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New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
ZOTTPS BAIL STANDS.
additional Larceny Charges Against
CrOdtinn Banker.

When Frank Zotti, the Croatan banker. appeared
yesterday before Magistrate Corrigan In the appii
cation have his bail of $2s, 900 reduced to $ooO
it was stated by District Attorneys representa-
tive that there man in the courtroom reany
to make an affidavit charging Zotti with the lar
ceny of s125000. This charge was not made out
two others were made charging the larceny OF
much smaller amounts.
One Of Zottis counsel obtained writ OF habeas
corpus from Justice Dugro. Of the Supreme Court,
which was handed to Magistrate Corrigan in the
Centre street court just the bankers chief
counsel making a plea to have his client
bail reduced. He told Magistrate Corrgan that tho
charges did not amount to more than three nun
dred dollars and that $4,000 was sufficient TO in
sure Zotti's appearance in court whenever wanted
He said that Zottfs wealthy friends were all out
of town. and that 1t not just to hold him IN
such large amount
.'I have sixteen other complainants that can get
on ten minutes notice." Charles W. Appleton. one
of Mr.. Jeromes deputies, said. "and I have only
to ask a man in court to raise his hand to
have an affidavit charging the larceny OF s2S.oN
That is certainly not trivial charge
The writ was handed to the magistrate just as
he announced that he would not reduce the bail
Zotti's counsel withdrew the writ Immediately
eve don't want to bother with technicalities,"
said one of his lawyers. and Zottf was led back
to the Tombs
Postofice inspectors made the two new charges
against Zotti. They made affidavit that they had
been told that $40 given TO Dottl py i'o Didhd ~
he forwarded to Peter Daka- in Da]matia, never
had been forwarded Detective Lieutenant McCon-
vile made a similar affidavit that SEQ left with
Zotti by Mike Tonic to be forwarded to a relative
in Austria had not been sent The case was ad-
tourned until Tuesday.
Zotti still maintains that he is the victim Of a
conspiracy First they wreck the ship. then the
bank then poor zoti,' he exclaimed, dramatically.
in personal appeal to have his bail reduced.
'sThey are trying to break down my health. am
not going to run. going to stay and fight.
The Pttsburg men Zotti accuses of having in
d1ced the crew of his newly acquired freight
steamship to commit barratry last year are stih
unnamed They were hand and glove with his
rival steamship agents and bankers, he said. and
were the active agents in the plot which he says
existed TO wreck him and his fortunes When Zotti
is taken to court again he says the whole plot will
be exposed and that he will be completely v1nd1-
Gated.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
SEEK DIVORCE ARM IN ARM.
This City Hall Couple Wanted an "Unmar-
riage" License Bureau.

Dressed in fine rament and smiling. man and
woman strolled into the City Hall yesterday after
noon They asked where ''the court" was.
You mean the marriage license bureau. replied
a lounger. TT is right down at the end OF this
hall but IL closes at Saturday, and you
will have TO come round Monday morning.
.-Oh no." said the man. pleasantly, while the
girl beamed on him. 1T is not that we want to
get married We married-have been for three
months What are looking for is a divorce
The young woman nodded her approval we
nan, the court" she said. I'VE want to get un-
married.
..Tt is I who make the complaint said the man.
The woman agreed, and added that she also had a
complaint TO make
The couple left the building arm In arm
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
WIFE A SLAYER AND SUICIDE.
Coroner Decides She Shot Janitor Before
Taking Poison-Motive Unknown.

Coroner Harourger. who has been investg tgatfno
the deaths of Ernest Clock. janitor of the house
at Nos 6os-o1o West 17sth street. and his wife.
who were found dead in their apartments yes
terday morning has decided that Mrs. Clock shot
her husband and then took poison NO motive foE
the double crime has been found
The bodies were found by one OF the tenants IN
the house Clock had been shot while he slept
The body of Mrs. Clock found In the bath
room A revolver found an icebox In the
kitchen Little is known OF the couple by tho
tenants of the house. but. according to letters
found the woman has sister. Lotte Davidson
of No Al Fullerton avenue. Hamilton, Ont
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
MAY RISK DRENCHED PASShN6Ea3.
Steamboat Company Withdraws Application
for Injunction at Sea Cliff.

Justice Scudder. of the Supreme Court. permit>
ted the Monsauk Steamboat Company 10 Withdraw
its application yesterday for an injunction restran
ing the authorities of the village Of Sea CHM Ions
Island from Interfering with the landing OF pas
sengers at that place. There IS a rurnor tnat tho
exciting scenes of last Sunday may be renewed as
Sea Cliff to-day
The village authorities increased the rentai OF
the village dock and the company refused 70 pay
- 80. srn, IN has been landing It's passengers
a, q float To- which the authorities Objected
ard ,b,eatened TO drench and passengers with
water il landings were made
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
SANTA FE r. r. GUILTY ON 10 CoON o.

Prescott, Ariz July 1S.-After a three DAYS tii.l
III. santa Fe Railroad Company was found guilty
in the United States District Court OF violating 'ne
federal law relating safety appliances on raii-
road cars There were fifteen counts IN the IN
dictmeni against the company ana the jury ""'
unanimous in it's verdict upon thirteen while one
Juror was not quite satisfied as TO any violation
of the law on two counts. As the case IN statu-
tory proceeding it required only nine votes 10 con
stitu;e q verdict and consequently the company
will be compelled to pay 500 TO the government ior
each count or total oe ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
aoov IN WORLDS FAIR LAGOON.

1,,;ooeo ulv 1s-The body of woman found IN
H. COON IN Jackson Park last night Is believed
- no that Of Miss Mary Schrage. OF ST. LOUIS
fortv-seven years old. a maid at the home OF MISS
Dnestrow No 2345 Lafayette avenue 81 LOUIS
Miss Schrage disappeared from the Duesto" NOME
,. Monday evening taking her jewelry and $40
- - ..y,nos Miss Duestrow had lived in seclu-
sion for sixteen years because Of the sensational
murder by her brother. Arthur Duestrow' OF MS
wife and infant child and during that time MISS
scbraxe had lived with her and was regarded ai-
most as one of the family
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
FIRE WIPES OUT GARAGE.
Twelve Automobiles Destroyed in Blaze in
Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn.

Twelve automobiles and garage were destroyed
in g. fire in the Bedford garage in Bedford avenue.
near Atlantic avenue, just before o'clock yes
terday morning. The damage is estimated at be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. The building was OF
brick and one story hign. In the front were the
offices of the Allen-Swan company, automobile
agents and Of the Bedford garage, while in the
rear WAS the storage room and machine shop
Five of the machines were the property of the
Allen Swan company and seven either belonged
to the Bedford garage were stored there. All
of the property insured.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
CHA SEEKS EUROPEAN WORKERS.

(.,ba is beginning TO be troubled by lack Of
,aborers according Gonzalo de Cuesada, Minister
or Cuba TO the United States. who sailed for Eu-
rope yesterday on the North German Loyd inner
usr,g Albert to induce European enigrants to go
n cnba Minister Quesada will visit Italy. Spain,
germany and other countries where he VIII en-
deayor TO advertise the many opportunities cuba
onsrs 70 capable men seeking homes and work.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
W. |. WARDS CHAUFFEUR IN TOLLS.

Joseph Pregeier. chauffeur Tor "i'iian -. "u'
Republican county committeeman OF Westchestei
county was arrested on Friday night at Mount
Vernon. charged with speeding. Mr.. Ward was III
the machine at the time. with two other 11enas'
The partv was returning from Washington. Mr.
Ward put UP the 500 ball for the chao"eui pe
ing a hearing tomorrow night
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
CAV BOY SET OVER THIRTY F'Heo'

pro,,idence r L., July B-Jonathan Charies
proup of New London. who. the police say mas
-, more than thirty fires in this state aho IN N"is
,o.;cu, was held for the grand jury WITHOUT o.'
on a charge of arson after d hearing ih '''e a
-, 49, to-day The police declare that Bro0n
-, g sirs,tean years old is responsible tor 81
,et t,yenty-five fires in Connecticut atih scores ~
ne civ and that he has admitted responsibility
t, three flres here The next sitting oi tne Sraho
Jury Nil be IN 6eptembes.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
u,ss,ouAay CONFERENCE CONTINUED.

silver Bay. N Y. July ls-Ihe M'ssionaiy .o"
x-..o ,or sunday School Workers continued to-
a.v The Rev John Darrach. OF China; +. J-
vrignev of England. and the Rev Julius Soper. OK
I,nan spoke on Sunday school and mission work
IN other lands Tonight r. +. Dnendorfer. OK
New York. gave moving picture ana s'ereopeieo"
lecture on mission work IN other lands
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
DEAF MUTE CONVENTION cLosto.

RurYalo July 1s-The Empire State Association
of Deaf Mutes closed its convention. here yester-
day and chose Albany It's meeting place N
1909 These oficers elected: President. E. A.
Hodgson OF New York: vice-president- H. Juhrins.
of Brooklyn: secretary. James Frederick Measher.
Of Buffalo treasurer. Charles Gibbs. OF Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
IAN FOUR TEETH PULLED AND DIED.

Chicago. July 1S.-After having four 'eetn eA-
.o,.a h,, a travelling dentist. fouryear -od Stew
.rt uassler was taken violently Ill and died two
hours later James Fowler. who he's been selling
,ootbache remedy in a tent. was arrested Accord
ing to the boys mother Fowler pulled the teeth
after giving the boy an anaesthetc' ana had nuch
trouble in revving him.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
YACHT ASHORE: GUESTS ovERsoARo-

Saybrook PORT. Conn. July lS--During the heavy
windstorm last night the sloop yacht kesgo. OWES
bv John Newton Porter. of the Brooklyn fsent
Club was driven upon the inner breakwafer sne
wrecked Mr. Porter and his wife. with NJ ane
Mrs James Mitchell and Joseph Mitchell. OF srcos-
lyn who were aboard were oohsed 70 jump ovss-
49,, tn. vater was not deep and all got ashore.
p..-,,.. hav,n. been lost the yacht was upon tbo
treakwa,er before danger was realized
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
HAMMERED NITRO CAP; THREE HURT

Lstrobe. Penn July 1s-Francis s"enlN IA l.sI
young son and Walter Palmer. eight yeais ~
were seriously injured to-day, when s~eni' s''''
a nitroeiycerine cap with hatchet.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

3. Altmtad & On.
woMENs MUSLIN DRESSES
THE REMAINDER OF THIS STOCK OF woMESs WHITE
AND coloRED MUSLIN COAT SUITS
AND SEPARATE SKIRTS BEEN MARKED
AT GREATLY REDUCED INCLUDING
NUMBER OF MUSLIN DRESSES AT $780, $50 & 1000
AND WHITE SKIRTS AT s3zs AS
(sEcoND FlooR
SALE OF
woNENs AND MISSES TRIMMED HATS
IN SIMPLE Styles FOR MIDSUMMER
WILL TAKE PLACE TOMORROW NaoNDAY)
AT THE ATTRACTIVE PRICE OF $3.50 EACH
WOMENS SUMNER GLOVES
CONSISTING OF THE REMAINDER OF NUMBER
IN SILK OFFERED
TOMORROW GAONDAY) AS FOLLOWS:
sna reBUrToN LENGTH CLOVES
45c.
6Bur1oN LENGTH SILK GLOVES 55c. PER PAIR
MOURNING OUTFITS FOR
INCLUDING GOWNS WRAPS GLOVES
REQUISITES
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER VERY
SHORT
MEMS MOURNING NEckwEAR GLOVES. HANDKERcTHEFs
ETC. SUPPLIED.
MOURNING STATIONERY EXECUTED UPON SHORT NOTICE
MEMS AND WOMENs HANDKERCHlEFs
WILL BE ON SALE TOMORROW CdoNDAY) AS FOLLOWS
MEMS IIEMsTrTCIED HASDKERCENEFs,
USUAL PRICE DOZEN AT S3OO
MEMS INITIATED LINEN ElANDkERcEIEFs
USUAL PER DOZEN AT $'oo
woNENs nuTIAIED HANDKERCHIEFs
USUAL PER DOZEN $ioO
WoMENs IIEMsTrTCIIED LINEN HANDKERcFIEFs
USUAL PRICE ST. DOZEN AT $Ioo
voMENs WHITE SHAMROCK ANDKERCEHEFs. IN SELF
PlAIps; USUAL PRICE DOZEN AT si3o
94h etrr.f 18th etrrrf anh 9Th Anrnn. Nrm Fnrt-
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tr fte Anaais q dental practice p.-s
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t1ey sal1. PnlI harder" and Be co,.
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yarke1 fhfee inciaors from his unoa,
law. Then be woke I'D.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-15
Rear of Livery Stable
Bad Attack of Dysente.v Cured.

IAN honored citizen of this town
was suffering from d severe attack of
dysenterv. He told a friend if he
could obtain bottle of Chamberlain
he felt confident Of being cured. he
having used the remedy in tine West.
He was told that l kept it in stock and
lost no time in obtaining it, and was
promptly cured" says NJ. J. Leach.
druggist, of Wolcott, VT. For sale by
the kendrick Drug Co.
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Hats, Millinery, Hats, Late Styles
Hats Infants Bonnets Little Girls hat at low price.
Call and have moved goods into the south
east part of town o. the Cavendish road.
Mrs. j. E. Baker, Southwick
The Most Common Cause Of Suffering,

Rheumatism causes more PAIN and
suffering than any other disease, tor
the reason that it is the most common
of all ills. aud it is certainly crafty
ing to sugerery to know that Chamber.
laiu's Pain Balm will afford relief. and
make rest and sleep possible. In
many cases the relief from pain. which
is at first temporary, has become psr.
manent, while in old people subject
to chronic rheumatism. often brought
on by dampness or change III the
weather, permanent cure cannot be
expected; the relief from pain which
this llnlment affords is alone worth
many times its cost. % and 80 cent
sizes for sale by the Kendrick Drne
Co..
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K. P. Doings

At meeting of the lodge, Knights
Of Pythias, Monday evening import
ant business was transacted.
The delegate to the grand lodge
was elected in the person of Fred s.
Beckwith and the alternate Geo. T.
Davidson, past chancelors. The grand
lodge meets this year at Twin Falls.
A vote of thanks was also given to
the Odd Fellows for the use of The
hall Saturday evening, and the same
to the Pythlan lodge of Troy, Pullman
and Lewiston for their presence and
assistance Saturday evening at the
D. O. K. K. session.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-15
fancy Topics.
From our correspondent

Weather rainy and cold.
Elder Ellis V i'll hold services every |
evening at the Steel schOolhouse for
one week at least commencing Sun
day evening May 10th. Come out
and hear something new.
Mat. Moser and Fred Hecht made
a flying trip to Texas ridge Sunday.
Antoine Moser an old timer on the
ridge has just returned after an alb
sence Of about two years. Mr..
MOser will work for the new saw
mill people this summer.
Chas. King and family left the
ridge Monday for their new home in
Charleston and the best wishes OF
many friends go with them.
We have just learned that Miss
Lizzie Hupp will teach the Steel
school again .his fall and winter.
Uncle Richard King came up from
ClarKston Monday to help his son
Chas down with the cattle.
Messrs Wilbur and Clair BabcOck
have taken the contract to haul
225, 900 feet Of lumber from the new
mill to kendrick this summer for
Mr.. King.
A number OF young folks from
Frantzichs mill made Mr.. and Mrs.
V. A. Randall Il pleasant call Sun
day.
Antoine Moser came in contact
with the slab saw at the new saw
mill and as a result he is carrying
one hand in a sling, altho the injury
is nothing serious.
Mr.. C. B. Rhoads has moved his
family to the Van Why bark place
this week
Uncle S. a. Ingle took his frs
bath this spring in the mill pont
and it is needless to say it wa!
not premeditated.
Mrs. Mable Decker is quite sicl
with tonsilitis.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-15
1t Reached the Spot

Mr.. E. Humphrey, WHO owns a
large general stole at Omega, o., and
is president of the Ada ms County
Telephone Co. as well as The Home
Telephone Co., of Pike County, o.,
says of DR.. Kings New Discovery:
at saved my life once. Al least !
think it did. 1t seemed to reach the
spot-tte very seat OF my cough, when
everything else failed" DR., kius S
New Discovery not only reaches the
cough spot; 1t heals the sore spots and
the weak spots IN throat, lungs and
chest. Sold under guarantee at the
Kendrick Drug Co. soc and S1.O0.
Trial bottle free.
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Baccalaureate.

The regular Commencement SER
mon will be given this year by Rev.
Light in the Methodist church, Sun
day May oath at II a IN. to the
graduating class. to which the bnp
lie are cordially invited. There will
be no services in the Presbyterian
church.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-15

Barnum is putting a new front in
the Hines block fer G. NJ Lewis,
the Jeweler, who recently purchased
the same.
A new lumber shed, work shop etc
is being erected by the Barnum Co.
on railroad street.
The Pine creek Mill Co. is putting
the planer in shape at the upperend
of town and will shortly have it
running.
The Potlatch phone at this point
has been taken charge OF by Dr.,
Moser who has employed Miss Ana
Petrick as Central while Sidney
Browning will be local lineman.
G. &. Blackburn met his son and
family at The noon train yesterday.
They Will visit here from their
Tacoma home for seyerrl weeks.
| Mrs. Barnum, mother of Geo. L
| arrived here last week and will keep
house for her son this summer in
the Johns place.
you have money to loan write
me, l have some mortgages and
bonds for sale.
| E. E. CRANDALL, MOscC w, Id ahO
! VIM. Mari, in company with Alex.
who stopped off q day here, visited
Spokane this week to meet the east-
ern drummers and purchased over
$4,000 worth OF fall goods. Will
returned Wednesday night.
| ] | Mitcham in the district court
received his decree of divorce from
Mrs. ARIZONA M1tcham this week.
Miss Linda Hamley left the first OIL
the week for a short visit in Contra
Washington.
: Chas. Boehl. of the Vollmer Clear
} water Co. left for Genesee last weel
where he is managing the c. E
Woods mills during the absence o
the miller there. Mr. Boeh will b,
away for about FIVE weeks, during
witch period Neal Nelson will be il
charge here. 1t is no small task t
take charge of strange mill withou
, previous knowledge of the same, an,
| is proof of Mr.. Boehl's ability as
miller.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-15
To The Public.

have purchased the T. J. Walker
Meat Market, and will furnish TO the
residents of Kendrick and vicinity,
the best FISH and tendeaest stake and
meats that can be obtained. | will
also pay the highest cash prces for
hides, chickens etc. Give me a trial
and will guarantee satisfaction.
C. G.. COMPTON
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-15
Estimate Of Appropriation

For fiscal year beginning May 81 h.
1908 for Village of KendricK.
Salaries $4,000
Treasurer 800
Attorney 60.
Clerk co.
Police 800.
Cemetery %.
Street & Alley 500.
Cross walks 4 Sidewalks $50.
General Fund sos.
Printing $40.
Elections 3d.
Sundries 4O0S
Total appropriations $3.50 90
Total receipts for fiscal year end
Ing on the last Monday before the
| first Tuesday of May, 1908.
Licenses 1916 so
Sundres $50
Taxes 1920 80
Total SIGH 80
/ g. Nj. LEWIS,
Chairman,
Board Of Trustees Of the Will age {
kendrick.
GEO p. BARNUM,
Clerk OF Board
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Memorial Services.

The Masonic lodge OF Kendrick
will hold a memorial service May
31st at II a. m. in Juiiaetta and all
Masons are expected to be present
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-15

The weather pole is now IN active
operation and if you are asked ''What
is the weather" poke your head cut
and consult the flag.
Rev Maxwell was in from South
wick this week.
r. NJ. Walker and bride returned
Wednesday from their honeymoon
trip and are domiciled in Mr.. Walkers
residence on Main.a
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w Nj. HUNTER
Blacksmith and
HorseshoeS

am back in the old stand, the
Rear of the Beckwith store, and pre-
pared to give the same efflclent ser
vice as heretofore.
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Bids For Grading.

Bids Tor grading on A street re
ceived at City Clerks Office up TO
Z D. IN. May 18th. Plans and speci-
fications on file with the Clerk.
BY order OF the City ouncil
G. NJ. LEWIS, Chairman,
G. ?. BARNUM. Clerk.
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To Trade.

A good watch. For particulars
apply at this office.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-15

Rooms TO rent-Enquire at Gazette
Office
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-30
WEST HARTFORD

Excursion to Plattsburg. See ad. on
page 5.
( Chauncey Munsell is spending few
days in Thetford.
DIR. z. c. Thompson and wife OF Boston
are guests at the hotel.
Mrs. Davis and little boy, our station
agents family, came from Kentucky last
week.
Mrs. Arthur Colby OF STAFFORD, while
on her way to West Lebanon, visited at
r. p. wheeler's.
A. K Kittredge and wife of South
STAFFORD visited his sister and cousin at
the hotel recently.
o. e. Robinson and wife of Pomfret
recently spent day with her parents, 5.
L. Dimick and wife.
c. o. Bruce and family came Monday
to spend his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. b. Bruce.
S. NJ. Snow, r. c. Munsell, A. Har-
rington and DIR. Herrick went to Croy-
den pond fishing last week.
F. p. Wheeler and wife and DIR. e. c.
Thompson and family went Monday 10
Lake Morey for a few days.
S. l.. Dimick and family we're in North
Pomfret Friday evening to attend the
reception of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Mudgett.
Mrs. II. 5. Bruce and little Dorothy OF
Brooklyn, y. Y, arrived at 5. B. Bruce's
last week Wednesday for few weeks
stay.
Lens Brown of Fairfax, p. O., is spend
I ing few weeks at the hotel. She is a
sister of Arthur Brown, who is remem.
Z bered by many here.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-30
NORTH RANDOLPH

c. II. Taft was in Barre Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Parker is visiting friends
in New York.
A. j. Durkee had COW break her les,
in the pasture last Friday.
Iniila Durkee of Randolph is visiting
at her uncie's, Frank Blodgett.
Miss May Cone is at H.ghgate Springs
camping with other girl friends.
Four young people from Chelsea, chill
dren of Albert Camp, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Fits the first of the
week.
Mrs. George Poor was thrown from a
load OF hay recently and hurt quite bad
ly. DIR. Newell was called. She is better
at this writing.
game OF ball between East Brookfield
and North Randolph was played on the
grounds of ID. E. Sargent, resulting in
favor OF North Randolph, 9 to s.
Floy Camp, Sallie Fits, Ella and Alice
Durkee, Mary Bean, Cassie Cary, Mildred
and Ardell Corse have formed club by
the name of Educating" hoping to get
more members.