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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
rnE rNpErEvpExr rorER.

Mr. Independent Voter Is oae the PIN.
naeIe Of giory just nov lie didnt ain
eserywksrs on Tuesday, but he came -
near Il In nearly every case a. to win
laHels for hardy eadeayor. Today BE il
being toasted and feted, fguratively
speaking without eesaing. And the fact
Is the 2 v. did Play a prominent part
in the Yarious states. in some Of which
there vas a complete reversal Il i
sald that 0oTeraor Higgins. Democrat,
Of Rhode Island vas reelected By Re
publican voters who were determined 70
see the overthrow q the diueputabls
Republican ring in that state. New Jsr.
ser. where conditions were somevhat
similar TO those IN Rhode Island - r..
CARDS complete party domination, topped
from a clear Republican state Of $1,000
plurality almost to the Democrats col
umn, there being but . bare 5000 or 50
IN favor Of Fort, Republican, for COVER
nor. Kentucky turned from Demo
cratic stronghold 70 a Republican fort
ress for the time-being, due to indepen.
dent thinking. Hisgen, in Massaehu-
setts, representing no party and reeeiv-
ing almost no preliminary support, poll
ed surprisingly large percentage Of
the total vote east there. Then there
are Illustrations through other states.
but none more striking than these men
toned The results should be anything
but reassuring to the leaders Of the old
line parties whose rule had become dis
tasteful to thinking people, who thus
take this means to unsbackle the chains.
let the independent voter continue and
may bis tribe increase. It means better
officials and better government ia the
general run Of elections.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
Our American Peer.

Some Of those Americans who feel
their national pride exalted in the pos.
session of an Endisputed title Of nobility
BY native of The United States now
resident in England, ARE rather prema-
ture III assuming that Baron Fairfax Oh
Cameron will now proceed 10 take a
seat in the Hotiae Of Lords. His ii a
Scotch title, ard Scottish peers are elect.
ed BY their order 70 represent them In
the House Of Lords during the duration
Of Parliament. Should the choice Of
the Scottish peers favur him when next
they ARE called upon ID elect, Lord Fair
fax will be called up TIL the House oil
Lords, but not otherwise unless king
Edward should III the interval bestow
upon him an imperial peerage. A Brit
ISL or imperial peeragc carries with It
seat in the House Of Lords, but contrary
to the popular American impression there
are number 1T mobiles iii Scotland and
Ireland vino ere not hereditary Iegiala4
tors There were AZ the date of the
latest accessible returns twelve peeresses
Of the United Kingdom in their own
right three Scottish peeresses, twenty
Scottish and sixtyseven Irish peers who
Aik uDt psENS W Khf3ihN1tHLs an ATkh0
peerage has q decided political advan
tage over 4 Scottish peerage, tn that
the representative peers Of Ireland are
elected for life. Moreover, an Irish peer
not already a representative Of his order
Is eligible to a seat in the House Of
Commons, privilege not open to the
Scottish mobiles. Lord palmerston.
whose title was Irish. sat in the House
Of Commons for thirty years for liver
ton.
Probably the interest that Lord Fair
fax has for the majority Of Americans
ia that reflected on his family from
Washington. The Lord Fairfax who
was the guide, philosopher and friend
of Washington was the sixth Of the Il
tie. aud had an estate that merited being
called prineeIy. covering twenty one
counties Of Virginia a considerable
portion 81 the vast domain came 70 him
from his mother, who was a daughter
Of Lord Culpeper. Such a landowner
needed cornpstent surveyor, not only
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
TALK OF HE Town.


siors o. those asw isekst sweaters a
Fltis.
rw warm winter underwear g %
Fsrfy's store.
nFusss oFcAsstfa wiil furnish music
isr tie Ladies q ciAn Gordon fair.
rs Ilulshin.on. he Hurss, il AZ Aoms,
p Jsasrson street. Ieisphonr 5Is-3.
futs from -Hoaeynoonsrs- and al The
asw mu4ie. IS copy AFerill Musle CO.
Amiion sale At he City auction
soams, Pear. street, every evening this
ssek
shop stewards are requested 20 call Il
headquarters for the November Quarry
,toEksrs' Journals
II yoa rould have . eiiy 70 Be proad
4 p4ffonlEe iocal insiitufioasg insure
vita tie Granite Mutual
one dollar ard aity cents worth ~
red stamps free q every purchaser Il
hlgy cents vorth - more Il the East.
en- Estais tea store. saturday.
Aa. James Murray 81 Winnipeg. Man
itpba, arrived II tAe city yesterday u
attend the fnnefai 81 Robert sins Ms.
Murray j. a sister 81 Mrs Sims.
TIE p. n. Cate Real Estate agrney has
said fof Arthur s Martin his new hose
81 TFenort street ts Prank Place, cen.
sl1fration. $500 Mf. Place bays for
4 home and VII mess there soon.
Doat forget .ks auetioa sals Of house
bold goo1s--extFa good ShoFt
street. just On the iower end Of sun
uef street, a. go o'eioek. Friday Nov.
ssa.
A meeting % he Vermont Poultry and
Pet Stock ass0elstl3nuill b held IN
Sowisn 4 Lyons store Friday evening
q To o'clock. Al Who are Interested
ars invited 70 atssad
4 petition Il bankruptcy vas aIsd
yesterday IN the othos % the clerk of
the district rourt - Efioie Fnasani 81
Barre. 4 stone rHitef iie has iisbilliiss
of sI2ts, and aissts " 500, claimed
szempf.
Preparations are II progress sor
eaunty meeting ~ HibeFnians. 20 BE- Bed
in Montpelier Tuesday. December IT.
The degree viii Be eonfsyrsd on a large
class 81 candidate. who viii come from
Waite River FUNSTON, Barre, Granite
vile aud Montpelier.
The Ladies' Ala society Of the Barre
City hospital Is g hkFr a -c0aafien
das,~ Tuesday. NoY. Il. from 70 p
M, az the BAPTIST church parlors. ard a
COMMITTEES via Be- there 70 receive al
oderinxz betvesn fhoss hours The IA
dies suggest a. articles that are needed
q the hospital, bureaus. two o. three
rocking chairs. tables for hedroomsi
rugs. towel racks, bed spreads, table
Govern, hot water bottles, fruit, ieliies.
groceries and Vegetables.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
soRrHFrELD.

The Mortified creamery patrons
were paid 81 cents fof September butter
fat. surplus 10 per cent.
4 preliminary hearing Of the case n
J. J Stockton. who wAs arrested for
hunting deer without . license, was held
before Justice Kent, Monday, and NJ.
stockton was discharged.
At the village trustee meeting Mon
day evening the resignation OF Henry L.
Kenyon. treasured. was presented and
accepted and II. G. cady was appointed
% I'll the Vacancy caused by the resig-
nation.
4 doe weighing about 100 pounds vas
brought to the village Saturday By
Charles Mack The animal was being
chased By dogs waea first seen, running
into a fence and dropped dead. Game
Warden Rich disposed 81 II Saturday.
William A. Shaw, local forecaster It
the e. s. weather bureau. Mortified,
has issued the summary Of weather re.
port for October, from which the fel-
iowIng items are taken. Mean tempera-
lure for the month, II degrees; high
est 50 the 9Th; lowest 10, the 27tn;
average for month, 3s. Total precip-
itatI0n for month, 513 inches; snow.
fall one inch; greatest precipitation in
q hours. 2.1s, 27tn and 2sth; average
precipitation for the month in q years,
2.47, excess this month, $50. Prevail
ing direction Of wind, south. number Of
clear days 5, partly cloudy II, cloudy rs.
Mrs Hannah Gould, widow OF the
late Isaac b. Howe, formerly Of North
field, died at her home In Danyers,
Mass, Friday evening Of a paFalytie
shock. Mrs. Howe was the daughter Of
James Gould Of this town and was mar
Fied to Isaac Howe They built the
house now owned By II, r. Cutting.
where they lived for number Of years.
They removed from Mortified a num-
Der of years ago, going west, but finally
returned and made their home in Mass
achnsetts. Mrs. Howe il survived By
three children, two daughters who live
fn Massachusetts, and one son living In
Marahaltown, Iowa, and niece Mrs.
Clayton CIaggett III this village. Mrs.
Howe was about 70 years u age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
JINGLEs AND JEsTs


'Rithmetse.
Nov ssadin' j. 4 pfeciass gifts
'Teif pass The time away.
An erifin' gives a mar . lift
on taiaz hc wants q say.
Them I've inspires yosr Thought pro-
found
Or lilla your soul wits mirthj
Bot nfhmrfic-thatk what hrings
round
The trouble on this ssrthi
iou see ) fsil0u With box;
Hes uniHp' now an thea.
lie eea8s q night eonfented look
When BE- picks up rea
An writes hes iakin' i II land,
But bow tue wrinkles come
When Be- sets down % Business and
Decides 70 figure some.
Way should Re think about the years
And money BE has iostf
Why should be know these doubts and
fears
Through countin' Up ere eostf
But nov he ats IN anxlous Voc
Because (inhuman trifkl
Some busyboiy, long ago,
Invented 'rithmstici
Washington star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
EAST CALAIS

Master Edward Bliss is quite ~.
Frank LaDeau u on the sick list.
Mrs D. L. Scott Is Improving slowly
Earl Leonard Is at home from Mont
pelier.
Riley GOodalI VS. in Montpelier Wed
nesdsy
A. A. Lyndes Of Cabot was in town
this week.
Elmer Brown was in Cabot one day
this week.
Mr.. and sfrs. Fred Thomas were IN
Cabot Sunday.
Mrs. Rob Tazsie Of South Woodbury.
was IN town last Sunday.
Oscar Guernsey has gone to Water
boro, Canada on business.
The Ladies' League met at the g. r.
hall on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Granger Of Fast Montpelier Is
working for Mrs. D. B. DwiHelL
Mrs. Lucreta Lyford lad TIE misfor.
tune to fan and sprain. her wrist Mon
day.
Mrs. Riley Goo,ieIi and Miss Grace
Bliss visited at North Montpelier last
Friday.
flora Bliss and son. Edward have
been at the home Of D. 7. Scott for sew
eral days.
Mrs. H. r. Leonard and Mrs. L. P.
Burnham we're In Montpelier Wednesday
Of last week.
Alvin Holmes and wife of Plain-
field visited at the homeof Elmer Brown
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bliss and daugh-
ter, Sylvia, are expected to return Fri
day from their extended trip.
Mrs Annie Burnham. who has been
caring for MTs. ID. u. Scott, has returned
III tex home III East Montpelier.
Forrest Tebbotts and wife of Cabot
were at the home 81 II. X. Leonard,
Mrs. Tibbett's parents, sou Sunday.
G. Z. Flint Of Randolph, organized
grange IN toxin Friday evening with ~
quarter members The following officers
were elected: WI. MI, Col. III. *. Foster;
oyerseer, W. VI. Waite; lecturer &. J,
Lamb, treasurer, G. III Moore; secre-
tary, Mrs. Susie Lamb chaplain, w. J.I
Coates; ceres, Mrs. VI. G. Eastman;
pomona, Mrs. w II. Waite: Flora, Mrs.
Jennie Southwicls; steward, Lee Teb.
belts; deputy steward Mrs. Lee Teb-
bets; inside gate keeper. Ernest Ide;
outside gate keeper, Levi Wheeler
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
Pronis. d Great Gain.

The Messenger has figured out that. n
the percentage Of increase ia the number
81 polls u the state according 10 the
returns this year over the returns for
1900 y extended 20 the whole inhabi.
tsnts Of the state. the gain over the TO-
tai population shown IN 1900. or 5f3.Bfi.
should make the present population
about 382 90 in round numbers. And,
assuming that the ratio Of Increase ID
likely 70 continue for the next three
years, the population Of Vermont al the
eensus Of 1910 may reasonably be ex.
peated % figure in the neiehb6rhood Of
$4,000. II this hold good, It vii mean
that the next census Wiil show the
greatest increase in population in any
decennial period Of Vermont's history
since that 81 ls20-Is30.
The following table shows the popnla.
tion Of the state By decades from the
first censuss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
PROTECTION AGAINST CARELESS
CHAIFFEURS.


CFAIFFEURS
The scared horses signal in The Yer.
mont automobile Law has been the basis
Of great deal Of discussion, and the
arguments have been revived with q case
in Rutland county court, IN which a
horscnan sued To recover for damages
encountered In brush with ala automo.
bilist. According to the law, the driver
Of team, when be considers that his
steed is really frightened AT an approach
ing automobile, shall by stopping 90
notify the chauffeur Of the motor ear
and the chauffeur shall, agreeable 10 tie
signal. halt bis car until the team shall
have passed On the face Of It, that
appears like an amicable arrangement,
and 4 satisfactory solution Of the ques-
ton of rights or tho public thorough
fares.
But some drivers of horses have main
tanned that the signal was disregarded
IL antoists and The law was, therefore,
mere sop to settle their clanorings
for a thoroughly restrictive measure.
They furthermore claimed there was no
redress under the law 1t Is admitted
that there ore some chaufFenrs who have
% little concern for the safety Of others
that they would disregard the danger
siunals; but the outcome Of the case in
Rutland county court is a refutation Of
the association that aggrieyed parties
haze no redress. A horseman, whose
least was killed through careless driving
- 5 chauffeur after being signaled to
stop, has been granted damages Of 500,
md, the defendant having failed to set
81. the court has gone further and
granted body writ in favor Of the
driver. There's redress enough, and sat
isfaction for wounded feelings besides
Let's hear no more about there being
90 protection for the users Of teams on
our highways.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08

oae capable AZ fxinR messs and bonnds
boz II sufmcuntsnx lhe peF5s ~ tke
wilderness and ~ Wild Haen wAc spp4t
is1 uAeFs they Wouid Possibly Lard
falriax ~as pFedlsrqsed - LaWrenee
WasAIaFfan's fsiaiiqAs1lps To- NFss
Laursaee WasAinslon Naa Bis niece.
AaagAssr % sif Villas failiax.
ii at These ia1gsnees fo,ind Al ins
stinft q kcFidiiity - cgtFu1me. q
nouid nst b. ssagalaF. fer t1e Pair.
fa1ss Wefe "a i'uriiaa sztfaft,oa vh|.e
the Wast|aGtGn's tams 81 tAealisr stoek
he 6fst FsifiaA Is eFite lis namf
large il History vss fhe parliamentary
grntf4l. Sir Ihomss faifaax. vac aitft
warts succeeded n the litie and w.o
more thar any other mar except Cr1m
Hsil worked the raia q Carries !. Fair
fAx vaHld nqt 80 cfonwelfa lengfht
would aot sif IN iu1Emest on the kins.
s0f command against Ch4Eles II, and ge
tired iFsm active seffies. Even u ~
bore q conspicuous shars 10 the rtstof
atlon. tke circumstances eould sfarrely
weigh il the Cavalier asmogy q the
Washsnxfona against hlk victories over
ne royal forces AZ Sasehy ard Marktoa
Moor eAirh had among ether aheris
that u fsnding 30 many 81 fhe Wash
ingtoas q Amerisa a. mined partisars
~ 3 hfoken iott cause e. rebuild tH
ne nsN wofiA thfif shattered fortunes.
Both families had something ~ forgst
buf tks FairfANsa may lave found the
proves easier. being prosperous aaf
powerful On bcth sides q he orean
aksrsas the Washingfhas SEEM % have
knoeu 81 che fifissitrdes Of people Of
srisfoefAflf frtdsiifiioss compelled %
make thsir living N . rough roun;ry
whsrs If vas easy fer the owners II
Considerable tracts 70 - -lan4 poor,
Bostau Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
CURRENT COMMENT.
Ferxuson's ArueIs.

The EsrEsy viii reprint III. FeFgn-
son's article tho fret opportunity. not
because there IS Eny sense 10 il o. any
real argumeat. but pl.t 70 show the
mental uoFkings u q man u one sided
Development. i also shows nsre pow
efiully than anything sny u Fsfgus0ns
could write Why d Is that the
anti.saloon league j. 20 completely al.
credited By people wh0 have a. infelleet
broader than tie blade d an axe.--Ben
nlngi0n Banner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08

The constant growth OF the states
manufacturing quarryihg and other in.
dustrial interests, apart from dairying
and farming, Is fast making changes in
Vermont life and conditions and wheel.
ing the old state into line with the pro-
gressive commonwealth around about
her that are increasing II population
because they are progessive.-st. AL
bans Messenger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
~ 20 REcoRp
Hsary Farmaa Cats 4 Letter 5 win
HIS Arr8plane.

Paris. nov. s.-Hsn1y fsrm4a, the
aeFonalt md 4 reW reeogd ultA his
afFurlane yesterday. he fss a fg.l kiio-
mrtfs lahout "a tsnfhs u mltel dss-
eFihinw . huge - IN the air. lie n,u
Aas Ms machine under perfect eontrui
and appeals 70 be able 70 fsmtia IN tae
air az ain
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08

speaking n submission Of The liquor
question, we haze. under the pFssent
ioeal option laa, susmission once = year,
sish the soytfsizns q each ard sfefy
egmmsniiy expressing their wish. what
more son.rlcte Submission y the liquor
qaestlsn 70 voters could us haTsf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08

I. ought not % b nessssary for : mar
70 sHnsunoe IA The open press that Be
isrss his wife. Bat nov that Upon
Similar has felt called on to say 20. We
ssthsr need tbs testimony Of the oshsF
side or the house, 70 make the rsfula
ton Of the base ealunny complete.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08

Tess-Iay Gusher and her husband
call each other Birdie Isn't that
riGlcalousY
Jsss-0h don't know. She's q goose
and be : iay.-P Philadelphia Press
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
Out Of The Reckoning.

Last winter you promised that in the
spring you would pay me q hundred
marks | lent YOU"
Pardon. madam; but this year We
bad no spfing!T-Fligende Batter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08

harliagiou il brick. AZ least . iAr
is Contractors ean make Il, Ter more
houses Of ne Substance are being eoa
stnrted than ever before. And 10 think
q IN the lumber down below Battery
street, too!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08

Eag'an1 eaa diaeosnf us iust now o.
ioauiag money AIT a. pAA. rate ABE
psaaes. TOO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08

%, Dr. Weather MaA. give u oss day
wahout diiutioa. please. Il The prayer
tat "a finally answered today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08

rAs Rspubiisans barely h.ld sAs Fou
n Nsw Jsrtsy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
who win Claim Them

Letters remaining unealled for at tile
Barre post office for the week ending
November :, 1907, are as follows
Men.
Fres Bert. Leon Boissonneau, Amasy
Brown, A. Galcati, 2, John Al. johnson.
q. +. Jones. VIM. II. Keller, lam I.eur.
me, W p. Mitchell, Eebert A. Martin.
james Mathews, Hugh Morrison, James
Mcleod, Csppi pinaldo,E Ralph Pierce,
Giovanni polcari, Frank Richardson.
John Roycroft. L. p. sleiling S. swan
son, ". Thorn, George White.
Women
Mrs +. \. Flagleg, Mrf. Mary Gibbons.
slrs. Hurb Holt, Mrs. j + Harrison,
Mrs. Chas. Kane, Mrs. lydia Kent. Mrs.
Margaret. Mrs. r. Michel, Florence Pres
ton. Annie sheriden Miss n. ST. John.
Verna Taylor, Mrs. Emma Young.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION


IOsT. sTRAYED OR STOLEN From my
pasture In pIainheid. two warnings, two heifeF
calves and TWO HnlsteiR ball calves. Will find
Ill notify Il IT. Bolster, Barre. VIZ. Him
FeFfwD-~Iady's watch. owner can have
same by giving full description ana paying
charges. lewis Taft, Carrier street. 31if3
WANTED--A letter cutter Steady employ
Faenk far good man ip the most comfortable
shed In Barre Apply Harrison Granite Com.
pany. niI
FOR aAr.E--A four Or six horse STONE sled Ia
ATsr.riass condition. Inquire Clark sIhley,
FagH MONTPELIER VT 20ItGs
TO RENT. Tenement. Inquire OF r. II.
Lyon, Of +. Carle ton, y Highland avenue. 20it2s
FOR sALE----Gopd working horse weigh
I.2D1, Apply at4g Maple ayerns. 20it3s
LOST.-A silver half crown. Queen Elizabetis
face on ONE side and british coat q arms On
the other. Party finding the above will be
~ WaTaed hy returning tbs said coin to 80
Barre street, Montpelier. VI colts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08

King Leopold Is the
richest man in Belgium
and in fact Of the whole
country and they say the
wickedest. The mas OF
his wealth has come from
bis brutal exploitation Of
the Congo and his orig
inal system Of greed and
outrage. When not in
royal regalia he wears a
Double Breasted Sack
Suit We can sell you a
better fitting one at $50.
WE CLEAN. PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
4,57O

soPlfs. The largest paid eirealatloa d
~ daily paper i this seetion.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-25
THIN STICK HITS

Five of the 10 days rolling of the Ma
tional Duck and Candle Pin Bowling Con-
gress tournament were finished last even
ing, and expert bowlers from all over
New England have been seen in action.
Yesterday the Portland teams made
flights across the boards and continue to-
day, rolling events In both the duck and
candle pms.
Fred 8. Pine brought his star Monu-
ment square combination down on his
large automobile and the boys report a
jolly time on the trip to the city
The Fontine and Preble teams, also
from Portland, were on deck, and ready
for a clash at the game in any OF the all
round contests.
The Mccarthy cracks came over from
Boston and Joe Martin brought his fancy
Pawtucket twirlers in from that city early
in the evening. Many local five and two
men, also individual. events were pulled
off. keeping the pin boys on the constant
jump from the start OF the games early
in the afternoon until the late hour OF
closing
one of the leading features on the pro-
gram was the two-man event on the can
die pins. by John McGuill. formerly OF the
well-known Night Hawk team OF Fall
River, and DR.. 4. r.. Mulhearn OF this
city.
This event proved corker. as in their
flight across the alleys a new record was
established on the tall, thin sticks OF 5SS
pins, beating out the previous showing OF
McCann and Winch, the Worcester ex-
perts, by margin OF FIVE pins.
Nat Gerry Of the Washington alleys
loomed up consplcuously In the indlvid-
ual duck pin events. with a smashing to-
tai OF 3J5 pins that gave George Sweets
record OF 357 nervous Jar.
In this total Gerry landed two singles
OF 10 and 40 pins each.
The No. Bullock Temple of Amuse,
ment team did some banner work at the
duck pin game during the evening events
by piling up a team total OF 1906 pins, ty-
ing the score OF the Central No. / COM
binatlon on the same class OF rolling.
Manager Bullock states that this auin-
tet issues n challenge for n purse OF siOO
side TO any team OF a like calibre.
Today the Portland teams will finish
and the Taunton teams commence togeth-
er with many local two-man and indl-
vidual series. also numerous special at
fractions.
Next Wednesday evening a special
match has been arranged between 10
crack rollers from both Boston and Provi-
dence 20 compete on the duck and can.
die pins
Fred williams will manage the Boston
delegation and s. A. Resser will act In
that capacity for the Providence twirlers.
BY the terms Of agreement the losing
team vill furnish the victors and their in
vited guests With 2 banquet at one OF tn.
leading hotels In this city.