sunday az o'clock. Rev J. G. Mitchell
officiating The deceased was rel
atiyc of Henry W. Myers OF this VII
large.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-27

Farmers, merchants, raIlroadcrs, Ia.
borcrB, rely on Dr Thomas Electric
oil. Takes tho sting out Of cuts.
burns or bruises at once. Pain cannot
stay where Il II used.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-27

ONEIDA, n. y, July 20. Richard
NJ Baker. one u the oldest newspaper
men In this vicinity. died at his home
here. aged sixtydyc years. lie had
been connected with the oneida Dem.
ocratlc Union since 1898.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-27
ARLINGTON


Miss Wilson spent Friday In Ben
nington.
Mr.. Deboe of Albany Is visiting at
10. G. Woodworths,
Or. James Garfield OF New York Is
stopping at the Brick house.
Miss Vera Malse OF Bennington is
stopping at George Towards.
The Misses Tucker OF Albany have
been visiting In town have returned
home.
Miss Eva Mclean OF Hooslck Falls
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. j. Shak-
shober.
Mrs. Batchelder OF Beaufort, N. c.,
has been visiting at j. X. Batchelder's
the past week.
Miss Mary Butler OF the telephone
exchange at Bennington Is visiting
friends In town.
George ColyIn OF North Bennington
student at Cornell University. spent
Sunday at Jerome Lakins
Miss Bennett and Miss Eggleston OF
Manchester spent Sunday with Miss
Emma Benedict ON River street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cullen OF Ben.
nington are spending n week with the
formers parents ON School street
Miss Lena Sprague is having n short
vacation at her home In Readsboro,
Miss Mabel Sculley accompanied her.
The East Arlington ball team play
the Equinox team at Manchester Sat
urday afternoon. The Equinox team
has been defeated but once this year
and that was by the Arlington boys 80
an interesting game Is expected Satur
dny
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-27
COLE AT MANCHESTER
Annual Tournament for Taeonie and
ondawa Cups.

Manchester. July 2G.-Ilcnry H. VII.
der. the Harvard champion. continued
his winning streak yesterday on the
Ekwanok links when he led n record
breaking field Of seventy golfers In the
eighteen hole qualifying round OF the
annual tournament for the Taconic and
Ondawa cups. Tie returned the cred
table score Of 3S-iO-7S.
Ills former team mate. Edward W
Clark. "a. slipped into second place. n
stroke behind Fred Herreahon. Car.
den City. had 90 be- content with So
while Merrill X Waters. Midland. and
G. West Taintor Richmond county.
we're tied az 80.
The FIRST rounds FOR match play for
40 Of the trophies took mp yesterday
afternoon. ~ a. Wilder who did 20
well in the morning barely retained
his place Ia the first round nj match
play tie was pitted against J. D.
Woodnn and held n long put on the
home green for the match. Merrill X
Waters had a ding dong struggle with
Edward Clark. finally winning on the
seventeenth green Fred iicrrcshof
was drawn against West Talntor. The
pair reached the eleventh tee all
square. From there on. however. the
Garden City amateur had the adyan.
tagc. finally winning By up and to
play.
Tho summary OF yesterdays match
play follows:
Taconic cup. FIRST round-H ". VII.
der beat J. -. Woodhn / up: ". A.
l ff.r.IfF.s. N..N a n.fs.s.s 90. AZ a.
/ Brown beat Paul Waterman I M: ug
holcsl Fred llcrrcshon beat {. West
Tainior up and 2 TO play. G. NJ.
Clark beat J. l.. Taylor up and 2 10
play. ~ X Waters beat y. W. Clark
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play; T. J. Royce beat II. A. Matthews
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