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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
BOWLERS CONTINUE
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN

The following high scores in tenpins
and Unions, respectively, were rolled
on Morley's alleys during the past
week:
H. A. Conduit, 217; e. M. Roberts,
225, 211, 202; C. A. Willis, 2O6, 202, 202;
T. l.. Armstrong, 211, 212, 21O, 205; s.
Kelly 232, 2O9 214, 202; F. J. Conery,
221, 210; De Normandy, 209; S. ]. Trim
hill 201; r. Tormat, 204, 221, 202, 203;
j. Benfer 203, 211; G. p. Gregory, 202,
211, POS, 224 Jack Wall, 205; j. T. Ro-
gan, 214 Miss V. DAILY, 201; C. l.. Han
nings, 219 200, 204, 229; B. Holmes. POI,
221; E. Liebert. 213; S. Short 214; Mrs
r. e. Scott, 200; e. Pennrich, 200, 237;
c. Erthburt. 200.
Jimjons-J M. Spalding, 1O5; ]. B.
Lumgair. 1OS, 1876; H. M. Shaw, 100;
L. Stewart, 115, 100, 102.
Strikes and Spares
j. B. Lumgair was high for the week
in Unions with 125. s. Kelly was
lucky to win high tenpin score for the
week with but 232.
Mrs r. e. Scott and c. L. Hannings
in a social game Thursday evening
won FIR I'm Mrs. T. Mack and ]. Bonfer.
Next saturday night they play at Long
Beach.
Tucker, Wertz and Jim Bowron, the
champion Long Beach trio, play q re-
turn game against Cunning, Hanninss
and Roberts on Morley's alleys next
Wednesday night.
In the fiVe-game trio match at Long
Beach Wednesday between tear ms from
Morley's and Bathhouse alleys the lat
ter won on total pins by 81 and three
out of the five games by the following
table:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
EMERYVlLLE ENTRIES

OAKLAND. March S.-Emervllle en-
tries for Monday are:
FIRST RACES furlongs; selling; fllies
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-04
ASCOT ENTRIES

cred Bill, Jersey Lady. BeIchamber.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
What They Want When They Get What They Don't Want Wh
CONVENTION AND FOOD FAIR.
Retail Merchants Of State Gather in'Burlins
ton Next Monday.

Burlington, April l9-Plans are
completed for the first annual conyen-
tion and food fair OF the Retail Mer'
chants OF Vermont which will open al
the Armory In this city on Monday,
continuing two weeks.
Tickets we're placed on sale this
morning and may be obtained OF the
members OF the local association uu-
der whose auspices the convention Is
held. Elisha Winter OF Boston, New
England organizer for the national
organization is general manager.
Sessions OF the convention Will be
held On Tuesday and Wednesday,
Monday being devoted TO the recep'
tion OF delegates from the ten counties
or more TO be represented and to com
pleting the details Of organization.
The annual banquet will be held
Tuesday evening At the Van Ness
house when II is expected that officers
from tue National, Canadian and New
England associations will be present
Congressman Foster will be toast
master.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
BARRE TRACTION TROUBLE.
Director Hosr Says Road Can Afford to Issue
half Fare Rates.

Barre, April l9.-Although j. j.
Flynn and A. o. Humphrey, the Bur-
lington stockholders who own mar
jority interest In the Barre 4 Mont.
pelier Power and Traction Co., consId
err the . ~ cent fare discriminating
and illegal, yet they have offered a
compromise Of l.2 cent fare on GER.
tain cars instead OF q re issue OF the
l.2 cent fare called for Ia a petition
presented.
The proposition probably will be re-
ferred to the Central Labor Union at
Barre, hut II Is hardly probable that
II will be accepted. Meanwhile the
breach between the Burlington and the
local directors Is widening.
The sentiment 10 Barre is strong In
favor OF a restoration OF the 2 l'2 cent
fare. It Is asserted that II. A. Hoar
aud +. G. Rowland, Barre directors,
we're not invited tosthe conference yes
terdsy aud we're much displeased.
While the Burlington directors claim
that the company cannot afford TO is
sue workmen's tickets ats2 IL cents,
Nr Hoar thinks that the road can al
ford 10 do so. He says tina, the hall
fare workmen's tickets have usually
brought In q revenue OF $500 month,
while the cost OF the extra service re-
quired Is only SIS year. Since. Jan
usry l. when the halffare rate was
abandoned, the revenue has fallen OF
ee45, or about s3l5 q month As com.
pared with last year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
TITLE IS IN DISPUTE
Stops Work Of Buildins on Land sold Him
By Tewn OF Brsadon.

BY Te~n Of Brsadon.
Brandon, April ls.-H. NJ. Glpson,
Who had begun the erection OF build
log for his lumber business on q plo,
OF ground on Seminary Hill NJ the rear
Of Hastings block, which he recently
bought OF the town, has stopped the
work on account Of . dIspuis ~ 10 the
Ownership OF the land 10 question. IL
has been generally thought that the
land was owned by the town, but IL
seems that Z. j. ormsbee and others
we're OF different opinion and notified
Mr. Gipson tina, be must stop work IN.
oil the matter was looked Into.
This he did aud Edward Dana Of Rut
land spent Wednesday 10 town look.
Ing up the records. He Nas unable 10
decide who owned the land but express
ed the opinion that IL either belonged
10 the Consnt estate or TO the baptist
seminary property, lnow the graded
school property aud not 10 the Hast
logs block as was thought by Mr. orms
bee.
AZ the last March meeting the town
voted 10 sell the land TO Mr. Gipson,
which the selectmen did. giving a quit
clalm Of the same. Mr. Glpson has
been 10 considerable s1penss 10 getting
ready 10 build
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20

several Local People Have Already Tried
II.
The remarkable secret OF burning
ashes with coal which was discovered
by John Gilmore, the Altoons, Pa. 4,
cobbler add which excited attention ell
over the world when IL was announced
has been re discovered by q number Of
chemists who made the secret public
through the columns OF . New York
paper:
The solution Is composed OF CON-
mon salt, one pound; oxslic acid, two
ounces; water, one gallon.
Nix and moisten . mixture contain
Ing one part coal and three paris ash.
% end . better fuel than pure coal 10
Obtained.
bsvsrsl people In the village have
commenced ,ryloe the new fuel and ell
ere strong 10 their praise OF The new
discovery. Among those who speak
the highes, Of 10 are ID. A. Ward who
has given it . good trial, N. Novsck,
z. b. Paterson add Others.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
A Good Many People Who Want What They
S0ih ANNIVERSARY
Stark Lodge lOof, Moo VIII Celebrate
April 70, 1907

The observance OF the natal day OF
the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows
is universal, wherever this American
society Is known throughout the world.
Beginning at Baltimore. Md, April
20, 1919 with five members, the organi-
"a ion nov has membership Uf over
one million, eight hundred thousand,
scattered throughout twenty five civil
l .ed countries. II therefore exists un-
der twenty i've national flags, and
has become u powerful social factor In
the lives OF many peoples.
Several years ago Bennington boy
who had become somewhat noted as
a scientist returned and gave lecture
In Masonic hall on Liquid Air"which
was we'll received by the large and AZ
preclative audience. Recalling this
event the Odd Fellows OF Bennington
have taken advantage OF an opporlun'
ity TO illustrate another scientific dis
covery on the anniversary noted IN
Odd Fellows hall, this village.
The subject will be demonstrated by
experts, men who do nothing else, ard
both the lecture and the examples will
be illustrated by the magic lantern.
Tie scope will DO q history from tie
earliest discovery TO the perfected use
OF the invention today. This enter
tainment will be free TO members OF
the order. TO tn, Rebekshs, and 70
such OF their friends rs may receive an
Invitation.
The Official boards OF the local bod
les OF Odd Fellows, regret tina, THAR
circumstances do not permit throwing
open their anniversar, exercises 70 the
public. but while their hearts are large
the hall 10 limited. The sisters OF
Miriam Rebeksh lodge will entertain
~ refreshments after The exhibition.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
!LOILO
DESTROYED
Chief City Of Panay Isle,
PHILIPPINES, a Ruin.
10000 MADE HOMELESS,
Earthquake Shocks Cut OFF Com
municatiOn In Csmarines
Province.

MANILA. April 20 Earth shocks
felt here nj intervals for three hours
curly In the morning did lot Of dam
age throughout the island OF Panay.
Reports received here from the
southern part OF the island OF Luzon
announce that severe earthquakes were
felt az Nueva Caccres. Camarlnes prov
incs. and at Tayabss. sixty-two miles
southeast OF Manila. Buildings were
destroyed In both places. but no loss
Of life has been reported up TO the
present Communication with the two
cities mentioned is affected.
The town OF Iloile. island OF Panay.
was totally destroyed by fire. with the
result that 10000 persons are home
less. The civil aud military authori-
ties are doing everything possible to
check the flames and assist the suf.
fersrs. No estimate has yet been made
Of the amount OF damage done. and no
details OF the are are obtainable owing
to communication with Iloilo being SO
rlously affected. Consequently Il IN no;
hnows whether the earthquake caused
the Are or not.
Hello IL the capital OF the province
Of that name In the island OF Psnay
Of tie visayss group. IL was an open
pert and commercially important IN.
der the spsnisrds. exporting sugar
rice. tobacco. coffee. hides. etc. and
manufacturing fabrics. hats. carriages.
etc. IL has q cathedral. q seminary. q
courthouse and other public buIldlnss.
Iloiio was a Filipino stronghold 10
the insurrection OF iseeee.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
CUT THROAT
WITH GLASS
GimbeI, Accused Wealthy
Merchant, Tries Suicide.
RELEASED FROM TOMBS
Rich Philadelphia. Self Wound
ed, Nay Die at Any
Moment.

HOBOkEN, y. j., April 20.-Bens-
diet Gimbel, the wealthy Philadelphia
merchant, who was arrested In New
York on Thursday afternoon on the
double charge OF exertIng improper In
fuence over Ivor Clark. a sixteen year.
old boy, and attempted bribery Of the
police officers who made the arrest.
lies In ST. Mary's hospital here uncon-
sclous from self inflicted wounds. IL Is
thought that his injuries will prove
fatal.
Bleeding from gashes ON his throat
and several arteries In both wrists.
Gimbel was found at Z o'clock AT night
In a room which he bad engaged the
night before at the Palace hotel Sense
less from loss OF blood. he was 70
moved TO the hospital. while an exami-
nation OF his effects made certain his
Identity.
Late Thursday night Gimbel was re-
leased from the Tombs prison. New
York. under $1,000 bonds. and where
he then went was not known 10 his
friends until he was found here. He
was generally supposed TO have been
at an uptown hotel. New York. though
Il was reported that he had returned
20 his home In Philadelphia.
IL now appears that Immediately fol.
lowing HIS release Climbed crossed on Q
terry 70 Hoboken and went TO the Pal
ace hotel. where he registered as VIII
son Hedge Of Trenton. y; J. lie wac
assigned 10 a room on the second floor
and n half hour later ordered lunch
con. which was served Ia his room.
Among the dishes was q glass water
| pitcher. and this was later broken by
Glmiel. who used the pieces la lnnict-
ing his injuries
Nothing was heard from Cimbel dur
ing the night. and at O'Clock In the
/ afternoon q chambermald went 10 his
room Gimlei vns In he'd and ordered
the maid from the door. saying that he
wished 10 sleep. The girl returned To
the room early In the evening and
found that the door had been Secured
from the inside. The door was forced
aud GImbel discovered stretched out
on the floor aud blecdlns freely from
his wounds lie was clad In trousers
and undershIrt. aud the garments were
red with blood. His condition b said
to have Improved. although II Is still
critical
Gimlel's Identity was found frosn pa
perS fosnd In his clothing Thee in
cluded check made out In his name.
fire line pass signed by the director
Of public safety of Philadelphia and n
ticket 81 Communication between New
York aud Philadelphia.
Further examination 10y the police
developed that the cracks In the doors
aud windows had been stuffed alright
with surgeons nniisepiIc gauze. There
was. however NO gas In the room.
which was lighted by electricity.
Glmlel was 10 have been given n
hearing In court nc New York today.
His attorney. Daniel oReIlly. one OF
the Thaw defense lawyers. stated that
GImbers defense will be- that black.
mail was attempted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
TWO NEW CORPORATIONS.
An Electric Povu csmpssy and Telephone
Cesesrn Organized.

Montpelier, April 10. The Jones A
lawson Power Co . corporation or
gained 10 Springfield for the purpose
OF furnishing electricity for light heat,
and power, has died articles OF asso.
citation In the Office OF the secretary OF
state. The capital stock IL $4,000.
The lncorporators are O. A. .wooison,
James HARNESS, w. ID. woolson and
Fred Il. Gill Of Springfield.
Association papers are also hled for
Passumpsic Telephone Co. which pro-
poses 10 operate 10 Essex. Orleans,
and Caledonia counties. The capital
stock 10 t250,0OO. The incorporation,
are George II. Prouty OF Newport,
John Ri,kaby, l.. =. Slack aud Ed
mupd Y. TAR Of 81 Johnsbury and
Matt u. Jones Of Newton, Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
RUN DOWN BY TRAIN
J. We'll, Of CIinioa Mills Probably Fatally
Injured Of Rogsa Pein,.

Injured Of aou,s Point.
Burlington, April Isl. Wells Of
Clinton Mills, aged 10 years, was run
over by atraln at Rouscs Point, n. Y.
aud probably fatally Injured tonight,
being brought to the Mary Fletcher
hospital, this city. where he was not
expected TO recover. His right leg
was terribly sangled aud the left one
was broken 10 several places belos
the knee, the left hand was cut OF ana
10 Is believed that he suffered Internal
Injuries.
Wells was standing on the platform
NJ Rouses Point, waiting for the train
with the intention Of boarding u and
going 10 his home. lie did not hear
the train approach aud vas run over.
lie was accompanied 70 this city by q
physician from Rouses Point No
operation was performed tonight as
the man was 20 weakened from loss OF
blood as 10 make II inadsisable.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
MAYOR OF TOXIC.
fsreiesi Open 10 Two Acts at opus rou,s
Friday April 70.

fsreieh Opera 10 Two Acts at Open touw
Friday April 70.
Richard Carries latest and most sue.
cessful fsrclcal opera, The Mayor OF
Toxic" comes 70 the opera house Fri.
day, April 20. The opera Is In two
acts, with the lIbret,o by Mr. Garlic and
the music by william Frederick Peters.
Both acts are laid 10 Japan which
gives Zoe chance for Q gorgeous
color scheme, which has been applied
10 both scenery and costumes with .
lavish aud artistic hand.
The songs are said 70 be pretty and
the girls and costumes bewitchlng, and
there are q number OF excellent voices
10 the large company besides several
comedians that keep the fun going at a
rapid gait from the rise OF the curtain
TO the iinal OF the last act. The plot
contains all the essentials Of comic
opera: Marcus Orlando Kidder. the i'm
pressario from America, who heads
1.-THE most successful failure that ever
struck Austrlal.i.a;" the love-sick
tenor, who falls 10 love with the prin.
cess at 6rst sight 4 sour-yisaged ward
robe mistress, who was steer" 10
the ballet tweniy.two years before; the
soubrette with great desire 10 play
Shakespearian roles and the soug.
book boy 10 love with the soubretle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
FIRE LOSS ADJUSTED.
n. e. Bradford Co Mil win Resume Opera
tions Monday.

Representatives Of tho various lire
insurance companies we're In town Fri
day and adjusted the loss sustained by
the late fire at the mill Of II. 4. Brad.
ford q Co. ut SIS, O27.Oo. This will en-.
able the finishing room 10 start In full
next Mohday 10 flush up all goods
that was 10 process OF manufacture at
the time OF the fire.
The card room repairs are being
turrIed along as fast as material ar.
rives and 10 all probability will be
running In full the latter part Of next
week. The firm Is very anxious tina,
all employees connected with the tinish.
ing department report for work on
Monday the END.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20

fixtures, premium So; expires June %,
1907.
Lloyd's Plate Glass lns Co, premi.
um $3.50; expires June 10. 1907.
Fourth. building committees report:
The building Is 10 good condition.
During the year improvements have
been made In the hall by changing the
ticket Office aud adding toilet room
or the public.
On November /, 1906. Mr. RamsdelI
moved out and left the store without n
tenant and as yet the store Is not rent
ed.
During the past year an attemp, was
made 10 raise some money for new
books by giving an entertainment
course but the public did dot take kind
ly 70 the idea and the course Was run
at a loss.
Respectfully submitted,
Lucretius II. Ross.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
foREsIERs At NORTH ADAMS.
Beaniasisa Team Initiated Clan OF 20 Css.
sidat~s Thursday Evssiss.


s'sstss Thursday Evsaias.
North Adams, April 2o-Cour,
North Adams + OLA. vas visited By .
large delegation from Court Benuing-
ton Thursday evering and one Of the
largest gatherings OF Foresters In the
history Of the city was held al Colum.
bia opera house. Nearly 800 we're
present, delegations from Court VIII.
liamsiovn, Bracewell add Marqu ette
being present In addition 10 members
from Bennington and North Adams
courts.
The bennington Fores,ers who nun.
bered l25, had considerable difficulty
10 reaching this city. missing the
train NJ Petersburg. This compelled
then 10 walk 10 Pownal from where
they caught a train aud arrived In the
neighborhood OF 1910 o'clock. Owing
10 this fact the ceremonies At the Col.
umbia opera house we're late 10 start.
ing.
The Bennington team Initiated a
group OF % new candidates 20 the 10.
cal courts. the ~ork being watched
with interest by . large number OF
Foresiers. Follosing the degree work
and a regular meeting u social time
was enjoyed. Vocal selections we're
pIeasingly rendered by william Cum
mings, Martin Ryan, Arthur Ryan
and Mr. Dickinson. lmpromptu speak.
ing from members OF the various
courts vas then listened 10 after which
refreshments we're served. The event
VAS declared q grand success by all
who attended.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
PULP MILL BURNED
Village Of siddIebury Loses One Of II, chi.f
Industries.

Village Of Aiddlebury Loses One Of II, chif
Industries.
Midslebury, April lg.-ore OF this
villages principal industries, giving
employment 20 20 or 10 men. was al
most entirely destroyed this afternoon
when the Green Mountain pulp mill
caugh, fire. The loss will be from s5c,.
600 TO go, 900 on which an insurance
OF $50, 600 was carried.
Pumps NJ the mill we're the only
means available but Fire Department
Chief Rich sent 10 the village n mile
away for the steamer and as the pumps
soon gave out he was dependent on IL
alone. With this the lower story Of
the building was saved and most OF the
press room, three OF the presses being
In fair condition when the ire was un.
der control.
In the nearby mill yard we're loo, 900
feet OF logs which we're prevented from
catching fire by hard work.
The Green Mountain pulp mill was
built % years ago and with the marble
mill formed MIddlebury's chief manu-.
featuring business.
Owing to certain unsatisfactory 10.
cal conditions the manager, ex.Sena-
tor Rovert Cartmell stated tonight tina,
he Is 10 doubt as TO whether the mill
will be rebuilt or not.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
SKULL FRACTURED

klek Of a Horst Caused Painful To-
jury.
Barre, April ls.-H. II. Bragg
this city, a young man who was work
ing In PlainBeld, was kicked bya
horse last evening and his skull was
fractured. Drs +. =. Gale and c. a.
Brown attended the injured man and
extracted several pieces OF bone. lie
Is expected 10 recover.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
LAKE NAVIGATION OPENED.
stssmsr Tieeedsress csuis so Passenger, on
fiut Trip.

Burlington, April is.-Navlgatlon
opened on Lake Champlaln today.
The TIconderoga was the only boat 10
20 Into commission. A large amour.
Of freight was handled and about 80
passengers vert carried on the initial
thp.
The service at present will be be.
tween Plattsburgb, Burlington aud
westpoft, with trips on Wednesday
add Thursday TO Port Henry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
Isi's s.e'hnlai. sf i.l.hari .nd nsmIs
TABLE or PERCENTAoEs.
To stop idaho L..s Frauds.

BOISE CITY. Ida. April 2o.-The
government filed a suit In the United
states court here against the Barker
Lumber company TO set aside 2ih pat
snts Involving 40OoO acres Of timber
land In Boise county worth over
ti.00o.ooo. Fraud ia securing title TO
the lands Il alleged
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
NEW INDUSTRY

Bfattlcboto Getiins Us Eyes Open For New
Plants.
Brattleboro, April le,-Edward VIII
bur Of Cambridge, Mass. has made a
proposition 10 the Brattleboro Board
of Trade relative TO establishing In
Brattleboro plant for the manuiac
turo Of pipe fitting on which he holds
the patent. Mr. Wilbur has arranged
for an extensive sale Of the fitting and
he believes that the establishment OF q
plant here would mean the develop.
meot Of large metal working indus.
try. He formerly lived 10 this town.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
OUR LIBRARY
FINANCES
Annual Report Of the Treasu.
rer, [. n. Ross.
GOOD WORKING BALANCE
Building Has Been Repaired and
New Books Have Reen
Added.
GOOD WORKING BALANCE

To the Managers Of the Young Mems
Association:
In compliance with the provisions OF
the deed OF trust, present the follow.
ing report for the year ending March
8, 1907.
First Treasurer's report, general
fund, balance cash on hand. March Z,
1906 s22i 81
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday rs National
and Americas Lesases.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston
New YORK ........sOo 90
Boston ............o 90 81 o o. I
Hits-New York 2: Boston. s. Errors
New York. 1. Boston. 4 Batteries-Amea
and Bowerman. Dorner and Brown.
At ~. Louis
81. Louis ......... 0 =
Hits-Cipcinnaii 9: St Louis. 10. Err
-Essick and Mclean: peebs and Mar
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NNIFsFtI'N ~ IfTsNFN =
At Chicago
~. Louis .........0 900 o.
Chicago ........... 90 0 o 0 o -
Hits-st Louis. 2. Chicago. 3 Errors
~. Louis, o. Chicago 3. Batieries-Jac0-
son and Hueiow. Walsh and sullivan.
AZ Cleveland
Detroit ............ D o q q o.
Cleveland ........e0 9OO -
Hiis-Detrnit =. Cleveland. g Errors
Detroit 4. Cleveland. o nattsriea-Slcyer
and schmidt. flehart aud Hsutln
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20

tstttlbt.
Town appropriations $500
II. NJ. Ramsdell, rent OF
store It's
Ladies' Aux. YMCA, rent
OF store
NJ + church, rent OF store 9
Hulchins & Ayres, rentof
hall so
Felix Blel, rent OF hall 400
IA T. church, s
l.. II. Ross 4" 10
Republican State Con-
rent ofhall Is
Fusion State Con-, rent
z. b. Hutchins, proceeds
rent OF hall 100 90
@. c. Kimball. proceeds
election 8 1891 90
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-20
A NEW FUEL

Several Local People Have Already Tried
The Washington times., 1907-06-02

Mayfiower. which viii be in readiness
for the Presidents trip TO jamestown.
Luncheon viii be served on board. and
there will be a distinguished company
Of guests. This party win DC siven IN
the place of the dinner on the May
flower at Annapolis, originally planned
by the Secretary.
On the morning of the Sth tac Score
tary and Mrs. hetCalf, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt. who
viii arrive that morning from Biltmorc:
the Postmaster General and his family,
Miss Chabot, and Victor y. Metcalf. will
sail for Jamestown on the Dolphin,
where they will take part in the cele-
bration of Georgia Day. June II
The French officers viii be the guests
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