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The Washington herald., 1908-07-15
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Siz furIo1gs Rose r l17 .Goinesi
4 % =. Wcu; Royal Artlllfry III tNicou. o 20 5.
seccud; Glaua Mach-ide. l3s IAl0relandj 6 70 J.
third Tine. la IS High Jumper. Arlington.
UImy H. FUhena 5 Last. and Kildare also ran.
SECOND ItACE-FIEe 11rl0ue,- SINCE. Us
walsh. % 70. UCl; CeremouIus- -ls lBur-cuI.
10 l. second. Derissr- los lP5versi. % I, thi-d
Tine. 7 81 Elsie F.. DssTe1ad0. Seattle. ana Ar-
Io.urueLr also ran-
THIRD KACE-Que mile. Lawrcnce +. Daley
Ia Burton. 20 5. Won; Polly Prm. l19 lPorersf
3 20 I. secord; Mortiboy Us t5gus Z % z. third
Tine. l-+5 --5- The Cl0Ea, GliUmer. and C0cEslre
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FIre and oae-haIf HlrIan-s
Ahce. lc5 tBvrrgul. 70 10 l. Won. Dan de N0yIas
100 iOtu % T. second, Pearl Point 10 lIIerzesli
% ?. third Time 116 Feacoczs Ch1see.
Peasiu-. Hauks~ils- Lurli. and Tyc-ol also rz1-
FIFTH RAGS f1r,ouss. Edgciy. 10 .keu-
J. second. Prince Holealols. Ils lAI1relantn a
% I. third Tine. I-l4 Is. Miss Deauey Refined
Alelcon. Beustiic LEO Paul and Fleming also -a1
SIXTH EACE-liC ll- Cle-slZrelu-a- Gs-u-ltll
l5 .RuUersI. 5 rg O. SON. ts1ltl-ll. IS ,Eer-tU.
Z ID T. sccll1. G-lTalal-. 3 Buns. 8 o. =
ti7l Time. Ia Jul-re-. Auirrhsci7u. Milestone
scarorders Midway. Alta McD5uald WaFsc-est and
Eall1t Box also Tar.
SEVENTH EACE-3lle ard one-six;esnth. Tom
DCi-I. ll3 tIlus.. j. On s won Reidncre. 10
Haynes. % A. =ac1al; Iuholcu. lL9 ttiu-tnJ. ;
% J. third Tine. l-f- is Zipaugs. PetulsEt. Hal
bard and Tie >Laus-zauu also raI-
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Brighton.

FIRST RACE-Fo- Jvo-yca--oids; n5uWiuners ot
500 Or q four races. so ad1ed. five and onehalf
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EDWARDS RETAINS LEAD.
Is Hard Pressed by Esan in West
err Golf Championship.

Rock Island. Ill. July I4-AIthough
hard pressed by II. Chandler Egan, OF the
Louisville Country Club. and present title
holder, Kenneth P. Edwards retained his
lead in the qualifying round Of the West
ern Amateur Championship tournament.
the second eighteen holes Of which were
played over the Arsenal links to-day.
EgaE registered a total Of Il for his
round to-day. coming within a stroke Of
equaling the record score Of q. made yes
terday by young Edwards.
Edwards got total Of 70 to-day. which.
with his record figures for the first round.
gave him total Of 152 for the thfrty-six
holes. surprisingly low qualifying figures
for such a difficult 1S-hole links as the
Arsenal course Seventy-fOur added 70
Egan's % on the opening day. gave him a
total Of 153. and he occupied second place
IN the summary
The thirty-tw0 players who qualified
represent a variety OF clubs and never
before has there been such a geographical
representation in the first match round
Nearly all Of the districts are represented
by one, two. three or more players.
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GUARD MEXICAN FRONTIER.
Abandoned Forts on Texas Border
TO he Regarrisoned.

/ Mexico and the United states will take
| active steps 10 prevent revolutionists
i from using the United States as a base
/ OF operations for making raids across
the Texas border into Norfhe-n Mexico.
Senor Don Enrique c. CreeI Mexican
Ambassador TO the United States. had a
conference yesterday with Acting Score
tary Bacon at the State Department IA
regard 70 the punishment OF the revo-
lutionists who took part in the recent
raids across the Mexican border and TO
discuss measures for preventing similar
raids in the future.
The Mexican government. It Is said.
Will increase the number OF forts along
the Rio Grande from seven TO fifteen
posts. each Of which viii be manned by
strong military force. While the de-
tails Of the plans Of the United States
government have not been worked out
# is probable that several army posts
along the Mexican border, which have
been IN charge OF caretakers for the
last few years. VIII again be garrisoned
by United States troops.
The War Department has seven forts
along the border. OF these, four-Fort
Huaehuca. Ariz-; Fort Bliss. Tex; Fort
Clark. near Bracketville, Tex. and Fort
Mcintosh. near Laredo. are Earrisoned-
while three others-FOrt Duncan. Fort
RinggOld. and Fort Brown-have for sew
eral years been without garrisons.
The raiders who escaped into the United
States after their recent marauding ex-
peditions into Northern Mexico. il is
said at the State Department. will be
arrested and punished. In some cases
they VIII be tried in the United states
for violations Of the neutrality laws Of
the country. To prevent similar raids in
the future. the State Department has
decided upon drastic steps to suppress
the activities OF Mexican revolutionists
In this country They Will be either ex-
tradited TO Mexico for trial for offenses
covered by the extradition treaty, OF VIII
be depOrted to Mexico under the irri-
grafton laws If neither Of these methods
can be applied. the department will en-
deavor to have them prosecuted in this
country on charges OF violations OF the
neutrality laws Of the United States.
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ENLARGE ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
WiIkeSbarre Ind PittstOn Are Ad-
mitted to Circuit.

WiIkesbarre. Pa. July I4-Arrange-
ments were completed to-day by Presi-
dent DObbins. OF the Atlantic League.
for the admission Of the wilkesbarre
and Pittston clubs 20 the league.
PottsviIle was awarded the penna1t
for the season as far as Il has gone
and a new season viii be started the
winner Of which viii play Pottsviue for
the championship Of the league.
A new schedule Will be adopted as the
league, with the advent Of WfIkesbarre
and PittstOn. viii be increased fro7, a
six to an eight club league. President
Dobbins believes that WfIkesbarre and
Pittston viii materially strengthen the
league, as both are good baseball towns
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WEST VIRGINIA.
eAP0H sPRIHes AHD BANS

IN the mountains 10 miles due west o. Waahi1z-
to1 hlce pace Coed table Large compauy- Fle.salE
pecple- Fer pamphlets. rates &c-. address
cHAS- p aELsoHr esPen SPriaEs, ~. Va
ASK Mr. FOSTER. 1899 Pa hvs- n. ".
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BONERO BREEZRS IN
Winner of Brighton Handi'
cap Leads from Start.
BIG CROWD GETS a SOAKING
Thu4derstorm Breaks jest After
Last Race-BIack Mary Makes All
RHEman Takes second in n GaIIOp.
Frizette Wins Third Easily.

New York. July E-Another crowd Of
5000 persons saw the racing at Brighton
Beach to-day
Just after the last race a terrific
thunderstorm broke. many Of the specta-
tors being drenched 10 the skin as they
hurried 10 the electric trains.
Tony Bonero won the handicap. at a
mile and q sixteenth. He took the track
al the start. assumed commanding
lead. and rolled home with three lengths
70 spare.
me nrst race was won by Black Mary.
who made al the pace. while Ragman
Won the second IN a gallOp.
Frlzette, after a short duel with Import
IN the third race, breezed home, with two
lengths 70 spare.
FaPr-1a was an easy winner OF the
steeplechase, while 8Iauviette won the
last
The Summaries.
FIRST RACESiz fsrion-s. Black sfarv. ss
tUptoul. % J. Won; Greet Pirate. le5 CIcDauieIi
20 l. secuol, G0Wzn. lG t1IIler). 20 J. third
41me. Ia Nhipr0p. SanE7line. Biskra. Arasee
Batsluan. BearJall. Dial Plate Sukeys son. Alcncav
Ohert- Fascinatlau. Cyzubal. Richmond Duke. and
Hartford Boy also ran-
SECOND EAtE-FIIe ard one half f1rion-s Rag
nan l-s iNcCaheyi. 70 s. Won; CaTerun. Ios lee.
20 ? second, O. T. kid. Il2 lNoticrI 20 s. third
Tine. IE- S. Withhold. Won Lacr Harold r.
and Empire Expedition also ran.
THIRD RACE-1iile and one sixteenth Frizette
100 Upton. I 70 3. Won. Import 02 DusaaI,
70 , scc0nd; ChaQlet. g Gilbert. 70 % J.
third Tine, l-i6 50 Greene and Camraigncr
alss rau
FOJ RITZ EACE-MIe AID one sixteenth Tony
B1ne7o. 100 j1lcCauhyl. 10 .. won, Zisuap, IE
tAilerl. 20 5. second. Autaegs 20 lDuzanI % 2
tl-rd- Tine l-l6 Is. D1zobslieut and Umbrcla
alss
FIFTH RACE -Steeuleclas.. ah--. two miles.
Farrlka. l3- 1ichiuueyf. 20 5 won; Pete Dalley.
80 toll-EI, Co 5 soc1ud RobadCr I2 .HeisaI.
8 % 8 third Time. s17- Three starters
SIXTH RACE-FFe furl5ngs. M-1viette i55
tDuEanI- & 20 T. uous Cirita I05 tGill-rr5 % % T.
secuud, Harlem Maid. Is5 n. Lee. S 20 J. third.
Tine. l14. Co-rEJo. sumner Night Eumse Sc1t.--
rous. Queen Il Trent. Blndello Scotch las Iue-
sisters. AID Terpizchore also rau-
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The slippery Pronoun.

From Hzruer's Weekly.
Many are the circumIocUtiors which
have been devised by civilized races in
order 10 avoid the bluntness Of direct ad-
dress. In fact. IL may be said that at the
moment when a nation standard.zes IFS
language Il begins 20 have trouble with
It's pronouns
Thou" has. OF course. become obso-
lete except IN prayer. although IL four
ishes c0lIoqJlially IN the north OF Eng
land The second person plural is sub
stitUted- In parts OF the south ''you-alI-'
IS heard. a further step toward refined
elusiveness-
In France and Germany thou has been
retained IN familiar or szml-contemptu-
Gus speech IN spain and Italy. on the
other hand. the third person is substituted
habituaIly IN place Of H.
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All the NeWS in the World of Sports
PLAYERS TO GET SALARIES.
Money Due New York State League
Men VIII Be Paid.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. July 1.-THE a. J.
& c. players. who yesterday refused to
play the scheduled game with Bingham
ton because they had not been paid sal
aries fer some weeks, were assured to-
day by President Farrell. Of the New
York State League. that their salaries
win be paid in full and that the fran
chise viii be placed in the hands Of
responsible parties
Upon tbs assurance they agreed to
play It IS expected that the franchise
viii be transferred TO Auburn, and that
J. Louis Bacon will be deposed as man
ager Of the team President Farrell to-
day appointed Pitcher Jack FIfeld. once
one Of the star twirlers in the National
League, who has been released by the
Syracuse. Binghamton. and Wilkesbarre
teams this season. as an umpire Ftfield
has decided TO quit active baseball
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HARVARD GETS COACH.
"POOch" Donovan to Succeed James
G. Lathrop as Track Mentor.

Cambridge. Mass. July 1.-THE Har-
vard athletic committee has appointed
William F C'Pooch'J Donovan as coach
Of the university track team. 70 succeed
James G. Lathrop.
Donovan is already connected with sew
eTaI OF the athletic teams at Harvard. In
the capacity o trainer or coach. among
which IS the baseball team Il is under
stood that he VIII give up most OF his
duties with this latter team. as the play
ing season IS practically the same IS that
IN which he Will be al work with the
track squad His contract as coach OF
the track team viii expire July I, 1853
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a CHINESE TRICK.
Rests Gun Across Arm When He
SnoOts go Kill


SHOOTS so XIII.
Frum the B0sto1 He-ald.
one peculiar fact developed in the
course Of the trial IN the Superior Court
Of nine Cinnamon charged with the murder
OF one Of their coCntrymen. and that
IS no Chinaman when using a revolver
levels IL straight at q person or at an
object. but rests the Inuzzie of the gun
on his left forearm. and with the right
hand holding the butt discharges the
weapon
Counsel wanted an explanation bat
could not obtain 90. and later a member
or one Of the tongs in the corridor was
asked for a reason
Don't know why a gun Is used in that
manner" was the response. unless Il in
sures more secrecy than the American
way Tor instance. a Cbiuaman may
wrap the gun in the folds Of his sleeve.
leaving only the barrel hole free. Then
shot may be fired. when il would ap-
pear as though the one who discharged
the weapon had his arms folded. There
would be no gIiut Of steel and nothing
bGt Cu-I of smoke 10 tell who dis
charged the weapon
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Post-offiee Beats Farmers.

Post-ofice, by defeating Agriculture.
takes the lead It the head Of the second
column. and pushes the Farmers down
with Interior IN last place. The Mail
Singers scored five runs IN the first three
innings, and thus obtained an advantage
which the Farmers were unable TO over
come In the fifth Agriculture solved
Davis delivery for two singles and a
home run, which net-ed four runs. but
the game was called before they had an
opp0rtunity . tie the scora- Score.
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The game between Interstate and Treas
Ury on the White Lot yesterday resulted
in a Tie. each team having scored two
runs when the rain brought an end 70
the hOstilities IN the sixth inning OF the
I'VE contests played by these teams this
season each has won one and the other
three have been tied, which establishes
q new record FOR the league. On the ad-
Joining lot only FIVE innings were nego-
Jiated. the Mail Singers defeating the
Farmers 6 20 4
In the TreasUry-Tnterstate game the
Money Counters were the first 10 score.
a scratch hit by Hester. followed by
passed ball. a base on balls. a wild pitch.
and an error enabling the Treasuryites
20 chase two runners across the plate.
Their lead. however. was Of short dura-
ton. tor in the next inning Keane's
three-bagger 70 the left garden scored
Mess and Handiboe. and tied he score.
Score
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SPORTING WRITER ON TRIAL.
Robert SEWER Charged with At
tempting 10 BIackmafI Jack Joel.

London, July I+-Robert Sewer. editor
Of the Winning Post. and one Of the best
known sportsmea n this country. was
to-day committed for trial on the charge
Of attempting TO blackman Jack Joel.
a nephew Of the late Barney Baruato.
Sewer was arrested on this charge
about two weeks ago. It was alleged at
that time that he had threatened 10 pub
hsh a defamatOry article about Joel IN
less the latter paid him about $500.
Following his commitment, Sewer was
admitted 10 bail. bonds for $4,000 being
demanded, which was promptly furnished
by two wealthy friends Of Sewer
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Madden's Horses OF 10 saratosn.

New York. July John F. Madden
has decided not 70 race his horses again
az Brighton Beach during this meeting
and has sent them TO Saratoga. to be con-
ditioned for the August meeting at that
place.
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NEWARK WANTS INFIELDER.
Buys Demmftt, of Orioles, TO Trade
for Major Lacquer.

for Major Lacquer.
Spe-;aI 20 The Washington He-ald-
Newark. y. J.. July 1.-THE Tigers vrIll
have a new third baseman II a deal now
under way and partly completed Is put
through. This morning Manager StauinEs
purchased outright Demmltt. the right
fielder OF the Orioles. and he WIZ report
10 Newark at once
Manager Stallings said that il was not
his intention % keep Demmitt. bUt he is
TO use the player In a trade for a third
baseman from one OF the major league
teams. The deal IS not completed a. vet
but IN a day or so the head Of the Tigers
expects 70 have a third baseman IN a
Newark uniform. AID vii go on ths road
fully prepared 10 make q great bid fCr The
peunant
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Woman Breaks Auto Record.

Cleveland. Ohio. July 14-Mrs. K. R
Otis, driving a 6o-horsepower motor car
yesterday. beat the Cleveland Buffalo rec
ord. held by a man Her time for the
distance Of 200 miles was hours and 10
minutes.
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WONDERFUL RECORD OF
INDIAN APOLIS PITCHER

Total innings pitched. Is4
Shut-out innings. rs
Runs scored of him. ..
Hits made Of him. q.
- Strike-Ults. IL
BASES On balls. s6
AyeTage uIus per gsme. is.
Average hits per game. Ag7.
Average Etrikeouts PER same. 6.0l-
Average bases on balls. -.
Games won. T.
Games lost. 6.
PerceutsEe. .1S.
Six shutauts.
One one-Lit game.
Three tWo-hit games
Two thrte-hit games
Five fou--hit games.
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PLAYTHIRD TIE GAME
Treasury and Interstate Set
Departmental Record.
RAIN ENDS GAME IN SIXTH

BaIzer and Hester Have "A Merry
Pitchers Battle Until J. PIuvius
Butts Ia-POst-OffIce Assumes Lead
of second Division by TrOuncinE
Agriculture in Ffve-inninE Game.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-15

7 n 0ase On 6aIls-Of DAVIS. !: on Cox 8 Hits
I-lls-oH DAVIS. . cf Cox 5 Struck out-By
DAVIS. &; by Cox . Home r-n-Priest s,r-iec.
hirs-Bar1es. Feutan. Mc5-ath. RYAN Ro-erx
stolen bases-Callahan o. 8IcIntnsl pr;ss+ ~
gcIun Hit hy pi-claer-By Davis. 2 Wild pitc5es-
Ca1- Jmpre-Air. kinney Time q cane-I
hour and minutes
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AMERICANS IN RIFLE SHOOT.
Several Members of international
Championship Team in England.

Championship Team in England.
Bisley. England. July AIN the rife
contests here to-day. IN connection with
the annual meeting Of the National Rsae
Association, several members Of the
American team OF international cham
pions competed F. ". Jones won tba
Halford memorial with a score Of 1s7.
and Maj. Martin. OF the American team.
was second. with IA. taking a large
money prize.
F. ". Jones also won the Edge com
petition, with s score OF I46.
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ken SINGTON

Cans from 18th 81 and y 7. every Is minutes
Until SIS p Later from loop. Connect vita
KenSingt0a Line at Chevy Chase Lake. Convey
ancss from Kensingt0n 70 points n Sandy Spring
neghborhood furnished nt Sheriff Williams store.
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fTsf tase 0l ulls-lf Balzcr. 2. 0f Hester
--rucE cu--By Balzer. . tv Hester. = Th-ee-base
E---k-a-e- SacT1ice hlts-Hz-5ih-e g Ousn-rairs
L7-1 stolen haseS-Haudiboe. Ness c. Quanfreue
Double r-ay-h-are 20 Hav5ie1- Hit hy fl1cher-
b Balzer Wld ritcf-Balzer. Passed taIl-Hay-
-r1- tr-I-re-AIr Bette Tizas q same-I hour
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FOELKER AGAIN HERO
Saves Children from Death
In Burning Building.
SENATOR ALMOST sUFFOCATED

hushes Upstairs in Apartment House
and Drags Ont Two Girls Before
They Are Overcome by Smoke.
Policemen Refuse TO Allow Him to
Return TO the Building.
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To-day's games-Commeros ard Labor vs. War;
Treasu-y rs. Navy.
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SIO5 ROUND TRIP TO CALIFORNIA.
Via WashingTol-Suuset Route.
Return Difcreut Route
STOPON ERS.
STANDARD OR TOURIST BERTH
A. }. POSTON, General Agent,
90 St Nv. 20 I5t5 s. ~.
Sz-f
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ARLINGTON. -'O3T MYER. FALLS CHURCH.
CLARENDON. BALLSION. DUNN-LORTNG.
VIENNA. OAnTON. AND FAIRFAN COURT
HOUSE Frequent cars frczs Mount VeTnon sta
ton. I2th street and Pennsylvania areuue f'ph7ue
Main s5i and from south end Acueduct Bridge
rphoue West L9- Historic s1hurbs. Fighting
grUund Of the Civil War. See Colonial Records and
las1 viii q George Washington az Fairfax Court
H0uss- Ask for tickets via -'iaus Church Line ''
Take rrd cars. Bl9-tf
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Ut 'II n In Nlll g7-oe vas c1Ied
Fos--oi I Is
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WHITE AoUNTAIEs
HAhYLAED.
Hotel BraddOck.

Twenty niEu-es' rids b. trolley from Fredzr.1s-
No malaria. u0 mosquitoes. most homelks hotel q
Be found auyEnere- Write fo- booklet -'BeaziifuI
B-addock-" p l. LONG. Proprietor.
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DEER PARK INN.

2 Il sMOUsE. Proprietor.
The idsal slnner home no malaria. mus1uitoes.
CT heat az modem bone c1lTenieuces; newly IN
stalled system u heating and baths: Iarre airy
-ooIns and vide veraudas. rates reasonable
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MERRIMAC COTTAcE
and C6id Bslhs s5oT5I Baths So Ben 'PSoas 6.
M0EII0R COTTAGE. Ocean Vien-Va

Fronting Chesapeske Bay Safest bathing and bess
fishing the AtlsrtiC CozS1. Rates s. per day and
up. AIrS ". 7. WILLIAMSON. Ocean View, Va
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VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA

N aANaTN 6-~~Has ~
Gardner Cottage. situated ocean froat. 20 feet
ron waters edge bathlns unsurrassed 4 deliEht-
ful place 70 spend the sumner Tie table supplied
sith bsst he market afC7is. Plenty Of fresh sea
food- Terms reasonable A6dress
NRS- " X GARDNER.
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schase; foT f0ur-year-olds
II 19oS. $50 added: short
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-07
MOB ~ HooslcK

Florence Telford has been visiting
at William Reeds.
The Ladies' Aid cleared $14 Friday
evening at their supper.
Dr. Mcclellan and wife spent sever
al days at James Sraubs.
Arthur Mfliman and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday in North Ad-
ans.
Red raspberries were picked Oct
LIST on the side Of the road between
here and White Creek.
Mrs. George Harrington and Lucy
Haswell called on Mrs. Charles Pratt
at White Greek Thursday.
Miss Lois Stevens returned to her
school Saturday after spending her
vacation at her home here.
Merrick Guillow and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday in Greenwich
with Mr.. and Mrs Edward Sullivan.
II. George Harrington who has had
over 500 White Wyandottes has sold
quite a number to Mr.. Cushman Of
Raymertown.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter of North
Bennington, also Ernest Washington
and family took carriage drive to
Petersburg Sunday.
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SOUTH DORSET


James Burns is laid up with . hard
cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith are rejoic
ing over the birth of a son Oct. l.
Misses Hulda Bowen and Gertrude
Burns were home from Bennington a
few days last week.
Mrs. James Fullum and son John
of Dandy took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blackmer Sunday.
The fair for the benefit of st. Jer-
ONES church will be held at the
school hall at Dorset Friday evening,
Oct 9.
Mrs c. NJ. Potter and Mrs. e. II.
Sloan came from Dandy Saturday to
attend the church fair and stayed over
Sunday at James Burns.
David Wyman and Thomas Malone
two of our best young men, are tax
ing a well earned vacation They
have gone to Hartford, Conn, to visit
relatives and take in the big celebra-
ton held there this week Then they
will go to New York for a few days.
They are not the boys to lose their
heads and we hope they wont lose
their hearts or decide that any other
place is better to live in than Dorset
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PoWNAL CENTER

DR.. Mitchell is nicely settled in his
new home.
Mrs. Jones from Dakota is visiting
Mrs. John Sweet
The grange held their meeting in
Summit hall October 6, for the first
time.
Mrs. d. p Barber and Mrs. Scribner
of Bennington were the guests of Mrs
c. II. Myers Monday.
Mrs. John Sumner thinks she has
broken the record on butter making.
She keeps two COWS and has sold IS
pounds OF butter during the month OF
September
The Ladies' Aid society of Pownal
Center will have a Harvest Supper
In Summit hall on Oct. IA, from 8 I'M
Oil ,. m. BE sure and come. bring
all your friends and don't forget the
pocket book Pownal Center is the
place whore pumpkins grow.