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sightseeing
The Modern Woodmcu ui Amer
Ca held banquet in the regular
place 80 meeting on Wednesday night
ihuut 80 men were present. including
many Invited guests, and the band fur
nshcd music for the occasion. Re
, treatments were served at late hour
MIR Harry f. Richards. OF Philadel-
phia, VA, . visitor here IN town over
Sunday
MIR, Mathews and daughter. Anna.
ui Wilmington, Del, were the guests
ot Mis-, Maidic McDougal this week.
The Junior Thimbc Club will be
entertained thu, afternoon by Miss
Ellen Clifford NJ Clovcrly
Rev. ] =. Otis IS attending the vii
miuptpu Methodist Episcopal Confer
cncc, being held in that city now
Mr. 1auothan Reynolds died at his
late residence ON Walnut street on
Thursday at noon Funeral will be
held on Monday at II a. m. iutermcnt
in West Nottingham Friends Bury
ing Grounds
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Mr. Char'c, Buck, ni Chester, ,pcn,
SUNDAY at hi, home
Mr.. Jane y. Gerry and Miss Ida
T. Gerry are visiting Rev and Mrs
II \. G. Wcstcrhcld in Wilmington.
MIR K T.. McClcnahau was q Bati-
more visitor Mouday
MIR, ". X. Ncsblt, visited Mrs J.
! France. in Baltimore Monday.
Miss Georgia Bond was 4 Philadel-
phla visitor the latter part nf last wck
Miss Mamie Stephenson visited
Iarrdum relatives last week
Nj Gru'ah Owens, OF lia,rc de
Grace spent Sunday with Mr., Geo.
Buck
Mr., George Jones, Miss Florence
Jones aud Mr. George \ Holm spent
Sunday with Mr., Martha McMullcn
and Mr. Harry Jones in Wilmington.
Mr., Edward Snyder aud children,
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~ Camden, N. j., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony S. Davis
have returned from a delightful trip to
parts Of North Carolina.
Mr.. ID. A. Coc was Lancaster
visitor last week.
Mr. and Miss Tcrhunc, OF New
foundand, N ", Miss Steudart. Of
Bristol, Pa, and Miss Maize Osmond
al Havre dc Grace, were guests OF
Miss Bessie NJ Taylor Saturday.
Mrs Charles BurIin, OF Baltimore,
was the CUES, OF Mr.. T. i. Williams
this week.
Miss Edna Shearer, of Baltimore.
was recent guest OF Mr.. Rufus White.
Miss Mary Buck has returned from
most delightful visit with Chester
and Philadelphia friends.
Miss ousc Buckhcimer. OF Balti-
more visited Miss Virgic Tome last
week.
Miss Nirg:c Tome entertained quite
large number OF her friends in a
most delightful manner at her home
last week.
Mr.. ]. Roman West. OF Baltimore.
spent Sunday at his home.
The "fly,heham' gave ST. Pat
rick's Party to some OF their friends
At their meeting room which is in the
Junior School building, Tuesday even
| ing.
Rev " S Collins LETT Tuesday to
attend the Wilmington District Con-
| i,',ncc. which is in session at Asbury
Church. in Wilmington.
Mrs r. =. McClenahan entertained
| some 81 her friends ut St Patrick's
| Tea Tuesday afternoon at her home
DR. Stump aud Dr. Clemson operat-
ed ON Ray Tome at his home for APP
pcndicli' Tuesday The operation
Twas successful one and the patient
| at this writing seems TO be doing
| nicely.
About 20 high school girls OF Tome
accompanied by Mrs Charlotte Newell
w"ut ~ Baltimore "Wednesday and
.r "ihe Merchant oi Venice"
Alr Levi Blumbcrg was Balli-
.rc visitor tuesday
Mr. Hugh Y. Stephenson WIS an
| Ehrr ,.itur ~arl.,
Ib. Daughter, a. Liberty gave p
| urpr SO party cr Tuesday evening ia
their room, to- Mr. Henry Boyd
Mi,, Lizzie Atkinson will have
charge ui the Devotional meeting OF
The lpworth League next SUNDAY
| evening at the usual time an place
Mis-, Rcbccca Collin, is the guest
~ her uncle. Mir Hope Caldwell in
| New York City
| Mr.. Harry Oldham has returned 90
| ". y ,rk in Harrisburg.
| NJ, John : French entertained j
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NORTH EAST

John Reed moved into North East
this week from Bethel.
Rev ]. +. Richardson is attending
Conference this week.
a few herring have been caught this
week
Frank Shippers has his new house
under way and II will be quite an adj
diticn to Cecil avenue.
Most OF the Shad RiilerS will move
to- the shores next week.
A light vote Wcs pollcd at the town
election on Monday. two tickets be.
ing in the field Three members Of
the cd Board and two new ones were
elected as io.lpwS:-R c. Shippers, S.
$ Reynolds, T. j. Campbell. ). T.
Shippers. NJ T. Rose
IA .uiau, daughter %! Mr. and Mrs
John tcCpr!lc died on Saturday, and
Ta, taken to Wilmington on Tuesday
iuI u..rmgU,
The .uIprcd school has been closed
fpr .HI. attendance of pupils IS soon
as .'t. streets get passahc
benjamin White and Harry Hall
ho, lfa hpus, boat built Tor use
Will siai fishing
The Red Man Band cn'Wcn,d the
town ul Saturday evening and Great
ed very favorable impression, TIL,
hc.na .h,.r drS public appearance
sine their organization
The badly 'iahtcd condition 81 the
dc. ui crossing Is much comment
cal here los visitors. Are ;hc rail
road ic.al, too poor to put in bet
ter 30. or mus, the Standard oil
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Baltimore. spent Sunday with his
mother. Mrs. NJ f. Willis.
Mrs. Hannah Folks, Of Wilmington,
Is visiting Mrs. Henri Lindsey.
Mrs. Lea c. Elliott and son, Jack,
Of Newark, are visiting relatives In
town.
Harold Steele spent Tuesday IN
Germantown.
Miss Nan Hayes attended the Wo-
mans Home Missionary Convention
which met in the Eikton NJ. F. Church
last Thursday
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society, OF the Presbyter-
ian Church met at the home Of Mrs.
James s. Hopper "Wednesday.
Mrs +. a. Beauchamp win have her
millinery opening April and 3
Miss Hattie Morgan entertained the
Spinster's Club Monday evening.
Z. T. Cooling has moved his family
into the house recently vacated by
Capt and Mrs G, C. Lovelcss Capt,
Loveless has charge OF the Poultry
Farm.
Dir. and Mrs Dclmar Smiihers will
occupy the Palmer house" from
which MIR and Mrs T. r. Cooling. Jr.
moved.
The PIE Social" which was held
for the benefit II the Chesapeake City
Cornct Band last Friday and Satur-
day evenings was quite successful.
abou, $3s being realized.
Miss Louie Qucck entertained
number OF friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. Rebecca Jefferson was given
handkerchief and postcard shower by
number oi friends and relatives on
tuesday. in honor 81 her birthday
Rev T. {. Smoot is attending Con.
ference this week.
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large Number OF her friends to tea"
Thureday afternoon AZ her cottage on
the Institute Hill
The Tome School closed Friday.
March 20, az noon for a ten days
Spring vacation. They will reopen
for work again Monday, March 90. at
noon.
Miss Billings Is the guest Of DIR.
A. w. Harris in Evanston, ILL.,
Misses Mabel Peoples, Mary Mohr-
lein, Esther Friedman. Edna Lamm,
and Lille Pngh we're Baltimore yisi-
tors Wednesday.
Mcssrs. William X. Ncsbitt, Adam
Peoples and Frank +. Benson attend
ed the Wilmington District Confer
cnce in Wilmington this week.
Mrs. George Atkinson. Miss Vir-
ginia Atkinson and Miss Mary Cum
mings attended dance given by some
oi the young ladies OF liavre de Grace
Wednesday evening.
Mrs Joseph !. France has invited
all the members OF the "Hytheham'
down TO Baltimore this Saturday 10
lunch with her and then she is to take
them all 10 the theatre TO see Ham
| let"
Miss Nancy Belle Dickey spcnt
Sunday with her sister, Mrs Mark
Founders in Rising Sun.
Mrs Anderson, 81 Eikton. was the
guest Of her sister. Mrs John +.
| Johnson last week.
Mrs John krauss entertained her
Sunday School Glass al her home on
Wednesday evening.
Mr. Ronald Bond was an Aberdeen
visitor Friday.
Mr. Dick Holm was an Elkton visi-
tor Friday
Mrs Willard Abrahams visited Mrs.
Jane Archibald Wednesday.
Mrs George Shure spent several
DAYS this week with Mrs. Archer Jar
rctt in Baltimore
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PERRYVlLLE

VA '..N- Crawford and Nj, May
Ski.lug. Philadelphia, wcr the
guest, u Ar and Mir, GariucrCraw-
0.rd aui daughter Nda IA Sunday
last,
N,., Clara Ward p, ,pcndiu. a few
day. with i,,,uds ia Wilmington
Mr.. Henry Boyd and Mr.. Jane,
Thompson VISITED Baltimore ON Mon
Gay it.r
Nr and Mr., John Dawson and
dlu b.,r>. .rrn Sunday ia,, ~ Wash.
iu,ur y c
Mis- Mar. Peoples wa, n Baltimore
VS. tor ON Wednesday last
Mi, lawr, ianna and son. Edward
1rn spending icw day, with MIR and
M. Maurice Cole
lhr Ladies Ar; Circle mt at the
h"'Hr ri Mr. Elmorc II Owens on
~ da day afternoon
Mr. Sander Shank wa. q Whining
g.. visitor last week
N'.s Edward Hartman and Master
81. ling Iurhert Spcu, few days last
wc,E with friends in Cambridge, Nd
Mrs Peter llartens'inc, of Prin-
c'po Furnace, visited her sister, Mr.,
jane, Little last week
.'e Gardner Crawford spent Sun.
d. 'ai in Philadelphia
.r Edward krauss VISITED Ra,i
unr. uu Thursday last
Ralph Campbell spent Sunday
l hnrl. ~.
.'.. 'uu., Nurturu has returned
.m visit g. Baltimore
Nor-a1 Owen, hn purchased
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PRESSING and Cleaning.

The Gainesville Steam Laundry
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Suits will be called for and deliver.
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the actual merit OF the products exhibited
Lue Judges are always experts OF high stand-
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II will. therefore. be revelation Id many IN
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QUARTERMAN KILLED
BY LIMB OF A TREE
Was An EmplOye Of the Durham Saw
Mill at Paradise.
AgAO Was oRusHED eY BLOW

Was at His Post Of Duty as Woods.
man When Fatal Accident Occurred,
Costing Him His Life-Remalns
EmbsImed and shipped Home.
H. b. Quarterman. woodsman for
the Durham sawmiil at Paradise, was
the victim Tuesday OF an accident
which cost him his life, death result.
ing instantly.
II was while in the discharge OF
his duty that the accident happened.
a tree had Just been felled by the
choppers and limb was left hang.
ing In nearby tree which was un.
noticed by any of those present until
it had become dislodged and struck
Mr.. Quarterman, who was standing
directly under the piece of timber,
His skull was fractured by the fall
of the limb and those present wit.
messed CHASTITY sight, his brains
oozing from his skull Immediately Af
ter he was struck, and his associates
realized that he was killed at once by
the blow.
He had been an the employ OF the
mill only about Eve months, coming
here In February and at once going to
work for the above named firm. to
which he proved valuable man,
He is survived by eight sons, three
Of whom were employed at the mill
at the time Of the accident, and who
accompanied the remains home. He
was in the fifty-eighth year Of his
age, but one not knowing him would
have taken him TO be a much younger
man.
The remains were embalmed by
Undertaken Mcclellan Of this city and
shipped TO his former home at waver.
", Ca. where they win be Inferred
by the side OF his wife
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|IIATEA WON IN
\ THE ninth INNING
\. rvo Men Out Dillon Stole Home.
Winning the Game.
\. The BEST GAME or SEASON

\. Game Was Fast and Exciting and
MANY Pretty Plays Mads--watsOn'S
+. o,.,, Catches Feature e Came
sA.,ts Allows only Two Hits
r.e fast set Of ball players from
Iceland they are ball players
-nat we want to impress upon your
.,.as-arriyed yesterday over the
I.EsopviIle and Tampa railway on
khedule time.
|, was not easy work for them to
Rn,,,re the honors but this they did,
a though the Oak Halls had the
No in two different innings. The
Bonble was that Gainesville could
1. nh when 1t was needed.
The contest was a fast and exciting
and many sensational plays were
.ae Watson of the home team COM
&s IN for the greater part OF them.
Euton's grand stand catch Is also
sDrtby of mention. Sheats had the
kyer Rats at his mercy, allowing
In two hits. There would be q
Eeerent story to tell If the local boys
Bud have hit the ball when hits
cant runs.
Although the Oak Halls outbatted
Z Palatka boys, Dillon kept the hits
IN scattered. not enough coming in
recession to send man around the
'hses.
, In the last half of the seventh Ken
|ard was put out of business and
hiniully injured by being run into
one Of the Palatka runners, both
! toes being punched into Kennard's
1omaeh. After a delay which lasted
yeral minutes Clark was placed in
Remarks substitute and the game
emit merrily on to the ninth, when
Alatka made the winning run on a
teal home.
The Palatka boys are a gentlemanly
II Of players and know how to play
'sll as well as be gentlemen, and
hey won the game in that way. They
ere accompanied by a large number
rOOters and quite number of
hdles who came along to see that
be boys were well cheered up during
heir struggles
Following is the score as II was
'layed by innings:
First inning.
Graham hit to short and was out al
rSt; sheats singled to center; Denton
icked out one to his liking and
ianted II in right; Kennard struck
|ui; Taylor hit to short and was out
\ hrst Sheats and Denton dying on
|Ases. No runs.
Merrill hit to Kennard who threw
igh to FIRST and Merrill was safe
calhoun few out to right; Merrill
pole second; Dillon famed; Marvick
|hlred No runs.
Second Inning.
Mitchell. formerly Of the ocilIa
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team, rolled one down to third and
was out at first; Watson famed !;
cragin waited and took his base on
four wide ones, but was thrown out
trying TO swipe second. No runs.
Collins punched three holes in the
air; Cochran famed, aud Paine hit
to Taylor, out at first. No runs for
the River Rats.
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team, rolled one down to third and
was out at first; Watson famed;
Cragin waited and took his base on
four wide ones, but was thrown out
trying TO swipe second. No runs.
Collins punched three holes in the
| AIR; Cochran famed, aud Paine hit
to Taylor. out at first No runs for
the River Rats
Third Inning.
Marten fouled out to third: Rabbit
Graham hit to short and was safe
at first; Sheats. hunted. out on first,
Graham going to second; Denton hit
to pitcher. out on first. No runs.
Kane was Able and placed a nice
one in safe territory; Peddy hunted
and was out at first, Kane taking sec.
ond; Merrill hit to Graham who tag.
| ged Kane; Merrill went to second on
a bad throw, but was caught mapping
Taylor putting the kIbosh on him. No
runs.
Fourth Inning.
Kennard grounded to short out at
first; Taylor hit to third and was out,
Mitchell hit to short, out on first. No
runs.
Calhoun skied -out TO. right; Dillon
sent long one TO left, Denton maxi
ing grand catch; Warwick got his
base; Collins few out to Graham.
No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Watson hit to third who threw low,
Watson going to second; Cragin pick.
ed out nice single, Watson going to
third; CragIn stole second; Marten
hit to second and. Watson was nailed
at the plate, Cragin going to third.
and Marten landed safe at first; Ora
ham fouled out; sheats hit to pitcher.
No runs.
Cochran hit to Graham. out at first
Paine hit long FLY to center. Watson
making a sensational catch; Kane
was soaked I'm the side and got his
base. a moment later stealing second /;
Peddy few out to Sheats. No runs.
Sixth Inning.
Denton rolled down to first and was
an easy out; Kenhard hit to pitcher
out at first; Taylor whiffed No runs
Merrill hit one to sheats, out; Cal
houn sent a long iy to center, Wat
son making his second sensational
catch; Dillon out. short 20 frst. No
runs.
Seventh Inning.
Mitchell picked beauty to left for
one base; Watson hunted, out at first
Mitchell by some tall sprlntlng TAX,
ing third base: Cragn and Marten
could not locate the ball, and Mitchell
! died on third No runs.
Marvick walked; collins popped ont
to sheats; Cochran got pass; Paine
new out to sheats: Maryick tried to
steal third and was thrown out. Ma
runs.
Eighth inning,
Graham Hew out 10 left; sheats put
one IN the same place and was out;
Denton ballooned cut to center. No
runs.
Kane grounded to second, out AZ
FIRST: Peddy famed; Merrill grounded
70 sheatS. out on first No runs.
Ninth Inning.
Clark, who took Konnard's place
famed out; Taylor popped en- easy
one 10 third and was out; Mitchell
singled 20 right field. Watson akied
out 10 LETT No runs.
CalhOan grounded TO shcats, out ~
Rrst. Dillon picked ont beauty to'
J two bases; MarvicK put. seejiia e
FIRST: Dillon stole home pinninE th'
game One run.
seors by lnninsA
a. H.E
loak Halls -.000 GOO 00o-0 .
: Pa!atka .90O 600 00t--i 2
; The summary.
Him-OH shoais. 2. 90 Dllon. 6
e struck eut-By shaata O.. b. nillon
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Third Inning.
Fourth lnnlna.

Kennard grounded to short, out at
first; Taylor hit to third and was out
Mitchell hit to short, out on first. No
runs.
Calhoun skied -out to- right; Dillon
sent long one to left Denton maxi
ing grand catch; Warwick got his
base; Collins few out to Graham
No runs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-22
sixth Inning.

Denton rolled down TO first and was
an easy out; Kenhard hit TO pitcher,
out at first; Taylor whifKed No runs.
Merrill hit one to sheats, out; Cal.
houn sent long fy to center, Wat.
son making his second sensational
catch; Dillon out. short to hrst. No
runs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-22

Hin-On sheais. q 90 Diiion 9.
struck out by shoats 3. b. Dillen
3. Hase on balls-ny sheats, S.piiien,
ID. Twohaee hisr Dliou saerihes
hts sheats. Watson. Peddy, Marfeu.
Mitchell stolen basea - harten.
Naun. Errors -oak Halls. ? Paiafka.
z Left On bases Gainesville. 81 ~
laska 3 Umpire l. Graham TiHae
% galne--i.25