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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-12
TO sAvrN ROCK TO-DAY.
Orphans of Bridgeport Asylum comfng
 Tn Automobiles.

Tn Automobiles.
 Orphans Day" will be observed by the Automobile club of Bridgeport to- day, and about sixty of the inmates of the Bridgeport Protestant Orphan asy- lum in Black Rock will be given an auto ride to savin Rock in Twenty-Five machines furnished by the members Of the club, and on their return will be entertained at Thomas w Pearsalls handsome place in Black Rock, Caterer Andrews looking after the refresh ments. It will be great day for the children, and that they will enjoy the ride goes without saying.
 The automobiles and drivers will as- semble at the orphanage at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. and under diree- tion of Grand Marshall Walter B. Lash- ar, assisted by Harold Baker, will have la fine ride.
 Each child will be provided with a flag, and will wear an appropriate badge. At Savin Rock, after taking in some of the entertainment features, the children will again board the autos. and will return to MT. PearsalI's place. where they will be entertained in the garage, which has been decorated for the occasion wth beautiful electrical effects,
 Manager speck of the White City will throw that wholesome resort open to the little ones, and will personally di- rect them through the maze of.attrac- tons.
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TUCKEY SHUTS OUT
 TIE NEW HAVENERS Golden, Another Ex-Dana- < herite, Won for Norwich
 in the Ninth. FATAL TRIPLE PLAY Lost Waterbury Game to Springfield = Holyoke
 and Bridgeport Win.

Norwich, June 11.-Norwich found McCrane for three hits in the ninth, beating out New Haven. 1 to 0. Pastor singled and Cote's attempted sacrifice Was played to second by Bunyan just too late to catch Pastor Duffy's sacri- flee and a Texas leaguer to left by Goldes sent over. the winning run. Trckey and McCrane were both in fine shape and worked out of some bad holes. In the eighth Jope and Bunyan ccllided on a fly that Bunyan had shouted for. Jope made the catch, making the third out but strained his &ree. After resting up he was able to finish out the game The score:
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cor TANGLED ON BASES.
So Waterbury Lost Chance to Beat Out
 the Springfield Bunch.

Waterbury, June 11.--With no one out and two men on bases, a triple play re- sulting from poor judgment in base running cost Waterbury a victory over Springfield to-day the visitors winning 5 to 4. Waterbury scored in the first on two errors, base on balls and Nichols hit. and again in the sixth on three successive hits by Lachance, swander and Nichols. Springfield scored three runs on successive hits by Luby, Standard and Burns and a two- bagger by Waite, and again in the sixth on two hits and a steal. Kelly umpired much to the dissatisfaction of the bleachers. The score:
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Philadelphia c. chicnrn i.

Chicago, June 11,-Phlladelphia de- feated Chicago to-day in a ten inning game, winning principally on the wild ness of the local pitchers. Four of their six runs started with bases on balls, followed by a little hitting. Two of Corridon's passes ended in runs. Sccre: RH.E. Chicago .,... 02OOOO2o-5 8 3 Philadelphia O1GOOO O1--6 8 3
 Batteries, Frazer, Pfeister, Overall and Moran and Kling; Corridor and Dooin. Time, 2:15. Umpire. O'Day.
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YALE FOOTBALL GAIL our.

Captain BigeIow Wants Squad Here
 September 16--Favors Five Frcab.
 men.
 Captain L. R, Btglow of the Yale football eleven has announced that practice for the men begins here on Sept. l6, and urges candidates to be on hand at that time. This is about a. week later than the usual opening of work but Is as early as the players geh here fin force.
 In the list of those who are to@xat. footballs for summer practice are dye freshmen: Coy, captain of last fails freshman team, Wheaton, Bdnghaan. Cooney and Holt. The others are Ber. ger, Tad Jones. Stevenson and fWyiie. :
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Double Header at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, June 11.-Cincinnati and Boston played a double header here this afternoon, each team winning a game. In the first the visitors scored the winning run with a triple and a single in the ninth. Cincinnati found Lidaman easy in two innings of the sec- cd game. Brain, Boston's third base man, twisted his ankle and had to be carried off the field. Scores: RHE. Cincinnati :. 70 OOO1OO-1 ' O Boston .........O 0 001 1OO 0 1--2 il 1
 Batterles-Mason and Mclean; Dor ner and Brown. Time. 1:95. Empires, Emslie and Rigler.
 Second game
 Cincinnati ... SOSO1OO-7 IS o Boston .. ..."..0 0 o 60 20 1--3 g 8
 Batteries-Ewing and Schlei; Linda man and Needham. Time, 1:4O. Um- pires, Emslie and Rigler.
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LITTLE THE WINNER.
Defeats MoIlenhnuer, and VIII ChaI-
 Ienge Alexander.

New York, June 11.--By defeating IT. H. Mollenhauer in the tournament of the West Side Tennis club to-day Ray mond D. Little, won the right to chal- lenge Frederick B. Alexander for the Metropolitan championship singles. Mollenhauer for time proved worthy foe, and by aggressive work won the first two sets. After this, however, Lit tie always had matters well in hand. The score wos O-6, 3-6, S-6, GA. 6-2.
 The game between Little and Alex ander will be played tomorrow.
 In the final of the doubles. Alexan- der and Harold H Hackett retained the championship by defeating Wylie c. Grant and Herbert L. Westfall in straight sets, 6-1. 60. GA.
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TROPHY aHooR

Will Commence This Afternoon aS
 scheutxen Park.
 The first shoot for the Hunter Arrns co. trophy will be held this afternoon at the New Hawen's Gun olsltrs range. schuetzen park. A shoot for tha trophy will be held the second we'd nesday afternoon of each month, Octo- Der and November expected. The best four scores out of six will count for the trophy, which is beautiful hand painted vase in special case, valued at $40 The shoot will be sliding handicap, open to all members.
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WOMEN AT TENNIS.
Provide Exciting Sport at YOnkers-On-
 Hudson.

New York. June H. The women lawn tennis players provided the ex- citing sport in the tournament on the courts of the Amackasin club, Yon- ders-in-Hudson, to-day Miss Clover Boldt holder in part of the national ti- tie in doubles met defeat from Miss Marie Wagner, runner up of the na- tiopal indoor meeting 6-3 and 12-10.
 In the doubles Miss Edna Wildey and Miss Natalie Wildey of the Plainfeld Country club defeated Mss Hale and Miss Holbrook in straight sets, 6-2, 6-1.
 The play in the mems challenge cup singles passed the first round,
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Boston 2, Cleveland O.

Boston, June 11.-Cleveland was un- able to hit Winter to-day and was shut out ? to O. A double play set in mo- tion by Winter in, the second, after the visitors had made two hits and Wag- ner an error, spoiled the only chance Cleveland had of scoring. The score by innings:
 RHE. Boston .........O OO2O00%-2 6 2 Cleveland .......0 0 0O0O0O0 0-0 4 0 Batteries-Winter and Criger; Joss and Bemis. Time-1;23 Umpires- Evans and Stafford.
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Y. M. c. A. NOTES.
Boys Tender Secretary RutIcdge Re-
 ception.


 The members of the boys depart- ment of the Y. M. c. A. gave rous- ing reception last night to Mr. Rout- ledge, secretary of the boys club, on returning from his wedding trip. Prep arations are now being made for the annual camp at Tuxis, and one of the boys, Dan White, who has been attend ing school down south all winter, has returned to take part in the work of the camp. Applications have been re- cejved from number of the boys at Richmond Hill, L. l.. and many will also join the camp from Ansonia and other places throughout the state The management advise New Haven lads who wish to go to camp to make early application, otherwise they may be dis appointed in securing accommodations
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Hartford.

Two base hits, oRourke, Ladd, Beau mcnt, 0'Leary; hit by pitched ball. Gestmeyer; struck out, by volz 3, by LLyster 2; bases on balls, off volz 5, off Luyster i; sacrifice hits, Ladd, Hit, Hughes, Moves, Moffett; stolen bases, Justice, Moves, Rothfuss ?; wild pitch, Vclz; hits, off Luyster 12, off Wilson 1; left on bases, Bridgeport 10, Hartford S. Umpire, Rorty Time, 1;45. Attend ance, 400.
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At Washington-wet grounds.
Ameriean League Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg 2. RroolIxn 4.

Pittsburg. Pa.. June 11.-The Pitts burgs to-day again defeated the Brook lyns, because of better hitting and bet ter advantages of errors. After the fifth inning. Leever was taken out, and fair game, but his errors helped the Pittsburgs to score. Score:
 Pittsburg ...O 11O2 21O *-7 13 i Brooklyn 70 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0-4 ii 3
 Batteries: Leever. Camnltz and Gib- son; Bell and Butler. Time, two hours. Umpire, Klem
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CAN'T STOP BRIDGEPoRT.
Hartford Was O'Rourke's Mems Third
 Victim.


 Bridgeport, June Bridgeport won it's third consecutive home game to-day when 1t beat Hartford to in con- test marked by heavy batting on their part as well as clean fielding by both teams. Luyster was batted so hard by the home team that in the seventh in- ming after three hits had been made off him sending in the winning run he was replaced by Wilson IA brilliant one-handed catch by Ladd retiring the side in the third inning was the feature of tho game aside from the hard drub- ping given Luyster by the home team Sccres
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Philadelphia 5, St. Louis o.

Philadelphia, June 11.-In a pitchers battle here to-day St. Louis defeated Philadelphia by punching hits in the ninth inning, aided with an error by Cross. The score by innings
 R.H.E. St. Louis .....0O O0OOOO3-3 8 I Philadelphia 10 ) 100000 O-O 3 Batteries-Pelty and Buelow; Plank and schreck. Time-1;55. Umpires- Hurst and Connolly
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-12

Special car will be attached to train leaving New York at a. m. stopping at Stamford, South Norwalk and Bridgeport, arriving at New Haven at 10 a. m., where special train leaves for Cheshire at 1O;O5 a. m. This train will leave Cheshire at 5:15 p. m. after the exercises connecting at New Haven with train for New York.
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LAWN cLUB,ToURrAarnvT.
Open Events, One for Associmtion Cun.
 Begin on Monday.

On next Sunday the New Haven Lawn club will start it's annual open tournament the events of which wiR be mems singles, doubles and consolation singles. The winners of the singles is eligiDie to challenge Karl H. Bahr for the association club cup. which he took from Frederick c. colston last year This cup has twice been won bv the latter and becomes the property of any one winning 1t three times.
 Tn this tournament Rtfmber of Yale men compete each year and several of the best college players are expected to enter this year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-12

Those who follow intercollegiate track athletics see for 1908 another re- markable set of competitions at the an nual games. From Michigan word comes that that university will again enter a squad, probably as strong as the one sent this year. While Yale and Harvard lose some stars by grad uation, each gets from the freshmen other stars Penn. will do as well.
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New York Makes It Three stro,pbt

St. Louis, June 11.-New York made 1t three straight over St. Louis, win ming to-day's game to '. Mathewson pitched brilliant ball. Score:
 R.H.E. St. Louis .,.....0410.O 0.OO2OO-7 Il 8 New York .....1 0 2 0320 O-S g 8 Batteries-McGlynn and Marshall; Wiltse, Mathewson and Bowerman. Time, 1:5O. Empires, Carpenter and JoEnstone.
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BURGLARY IN SPRINGFIELD.
Man Got Of With Ostrich Feather
 FOrty-twO Inches Long.

Word was received by the local po- lice early this morning of a burglary in Springfield, Mass. last night. The bur glar got off with quantity of table silverware, jewelry and other valuable articles, including an ostrich feather forty-two inches in length, and an alligator bag with S6O in it. The local police were asked to be on the look out for the guilty party in case he comes this way.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-12
Holyoke.

First base on -Holyoke G. Left on bases-New London 4, Holyoke 8. Bases on balls-Off Treat 1, off White ley l. Hit by pitched ball-Refrange, Finn. Struck out-By Whiteley 8, by Treat 3. Passed ball-Farrell. Stolen base Boucher. Two-base hits-Ban- non Finn, Boucher Sacrifice hits Bannon, Baker. Time--1:SO. Umpire Hickey.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-12
Connecticut League Standing,
Eastern League Results.

At Newark-Newark g. Rochester 0 (game forfeited in seventh inning, Rochester refusing to accept umpire's decision).
 At Jersey City--Jersey City 1, Buff falo 0.
 At Providence-Providence 4, Mon treal 1.
 At Baltimore-Wet grounds.
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wHALERs MINUS PLAYERS.
HOIyOke Finds Victory Easy With
 Pitchers Fielding for Opponents.

New London, June 11.-Holyoke won an easy game from New London here to-day, g to 2. The local team was badly crippled by the absence of reg ular players. Pitcher Ward played at
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-12

Hugh Poget the notable horseman is to quit the game turning over his rac- ing stable to B R. Thomas. Thus pas ses out eolors borne by many @ turf winner.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-12

In the Yale Highbrow league to-day the First Disputes will dispute the championship aspirations and deepen the disappointment of First Dsap- pointfnents. The slaughter takes place on the scrub diamond at the field right after school at o'clock. The melee is to determine which nine is the Tt" in the Record series.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-12

Connie Danaher is taking away chances for knocks over his manage ment of the local nine. Sam Kennedy is good 'un. Let's have more like him and hurry up those new pitchers and that crack-a-jack s. S. that was heralded In the black days of the try out games.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-12
New England League Results.

At Lynn-Lynn g, Lowell 1.
 At Fall River-Fall River ?, Brock ton 1.
 At New Bedford-New Bedford 6, Haverhill g.
 At Lawrence-Worcester 4, Lawrence
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WINCHESTER THE CHAMPION.
Gets Grammar School Rag With
 Clear Score of Wins.

The winchester baseball team met the Cedars yesterday in the concluding game of the Grammar school league series and came off the victors. Their win over the Cedars entities them to the championship of the league.
 The nine went the season through without 8 defeat.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-12

Earned runs-Springfield {, Water bury L Three-base hit-Keenan. Two base hit-Waite Bases on balls-Off Mclaughlin ?. off Yerkes 1. Struck out By Mclaughlin 5, by Yerkes 1. Triple play-o'Connor, Curtiss, Luby and Keenan. Left on bases-springfield 6, Waterbury 1. Time-1:45. Umpire Kelly.
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State League Game. ro-dnr.

Bridgeport at New Haven. New Lon don at Waterbury, Norwich at Hart ford, Springfield at Holyoke.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-12
New Haven.

Winning run scored with one out.
 Score by innings:
 Norwich :. ..O 0 o 0 0 0 o II New Haven 0 o 0 0 O-O
 Two base hits, Fitzpatrick; earned II ns, Norwich 1; sacrifice hits, Cote, Duffy wade, Curtiss; stolen bases, Duffy Bunyan; left on bases, Norwich 3, New Haven 6; first base on balls, off Tuckey f. off McCrane 2; first base on errors, Norwich l, New Haven 2; struck out. by Tuckey z, by McCrane 8. Time, 1;SO. Umpire, Kennedy.
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SPORTS HERE AND ELSEWHERE

first, and another pitcher and an anna teur were in the field for New London. The score:
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Stopper Kennedy, welcome to our city.
 Harry Jope is up against it again. Sprained knee this time, got at the game at Norwich.
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Waterbury.

Springfield 70 o 0 3 3 0 0 o-5 Waterbury ...3 0 0 1 o 0 CA
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-10

( Mrs. L. 5. McKiser went the first OF
/ the week to her old home at Childewold,
Ny. Mrs. McKiser and her husband
+ have been living with her father, William
/ VI. Briggs, on Echo farm in South
I Lvmpus. The remainder of the family
expect to follow Mrs. McKiser to Childe-
void in about a month.
John c. Sherburne, student in the office
Of Hunton & Stickney, was one of those
taking the examination at Montpelier last
,geek for admission to the bar, passing
the examination successfully. The time
imposed by the rules for admittance does
not arrive until next January, when Mr..
Sherburne will be admitted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Celeste Gelpi and daugh-
ter. Stella. arrived in Bethel Saturday.
The family left Bethel in April, 1906, and
have been since then at Osogna, Switzer-
land. here Mr.. Gelpi had some family
affairs TO settle. and they have now re-
turned TO make their permanent home in
America. Mr. Gelpi has employment
as a stone cutter at the Woodbury. shed.
George L. Pratt, formerly landlord of
the Bethel Tavern, has preferred a request
that he be discharged from bankruptcy
and Wallace y. Batchelder, trustee Of the
bankruDt's estate, has filed his account
in court for allowance and asks for final
distribution. Gilbert a. Davis of Wind
scr, referee in bankruptcy, has set Satur-
day. Oct 10. as the day for hearing these
matters.
AIr. and Mrs. Rufus Wilson and daugh-
ter, Beverly Graustark, of SOmerville,
Mass. are at J. F. Pease's this week
and visiting friends and relatives. Mr..
Wilson il the son of the late Sullivan
Wilson and a student in the WhitcOmb
High school. He now has a responsible
position with the Consolidated Rendering
Co. a branch Of the Swift Co., with
headquarters in Boston.
The winter timetable OF the Central
Vermont railway went into effect Oct 8
with quite radical changes in several
trains. Trains are now due at Bethel
station as follows:-South bound, 81 p.
m, 1875 a. m. 2:1O a. m, 7:35 p. m. (;
north bound, ;3S a. M, :33 a. m, , as
.. m, SIP p. m. Sunday trains, south
bound, 1877 P. m, 1905 p. m; north
bound. sol a. M, 5:l2 p. m.
Walter II. Creamer, former resident
Of Bethel and superintendent of the shoe
factory, was elected last Saturday a secre-
Jary OF the Bartlett convention of Demo-
Gratis at the state convention held at
Springfield, Mass. At the time he was
in Bethel, Mr.. Creamer was a prominent
Democratic politician, and was the
nominee Of the party Tor state senator.
At that time, he was allied with the
gold wing section of the party, but
now seems to have cast his lot with the
Bryan side.
J. NJ Morrison and F. w. Denison Of
st. Adams Of the engineering department
of the Central Vermont railway were in
town several days last week checking up
surveys previously made for the extension
of the Bethel Granite railway to the
quarry Of the Woodbury. Granite com
pany. This project. while it seems to
progress rather slowly, bids fair TO
be eventually realized. Troubles have
arisen over securing a right of way over
the lands of the Z. B. Ellis Co, which
have delayed entering upon the work this
wear.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-10
BRAINTREE BRANCH

Miss sophia Task Is visiting at John
Martins.
Mrs. William Reed went Monday tc
Boston on the excursion.
Mrs. Mason Battles, who was taken
seriously i'll Tuesday night q last week. q.
reported better.
John Williams Is very sick. He i in
his seth year. he j. now with his son.
Theodore Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Pratt. who have
been visiting relatives in Vermont for
some time past, returned Monday 70
their home in kensington, Conn.
At the annual meeting Of the Lsdies'
Aid society the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year:-President.
Mrs. George Sargent: vice-president. Mrs.
J. NJ. Tilson; secretary, Mrs. Dams
Battles; treasurer, Mr.. Asa c. SNOW col
lectors, Mrs. II. r. Flint. Mrs. Elbridae
Holman; moderator, Mrs. J. L. Priest
committee on music, Mrs. J. D. Battles
flower committee, Misses Lima Battles ana
Nellie Sargent.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-10
PETH

Harry White Of Brattleboro Is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. George Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. VI. Dana Of Waitsiield
were in town last week on business.
Denison LOOMS Of Gilmanton, Wis.
visited at Phalenda ('oomis) Biss's re-
Gently.
Mrs. Lucy Fisher has returned to her
home here after spending four weeks in
Randolph.
Miss Ethel Cleveland Is in waitsheld.
tire guest of Mrs. c. VI. Dana, a former
schoolmate.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Mann and Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. l.. Fisher went to Boston Mon
day for two weeks outing.
Charles Montgomery of Boston and
Mrs. Mary Montgomery and daughter Of
Randolph visited at ID. L. Fishers last
week.
William Billings Of Potsdam, y. ".
was in town the first Of the week and
purchased a farm. He will move here
in the spring.
DIR. Rich and family of Burlington.
who have been camping on the V. l.
Spear farm for the past five weeks, have
broken camp and returned to their home.
f. II. Powers and Sherman Godfrey
have each recently built a large round
silo and Mr.. Powers and John Bingham
have each purchased a new gasoline
engine and are now busy with the corn.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-10
EAST BRsINTREE

John Ford Of Mortified Falls was at
Levi Abefs Sunday.
Mrs. Ella wiusis in Barre this week
visiting at :. d. Aliens.
f. F. Daaring Of Boston was at 4. p
Ferry's tgo days last week.
: Miss Jessie blanchard was at home
from Randolph over Sunday
Ms. laura LOOMS fell last week and
was badly bruised and famed.
Nr. and Mrs. Fl. G. Fletcher were at
his fathers in East Brookfield Sunday.
Ms. Everett Sherman has 20 far im-
proved a. TO be able 10 be out Of doors.
George GIidden sold his household goods
at auction last week and went Monday 70
White River Junction.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Peavey were in
East Randolph Sunday to attend the
funeral Of Miss Maud Hall.
Mr.. Mcdonald OF Montpelier has been
working in the blacksmith shop for J. G.
simonson the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Mann and Mrs.
Blanche Fisher went on the excursion 70
Boston Monday. Miss Louise Perham
i helping at Mr.. Mann's during their alb
sence.
Levi Abel has moved his family to the
mill house here, where his daughter and
two sons have been living the past year.
They have closed the house on the farm
for the winter.
SIR. and Mrs. p. J. Blanchard and
daughter, Edith. called on friends here
Sunday. Mrs. Blanchard and Edith are
soon TO 90 to Denver, Col, 70 spend the
winter with clyde.
Miss Nina Norman, who had been at
her brothers. WILDER. in Br0okfeld the
past week, returned home Friday and her
mother went there. Mrs. Wilber Nor
man has been sick for awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson OF Bristol Viz
tied at J. & McIntire's last week. Tue
day they went 10 Mortified to visit
friends. They were accompanied by Nrs.
Emerson's sister, Mr.. J. c. NcIntire.