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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-02-15
Ge CHURCHES
CATHOLIC.

st. Jude Tlladdeus Church:
Communion Mass, Sunday, :. m.
High Mass. 10 a. m.
Sunday School, 2 p. m.
Evening devotion, p. m.
Daily Mass. 30 q. m.
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the others who desire to become members of the
new organization, which is to. be known as tne
Ampersand Club, stand ready 10 take the rest
c. NJ Eaton, the present owner OF the hotsi,
and head of the Ampersand Hotel Company, VIII
continue large shareholder in the new club
The club will continue the Ampersand as a
high class hotel. and $4,000 will be expended In
improvements, which arc to be completed Tor the
opening OF another season. Aside from many
changes planned in the main building, a new
winter cottage and grill, equipped with every
modern convenience will be erected The Ioca-
tion of the Ampersand which has been
Quoted as a summer hotel since the fall OF 1883.
and portion of that time a winter hotel. IS
thought to be especially well adapted to the uses
of the club The hotel is located on the
Lower Saranac Lake, known as the Lake of the
Clustered Stars. which, with much or the sur
rounding woodland. is under the protection OF
the state Under club management the Amper-
sand will be held to the same high standard OF
excellence it has enjoyed under hotel manage
ment.
The tenth annual tournament o. the Amper-
sand Golf Club has been the feature Of the week
here This was entered by large number OF
well known players and the finals, though played
in dOwnpOur OF rain, were exciting. Of:nsny
McCammOn captain Of the Chevy chase CIuo'
who recently lowered the record Tor the Ahper-
sand course from - to "A strokes. was the
winner of the Ampersand cup: defeating u.
Courtney Jenkins. OF the Baltimore Country
Club / up I'm an exciting :}S-hoe contest in the
finals In the first round Mr. McCammon &c
feated H. Enrich | in nineteen holes, ana
Jenkins defeated c. T. Clarke , up and j to 60
In the second round Jenkins defeated Gus L.
williams ) Ut and to go. In this round Nc
Cannon defeated II. c. Richard. of the Long
Island Country Club. J up and to go. In the
serni-finals McCammon defeated Feve Lewis. OF
the Chevy Chase Club. up in nineteen holes.
and Jenkins from Louis Livingston by de-
fault In the finals MCCammOn finished ] up on
the first round Of the nine holes jenkins was
playing strong game. however, ana the play
ers were all even at the eighteenth hole In the
first half OF the second round McCammon took
the lead again. finishing up Again Jenkins
ra lied and the players were all even az me
A party of young people. including Mr.. and
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photograph by L. E shattuck)

the best of the merry affairs which have marked
the season. The prize for the most ludlCtouS
womans costume WAS awarded MISS DdI,i l, ~
New York who dressed as a mliknaiu
Stewart RaynOr, Of New York. appeared in Ihe
funniest farmer get-up, and ne got the prize ioi
the most appropriate mans costume.
The last Of the annual golf cVer's was plaSeu
off when r. Golden Donaldson won the ram
arack Cup. offered by the Tamarack CIup; oe-
featng Cleve Harrison. the recent winner Oh ti'e
MiChley cup. III the finals Ihere Is sun i'tIf1
interest In tennis. and q match between q team
from the Placid Club and a team from inc mn
has been arranged to take place on the Inn
courts.
number Of the patrons Of the inn in previous
seasons came up this week to spend the month
of September stephen Farre!lN. president OF
the American News Company, arrived WIN hlTS
E-a~reIr,- lanes y Farreliy the Misses Eliza
beth. Catherine and Marie Farrelly and Master
Richard Farrelly. -, 49,
William II. Woolverton. president OF tne view
York Transfer Company. also came TINS Week
iainine Mrs Wooverton and their daughter
Miss Ethel Wooivertou who nave oeeh , neIe
some time Miss Ella Cassidy. who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Woolverton ana MISS "oo'-
vertou. has returned to the city. ,. r.
Mrs chester : Lord and Mrs. William T
Riggs of New York. arrived early IN the week
the guests OF Mrs William F Fuller ana MISS
E-ieie FuI1or of New York Miss Bertha stock
VOL of New York. is the guest or MIS- u L.
Higgins at Camp Coiburn
William a Mcarns returned ms week iroIl =
t-ip to the city. joining his family at the Bal
Rear Admiral and Mrs. /. g. Billings. who
have Iccu spending August at the nm returnou
thIs weel, to Washington
reaching the inn included Mr.. and Mrs George
i Russell AIr. and Mrs. John y. HaSkin MISS
Faith Haskin and Miss Quackenbush' OF new
Wi, vino came lp from MIR Haskins camp on
Friends Lake near Chestertovn. Warren Coun-
" making the trip in his big touring car
Joseph Def. Junkin came up this week and
toIued his family at the inn. and Henry l.
pai,,ar 90 Nov York. Joined his family here.
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AT THE NEW Jersey COAST RESORTS.

have taken apartments at the Hotel Chelsea, and
will stay until the middle of September.
Mr.. and Mrs George Weeks. Of Kentucky, have
been spending couple of weeks as guests OF the
Rev. and Mrs Mrs. John Hardenbrook Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Balm. Of New York. were
hosts at a dinner given their Chelsea cottage
the other evening in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Rus
sell Tucker and Ernest la Montague, of New
York
Mr. and Mrs Henry ]. Soris. Of Now York, are
spending a few days at the Hotel Traymore-
Frank {. NhitmaTll, of New York is at Young
Hotel. where he viii stay for couple OF weeks
Charles A Stillings. the Public Printer, of wash
mgton spending few days here with Mrs
Stillings the Hotel Trsymore.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Whitaker. of New York,
have been spending a couple Of weeks at Youngs
Hotel
Walter Gibbs Murphy. OF New York is spending
time the Hotel Shelburne-
e. " Fitch. of New York. has been among the
visitors the Marlborough Bienhein-
Frederick Zimmerman. New York lawyer, is
among the visitors the Hotel Shelburne. He
will remain the shore for couple of weeks.
Miss II. J. Kirby and Miss r. II. Love. of New
York spending fortnight at the Hotel Abe
marie
Mrs F. S Parker and Mrs. J. l.. Fuller, of New
York are making the Sothern their home for a
couple Of weeks
Dr. and Mrs. c. II. Smith, of New York, are
passing a couple of weeks at the shore. They are
staying at the Hotel Wiltshire.
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SPRING LAKE HOTEL COMPANY.

The stockholders OF the Spring Lake Hotel ana
Realty Company held their annual meeting In their
rooms in the First National Bank Building. Spring
Lake. n. J.. on Monday and elected the following
directors for the ensuing year: Colonel John NJ.
Schoonmaker, Samuel Heiner, Senator o. ii.
Brown. Frederick A Duggan. James Moses, James
H. McGraw. G. E. H. Stengel. Charles L. Taylor.
Iemuel e. Wells. e T. Davis. w. H Iinburg
and W. CT. Sickels. The New Monmouth Hotel, at
Spring Lake, owned by this company, and managed
by Prank +. Shute. OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lakewood, N j., has been phenomenal success
since It's opening IN the summer of 1904, Notwith
standing $4,000 addition was opened this season,
tho hotel unable to accommodate all applicants:
At tie meeting Monday evening the board of
directors PASSED q resolution to convey TO Mr..
Shute the assurance OF its confidence in his man.
agement of the hotel and congratulations the
excellent showing made On Wednesday evening
the board directors the guests of Mr. Shute
a n dinner In their honor at the New Monmouth,
ana among those seated al the table with the d.
recIors Senator ]. II. Blackwell. E. V. Patter-
son. Mayor D. H. Hills, DR.. w @. Schaufier. +. f.
Schock, cashier OF the First National Bank, and
Albert Marburg
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ASBURY PARK SEASON.
Majority Of Visitors Gone Bach
TO I'Ozcn.

Asbury Park. y. J., Sept (Speciai).-There was a
sudden collapse of the season Monday, when thou~
SANDS eff Labor Day visitors and army of hotel
guests packed their trunks and hurried home. The
railroads anticipated the exodus, and the outgoing
trains in sections until late Monday
night. Thousands of hotel patrons and cottagers
still remain and the bonifaces predict successful
September. without doubt the finest month of the
year for seaside outing With few exceptions
the houses near the beach will remain open until
October l. and a dozen Will keep open
throughout the year.
Now that the season is practically over the city
officials are planning for next summer. a pavilion
is TO be built for the North Asbury Park contin-
gent at Seventh avenue. 1t will cost more than
$50 0po and will be completed before Thanksgiving
Day. New jetties also TO be built. and a mod
ern ocean pier is of the possibilities In case
the money is forthcoming hot and cold sea water
bathing establishment and pool wifi be constructed
on the beach front in the vicinity of Second ave-
Arthur Pryor's American Band, after a success
full season OF more than two months. will give It's
farewell concert in the Arcade the boardwalk
Tomorrow evening. The organization is employed
l,y the city. and the bandnaster been asked to
return next year Tor ms nfth successive engage
The publicity director, Mr. Deneger. is working
can Convention for Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
His efforts being backed by a number of Re-
cessluI, the convention would be held in the Ocean
Grove Auditorium, which accommodate 10000
iioral Prohibition Convention viii meet here next
June
s20.ec0 and $4,000. is 20 be erected by the city in
time for summer. The CITY sewage is
no~ deposited IN the ocean but the State Sewage
must be abandoned on or before May / 1908
when the auditorium orchestra gave IT'S farewell
concert. The Auditorium viii be kept open for
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first honors. G. A. II. Churchill finishing second
The driving contest won by II. A Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mason gave n luncheon party
Saturday to Miss NJ M. Plum and Miss Trus-
dell The table WAS set the spacious veranda
of the Somerset Hills Country Club. and was deco
rated with asters, sInilax and ferns
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Bedell. of Brooklyn, regis
tered at the inn on Wednesday for the remainder
OF the season.
Mrs T. ST. Goar and family. OF New York. ar
rived Tuesday for long sojourn.
Mrs George NJ. Luther. Miss Luther and Miss
Beatte making their initial visit at tho inn
arriving Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Steel Miss Elizabeth c.
Pearsan and Harry C. Pearsan arrived from Spring
Lake on Thursday to spend the autumn season at
the inn.
Miss Margaret Lutkins, OF Jersey City has re-
turned from Shelter Island and will spend the re-
mainder of the season at the inn
Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Lancaster have returned to
the inn after automobile trip through Maine
and Canada.
Mrs. G. A. German and Miss German. of New
York. were guests at the inn over Labor Day.
Alex. Frazer and daughter. Mrs. w. Crosby. have
returned to the inn, having spent August at Loon
Lake.
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opening of the shooting season The majority
of them are inclined to regard with disfavor
the new arrangement OF the game laws by
which the fishing season is brought TO a close
with the end of August and the hunting season
Is not opened until the middle of this month
Many of the hotel people and cOttagers en-
tertained friends over Labor Day and through
the rest of the week. Judge T. G. O'Sullivan
was one Of those who came up from New York
this week. joining his family here. He was
accompanied by his sister, Miss Bessie OSullf-
van and Miss A. V. McKenna and Miss Ger
trude McKenna. sisters Of Mrs. O'Sullivan.
William E. Donovan arrived this week. join
ing his family at their cottage here. and L. q
TreadwelI came up joining Mrs TreadwelI and
her sister Miss Scoville. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy Frost, Of New York.
who have taken one of the hotel cottages FOR
the rest of the season. occupied IT this week
w. C. Brown. senior vice-president Of the
New York Central Railroad. who has been
spending the summer here with his family, viii
return the city on Monday. Mr. and Mrs
Brown are entertaining this week Mr. and Mrs
r II. Green. of New York
Mrs. f. L. Trudeau, Jr. and her daughter
Alice Livingston Trudeau. of Chicago, are the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Trudeau at their
James Stokes of New York. arrived this
week joining his brother. Thomas Stokes Mr..
Stokes made the trip up from the city in his
week to New York W E D. Stokes, IT., re-
mains here
DR. and Mrs Walter 3. James have gone into
rough camp on Osgood Lake Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert r. Perkins and family. who have leased
the Gordon camp on OsgOOd Lake. arrived this
week and took possession Of it for the rest OF
the season. Miss Catherine Cameron. OF New
York daughter of the late Sir ROdertck Cam
eron is negotiating with the Paul Smith Hotel
Company for the purchase of a camp site on
the St. Regis lakes
E.rskine Wood has been entertaining a num-
her of Harvard classmates at his mothers cot
tage near the hotel
Dr. oscar NJ Lesser. of New York, is the
guest OF his sister. Mrs. p. r. King. OF New
York at the Casino Building. W. W. Abel. II
Baltimore who arrived this week, has apart
ments at the Casino
The lovers of golf here are pleased with tbs
showing made by Louis Livingston and Edward
l. Knapp. who represented Paul Smiths Hotel
IN the Ampersand tournament. Mr. LIVINGSTON
winning the gold medal for the low score IN the
qualifying round
From the Paul Smith ball team. which has
lust closed the season with a total OF sixteen
games out of eighteen TO its credit. having won
three out OF four from the Stevens House, six
out of seven from AmpeTsand and seven out OF
seven from Saranac Lake. the guests nave
caught the baseball spirit. and this week organ
fed team. and, with the regular hotel team
battery played a ffteen-inninS game resulting
I'm a tie score OF to g. with the hotel team pEO-
1,ide Cd with another battery.
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Mrs Harry Livingston. Mrs. William Pike,
Thomas Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter But
Ter. {. X. Butler and J. X. Butler Stlli an
other automobile party from New York includes
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Paris Miss Helen Paris
and ReXfoTd L. Paris.
The Stevens House guests and cottage people
have been doing considerable entertaining this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. William L. McElroy have
house party OF friends at Bidc-a-Nee cottage
which includes Dr. J. Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. =.
i. Barry. DR.. William II. McGil. Dr. p. H.
Keefe. Or. J. W. Keefe and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
feele. Abel l. Culver, former second Nlce-pTtSi-
dent Of the Delaware & Hudson Rallroad: Mrs.
Culver and their son and daughter returned I"
the city this week.
The Rev Edward T Hanna. recently APP
pointed bishop coadjutor at San Francisco. who
has been the guest of MIS-. Joseph I. Allng. at
Camp Waftaminit the lake shore near the
Stevens House. went this week to Rochester
This week Mt. and Mrs George \. stevens
have been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. +. ".
Featherston. Mrs. f. Meigs. Miss +. f Feath-
erston and the Misses Mary and Ina Feather
number of dinner parties have been given
this week. One OF these on Monday night was
by Mr. and Mrs. !. Wesley Durham to Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. McNeely. c. Wilson McNecly'
Frank Keene and John Gay.
Mr. and Mrs. stephen II. Heating. Mrs \. y
Robinson. Hyland Cunning and w. 3 HeynlGer.
who have been in rough camp at Moose POND,
returned this week. having had an enjoyable
time and several interesting experiences not
the least Of which a tumble into the pouG
taken by MIR. Heating.
AR. and Mrs Robert Drouct. who have been
Snending the summer AT tNe stevens MUS.
started tbis week for Atlantic city. Mr.. and
Mrs John II Smiley have this week been on
terta lining Mr.. Smitiey's brother end his VIE.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Smiley Mr.. and Mrs
G Van Ruskirk Of New York. We're among the
odtime patrons Of the Stevens House who re
turned this week. Captain NoXon Toomey. OF
the United States ormy, was among the ar
rivals Of the week.
Richard {. Taylor came up early in the week.
Joining his parents here. Mrs. George W. Al
bridge has been Joined by Miss Florence kersh-
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SARANAC INN.

saranao Inn n Y Sept. . (Special)--This
week at the inn has been as well filed with
sports and social affairs as any week OF miG-
sunu1er. and the guests here show not the
slightest disposition 70 return 10 their homes
In golf tennis and yachting the guests IND
most pleasure. The annual golf tournament
which has Just closed was one OF the best ever
played at the inn The cup was won by = W.
Person OF New York. who defeated 4 l. Basn-
ford in the finals 49,,
the lovers OF the game here took "a Keen N
terest was a match between team from Il7
Lake Placid Club and team representing me
inn in which the home team was NlcJ9riotis
The match was played on the home courts
There has been more than the usual amount
Of entertaining this week among the sues's a
the hotel and in the surrounding cottages ana
camps At Birch Island W F Domlnick mas
mis- week been entertaining Frank n summons
and Robert White. who We're ms *, sue So a.
I eonard Woods Richardson. jr-. was the am
ner guest OF Robert Tilney one day IN the cary
part of the week -, - -,-+.f,,
ing Mr. and Mrs Frank Iumau at PINT POINT
their camp on the Upper Saranac Lake -
Miss Mary F. Webster arrived thIs "eeS o
tbe e,,rsst of Mrs J. Campbell Harris MIS-
Harris has also been Joined by her son. HehIS
Fraser Harris. who has been spending IIs -
son at his summer home In Manchester VI We -
Miss Mary Morton. daughter OF Lew 2 SI"5
Co., u-ae among the arrivals here TINS WetA-
Miss Morton has taken the CnandI5T Cdl.p'
which was recently occupied by r HeillS'rS'
for the rest OF the season NJ,
Me- UfIIiam a Ponder is the guest of MIS-
A III BeIo at her cottage near the mn w, W
Justice jr has been the guest or FIanN -
Firth at The Brches this Week =. n tLsi-
and family. OF New Aorh- aI'l'IN CT
camp this week 60. r-,,
tennis tournament. returned to New fUIA - -
week with his brother. Waldron Pell- f-at,S =.
the week F. Christy who is in camp at Long
Lake West, was the guest Of w l. Landre'l~
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THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid. y. y. Sept. (specian.-The golf
players here have been busy this week with a
handicap turnament for the McElroy cup, Of
fered by william B. McElroy. This was won
by W 6. Heyniger. OF the Elmira Country Club
who defeated Kenneth Brown in the finals, up
and l to play. and equalled the course record of
40 strokes.
reached the Stevens House this week. One party
included Mrs. z, r. Lozier and her friends. Miss
Nivien Davies. Mrs. Roy Caster, Miss Clara
Slatmyer and Mrs. H. G. Palmer. OF New York
W K. Hadley and H p. Shearer. OF New York
who have driven their car $500 miles since
June also arrived this week Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Beale came in their automobile
one New York party arriving in two automo-
biles included Mr.. and Mrs. &. l.. Beard Mr.. and
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THE WAWBEEK.

Wawbeek. y Y. Sept tSpeciaD--The suo-
cess of the recent water carnival was souFC"
of much qualification 10 the guests here ana 10
the committee in charge. composed OF Dr- . :
Wightman. chairman: Stone Douglass. MAN
Syrenscn. s Strakosch. Joseph Seigman- II u
Kriebs. c. Lee knight and J. Ben Hart Ia9
parade Of the boats one OF the most az
+rsctiva sights ever witnessed on the l PpFl
Saranac Lake. When the electric Launches. 'et
by the Selignan boat turned buH POINT turt
WE'RE saIutad bv Z. series of bombs some 1i tle
other electric launches taking part IN the paraus
were those of n. P Wcrtheim. T. T. Nv ei,S'-.'
Z. ]. King. II. J. Runkle and the Lev ~ W =.
owned by Benjamin Douglass u ne ltuHCI-
were trimmed with Chinese and JapanSs" IAN
terms some outlining the boats and otherS az
ranged in fancy designs and 10 each launch vas
attached a string Of rOwboats. also decofale,t
for the occasion. To II. Z. Wertheim wa
awarded the first prize for the best decotd ~.
electric launch. the appearance OF MS n'al oe''
particularly pleasing because OF the beauty u
design and symmetry of its proportions
The first prize for the best decorated gasoirh'
launch was awarded To John q. Agar for IN
beautiful crescent effect produced by his scheme
of boat decoration :. b Ferris got hrSt pr -
for the best decorated rowbOats. a string OF li'0
being entered by him.
The course had been laid out so that the boats
passed in review before a long line OF anchOreu
gasolene launches The decorations OF mes
launches were particularly beauttul, anloAs
those causing special mention being the Caiu
met owned by ]. W. Beers; the Wenonah owner
by Jules Bache. and the Wawbeek. owned %
j.
out without a mistake. and the general efIeC'
of the beautiful scene was heightened by as
play of fireworks from a scOw anchored III tHo
lake
One of the automobile parties reaching thS
wawbeek this week after a 2O0-mile trip up over
the mountain roads Included J. W. Emerson
w A Mccarthy and the Misses Mccarthy -
There Is continued interest In golf here Inc
Wawbeek cups were offered this week 70 tns
guests here by j. Ben Hart A large gallery rol-
lowed the finals. which were between Z W
Kimball and William Woodruff
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THE AMPERSAND.

An,pcrsaud y Y. Sept. tSpeciaD.-An-
nounceWent was made this week Of plan to
convert the Hotel Ampersand into a club, which
will be put into effect ut the opening Of another
season Preliminary steps TO bring about this
change were taken at meeting held early in
the week The membership will be limited 10
two hundred, aud the shares have been fixed ut
81 600 each Fifty per cent Of the 100000 to
he realized from the sale OF membership shares
has already been subscribed. and number OF
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WHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid y Y. Sept. (speclID. There
is not the slightest indication Of the approa ch-
ing close Of the season in the Adrondacks to be
found in the activities Of the young people at
Whteface Inn. one OF their latest concetS
was a barn dance, held the other night In the
Wigwam All Of the young and many of the
old people here turned out 10 this affair. clad in
farmers garb. and 1t proved altogether one of
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RECITAL AT SUNSET PARK INN

ffaines Falls. n. Y, Sept (SpeciaD.--A recital
was given in the auditorium of the Sunset Park
Inn on Monday evening before an enthusiastic
audience. Among those who contributed were the
Alfred Donaldson Wic6es, violtnist and Miss
Marya Schwartz. soprano. This the final a2
pearance OF Nine. Wickes this summer The Hol-
land Trio compelled to encore each number.
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Mrs jerome Alexandra. Miss SCuliy. Miss Steph-
enson. Miss Fabian. Merwyn X Lee and Wy
burn Lee climbed Ampersand Mountain one day
this week. taking luncheon on the summit
one Of the enjoyable dinner parties Of the
week included Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Alexandra,
Merv YIN X. Lee. Clinton BidweH DR.. =. Il New
ton. Mrs Bargny. Mrs. Grange and MISS
Frances HuSelton. A number of the guests nave
been entertaining friends over tournament week.
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AT THE SOMERSET INN.

BernardsVille, n. J., Sept (speciaD.-The handi-
cap golf tournament Labor Day resulted I'm
victory for w. o. Gemert. with George II. CASTOR
Q close second Ia CI&Ss ~ /. Doyle carried OF
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religious worship during September. and the
Young Peoples meetings Will be continued for
weeks 20 come. The meetings tomorrow VIII be
In charge OF the Methodist Brotherhood The Rev.
Thomas Harrison. of Boston known as the boy
Preacher" will occupy the Auditorium pulpit next
go