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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
CANUCKS TAKE
THE CAME
Vancouver Plays the Game
All Round Aberdeen
Bunch.

Aberdeen and Vancouver played
their FIRST game together at Dug.
daio's park yesterday ana the Can.
ucles tsoA the upstate iumbcrmeu
into camp by the score OF 6 10 ,.
II Was a great game. Vancouver
played crrorless ball and they ham.
mered out caiifrs curves whenever
runs were needed Pour ~ the
Canadians runs were clearly
earned.
Erickson. who was on the firing
line for Vancouver. lobbed them
over IN great form. he only al.
lowed three hits and had all the
Aberdeeners guessing at hts curves
Nordyke played great game at
FIRST. and Mundorff and QuiRley
showed the fans some fine work
around short and second.
Vancouver punched their hits In
the third session and pass by
Calin and an error by Fitzgerald
let in three runs. Again IN the
ffth the canucks showed three more
runs across the pan.
In the seventh Aberdeen got In
two runs. but Il was all over but
the shouting
The same teams win play at 2 80
Tits afternoon. the weather permit.
Ting Paddock or Hickey win pitch
FOR Vancouver and Starkell or
Thompson for Aberdeen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

LOS ANGELES. June s.-How
would you liks 20 be started
fight" Ia lifo By Jolt from the
fist Of Jas. Jeffrles. heavyweight
champion ~ the world
That ls the way serEi Dan Lone
Of the Los Angeles police force
says he got bis start. and he adds
n Jim hadn't cepped me good aud
hard that night | might be down
for good He showed nae that |
would never be- a champion. and !
didn't want 90 be anything else If
stayed IN the ring "
The right start" vas given ia
San Francisco. July ?. 1856. Lone
had been beating every one he vent
ap against. and when Il waa pro
posed 70 match him fgs 20 With
teffTies a. q preliminary 20 a boa;
between Gallagher and Mysterious
Billy" Smith Long thought be had
a Bit Of aaay money IN sight
II vas Jeffftea' first appearance
in San Francisco. aud when the
big. dnrsskinnsd chap climbed into
the ring the fight fans advised
Lour 10 beat the biz Msocan'a
head off
Long started in 10 Do 30. aud
In th3 frat round held his own. 10
the second round 1sffrtea claimed
Long had foulrd him. bat the claim
vas not allowed 80 he began TO 90
a little real fighting. and IJsfos saes
twice knocked down and his nose
sAu broken. the goer saxiog sim
from q knockout
The third rouua saw Lesa doSs
and out. and a. sosn sa be csaae TO
Be decided that he hkra hee.n start.
ed right" aud In a direction away
from the ring. he csnFs 10 Los
Angeles. where he iotued the police
force. and has made sa enpashie
record as an officer.
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WR RESTING AT
BALLARD

Lovers Of the mat game VIII be
afforded treat next Monday eve.
nlug when Dan sulllvau. champion
miduleusight wrestler ef tho United
States. and Charles Franklyn. a
pupil If Dr Rollers. come together
At Junction hall. naslafd
both men are top notchers and
they sill put ue a bout vel worth
seeing Sullivan ID one ut the fast.
est wresti~rs in the eouatry. aud
Ffsnklyn 10 well thousht Of By those
who have aesa him work
A preliminary between Gene SUI
lsvAn and Chick Iiutehlns viii be
put on. Manager hahn ia handling
the boats aud he expects a Eood
attendance Many Seattle people
viii SOC the botts
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up the stroke Ia an effort to catch
Washington. but his crew could not
rcapeua. aud the Washington shell
pulled away little BY little AZ the
twomlle mark Washington lead by
three lengths aud they nearly
doubled thla lead the last mlle.
rowink about AZ 60 the minute
The victory WAS we'll Garner and
reflects great credit on Coach Con
nihear
Coach Garnett said The best
crew won Washington haak mas
nifieent cight aud they deserved
victory They wonld stand a good
chance with any crew ia the coan.
Try. east or west
We roWed our best. said Capt
Wittef. OF the defeated crew, but
Washington roWed better We
have no excuses 60 make
Crowd Watches Race.
Probably 1.oeo watched the race
RyerY boat on the lake had 4
crowd 81 paasensers aboard and
HNfANhRAA NhH NNfNHH AANMh AAA
course The banks from LeBehi 60
Madison park we're black with PEG.
pie and about 1900 people watched
the finish at Madison park
The course saa we'll pQllced BY
Dean ] 7. Condor and ] w Hemp.
hill No trouble was experienced.
an tFe captains obeyink orders and
kecpiuE of the course and back
nf the shells
The officials we're, = D Hughes.
referee. NJ o'nen. starter G. "
Saunders. 4. Gardner aud G. III
Jones'. judges. y j Carver and
Mayor Miller. timers
The crews we're a. follows
Washington Capt Kirby. stroke,
O'Rrlcn. Z. Heck. s. karf. 8. WI.
H.. 1 Lavcioy. 3 +. ONeai. z Lowry
bow Thompson. coNsNAin
California Capt Wittef Etrokei
Davidson. z Robertson. 8. Randall.
s. = Ashley. 4. Schroeder, 3, Hall.
2. nguan. bow. Myers. coxHw ain,
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NOLAN TO MATCH
MCFARLAND
AND CANS
Nelson's Old Manager in
East Looking for
Good Men.

CHICAGO. Jun f,.s-Juaf when Il
appeared no match could be- fited
up between Packey Mcfarland aud
Joe Cans for the lightweight cham
pionahln. the situation has bright
ensd considerably
Blliy koian. the asiute CaiifOfHi
an. who made Battling Nelson "a.
NOUS aud wealthy Is here With q
view Of matching Mcfarland ss1
Cans, If possible. and also arrang
ing for battles between other good
men particularly Fasteners. for
the combined fight clubs Of San
Francisco When be returns 10 the
Pacific coast Il - more than likely
he will take Wifi him articles bind.
ms 1T leak tao good matches for
championships
Nolas would like 10 match Abe
Atioil end Jerry u-sacoil. the Eng.
lish champion. for the featherweight
championship
Nolan believes that many Of the
good Eastern boys who have shone
only IN the short New York and
Philadelphia fights have not been
given a fair opportunity 10 shon
their mettie. II any Of thom I'm.
press him he viii. In all probabilify.
take them West. give thsmrs good
tryput Ia the aix.rouud flghts IN
Oakland. and II they make good. pat
them Oh with The good boys Ia the
longer San Francisco tights.
Nolan brings with him gold and
silver belt. studded with diamonds
to be awarded the winner OF one Of
the championships. 10 be bis III
perpetuity. The emblem will
probably be put up for the feather
weights. 9
The selection Of Nolan 10 make
these lfEWortanf matches IL a dis.
u.ct victory for the sx-manARer 81
Nelson over the old crowd ~ fight
presaotsrh IN San francisco. Who
thrrasesed. af0rf the Cans Nelson
fight. "a put NoIaa out Of business
The fsset game In san srarwiaco
hrs been e.og TO the dogs for
mouths. the naeay unsatisfactory
tsnss recently pusoed off having
sickensd the lovers Of the game
The kserh-l stssse seOiyxn. ketchal
Jack Sullivan. Tommy sulIivan.Af
ted Uri Atsell. %essss asthaSrs Jeff a
bad aHsse IN ORE no'sssss Of die faall
esna
spu1sed no me criticisms OF the
press and pisafssr. the sotHbtnss ,so
rneeens. hearing thsf Noi0 vas
going fssst on pFfSsse business. Be
soassd him 10 pick ont some good
m@fohes for uhesn. NOLAN. afoer SEINE
h~sftHtion. @eeested 10 thesF wishes
and when he WINDS us BIDS private
busin~ss he s@9 70 afssr biz
matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
BY Rinasider.
fstsr special ser~ice.l


SAN FRANCISCO. June lin
The realm ~ lat.rday fissicuffs. Abe
Attell. king Of the feather. weights.
stands out a. ono Of The very fe~
s1gousnis Of the Queenshnfy game
whose success In the rlng came
through braias. science and skill
instead of the more eommou mus
eglar phfniaas. aExrraaivcnesa and
punching ability which latter as
tributes seem 10 BE- the main stock
IN trade Of tho worlds top notch
gagillata-
Atteli IL the VERY esn-nes Of
clexannesn In snct. 50 akslifaily
docs The iltsie fsehnsw coaaaet
himself when In actian that al the
boys In his ciasa with the prob.
abb. exception % Owan Moraal are
easy FOR him. and BE IS fuand
erau with the ever ksxrvssiFa aud
husky RatsltaK Nelson wonld make
Il appear that this little chap. ~he
10 ssss his He. cannot w-iss more
than 10 pounds. IL a match for
ans llsbtwelkhs In the country. 10.
cause ~ his knosiedKs ~ shat 10
DO ard when 10 DO IL
Ahis's sklli dsd noi come % HIN
naturally When he started box
inE be- had upthiax but q kiilinE
ness Ia flKht and BIT % speed 10
FeeofnmUld him. Hut tho 10Y was
and Il sflll staasa. II the game
lie watched great scFapp~rs In &C
tion and learned something every
time he "a. them WHEN Re no
sscad q mistake OF . false move
made u went do~n IN hls msmory.
and shen Il came tine for him 10
bor he made 30 such error.
= don't think anybody watches
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Cheapfastern
Excursions

June 5th. 9Th. 18th. ausa. ulg sth.
TtA. zsnd. ard. August sth. tn.
.ist. ssad. 10 the oreEoa n X. g
Navtessao ca. through Portland
aud the picturesque Columbia ksE.
or route Chicago and return.
Szs 30. "a Louis. SO "a. Kansas
Citg. Omaha and Missouri River
posafn. SEQ. also several other
polnta Route via Salt Lake and
Denver. n desIaed Full particulars
Al Union Ticket Office. COS LIST Az.
" r. Ellis. General Agent. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

= battle az closely AZ I. says Abe.
Not only Ia the ring. but IN the
training auartera ! keep mr. eye
on whoever may b slinssag the
gloves. and b. Constant study 1
think | have about perfected rem.
~dY for The mistakes Of ufhsra
The result IL that have learned
Co protect myself ga most am kind
of koins. whaiher Il BE- She nenua
aiagsong style OF the hst esd sat
away sort
-AnotaeF thinR I'm an ere stu.
dent venkurs 20 say that "a
times out Of 100 I can call the turn
on Witch hand a fighter H. gslEs so
swing al me By looking him ~ tA~
ese. You can h@siss oaal thai fss<s1
wufk. can youf-
Aftelia smhittou IL 10 hox Joe
Cans. tse tight ~asxht champion
La iSfound bout thiuk ] have
ruyAi chaaee to outpoins the col
otea man sasa he When n
contsa 20 blocking Joe has noshsas
on mc. Ia fact. an far as ! esa soc
HE ono ndNantAg. IL about dozen
pounds Ia weight Besides Cans
has bern Meeting fellows Who etsr-
nalir s~Inr AZ him. They arc aa
easy for him a. they wonld be Cor
ns I'm affaight pnacher aud Ia
be siiiinE 10 bet = little sons thias
that Ia land on roe more oftcn
than he'd land os me
One hundred battles. many of
Which wsEs fought against men
mach heavier than himself. hare left
Atfsifa face without q battle scar
This in itself pays high tribute 10
the little fellows skill Always q
good drawing card. Abe has made
several fortunes In the ring. only 10
iose them At another fellows game.
the pohles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

Reach lie IL hslax weight lie
Is confident 81 beating cuiiea and
las sssefed wad of his ovn coin
On the result.
Johnnie Reid has practically CON.
pistad all arrangements for the 60
and he anticipates = record break.
Ing cruwd Two rattiing good pre-.
lgminaries will be staged. Tho
steamer Yosemite will leave for
the rinKslde the aftsFnoon Of the
battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
SPOKANE SHUTS
SEATTLE OUT
WEIGH Pitched Good Ball
But Errors Lost the
Game.
tay United prsssi

SPOKANE. Juns 3 Seattle was
shut out yesterday by the spokane
team with seora u = IA o. s..sa,
Jensen Was on the mound FOR
the Indians. and he had Eill.edged
support WEIGH pitched good ball
for Seattle. but errors BY Adams
aud Cabin let IN tao runs.
In five innings Seattle put the
fret man upon first base. but Jen.
sens twiriing was 80 effective that
the runner could never advance
past second once an attempted
sacrifice sas turned into a double
play
In the eighth inning. Nilh Stan.
ley on third and Bennett on sec
ond. II looked as Seattle would
score. Allen famed however. and
Cahiil Was caught out. retiring the
side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
KETCHELL fAVORITE
IN COMING FIGHT
10y United sres.1

MILWAUKEE. June Stanley
Ketchsll Il stout favorite over
fapke In The betting on tomorrow
nights fight Papks's supporters
are backing him heavily aud much
money IL already az on the out.
come. The Chicago fight fans are
Papke's heaviest hackers.
Both men abandoned heavy work
today, In keeping with the conds.
tons Of the battle Several hun.
dred people visited Ketchelrs camp
today. Papke arrived hsre thls
morning
Get your fishing tackle at Piper
q Tsffs. the sporting goods
store" SO
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sowr,swssfssS Inssus


; Tho Y~fke# Printing com.
I pAny team wants = game wifh
, the Mount Haker team for
nest sunday. Team averages
i6 years Of age. For arrange
; mgpfs sea Bernie Geisier. sec.
! und floor Times building. =
\ a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

H4utfsarf ihfer tsa~ HITS ef7ifpeaa
! faUustt sarfiflts hfts ~f.1lest Msirh
tasass Mznsls sfeish e@ses@t Hes
nets afr4ek suf - tssesa. ~
WeirH BASES % a.Iis or fens~n
Ell Nsf#h. ass ~ plteAs4 be
Fss.A Wtta pitch lenses Hsahle
pl.ss Aasaa4 - 1ssass - Aalsa4 fsn
80 - natsa tsft - hssas@s eassne
4 asafiie fins u feans~t - tsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
CULLEN-SCALER
HAVE CONTEST
SATURDAY
Considerable Betting Is Be-
ing Done on the
Big Fight.

There h Considerable betting be
Ing done on the cuiisn- scaler fight.
which takea place next Saturday
afternoon ut Sound Beach.
seaier is fsvorite at Spokane.
where they think him a world beat.
er. and bunch OF money has been
sent down here 10 20 up on his
chances. Cullen has many friends
in Seattle who will play him 10
wtn.
Cullen IL doing road work every
morning and working out st the
Washington club every afternoon
with Guy Buckles and Kid Marine
Dick IL below weight and in splen.
did shape.
4 am going to beat Scatter n II
Is In me-" he says. for I know
that my future depends upon the
battle think ~ will be a tough
fisht. bat ! am In the best shape
OF my life and feel very confident I"
scaisT IL working out st Sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

At uastaa fszstsa q Ns~ fafs
Al Ctiessea ttstskefs "a. chitex9
a. nraaat5n nFsasirs =. FhHae<l
sa1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

Al pstfaIs f'issstsas at fsesfnst 81
Al faiiaasiphi4 ~ xshieataA :. Phiias
dsffstia
A. lsa.aaa nastsa fss. Ns~ Terra go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
University Of Washington
Takes the Eight-0ar
Race.
California Crew Was Mol
in the Event al Any
Stage.

As announced exclusively IN the
taAt edition al yesterdays Star. the
eightoar crew Of the tniverslty
OF WASHINGTON defeated the gritty
oarsmen from California by i've
aud hair lengths In the three aile
race at Lake sNashiHgton ycster
day afternoon The time OF the
winners Was if minutes aud 10 sec.
onda.
California never had chance
The Washington crew rcwed with
steady stroke. keeping around 81
to the minute. which left them com
paratively strong az the finish
The California stroke hit up
pace OF 81 10 80 strokes a minute
and bis crew we're exhausted b
fore two miles had been passed Il
was also noticeable that tbs Wash.
inston she'll ran smoother than tie
California boat The short. choppY
strokes OF the CAlifornians did not
give their boat the easy gliding mo.
ton OF the Washington she'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

Al rpFttast Les krEsiss D Pert.
fsnd
A. Ffsses-ssa Feaaes.es n. oais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

Battieshfp fleet st navy yard
Boats leave Pier ?. foot Of Yesler
way. 10 times daily. 80
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California vent into the race
handicapped Harold Ashley at No
; had 10 b. replaced By Frank Ran
dali at the last moment. Ashley
had = poisoned hand. Randall
rowsd = plucky race. bat he was out
Of training and used 30 rowing or
the other side OF the boat AZ No.
The course was not cleared until
s.i6 and the crews did not 60 TO
the starting line until q 70 Coach
Garrett won the toss and choose
the outside position Promptly at
ASS Starter mil fired the gun
California caught the water line
frs; Aad With their rapid. short
stroke took the lead. Rowing 90
STROKES 90 the minute the California
crew AZ the end OF the FIRST mile
we're leading BY q length
Thea Stroke Kirby. Of the Wash.
ington crew. hit up the pace 10 as
a minute and the long. powerful
strokes OF the Washington crew be.
gan 10 tell slowy' they picked
up the CaIifornIans. headed them.
and after that the race was never
In doubt
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SPORTOeRAMs

Dave sullivan. hsskv -.
weight serappsf from he . ~snss
ih Seattle looking FOR mafessS =
s ,. be would Ike 10 meet g'' ~ y
bncklea a. rs pounds n ~
a good match vii result s' ~ -
u tough fighter ana eo, a,1'a u
buckies q good 70. p's
J = Touehard. u tos A.,
won bis place in the cons issrsa
aiouai tound 81 the Feline etl sislss
cup tennis singles ~ Ne4 Yo,s sl ~
tcrdaY Touehsfd defeated . -
Larnsd two aets out u tbtss :" r
uafry kmut aud his u...
Chick Hudson. left last 800.
ogden. Utah. where Krant vii ~ - =
Jimmy Gardner June IA Co.'S. ~
IN tough game Tor anx -.s.H
weight snd Kfant VIII N vss
b. comes away without stan,s'
had beating tt
The fight between rget ~.
and Kid Bealsr next as,n 49,
should be- a classy Aattle r'.i
men arc exceptionally clever -
Cullen packs hard WALTON -
Battling Nelson made a snoA :.
precision IN bis workouts I, M -
theatre last week. aud mani 49,
fans In this city will hack ~
beat Joe Cans shen they usss "a.
4 Nelson's condition seems Il
flute the nlmots that he 1, ~.
back and his speed aud elsy.r.s-.
has certainly improved the lssi ~
yeara.
The battle that IL attrsrtlr, =.
tcntiou an over the country /, =.
mill between Billy Fapks and g.
ley Ketehell. which i te-5EsS >.
JulGat Milwaukee Who Viii -,
VIVA, happens when al irreslstsa.
tnfca meets an immoEal,e hsssv,
That's the answer
frarY seems 10 have reecv.,s<
from hia attack OF acute hss ,ns.
ment Of last week. But IL, b,ss,s.
DO byE0nes.
Another autolst hart whlls 40.
ucins on a circular mile trsct
u criminal TO send hesy "a.
around a circular track Al Ma
speed Some race prumsssr a.
not seem 10 realize this. Ara ~.
Ing on circular tracks shorls !.
lsgislaied against Bull fIxhtns 4
tame compared 10 Il from 4 s,snl
point q fatalities 9
James Y. Chalmers, ess Of a.
holders OF the national bo.IIzs
championship 10 the twomen sss.s
died yesterday q, Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

txatn and again Watter. captain
and stFeke Of California. would hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

The hght between Dek Cd.
and Kid Beaisr next ss,n.Ss
should be- a classy battle h..
men are exceptionally elsye, ~
Cullen packs hard wallop -
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ffaTY seems 70 have Feeoy.,s<
from hla attack Of acute bad ,uss
ment Of last week But lei b,rsss.
DO byg0nes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

J T Touehard u Ios h,..,..
won bis place IN the se,s lii .s',,
sionai to1nd 81 the Feline eti s,olss
cup tennis singles NJ Ne4 Yo,g =
ierdaY Touehsrd defeated : -
Larnsd two aets out u tbfss r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

James Y. Chalmers. ons Of Il.
holders OF the national bosIl.s
championship 10 the two men ever,
died yesterday At Chicago.
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TIE seers ~ irsisss
asastia rssaaaasrr esaaa $50 -
e aasaos ss#s sasaa ei -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-25

"A large company net IN the VoSCr
Wednesday evening, Nov. 18. at the re
ception given Mr.. and Mrs. Price, VIII
have moved here from Sherbrooke, P
q. Refreshments were served and ,
very pleasant evening enjoyed by all
The schools will begin Monday, Nov
30, with the following teachers Cen
ter. Willie Gray; Echo, Lillian Find
lay; Buck, Myrtle Ames; DOllof, IL
White Blake, Effie Moore. 1t is un
certain who will teach the village
school.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. George Dane is on the sick list
Mrs. Mary Badger is visiting her sol
Herbert.
Grace Phifield is working at Rev
E. T. Hurd's.
Mrs. Hurd is recovering from he,
recent illness.
Esther Kidder has returned from ,
visit in Barton.
Will Hildreth is working for Mr.
Nelson in the mill.
Reginald Eley has returned to his
work in Berlin. NH.
Mrs. John Smith is in Ellenburg. N.
Y. visiting relatives.
Ed. Hutchinson is making some re-
pairs on Mrs. Seavey's house.
Claude Moore Of McIndoes Falls is a
guest of his uncle, John Smith.
Horace Wilder is SO i'll as to be con
fined to his bed, on account of boils.
Tina Hudson of East Charleston Wis.
tied Mrs. Bert Armstrong Saturday.
Mrs. Peter Pickel is in Island POND
visiting at the home of her son Harp.
er.
Mr.. Moffatt Of st. Johnsbury has
been guest Of Mrs. Ella Rich the past
few days.
Bernie Gray has had a bathroom put
into his house. John Hay Of cerby do
ing the work.
Mrs. Rich Of Derby has been here
the past week with millinery and re.
ceived good patronage.
Julia Clarke Of Island Pond haa
come to spend the winter with her sis
ter. Mrs. A. w. Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Bracket are
in Gorham, N. H., visiting their daugh-
ter Mrs. Curtis Norton.
Ed. Hutchinson and family spent
Sunday In Morgan with Mrs. Hutchin.
sons mother, Mrs. Peavey.
Fred Marcott, who works for Bernie
Gray, will move his family into Mr..
Gray's tenement this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Carpenter OF
Derby spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A M. Temple.
Mrs. Clifton Barrup. correspondent.
would be peased. to receive at any time
interesting items from anyone.
George Pierce of Bloomington was
in town over Sunday. the guest Of his
cousins, Fred and Lizzie Parlin.
Mrs. Herbert Uttin has been to st.
Johnsbury to see her brother, Walter
Fordyce, who is at Brightlook hospital.
Mrs. Hill Of East Charleston has
moved into II. G. Ruiter's house and
Mr.. Ruiter and sons will board there.
Justus Wood and family have moved
to the farm Mr.. Wood recently pur.
chased not far. from Barton Landing.