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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

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Evening journal., 1908-05-22
DIAMOND FLASHES.

Johnny Barthold and Mike Lynch said
Marrow escape for you fellows
But then,NIike and Johnnie both like The
Peaches as well as the town that they
hail from.
II lake Weitzel don't send that team Of
his up the ladder it's not his fault Lver'
hodv likes Jacob. They can't help IT,
the .bucket" will be passed around TO-
dav IT'S not a case of "chasing the can,
either Comes down to the point OF
..Where do I eat nextY' with one or two
IN the league.
Wonder why Clunn don't pitchf Wan
until a bunch Of "south paw hitters ar'
stacked up against the Peaches. He'l o'
there then.
Mccaferty goes to the st. Paul Mn
tosu Of the American Association. MAJ
,s satisfied and says the Pacific coas
weather has Delaware climate beaten BY
a mile.
r,hose who are doubtful regarding th'
harmonv proposition among members Of
ne club should inquire bit before throw
,,s, the harpoon. The bunch is here. Round
,ern mn and see what the men have TO say
We've got something over huhure'
games to play before the curtain drops OF
the final scene
Jack DAILY" who has been physical di
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
TWELVE INNING
GAME AT DOVER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, May 22.-In a highly sensa.
uonal game Of Il innings the Dover Field
Club composed chiefly Of old Dover stars
went down to defeat before the Confer
ence Academy team. The Dover boys
came to the Academy grounds with blood
In their eyes and determined on winning
and thereby breaking a record of seven
consecutive victories held by Conference
Academy. West pitched a wonderful game
After the first inning he was invincible
and for II innings allowed no hits. not a
man reaching the first sack. He had Is
strike-outs
Clark, an old pitcher Of the st. Louis
Nationals did excellent work using
cross-fire ball with good effect He was
out Of training, however and was found
for seven safeties, during the game. Tay-
lor lead both teams at bat with two triples
and single. In the twelfth inning with
no one out, the game was won by Attix's
single, on which Taylor scored after his
three-bagger. Score:
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
''RUBE" WADDELL
JOINS "OUTLAWS"
COrnered in New Jersey He
Signs to Play With the
Philadelphia Unions

Rube waddell will pitch for Tie
Philadelphia Union League team to-
morrow afternoon in their game with
Paterson at Union Park. sixty-second
and Walnut streets. He was signed by
the Union Club yesterday for the bal
ance Of the season.
It will be the only Ruben's first ap-
.pearance in an outlaw league. When
Waddell made his unceremonious exit
from the ST. Louis team Walter
Schlichter, then manager OF the Phila-
delphia team, laid plans to capture
Reuben for the Union League. Al
though Mr. Schlichter resigned the
management of the club Wednesday
evening, he and AL w. Lawson, presi-
dent Of the Union League, followed up
the matter and yesterday afternoon
caught up with Waddell and in a short
time had his signature TO a contract
Wadden agreed to at once start IN
playing and to make his debut on Sat
urday. He also offered to pitch sun
day in the game against Brooklyn at
Brooklyn.
After bidding Manager McAleer and
his st. Louis compatriots adieu, Wad-
dell headed for Jersey, where hunting
and fishing abound. The Union
League officials were soon on his traiL
President Lawson overlook Waddell
down in Jersey and in a short talk
over affairs soon came to terms.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
GOLF CHAMPIONS
AT COUNTRY CLUB

Members Of the tennis committee Of the
wilmington Country Club have complet'
ed a schedule for the 1905 season which
includes several exhibition matches 70
be played the latter part of June, when
William A. Larned, the champion OF the
United States, and William J. Clothier
the ex-champion, win be seen here.
This schedule has been arranged Tor the
season:
rnenis doubles. Saturday, May 80, lOJl
o'clock a. m Ladies' singles and ladies'
doubles Monday, June 10. p. m. Prizes
first and runner uD.
Spring tournament-Men's singles, men
doubles and mixed doubles. saturday
June 13. 2 D. m. Prizes, first, runner up
and consolation.
Tournament for active members anc
iuniors-Boys' singles. Wednesday, June
"a 10 o'clock o. M Prize. first
Open tournament. championship OF Del
aware-Nfens singles. mems doubles, sat
urday, July II, 2 p. IA. Prizes, nrst, run
Evening journal., 1908-05-22

rector Of the Peaches during the season
quits the team to-day and wiz probably
go with Carney's Trenton Tigers. Here's
just a few words Of advice that Jack gives
to ball players as well as TO those who as.
pire to be comers on the diamond;
Be sober.
Look 10 the future.
You've only six months worR to get
enough 10 keep you for twelve,
Aschenbach's Johnnies are going some
and before the end Of the race won't be
far from the top notch. "Ash" seems to
have the faculty Of gaining the good Will
of not only all Of his players, but of the
fans in every city I'm which he plays his
team.
That fellow Smith. who is playing in the
outfield for the "Blue Hens Chickens" is
certainly either a good ball player or a
mighty lucky man. He figures In every
game that he plays and wouldn't look bad
on the south side of Market street bridge.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
jackson Wants Games.

The jackson A. c. would like to near
from any team in or out Of the city, whose
players average sixteen years or under.
Send challenges to Ralph Groves. No.
9O4 Van Buren street. The team lines up
as follows: ]. McCanerty, C; II. Thomp-
son, D; w. Martin. IS; r. Groves. III; M.
Sheppard, 2b; d. Price. Sb; f. Bower, cf'
b. Cooling. II; l. Wickersham. IF.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
SPORTING
TWAS THE SAME
OLD, OLD STORY
Nothing to the Union League
But the "BIue Hens
Chickens"

The Phillies, Of the Union League played
their first game Yesterday under the man
agership of Ernest Landgraf They lost to
Wilmington by the score Of to 8. Failure
Of the Philadelphia players to cover the
home plate gave the Blue Hen nine a
run in the third. Strayer's misjudse Of
Hoover's line drive gave him home run
and scored two ahead Of him. Wilmington
earned their last three runs.
The score.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
Have Rouaht Franchise.

Hugh MacKinnon owner of the Allen
town franchise of the defunct Pennsvl-
vania-New Jersey Baseball League. has
mailed a check TO Al W. Lawson, presl-
dent of the Union League, clinching Al
lentown's entry into that league. Mac
Kinnon gets the Paterson franchise.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
MiIford,s onenInn Game

Milford Baseball Association has organ
lied for the season and will play its first
game on the home grounds Decoration
Day with the Harrington team. OF the
Sussex Peach League. Milford has won
the peunant for the past two years. The
team consists OF Harrington. c; Davis and
Dfckerson, p; Webb. SIS; Kern. 1b: Cham
berlin, %: r. Pettyjohn. 30; Donovan, RI:
Melvin, cf w. Pettyjohn, IL Belts. sub
stitute; Oscar Carpenter, manager.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
ner Nm and consolation.

Club championship tournament-Men's
singles, mems doubles and mixed doubles,
Saturday, September s, p. m. Ladies'
singles and ladies' doubles, Monday. sep
tember p. d. m. Prizes, first, runner up
and consolation.
The committee consists Of James +.
! Nields, w. n. Barnard Jr., Henry M.
Candy and +. Taylor Cause.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
SCORE by INNINGs

Wilmington ....... ......O O1 03001 2-7
Philadelphia. ...-.. ......O 0 0 0 0 03 0 2-5
Earned runs, Wilmington. 6; Phnadel-
phia. 8; two-base hits, Smith, whelan:
three-base hit, Whelan; home run, Hoo
yer. Umpire Cullen; time, 22O
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
Amerioan Iunlors anxious. Too.

American Juniors Anxious, Too.
The American Jrs. have organized and
would like 10 arrange games with any
teams whose players are under Is years
Of age. Send challenges to, Sprngbstti
No. COO West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
Both Teams Played We'll.

In the opening game between the two
teams Of the Colonial Outing and So
cial Club. Manager o'Rrien's bunch
defeated Manager Maniove's team in
a hard fought contest by the score Of
to s.
farrell was on the firing line for
O'Brien's bunch. but was relieved by
Lally after the second inning.
The feature of the game was the
fielding of Morgan in center field for
the Colonialss
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
wnsOn. -. ........O Q ls I
Totals ...s 2 'ss ls
sNone out when winning run scored

AoAal9 ssss 's' 80 -s's''
tNone out when winning run scored
SCORE BY INNINGS
n r r ........sOOOOO OOO0O-3
Con. Academy ......OOO2O1OOOOO1-.
Earned runs. W. c. A., ?: two-hase hits
Clark: three-base hits, Jones. Taylor p
sacrifice hits. Tingle. T. Mowbray; stolen
bases. Taylor. West, Smith; struck out
by West. Is; by Clarke. 10: bases on balls
off Clark. 1: hit by pitched ball. by Clark
/; passed balls, Wilson; time hours at
tendance, 200; umpire, Forkum.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
SCORE BY INNINGS.
RHE

colonials =. ...11s2O11OO-s s Z
Colonial A. c. % 0 z o 00-S 8 .
Batteries-Colonials, farrell. Lally
and Quill. Colonial A. c.. Keatbury
and Manlove. Pratt and Pyle.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
Teachers Institute is Postponed.

The institute Of local school teach
ers, scheduled to be held at Delaware
College tomorrow has been postponed
until Saturday 8.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22

If you find any pieces
of furniture in need of re-
pairing, refinishing or
reuphoIsiering, we will
gladly estimate. Expert
workmanship assured.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22

uOuS post beds With heavy
there are also some square
pleasing design. Nothing
beauty, cheerfulnesS and
than a brass bed, and you
per cent. by purchasing
to duplicate any patterns,
ask us to.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
Bamboo Porch
Screens

They're made from the outside
bark of the bamboo, and are in
the natural color or green paint
ed They add greatly to porch
comfort.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
CoNFERENCE ACADEMY.
DOVER FIELD CLUB.

Totals ....... .........4 s35 i6
.Gooden out stepped out batters box.
Evening journal., 1908-05-22
The M. Megary & Son Co.
SIXTH AND TATNAIL STREETS
The Home Of Fine Furniture
Buy a Brass Bed Now
Save rs per cent. or More

We been able to offer exceptional
half yearly Sales These beds of the very highest grade ni
with best English gold lacquer good pattern Same goods
all the round They made Americas foremost Brass Bed
there's undesirable style the lot They're mostly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
vermOnters at Idaho Organize.

The second state organization on the
Twin Falls, Idaho. tract was organized
at the hotel Perrine Friday evening.
July B. when the Twin Falls society al
yermouters was formed. w. II. Ell.
bridge il responsible for the new society
and it was he who first conceived the
idea of bringing together in Twin Falls
all those whose former homes were in
Vermont and forming a society for so
cial purposes. lie secured list of
about forty Nermonters living in the
Twin Falls tract and all were notified
Of the meeting.
About twenty-five of this number at
tended the informal reception which
was held in the parlors Of the hotel.
At o o'clock typical Vermont lunch
con was served in the hotel dining room
consisting OF hot melted maple sugar
on ice. hot biscuits, coffee, and pickles
The sugar was shipped from Vermont
BY Mr.. Eldridge during his recent trip
to the East. Following the luncheon
a temporary organization was formed
consisting of W, II. Eldridge as presi-
dent, and Mrs. Grace Moore. secretary
\ committee OF three was appointed to
draw up constitution and by laws. II
was voted to have an all-day outing
and picnic at Shoshone Falls Tuesday.
july 2l at which time a permanent or
ganization will be effected After the
meeting adjourned, the remainder Of
the evening was passed in social way
talking over bygoue days passed in old
Vermont.
Those in the party, with their former
Vermont addresses. we're Mr.. and Mrs.
1. F. Morse. West Randolph; Mr.. AMI
Mrs. d, f. Clark. Middlebury; L. W.
Eddy. Monkton Ridge; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Seaver. Woodstock; Arthur
Howard and Miss Eva Howard Ran
dolph; Wyatt A. Kent, East Walling-
ftrd; Charles E. COLES. st. Adams: ".
i. EIdridse, East Middlebury; Merrill
4. Rand. RoyaltoR; Gordon D. Ne
Quivey. Aliddlebury Mr. and Mrs H. 4.
Moore. Woodstock: n. H. Howe. Gas
Teton; Mr.. and Mrs John Q. Jones and
Tdwin Jones. Fair Haven; Mr.. and Mrs.
n. " Howard. Royalton.
Xermontcrs unshle to bo present
uere George A. POoler, formerly Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
Recent Deaths in vermont.

Royal Haskell Peek, Who for nearly
20 years had been a citizens OF Norris
vile, died sunday. he had been ill sinre
December 20, 1905 The Rev. George
". Tabor pfiiciated at a prayer service
at the home Tuesday morning, and in.
terment was made Tuesday az Fairmont
cemetery in Wolcott Mr.. Peek was
born in woleott May p, ls27. and lived
there until be moved to Morrisyile ~
years ago. In Wolcott be engaged in
farming and later In the lumber bust
ness, ard IN Mornsyille had done muca
in the way Of building and improving
real estate, opening and clearing tie
Cherry avenue section Of the village,
and erected several houses in that viein.
ity. he married November {, lS6c, Mrs.
Hannah Towne TNitehell, who survives
him. he is also survived BY several
nepheWs and niecss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
ices Pond Notes.

Charles Haines and family Of Water.
bury and his father and mother Of Cab
Of are at Camp Warren, Joes Pond, Tor
ten days
Dr. y. c Watt and family and VIA
kenerson and wife OF Barre are at foe's
Pond Tor ten days DR.. Watt has I'D
a parcel OF land, so by 10 feet. ghi,5
contains a spring Of water. 10 DR.. Bur
bAink. A. v. Nelson, Walter Ford and
W. b. Lance OF Cabot; and they are
running water TO their cottage.
Dr. 4. l. Taylor, wife and daughter
Of Barre we're in camp at the Pond last
week with G. J. HAYES and family. and
Miss Ethel Woodward was also a. the
same cottage.
Frank Cooper Of Barre IS at the Pond
this week
DR.. l. W Burbank and family are at
their cottage. He recently nad a Union
phone installed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
Free to Our Readers.

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Co, Chicago H.. will send one full box,
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Kidney and Bladder Pills. to each read.
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These pills are highly recommended
and are an excellent preparation for all
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II you are suffering with lame back,
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LaSalle avenue, Chicago, Ill, and they
will send YOU absolutely free a full box
Of their Kidney and Bladder Pills, post
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Be sure to take advantage Of this
offer promptly and don't fail to mention
this paper when sending name and ad-
dress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
AUTHORITIES AT WORK.
Seeking 10 Enmesh The Slayer Of Miss
Hazel Drew.

Troy, y Y. July l6.LNyhen the au.
thorities who are trying 20 solve the
Teal pond murder mystery took up
The threads Of the case yesterday It
was With the expectation that the
tay's developments would 90 far toward
aTprehendiug the murderer Of pretty
hazel Drew. whose body was found
Saturday in an old mill pond near a
musly road leading from Averil park
:" IaboFtou, The authorities have been
weaving a net Of circumstantial evil
dsnce into which they hope TO enmesh
the SLAYER Of the young woman.
Frank smith, a dull witted lad, and
Rudolph GundeFman both claim 10
lave seen Miss Drew on the night Of
Tuesday, July :, walking along the
road 70 Taborton. apparently on her
way to the home Of her uncle, William
Taylor.
later in the day IL was said that
young smiths hurried trip 70 the drug
store at Averill park on the night q
July &, WAS the result Of wager a.
10 how quickly be could make the trip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
vermont Aeademy's Nsw Prneipal.

The Rev George B. Lawson OF Brat
tleboro. who was recently offered the
position Of principal at Vermont acsd-
envy. Saxtons River. to succeed John L.
Alger resigned. announced to his con
glegation Sunday that he would accept
the call. At the same time be read his
resignation - pastor OF the First Bsp-
tist church. HIS resignation takes effect
with the end Of October, when he will
have completed six years Of ministry
20 this church. The officers az the
church have voted to relieve Mr.. Law.
son Of all but the pulpit work be-
tween now and the last OF October. III
viii visit in New York and Philadelphia
Tor the next three weeks and then 90
10 Ssxtons River 10 become familiar
with the situation at the academy be.
fore the fail term opens.
Mr.. lawson has been for years i
trustee OF the institution and Is famii
Jar with the conditions and needs. Mr.
lawson j. also well known IN Vermont.
He has been pastor Of the First Bap.
list church in BrattleborO for six years.
previously at bennington for seven
years. He has held important posi-
tons in the gift Of his denomination.
For eight years he has been chaplain OF
tie First Regiment, Vermont National
Guard.
Mr.. Lawson was graduated from Col
gate university in isss. His seminary
course was in Union college, New York
City, followed by post graduate work
for nearly two years in the university
OF Bonn, Germany Before going to
Bennington a. minister he had some ex-
periencc in educational work and with
success. II is felt BY those who know
him that he is amply qualified to main
tain the high standards of the acad-
envy.
Mr. lawson viii retain an intimate
relation to the academy as he has been
chosen a trustee and made member
of the executive committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
How's This?

We offer ore Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Cstarrh that Cannot be cured By Halls
CAtArrA Cure
p. J. CHENEY & c.. Toledo q.
We, the undersigned. have known y. j. Che
neyfor the last - years. and believe him per-
fectiy honorable In an basiness transactions
and financially able % carry cut any obligations
made By has frm.
WALDO. KfNNAN 4 MAEyrN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Hairs CAtarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces q
the system. Testimonials sent tree. Price IS
cents Per bottle sold BY al Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
cUNARD LINZ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Fact Twin Screw Mail and Passenger Steam.
ere If.2se tons; GO feet long. Remarkable for
stsadineSS. Rooms upper decks Am4eshipsi
perfect ventilation
eAX0NIA- July =. AUG. Is. Sept. p. Oct -.
lNEkNiA. Aug. II, Sept :. Oct G. Nov. J.
fIAns, Eziiing1, etc the Cunaro ). s. Co, Ltd
f2e State ST.. Boston. Mass. ChAs. p Sumner
AgenE. or TO local agent = s. BAllard's
Steamship Agency. Niles Block, Barre OF New
L2ngaon Block. Aontpeller
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
lust Exactly Right.

Il have used Dr. Kings New Life
FILLS for several years, and find them
rust exactly right, says Mr.. A. a. Eel.
ton Of Harrisville, n X New Life Pills
relieve without the least discomfort.
Best remedy for constipation, bilious
mess and malaria 25c at the Red Gross
Pharmacy, Rickert & Wells drug store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
Saturday, July IS, 'O0

at 1880 p. m. The house is divided into
two tenements and contains II rooms;
will rent for 5000 month; has we'll
and city water; takes but little fuel to
heat in winter and is a desirable piece
OF property for anyone to buy in the city
Of Barre. There is a desirable lot that
will be sold with the house.
As / am to remove from Barre imme-
diately. the property must be sold to the
highest bidder The property will bear
inspection. viii be pleased to have you
call Terms made known at time OF
sale.
B. E. BLAIR.
n II HALE Auctioueer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16

walIinef0rd; w 5. Brush formerly OF
Comwaili f. L. Lewis formerly Of
Wells; l.. ;. Ayotte, torneTly Of Wellsi
David Clark, formerly Of MiddlebuTy
eollegei Mr.. Bowen. formerly Of South
Royaltoni r. d. Waters, formerly Of
Nandolnh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
Plat. IS, Urges contentmsnt.

New York. July I6.-Ycsterday was
Senator Piatts seyenty-ffth birthday.
To his friends and the public generally
be says: ~Get oontentment and happi.
ness viii follow. Surround yourself
with eongenial people love simply, look
ca life chcerfully; those things make
eontentmeut and happiness
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
APPEARING OLD
Acts as a Rar 10 rroatahIe Employ
meat.


rcu cannot AFFORD "a grow old.
In these days OF strenuous competition
y "a necessary 10 maintain. as long as
possible ones youthful appearance.
II q impossible 10 do this without re-
tainlng a luxurious growth Of hair
The presence OF DAndrufr Indicates the
presence % hurroWlnE germ which
lives and thriyes on the roots Of the
hair until Il causes total Badness
Newhro's Hsrplcida Is the only known
destroyer OF this pest and IL 4 as ofec-
tive as Il Is delightful 20 use
Herplcids makes an elegant hair dress
ng as well as Dandrun cure.
Accept no substitute-there Is none.
Sold by leading druggists Send zoe IN
ytsmps for sample 20 The HeFpicids Co.
Detroit. Mich.
I've efnss--Ss cents ana vI.Uu
Y. A. Drown. Special Agent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
Mortified Firm Gets Contract.

Burlington, July l5.--Architect Frank
T. Austin reports the awarding yes
trrday OF the contract TO erect the
Odd Fellows building at Richmond to
The Rsbidou Lumber company OF North
field. The work is to start at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-16
s.:sasas.1.s4,s,ssssia ,.sssssstaa..ssist,tl
ABOUT THE STATE

Fourteen head Of cattle owned by
Abran Douglass OF starksboro, we're
killed BY lightning Tuesday night, July
:, while standing under a large tree.
Someone interested has statistics 10
show that OF ninety seven officers and
privates OF Company II. i4th Vt. Vols,
which was mustered into the United
States service October q, 1862, sixty
have died.
II is understood that the Rutland
ailroad company has decided not 20
replace the railroad bed where the lanl.
slides occurred july and Z, but viii
lay 100 feet Of track fifteen feet 20
one side OF the place,
Six thousand brook trout. nine
months old. have been received in Rat.
land from the United States hatchery
At Arlington for distribution in local
streams. Three thousand we're placed
IN Cold river and the rest in N. Z.
Nheelers streams IN MendOn.
The Rev s. W. BidRell, who was
es years oil December 6 last. was tho
officiating clergyman at the marriage
at East Mddlebury Sunday Of VII
liam Calvin and Mary J. King. both Of
Ripton Mr. Calvin was married BY the
,sme clergyman fOrty-seyen years ago.
4 boy at work in having for L. c.
Parsons OF Fletcher. was seriously in
iuTed July . by sliding from the hay
NOV upon the handle OF a fork The
handle was driven into his reetum sew.
sral inches. lie is in a critical eondi-
tion.
The Woodbury. Granite Co, Bethel
has secCred the contrac, for furnishing
the granite for the new office building
to BE- erected by the Old Colony Trust
Co. on Court street in Boston. opposite
Young's hotsl The contract calls for
about 10000 feet Of stone.