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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
DRIVEN ON ROCKS,
SCHOONER IS LOST
The Agnes Manning Struck the Ledges
OFF Rye Beach, New Hampshire,
Yesterday.

Portsmouth, N. H., Jan. 2l-While
heating down the coast in the teeth Of
a strong sonthwesterly gale yesterday,
the four masted schooner Agnes Man
ming Of Philadelphia, bound light from
this port for Brunswick, Ca, struck on
the lodges off Rye, between sunlen
Rocks and Ragged Neck. about an eighth
Of mile west of the Wallis Sands life
saving station. Last night the schooner
was pounding heavily, and her bottom
appeared to be badly broken. Although
Capt J. H. Shepherd and his crew re-
fused to abandon the vessel, the chance
Of saving her was not regarded as prom
ising
The schooner struck the lodges at high
tide At low water last night she lay
well inshore within 200 feet of the beach
and with only three feet Of water around
her keel The Agnes Manning draws
eight feet Of water "A tug went out
from here to the schooners assistance
late yesterday afternoon but on ac-
count of shallow water could not reach
her. At high tide this morning an ef
fore was to be made to float the vessel
if the weather Is favorable The crew
OF the Wallis Sands lile-saving station
went ont to the schooner yesterday, but
their offer to take the crew ashore was
declined The vessel lies SO close inshore
that Captain Shepherd and his men can
easily reach the beach should it be neces-
sary to abandon her during the night
The Agnes Manning was bound for
Brunswick, Ga, to take on load Of
railroad ties consigned to New York She
is owned by Amos Birdsall Of philaael-
phia. and was built at Camden. Me- in
1902 Her net registered tonnage is $40.
The schooner discharged Cargo Of
coal at railroad wharf last week. and
she was towed down the river yester-
dav morning She has been frequent
visitor at this port. She carries crew
of seven men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
TRIED, CONVICTED,
SENTENCED: 9 HOURS
Speedy Justice Worked Out in Newark,
N. j, on Negro Accused Of
Murder.

Newark, n. j., Jan. 2l,-Within less
than nine hours from the time he was
brought into court yesterday. George
Wilson. eolored, was tried, convicted and
sentenced to death for the murder Of
Frederick r Romer, an undertaken, who
was found dead III his room in hotel
IN Orange, n J-.-Dec. IL last.
The jury was quickly selected, the
witnesses for the state testified ii rapid
succession. and Ia the afternoon Wilson
took the stand as tile sole witness for
the defense. He admitted causing Romer's
death, but said he did not attack the
man until he was discovered BY Romer
in his room. Wilson did not say what he
was doing in the room when found.
The iury's consideration Of the case
was brief and sentence Of death in the
electric chair was passed, Justice Ten
Eyck fixing the week beginning March
2 for the execution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
TOOK PRESENTS FROM
STANFORD WHITE
One Of Them Was a Pearl Box Worth
$1,000, But She Gave Them All
Away. Said Young Mrs. Thaw.

New York, Jan 81 Smiling bnt de-
Gant, Evelyn Thaw took tie stand again
today for the last of the merciess
examination begun yesterday by
District Attorney Jerome in the trial of
Harry Thaw. Jerome began with her
soiourn in Paris, and asked several qnes
tions regarding the European trip. Since
leaving her mother in London, Evelyn
said She had seen her but once after ner
marriage.
IN many instances the witness haf-
fed her examiner BY replies Of Il don't
know" and Il don't remember She
said she saw White in the Madison
square tower perhaps a week after her
return from Europe. When Jerome
pressed his case on this point, Evelyn
asked angrily. "What do you mean, sirg
You are trying to create wrong inn
preston. ! was but one Of several
guests at the dinner in Che Tower at the
time you speak Of
Confronted with copy Of the alleged
affidavit signed by her in Whites studio,
telling how Thaw mistreated her, sac
declared that she had never sworn to
any such document and denied that she
had ever told White and his attorney
Abe Hummel that Thaw had beaten her
"fIe always took the best of care Of
me-" she said
Evelyn said that Thaw told her tnat
the story Of his cruelty to Young women
was black mailing scheme. and that
Ethel Thomas, the actress he was ac-
oused of beating. went 10 great many
lawyers to bring suit against him, but
IIummel was the only one who would
have anything 60 do with the case. She
that she had received
many valuable presents from White, in
Gliding d pearl box worth $1,000, but
declared she gave them all away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
10 FORM z. M. c, A.
Agitation Started at Pittsford, Commit
tee Chosen.

Pittsfofd. Jan. 2t-The formation If
a Young Mems Christian association is
strongly agitated here and all the young
men are interested. A meeting has al
ready been held and William 4. Denison
has been chosen secretary to look after
all correspondence connected with the
movement \ committee. consisting Of
Harry Smith, Cnrtice Hitchcock, John
Barnes, r. J. Briggs and Robert Love
land, were appointed to carry out the
plan. This committee viii make thor
ough canvass and if they do not consid-
er a Y. NJ. G A. advisable young peo-
pies club along some other lines win be
formed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
cUTLER-PARsoNs.
Barre Boy Married in Bellows Falls
Yesterday Afternoon.

Bellows Falls, Jan. 2i.---A very pret
ty wedding took place at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e, Parsons yesterday
afternoon at one o'clock when their
daughter, Rosamond Ladd, was united
ii marriage to Frank Ennis Cutler. TIE
marriage ceremony was performed by
the Rev J. 0. Sherburn, former pastor
.of the Methodist church
The room was prettily decorated with
evergreen and green and rcd paper, and
the couple stood under an arch Of ever
green. decorated with Christmas bells
and molly. The bride was attended by
Miss Mary clary and Ralph Parsons,
brother Of the bride, acted as best man.
The wedding march was played by Miss
Lowell.
The bride was attircd in gray pere de
soir and carried brides roses, and the
bridesmaid was dressed in pale blue nuns
yelling and carried pink carnations.
After the ceremony, a wedding din
ner was served to the relatives and i'm.
mediate friends. Many presents, inclul-
ing glass and silyerware were given the
happy couple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler left on the 2:50
train for wedding trip through New
England, stopping at Barre at the home
Of the gToom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w f. Cutler The groom is well known
in Barre. having been graduated from
Spaulding high school in sthe class Of
1904 He then went to the Albany
business college, and after graduating
there be was employed in the Montpelier
q Wells River railroad Offices at Mont
pclier for two years, leaving there last
fall to accept position as assistant
manager in the advertising Office Of the
Vermont Farm Machine company of
Bellows Falls.
His bride is popular young lady Of
this place and is graduate Of Bellows
Falls high school in the class Of 1905.
They have the best wishes Of their many
friends for happy and prosperous mar
ried life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
OFFICERS SCHOOL DATES.
Examinations to Be Held at Brattleboro
February and Z.

Bradford, Jan. 2i,--In general order
No. q, from the Office here Of Adiutant-
General W. II. Gilmore, the commission
ed officers Of the Vermont National
Guard are ordered TO meet at BrattIeboro
February 6 and for Instruction and
drill
Colonel ]. Gray Estey viii direct the
course Of instruction which win em-
brace all the military subjects (se far as
time permitsl required for examination
Of the grades.
Colonel ] Gray Estey, Major Fl. Ed
ward Dyer and Captain w ". Russell
viii constitute board to observe and
report upon the work accomplished at
the school for the information of the
commander III chief.
All officers elected are appointed pre-
vious TO February s, 1905, not having
taken examination, win report at Brat
tleboro, 2:3o p. M, February ), for ex-
animation
The quartermasterg general will pro-
vide for the actual necessary expense Of
tile officers, and one days per diem for
members Of the examining board
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
New Grange at Richmond.

c. S. Hopkins, a deputy Of the Yer.
mont state Grange, was IN Richmond
the latter part Of last week interesting
the farmers III local grange the or.
ganization ct the grange took place
Saturday night and the following off.
cens were elected and installed: Master,
y. A. Rhodes; overseer, ID. j. Squires
lecturer, NJ. J. Gleason; steward. A. S.
johnson; assistant steward. G. r. An
drews; chaplain, Mrs. NJ s. Whitcomb;
treasurer, G. s Towne; secretary, Bios
som r. Goodrich3 gatekeeper, s. Il AM
drews; ceres, Mrs. Il. A. Rhoades; POI
mona, Mrs. d. ]. Sqmres; Flora. Airs.
A. G. Johnson; lady assistant steward,
Mrs. G. B. Andrews. There were forty
on the charter list and a good degree OF
interest was manifested. The next
meeting will be held Monday, February
3rd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
TWO DEMOCRATS
ELECTED REPUBLICAN
Louis M. Clark Chosen Chairman Of the
Boston Board Of Aldermen Through
a Detection Of the DEM
oerafs

Boston, Jan. 21-After several inef-
fectual attempts, the board Of aldermen
organized yesterday BY choosing Louis
NJ. Clark, Republican, Of Dorchester, as
chairman. The board stands seven
Democrats and Six Republicans, but the
deadlock was broken byitwo Of the Dem
ocrats voting for Mr. Clark.
Two years ago. the board Of aldermen
did not select chairman for six months,
while last year permanent organiza-
tion was not effected until November.
Mayor Hibhard continued his reorgan
ization Of the various departments of
the city by appointing George w. Nor
rison superintendent Of public buildings,
William II. Minot as superintendent oil
printing and James B. Noyes as school
commissioner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
ONE BODY HEADLESS
ANOTHER MANGLED
Death on The Track For Two Wood
Choppers Near Island Pond yester-
day-Their Bodies Found.

Island Pond, Jan. 2i.--Early yester-
day afternoon the body Of a man was
found on tile tracks Of the Grand Trunk
railway within hall mile Of here 1t
had been run over BY an engine and the
head and one arm were missing These
were later found two miles from where
the body las The remains were then
identified as those Of Neil Chamberlain,
aged 55 years. who had made bis home
for the past few years at Norton.
While hunting for the head If Cham
berlain's body, another BODY was found
which was that Of Emile 1'abbee, aged
2s years, whose home was at ST. Marie,
y. o.
The men were employed as choppers
il the Fitzgerald Land & Lumber com
pany camp at Summit, six miles from
this village. Sunday they created
disturbance at the camp and we're dis
charged. Monday morning they started
To walk to Island Pond and were over
taken presumably BY the shunter. re
turning from assisting freight train up
the grade to Summit
Liquor was found in their possession
and an inquest was deemed necessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
VOLUNTARILY ASSIGNED.
But Norwalk, Ohio, Savings Bank, De-
positors Win Not Lose.

Norwalk, O., Jan. 2l-Tbe Norwalx
Savings hank made a voluntary assign
ment for the benefit of its creditors.
following a meeting Of directors and Of
ilcers yesterday. This was indirectly
due to the assignment last week Of the
Ohio Trust company of this citv The
amount Of deposits withdrawn made it
impossible for The bank to weather the
storm.
I'd G. Einen and G. I. Thomas were
appointed assignees of the bank It il
believed the hank win be able to pay its
creditors and depositors in full Its last
monthly statement. in December. shows
its total resources to be S35s,0 ,000. and
its individual deposits S235,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
FAVOR RESTORING
ARMY CANTEEN
General Bell, Chief of staff Made His
Annual Report Today and Comes
Out Strongly For The canteen.

Washington, d. c.. Jan. 21.-In mis- an
nual report today General Bell. chief Of
the staff settles all doubts as to the
opinion Of army authorities concerning
the anti-canteeu law. THE army is
practically unanimous TO have the can
teen established" He SAYS that even
many officers who are on principal op.
posed to using intoxicating liquors
realize that such usc cannot be prevented
and the sale of beer at the post exehang-
es would be the lesser evil.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
HYDRANT PRESSURE Low,
FIREMEN HANDICAPPED
Fire in a Buffalo Institution Last Night
Caused Loss Of s15o,ooo, Fire Chief
Mcconnell Hurt.

Buffalo, n. y. Jan. 21.-The trade
.ehool at Father Bakers Protectory at
Vest Seneca. an institution for waywari
i6vs, was destroyed by fire last nignt
rhe loss is placed al S150000. Lack Of
"a er pressure in the nvdrants badly
tandicapped the firemen They were I'M.
,e 70 do more than prevent the spread
1ames TO other buildings of the pro.
ctpry. None of the inmates were in
etrade school building when the fire
~ ont. First Chief McConnell's auto
Unto a street car while making the
lo the fire. Mcconnell was thrown
lt he was not seriously hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
ITS ssTH MEETING.
First Church Of Burlington Lack One
Year Of Century Age.

Burlington, Jan 21.-The Goth annual
meeting Of the First Church was held
last evening in the parish house. when
the reports for the past year were heard
and business discussed for the work 10
the future. The reports q all the oiii.
GERS were most satisfactory, and showed
the church to Be in thriving condition.
The treasurer reported receipts during
the year Of S5,42035, with all bills paid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
DOG RIVER FAIR SUIT SETTLED.
W. W. Holden, Plaintiff, Made PROPOSE
tion Which Was Accepted.

Northfeld, Jan. 2l--At special
meeting Of the directors Of the Dog
River Valley Fair association held last
Friday. at tie rooms "a the Mortified
Savings bank, the suit Of w VT Holden
against the asooiRtion was cIpsed BY
settlement At the solicitation of the
officers, Mr.. Holden made proposition
for settlement which was accepted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
WEST ToPsHAM.
installation Of oficers Of Ethan Allen
Lodge, X. of P.


Installation Of officers of Ethan Allen
lodge, X of F., no. 26, was held the
10th, and they are as follows: G. G..
II w. Currier; v. G., NJ A. White /;
preate. ] A. Dow; NJ. F, d. r. Bagley /:
X. r. 81, A. j. Grant M. al. John Mas
tins NJ. f., L A. Ranney; NJ. w. c. RI.
Hight L G., L. f Sanborn; O. g., f. r.
hellows trustees. i. +. Sanborn, IT. A.
White G Il. Hight
Carroll Button was in town Sunday.
L. r. Wood Of Bradford was in town
Saturday.
u. f. Sanbon and wife visited in
Bradford Friday
Clinton Smith Of Bridgeport, Conn,
is in town on business.
w. G. Jackson was in Bradford and
North Thetford one day last week on
ouinsess.
hight Brothers sold a pair Of oxen last
week and bought a larger pair Of the
town Of Coriuth.
Rev 1 A. Ranney and D. +. Bagley
were in Waterbury Wednesday to at
tenI the district meeting OF the X
OF p
Mrs Hannah Batehelder died at l. A.
Churchs the l7th. at 1880. Of heart
failure; age 81 years. The funeral Was
held sunday At the ehunh Rex |. A.
Ranney officiating lnterment a the
West Iopsham cemetery. beside her bus
band.
A. i Whiteomh 81 Washington. Stiis.
trict dcpuiy was in town saturday on
busincss With the grange Installation
Of officers 81 the Waits River grange
Friday night Grand deputy u. 6.
Pierce Of Braftlebaro win be present.
also Mr.. Whiteomb and wife will Do
aoor work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
NO. / OBJECTED
And He Cot Into Trouble with suitor
No. Q.

A supposedly jealous disposition and
desire to be an oplooker where he was
no longer invited got certain young
man Of the city into trouble few
evenings since. II seems that the young
man had been excepting company" with
a certain young lady, who resides in the
north end Of the city, and the course
OF true love not running smoothly in this
particular case. he was informed that
his presence was no longer desirable and
another young man came to take his
place on the couch in the corner.
A few nights after he had received
his quietus. Young Man no. ] went to
the house, and suspecting that his suc
cessful rival was present, proceeded to
do the peeping Tom act through the
window. Like the original popping
Tom" he was discovered and, it is
said. received merited chastisement at
the hands of no. q
No complaint has been entered to the
police and 1t is supposed that the pepper
has decided that lie got no more than
was coming to him."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
BULLET IN BRAIN
AND STAB in FACE
Guiseppi BellebelIa Of Boston Was Prob
ably Fatally Injured in Lynn,
Mass, Last Night.

Lynn, Mass Jan. I'll. G,iseppi Belle
bella Of North street Boston, was picked
up on the street last night and taken to
the Lynn hospital with long stab
wound in his cheek and revolver bull
let in his brain. He is not expected to
recover.
Bellebella is s5 years old. He came
here yesterday to see his brother, Fran
els, shoemaker None OF the italians
ia the neighborhood admitted knowing
anything about the assault, but the po-
lice took thirty Of them to the central
station for identification.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
OFFICERS FOR 1908
Elected by Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Baptist Church.

9AfAAcA &AbANAAf
AT the annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the Baptist church, the
following officers were elected for the
year 1905: president, Mrs. Z. NJ Tayn-
tor; first vice president, Mrs. Reynolds;
second viee-presideut, Mrs. Hutchinson;
secretary, Mrs. Gallison; treasurer Mrs.
Kidder; flower committees Mrs. Rollins
and Pansy Lewis; relief committee, Mrs.
Braisted, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Inglis; ex-
ecutiye committee, Mrs. W. a. Perry,
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Braisted
Mrs. Tayntor gave history of the
organization.
The Ladies' Aid society was formed in
the fall OF 1895, and during the twelve
years it has assisted materially in the
support of the church, both spiritually
and financially 1t has contributed 81,
2l0.Sl toward the financial support OF
the church, the banner year being 1902,
when the society gave S462,s6. The
Of the Ladies' Aid is small,
but in spite Of that, there is much prom
ise for good work this year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
Nor pRPoFIrABLE
To Hire Convict Labor in Franklin
County.

ST. Adams. Jan. 2l.-The convict labor
Of Franklin county. under the provisions
~ an act Of thc legislature Of 1905. does
not appear to he profitable as in many
counties Of Tie state. The report for
the past year shows: amount earned.
S356.20; expenses. S357Sl; leaving a
deficit OF sleI Forty conyicts were sen
tenced during the year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
wm Be wound Up.

Chicago. Ian. 2l.-The affairs Of the
Commonwealth Trust and Savings bank.
an Institution organized two years ago
a. strictly enion labor hank. are 10
be wound ep aHa lhe corporation IS to
be Dissolved The stockholders unani-
mously decided at their annual meeting
here Yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
MUCH HAVOC.
FOUR MAY DIE
Ammonia Tank Exploded at
GreensbuTg, Penn.
GUESTS IN PANIC
Explosion Took Place Under Concrete
Pavement in Front Of Hotel
Total Damage Will Amount
to $4,000

Greensburg, Pa, Jan. 2l.- Four men
were probably fatally injured and prop
erty was damaged to the extent Of $780,
600 to-day, when an ammonia tank ex-
ploded under the concrete pavement in
front Of the Hotel Rappec. The pave.
ment was torn up for distance Of 100
feet and the front walls Of y u drug
store and the hotel bar were shattered
The hotel guests rushed out in panic
but escaped injury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
MONTPELIER,
Five Per Cent. Dividend in Robert Paine
Case.

a dividend Of per cent. was paid yes
terday in bankruptcy court in the ease
Of Robert f Paine OF Mortified, who
formerly conducted a grocery business in
that village.
John nozx. who resides on Charles
street. pleaded guilty in city court YES.
terday morning to n first oiferse ef in
toxication and paid dnc and costs of
Sil20
The members oi Montpelier council.
knights Of Columbus. and their wives
and lady frisnds will be given + com
phmentary dance Wednesday evening il
their hall, for which Gilbertson's orches-
tra OF, Barre viii furnish music.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
swIFrs LAST AUDIENCE.
Gov. Guild of Massachusetts Issues a
Statement

Boston, Mass, Jan. 2l.--In regard to
the visit which Morrison L Swift and
his followers Of the unemployed propos
ell to make to the state house yesterday,
the following statement was given out
at the executive chamber yesterday af-
ternoon,
eGoyernor Guild has already given Mr.
Swift an audience and does not propose
10 give another He Is now investigat
ing Mr.. Swift's record and is daily send
ing applications filed with him to va
rious organizations charged with proyid-
ing relief for the poor. So far these
nave proved effective
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
4 PLEASANT EVENING
As Well as Enjoyable Was Spent by
Athena Club and Guests.

The Athena club held social at the
home of Mrs. J. G. Mcleod, Averill street,
last evening. and most favored were the
friends who were invited. The follow
ing program was given;
Piano solo, Mrs. W. S. Bassett.
Art at home. Miss Angie E. Badger.
Banjo solo. Mrs. H. A. Gould.
The talk on art was impressive and
highly interesting. The thought that
The eternal fitness of things is the beau
ty Of simplicity was expressed IN the
souvenirs. IN the dining room dainty
we're served by the con-
nittee. Mrs.. Sksze. Mcleod, Houston
and Vsala
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21

Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and today are Il. l. Lowell. Au.
burn. Me-: I. II Bloom. \. y; George
S. Herman. Boston; J. r. Boviea, St.
Johnsbury: Il. F. Mccartney, Concord,
n. lis; ]. ~ Green irs Burlington; I.
II. Delanys Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
R.sumed Basiness Yesterdav.

New York. Jan. 21-The Hamilton
bank in i25lh street. and its Six branches
scattered throughout the upper portion
of Manhattan ard the Bronx, which had
been closed about three months, resumed
business yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
WINS ON HIS NERVE.
Chances What Gives slOssOn the
victory Over Sutton.

York. Jan. 2l.--Nervy billiards
OF bart Of George +. Slosson brought
hitueh the winner last night il the
fifWteh of his 1872 halk line series
wiz Gorge sutton Uatil the refy
en- son appeared to be hopelessly
hes sbr he won BY a score ii 8eA fo
35s winners average was - and
his 4uns I35. loo and AZ. SustoH's
avsT as 2 7-l6 and his best rms
l5i 81 S. From nov on T. The
End series. OF which Slosson has
wons and Sutton two. the pair viii
plas int matches nightly Il slos-
scn ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
TAKEN BACK 10 MALONE.
Man Charged With Raising Check in
rev York State.

f. NJ. Kelley, wanted in Malone, n. W,
and who, it is alleged, raised a check
and stole cash register in that town,
was arrested yesterday in Moretown by
Sheriff Henry Allen and two deputy
sheritfs He was at the farm house of
George Mead Kelley was taken to Ma
lone last night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
TWO FAST GAMES.
Company F Beat Norwich Reserves and
Northfeld High Beat Waterbury A. A.

Mortified, JAN 2l.-Two fast and ex-
citing basket ball games were played
in Armory hall last night, one between
Company and Norwich reserves, result
ing in favor Of Company +, 33 to 52,
and the other between Northheld high
school and Waterbury A. Al, the home
team winning hy a score Of IL to II.
Wilder, n t '09, refereed both games.