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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-06-20
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Crawford the game Tigers yesterday Detroit captures the will be responb victory They batting hard and there with wao
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ELLA O'NEIL' $ BIC SURPRISE
CLOSE RACE AT SARATOGA
Frizette, the Favorite, Beaten by Long Shot by
 Two Heads.

Saratoga, N Y, Aug, 1S.-Ella O'Neil, at 15 to 1, won the Kentucky selling stakes, five and a half furlongs. the feature of the card here to-day Fri zette was 4 to favorite for the race, and but for a poor ride would have won as she closed very strong, and was beaten two heads, finishing third. Ella O'Neal madethe pace, but was tiring.
 First race. for mares three year olds and up, selling. seven furlongs-Tip- ping 103, Horner, 12 to 1, and to 1, won; Belle of Iroquois, 94, Swan, to 5 place, second; Sister Frances, 109, Gar ner, to 4, third. Time. 1:26 1-5.
 Second race, steepleehase handicap, four year olds and up, about two miles and a half-Paul Jones, 150, Ray, to 2, and even, won; Papril1a, 146, McIn- erney. to place, second; Rocket, IA, McClain, 1 to 3, third. Time, SPA
 Third race, the Kentucky Allies, two-year-olda. selling, five and a half furlongs-Ella O'NeiIl, 99, Finn, 15 to 1 and to 1, won; Black Mary, 91, E. Dugan, to 5 place, second; Frizette, 102, Miller, out, third. Time, 1906 3-5.
 Fourth race, handicap, three-year- olds and up one mile and an eighth Temaceo, III, Notter, II to and l to 3, won; Cressina, 1tS, Horner, l to place, second; Rio Grande 97, Gar ner out, third. Time, 1:52 9-5. Only three starters
 Fifth race, three-year-olds and up, selling, one mile-zipango, 96, Beck man, 13 to and even, won; Stand over, 96, J. Powers. 6 to 1 place. sec ond; Phil Finch, 1G5, W. lfeIntyre, even, third Time, 1:4O 2-5
 Sixth race, maiden two-year-olds which have run at this meeting, five and half furlongs-Dennis Stafford, 112, Radtlc 1 to 1 and ? to 1, won; c. J. Celia, Ill, Nicol, to 1 place. second; Miss Delany 107, Brussel, 6 to ,, third Time, 1.0T 4-5.
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MYOPIA FREEB00TERS WIN FINALS FOR NEWPORT CUP Yacht Hera II Captures Cup Of fered by Mrs, Alfred c.
 Vanderbilt.

Newport, R. l., Aug 19,-The Nfyopia Freebooters won the finals to-day in the polo series for the Newport cup, defeating the Country club of West chester Freebooters by a score of s 3-4 to 1 in d rather slow game, The tour nament was open to teams of four whose handicaps did not exceed 16 goals, no member of team to have a handicap of more than six goals.
 The yacht Hera II, owned by Ralph N. Ellis, won the race to-day for the cup offered by Mrs, Alfred G. Wander bilt for S0-footers. The course was tW elve miles. The Banzai, owned by J. D. Mallory, was second, the Caprice, sailed by Mrs. Vanderbilt, was third, and the Minx, owned by Howard Will let's, finished last, The elapsed time of the Hera I was 2;02;05,
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WEEK OF HEAVY MELTING CAPTAIN MCCABE THE STAR West Jumps Into Second Place, While Hayward Falls
 to .312.

There was some baseball welting last week around the circuit and some of 1t was done by men who have been hov- ering on the 300 mark for some time. Captain McCabe of New London was the star hit manufacturer for the ses- sion. He clouted his way to the first quarter no less than sixteen times, the best weeks stick performance of the season in the Connecticut league. He has bean close, to the mark for some time, but his past husky walloping put him up to .327 and in fifth place. BilI Yale was the next sticker He got in 15 healthy welts and also passed to the select class, where he rightly be- longs. Hoffman, Lepine and Burke of Holyoke got there in great style. So did West and Pastor of Norwich.
 Ladd did not stay at the top very Ing. He broke his best bats and pronlatly went three games without safety. This disaster dropped him down few points and restored the lead to Pop RisinG although Frank Burke of Holyoke and West of New Haven have higher averages for their fewer games. Several men broke in. this week and nobody tunabled out, Sd the list is sixteen to-day. Here they arnY
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SPORTING NOTES.
(By Albert l.. DonnelIy.)

r.e sao"aa n su too sn for a % Nine innings
 We the Hartford her more than nine innings to toppe Danahers pets
 In Haven having all total of goo at short his o except Keenan,
 senzen the Senators baseman tried day He made good showing fielding his position eany and
 in field made such poor showing that he had to be taken out of the game
 consolation Connie cannot pan out than will this week. while there
 
 Hartford will ascend upon & the New Haven weddings to-day brown al Prairie
 Hoyoke up steady slightest sign of ring Duants Authors after winning every the of Springfield The Ponies running although below the leaders least Waterbury good race for second place
 approaches end, Haven team slippery baxchange It's pretty easy to stay when you are sitting down And as climbing round still have first nfanle These two men, Detroit captures the will b victory They are batting hard there the pinch.
 great in east delights in uchery and especially when Chicago has her head
 The slump Tigers due to their They returned home oyeronhent and treated always is,
 the surprises hitting of Roger blow but he not on confidence stepping speediest deliveries, but IS hitting even better than before.
 McGaws Giants have geawed back position wherethey are on an & equal footing @ I with Pitburg The two playing the hardest questions before the baseball world
 The American league team that goes up against Chances men diamond the different team from the the faced
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#Batted for Asmussen in the seventh,

Boston .... ........1O00006 6 x-10 Pittsburg ...... ..~,01000011 Or 3
 Two base hits, BridWell, Wagner; three base hit, Penney; home runs, Wagner Brain; hits, off Leever II in z innings, off Duggleby in inning; sac rifloe hits, Ritchey, Brown, Leever; stolen base, Sweeney; double plays, Wagner, Abba ticchio and storke, Swee- ney, Bridwell and Rltchey left on bases, Boston 3, Pittsburg '; first base on balls, off Flaherty 5, off Leever 1 !; off Duggleby l; struck out, by Flah- erty 1, by Leever i; passed ball, As mussen; time. 1:56; umpire, O'Day.
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Hits, off Waddell in 1 inning, off D2gert in innings, off Bender in 2 innings 8 off Joss in 3 innings, off Liebhardt in 6 innings; first base on errors, Cleveland 1, Philadelphia 1; two-base hits, La1oie, Seybold 3, Mur- phy; three-base hits, Hinclman, 0ld- ring; sacrifice hits, Bradley. Birming- ham, Murphy; first base on balls, Joss 5, Liebhardt 3, Waddell 3, Dygert 2, Bender I; hit by pitched bah, by Dy- gert 1 (Flick) left on bases, Cleve- land 8, Philadelphia T; struck out, by Joss 3, by Wtaddell 1, by Dygert 3, by Liebhardt 2 by Bender 2; time, 200; umpire. Connolly
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IERWORK TOO MUCH
 FOR DANAHER'S MEN |velve- Inning Pitchers Battle Won by Crippled
 Senators. ERKINS' FLUKE HOME RUN
 bbs Game from Whalers-
 Authors Lose After Win
 ming Nine.
ERKINS' FLUKE HOME RUN
connecticut League Standing.

Hartford, Aug. 1s Hartford and New aven put up a rock exhibition to-day
 d the home team won in the twelfth hit by Mueller, who pitched the E st two innings Hartford tied the ] ore in the ninth after two were out 8 two hits and errors by Fletcher and slnyan. Hartford tried Tanner, an 8t1elder but he was so bad that he < Ps taken out. Cornell was put out of , game for kicking. Score:
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1.-Two out when winning run was
New York.

F-Batted for Taylor In the eighth Chicago .,..0.. Q 0 Q 0-1 New York 10 0 0 0 2-2
 Two-base hits, Shuttle, Tinker; hits off Taylor I in innings, off Lynch in inning; sacrifice hits, Tinker 2, Evers, Lundgren, Bowerman; stolen tase, shannon double plays, Eyers and Chance; left on bases, Chicago 8, New York [; first base on balls, off Taylor 1, off Lundgren 5; first base on errors, New York 1 struck out, by Taylor 6, by Lundgren 1; time, 1:5S; umpires, Emslie and Rigler.
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Eastern I1eague Results.

At Buffalo-Buffalo, 10; Baltimore 9
 At Montreal-Jersey City, 9; Mon treal, 2. (Game called on account of darkness).
 At Toronto Toronto, 3; Providence l.
 At Newark-Roches Newark game scheduled for to-day was played Sum day. No game to-day.
 At Elmira-Rochester, 10; Elmira, S.
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Boston.

T--Batted for SieVer In tenth.
 @"-Ran for Mullin.
 **"-Batted for Criger in twelfth.
 z-Winning run made with two out. Detroit .......0 ..00O0100002O1-4 Botson ........0 O000010020O-S
 Three-b base hits, Crawford, Cobb, 'Congalton; home run, Downs; hits, off siever 10 in 10 innings, off Killlan in ? innings sacrifice hits. Crawford, Wagner; stolen bases, Jones; double plays, siever O'Leary and Rossman; O'Leary, Schmidt and Downs; left on bases, Detroit 9, Boston 4; first base on balls, Siever 1, Young i; first base on errors, Detroit 1; struck out, by Kil- Han 1. by Young 4; time, 2:25; umpire, Sheridan
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Brooklyn.
Batter for Bergen in ninth.
 @*-Batted for Bell in ninth,

Score by innings
 Cincinnati ... 0 0 0 0-5 Brooklyn :. ..1 0 0 0 0 Q 0--2
 Two base hits, Kruger 2, Huggins, Ewing, Lumley; thre base hits, Me- Lean, Ganzel; hits off Pastorious s in four innings, off Bell in five innings; sacrifice hits, OdwelI, Mowry; stolen base, Lumloy; double play, Hummell and Lewis; left on bases, Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 8; first base on balls, off Pas torius 1, off Ewing 4; first base on er- TOTS, Brooklyn 1; struck out, by Ewing f, by Bell 1. Time, l:52. Unlpires, Johnstone and Klen.
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FLUKE HOME RUN.
Tins Game for Norwich With Two
 Men Out in Ninth.

New London, Aug. 19.-4A huke home In by Perkins with two down in the
 nth and after two strikers were Rlled on him won for Norwich this Eternoon, to 4. Rieger got into a ble by passing Accorsini when he had Eo strikes on him and when Perkins It to left the ball bounded badly and biting by Ward rolled to the fence here it went into hole and resisted | attempts to get it out, until Per- |ns and Accorsini had both crossed Re plate. New London batted Rieger |lt of several holes and should have lon hands down, Score:
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Detroit, Aug. 1s.-Cobbs triple with two out scored two men in the tenth after Boston knocked siever off the slab and apparently had won the game. Crawford hit to the center field fence, scoring Jones from first in the twelfth and winning the game. Young's pitch ing and O'Leary's fielding were bright features of the contest. Score:
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|*Batted for Wilson in ninth.

|@Two out when winning run scored. |Score ty innings:
 artford <. .,..O01010o02 02OO Is H Hew Haven 10 001 120O0 0-4 Two base hits, Bunyan, Wade, Ken ] Iady; three base hit, Hayward; sacri- 5 10 hits, Justice 3, Wade, Bunyan sto-
 n bases Rothfuss, Justice, Hayward, zennedy, Bunyan; double plays, Muel- } r and Justice. Kennedy and Jope, #etcher, Sherwood and Bunyan; bases Rl balls, off Wilson 1, off Corcoran 5, ruck out, by Wilson 6, by Mueller 2, N Corcoran 5: passed ball, O'Leary; H it on bases, Hartford IA, New Haven bases on errors, Hartford 6, New 4aven 2; umpire, McCloud; time, 2:S0.
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BLUES USE THREE
 TWlRLERS BUT LOSE Athletics Hit Joss Hard in the Third Inning and Score
 Six Runs. TIGERS WIN IN TWELFTH orawford's Hit Captures Bril- liant Contest Win
 a Farce Contest.
Amerlcan Lengue StandIng.

Cleveland, Aug. 19. Philadelphia de- feated Cleveland to-day, 10 to 8. Wad- dell was wild and lasted but one in- ming. Dygert was hit hard and Ben der finished the game. Joss went to pieces in the third when the visitors scored six runs. Hinchman drove in six runs for Cleveland. Score
 r1n,yn1opd
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Philadelphia.
*Batted for Corridor in ninth. Score bV innings:

Score by Innings:
 St. Louis ..... 0 2 0 o 2 o 0 1-5 Philadelphia .. 0 0 2 0 O-2
 Two base hits, Kenetchy, Thomas; three base hit, Kenetchy; hits, off Cor ridon in 2-3 innings sacrifice hits, Barry Burnett; double plays, Holly, Hostetter and Konnetchy ?, Knabe and Bransfeld left on bases, St. Louis 6, Philadelphia [; base on balls, off Kar- ger 1, off Richie 3, off Corridor 1; base on errers, St. Louis 2, Philadelphia 2; hit by pitched ball, by Karger ?, by Richie 1 struck out, by Karger | 7 by Richie l, by Corridor 4; passed balls, Jacklitch ?; wild pitch, Richie l. Time, POO Umpire, Carpenter.
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DURANT's MEN LOSE.
Down to Springfield After Nine
 Straight Wins.

Waterbury Aug. 19.-After winning inc straight games Waterbury went own to defeat here this afternoon,
 pringfeld winning to 1. Hess al- owed but four scattered hits and was specially effective at critical stages. Eronlsie was sent in to bat for Hogarv E in the seventh and finished the
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BROOKLYN EASY.
Cincinnati Bats Pastorious Effectively
 in Four Innings,

Brooklyn, Aug. 19-Cincinnati won easily from the local team to-day, 5 to 2. Pastorious was batted to good advantage in the first four innings. but Bell, who relieved him, held the visitors without hit during the rest of the game. Score:
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MIGRANTS GIANTS WIN
 FROM CUBS IN NINTH New York Nationals Again on Even Footing With
 Pittsburg. TENNEYS SPRING SURPRISE Defeat Pirates After Losing Fifteen straight-Brook-
 lyn Defeated.
TENNEYS SPRING SURPRISE
Nutinnnl Lenene Standing.

New York, Aug. 19-In a ninth in- ming rally New York won from Chica- go at the Polo grounds to-day 2 to l.
 Taylor pitched for the first eight in- nings and Lynch the final. The score:
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New England League.

At New Bedford-Fall River ii, New Bedford 1.
 At Lynn-Lynn 8, Lowell 1.
 At Worcester-Worcester T, Haver- hill 2
 At Lawrence-Lawrence 1, Brock ton O. ..I
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TWO ONLY IN THE NINTH.

port Look Tn.
 Holyoke, Mass, Aug. 19.-Bridge- port was unable to score against the locals until the ninth inning, when four hits brought in two runs, making the score at the finish to 2 in favor of the home team. Tracey was hit free ly by Holyoke. The fielding honors went to O'Rourke, jr., Hoffman and Massey. Score:
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7'W T1Tu0r... lorwich ......O ? Q 0 1 0 2-5 |Two-base hits, Finn; home run, Per ns; hit by pitcher, Accorsini; first |bse on balls, off Rieger 3, off Tuckey first on errors, New London 1, Nor |ich 2; left on bases, New London 3, torwich T; sacrifice hits, Doran, Duff
 Perkins, Cote; stolen bases, Pastor; ruck out, by Rieger 1, by Tucl5ey 4 |assed balls, Rufrange; wild pitch, |ieger; umpire, Rorty; time, 1:S5.
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JUST LISTEN.
Boston Wins a Game After Losing Eff
 teen Straight.

Boston, Aug 19,--After losing fifteen straight games, the locals to-day de- feated Pittsburg, 10 to g. F1aherty pitched very effectively, only Leaon and Wagner hitting him safely. Leever was not effective as he usually is against Boston, and the visitors made many stupid plays. Score;
 Boston.
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Bridgeport.
core by innings

Sacrifice hits, Maerern, Lepine, Burke; stolen base, Hoffman; double play, Hughes, O'Rourke and Phelan; left on bases, Holyoke g, Bridgeport 4 first base on balls, off Tracey 6; struck out, by Mattern 6; wild pitch, Mattern. Time, 1.38 Umpire, Kelly.
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Springfield.
Score by innings:

Waterbury ....,. ....01 O00O0 0-1 Springfield ...... 70 ? OH 0-4
 Two base hits, swander Yale; three base hits, Lachance, Rising; hits, off Hogerty, 8 in innings; off Bronkie ? in innings; sacrifice hits, Fitzpat- trick, Waite; stolen bases, schincel, Yale Waite; double plays, Ward and Lachance, McAndrews Fitzpatrick and Lachance; left on bases Waterbury !, Springfield q first base on balls, off Hogerty ?, off Hess ?; first base on errors, Waterbury i, Springfield 2; hit by pitcher, Ward; struck out, by Hog erty 1 by Bronkie 1, by Hess 5; wild pitch, Hogerty; time, 1.4O; umpire, Kennedy.
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Two base hits, Delehanty, Donohue, Davis, Dougherty, F. Jones; hits, off Oberlin in 1-3 innings, off Tomp- zins 6 in 2 2-3 innings; off Lanford, in 3 innings; sacrifice hits, Isbell, AL tiger, White, Hahn, Dougherty, Cly- mer; stolen bases, Donohue; double plays, Hart to Tannehill, Smith to Del ehanty; lief. on bases, Washington 6, Chicago &; base on balls, off Oberlin 1, off Tompkins 5. off Lanford ?; hit by pitcher, by Lanford |; struck out, by White 4, by Lanford 1; wild pitches, Oberlin, Lanford. Time, goo. Empires, Evans and O'Loughlin,
 MANY BRILLIANT FEATURES.
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Team batting improved up Massa- chusetts way. as was to be expected, Holyoke making the greatest gain. Springfield still holds the lead by al comfortable margin and it is likely to remain there to the finish waterbury and New London gained, while Bridge- port, Hartford and New Haven fell off Norwich was stationary Here is Ahel
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PHILLIPS POOR IN FIELD.

St. Louis Wins Game Through Better
 Hitting. Philadelphia, Aug. 19.--St. Louis won from Philadelphia to-day through better hitting The home team play ed poor fielding game. Score:
 St. Louis.
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sox WINS FARCE CAME.
Darkness Stops Nationals from a More
 Severe Beating.

Chicago, Aug. 19.-- To-day's game was farce Chicago defeating Wash iington, is to 2, Darkness stopped the proceedings after the eighth in- ming. Washington gave four new players chances to play. Score:
 CInina crn
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In the Eastern League. Providence at Toronto. Baltimore at Buffalo. Newark at Rochester.
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game Burns work at short, Connors hitting and two double plays by the locals were the features. The score:
 Waterbury.
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The fielding changes were mainly on the unfavorable side. Holyoke was the only team to make gain, and that was small. Bridgeport, Water- bury and New London remain thel same, the others lost ground The recA ard.
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In the Natlonal Lengme.

Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at Boston.
 Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
In the State League.

HH 0AHO '90FFtN 7H1Nt' Q tAVs Hartford at New Haven. Waterbury at Holyoke. Bridgeport at Springfield, New London at Norwich.
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m the American Lenur,e.

MI dHE AEHVENCNM LVWEEEGe Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. New York at St. Louis.
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Crawfords Hit to Center Field ill
 Twelfth Wins for Tigers.
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One of the surprises the hitting Rog resnahan Few baseball thought Roger san hitter after he recovered from his terrible shows the and confidence stepping peede deliveries but is hitting better than before.
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over-confdnce They returned home oyer-confdent and treated
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Overwork is for Nine innings gAn- orally enough but alfn Town ando ont
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great east delights in butchey and especially when Chicago block
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NcGraw Giants have position equal footing with Psburg the kind of ball. the hardest questions before world
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that goes up against glory different team from the one the Sox faced
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Score by innings
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Bangor has been here for visit with her
parents. Harry Wiley OF Hampden and
Miss ThurlOugh of Fort Fairfield spent
Patrio Day with friends here. Master
Hardie NORM is in SearspOrt for visit....
Mrs. W. N. Staples of Belfast returned to
her home Saturday after visit here with
her son.. Leroy Phillip, the little son of
Ernest and Viola Partridge, died April
10th at the age Of two and One-half months.
The funeral services was held Monday af-
ternOOn at the >home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Berry. Rev. II. E. ROuil-
lard of Stockton Springs Officiated. Inter-
ment was in the Narr0ws cemetery. .Daw-
son Brewer of Brett's Corner, N. B., arriv-
ed last week for visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brewer. Mrs. Annie
COTE and Mrs. Martha Partridge left last
week for Boston and sailed on the steamer
Romantic April 9th, for Rome, Italy,.
Farmers are planting their early peas and
report the frost as all out OF the ground....
The first maytiower was given the writer
April 2Sth.
CENTER LINCOLNvILLE.
F. NJ. Russ spent few days in Rockland
last week. Cyrus Mckinney, who has
been in p Belfast the past week as traverse
has gone, to Bar HarbOr to work at her
trade of millinery. Herbert McKinney,
who has been in Portland as a juror in U.
s. Court, has returned home. Frank L.
Gray left Monday for Thomaston, where he
has employment as yard master atlthe State
Prison. Mrs. Chester d. Cross has gone
to Boston for months visit with relatives
.... Master Horace Hammond of Somerville,
Mass, who spends his vacation with Mr..
and Mrs. Benson Hall, has gone on a ten
days trip to Washington, D. C.....Percy
Cross, formerly of this town, who has been
of danger. -. Clarence Tower, wife and child
of WILLIAMSON, Mass, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Wales Elms, have return
ed home. E. T. Churchill recently had
telephone placed in his residence. :. Miss
Georgia Eta Hall of this town, who has
Co., dry goods store, in Maiden, Mass, for
the past two years, has accepted position
as general assistant in the Maiden city Gen.
ter school, of which MIR. Richard U. Nutter
of Dexter, Me-, is principal. Miss Hall is
one of our most successful teachers, a grad
uate of the Pennington Normal school, and
her many friends here congratulate her on
her new position and wish her success. 80.
Miss Bessie Cross, who has been visiting in
Belfast and Castine, has returned hOme....
Mrs. Georgia Woodbridge, who has been
sick for several weeks, will leave Tuesday,
for Portland hospital, where she will have
a surgical operation performed. Her sister,
Mrs. Richard Moody of Hope, will accom-
pany her. DR.. Wilson of Belfast was at her
home Thursday in consultation with DR..
Charles Leach and pronounced an operation
necessary before, her recovery. Frank
Coggins recently bought from Hix & Clarke
of Rockland fine horse, harness and de-
livery wagon.