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The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
CHEVY CHASE CLUB READY
Middle Atlantic Golf Tourney Will
Be Held This Week.
Championship Trophy at Stake In
Tournament that VIII Start Next
Thursday on Local Links.

All is in readiness at the Chevy Chase
Club for the annual tournament OF the
Middle Atlantic Golf Association that will
be played on Thursday. Friday. and Sat
urday. The association is composed of
the various country clubs of Delaware,
Maryland. Virginia, and District os Co
lumbia.
The officers OF the association are:
President, Alexander Britton. Chevy
Chase Club. Washington. secretary. d.
T. Mallory. Baltimore Country Club, and
treasurer. Yates Penniman, Baltimore
Country Club.
The programme follows:
May 3s-9 {. m. qualifying round. az IS holes
medal playi best l6 scores 20 qualify for the cham
ponship; second s to qualify for club cup. third ls
20 qualify for players cup; fourth Is 20 qualify FOR
the dub cup low score prize for best qualify round
team trophy.
May 2s-2 p m. first round for chsmponship
club. PLAYERS and dub GUS. IS holes; match play
eight PLAYERS defeated in each ls 10 continue play
for consolation prizes
May 2e-lO a. m second round for championship
club players and dub cups; first round To- consola
ti0n CUPS.
May 2-2.30 p. m. semi-ansls Tor championship
club. players. dub. and consolation cups
May 8-l050 a m, first round finals for cham
pionship. club players and drb cups and inals for
consolation cups
May 3O-2:30 p m. completion Of finals for cham
piouship. club players aud dub cups; all-day com
petition for handicap prizes az u holes; medal play
The winner of the tournament will be
the champion Of the association for the
year. have possession OF the champion
ship trophy, which will be marked with
his name. and will also receive a hand
some prize.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
LEWIS TRIMS RUSSELL.
Loser Tries to Land a Gripping
Blow Toward Close.

Philadelphia. May 23.-By more skiIlful
boxing. Harry Lewis was able 10 out
point INK Russell in their return match
at the National Athletic Club tonight,
although Russell was in excellent shape
and lighting hard 10 the finish. Like their
hrst battle, Lewis did the most OF his
execution in the first three rounds. and
then eased UP bit at the finish. Rus
sell did not extend the left hand Jabs
which Harry rained on his face from
start 20 finish. but carried the fighting
to his man throughout the bout.
Lewis had the advantage OF the first
three rounds but failed 10 weaken the
hardy INK. In the fifth and sixth rounds
Lewis resorted TO clever tactics and was
able 70 hold his lead. Russell tried hard
to get in a crippling blow in these two
rounds. but could not penetrate his rivals
defense 70 any great effect.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs. NIinot. los CHeideD.
Sl40. won: Frontensc. ia lWarenl. 50 place sec
ond; Hannibal Boy. los (Pickens). $50 show third.
Tine lab Hollow. Stonerhil Bitter Miss Pot
ter. and Scintilla also mn.
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs w. A. Leach. 100
Burtonl. $1,000. won; Aoquia lo2 (Siartin) Ni
place. second; Direct l09 lPickensl SEQ show.
third Time 20 IS Wool Winder. Ben Howe.
RosebuTg Fundamental Transform. Denver Girl.
and Sister Jennie also ran.
THIRD RACE-SN furlonss Balbus % tGrifinl.
Sio, won; Honest, % (Morganl $3.50 place sec
ond; Great Pirate. 90 Martini $40 show, third.
Time. ll2 IS. Senator johnson. Huck Grand
Dame. Little Oaee. May Jane. Usny. and Lady
Esther also rar
FOURTH RACE-One mile The Dark Night
81 (Butlorl, S970. Won: Lena. los OWarren) sll 80
place. second; Plantland. 100 NIider) 5000 show.
third. Time. 40. Aunt Rose. Seal Heine and
w. T. Overton also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Ielaveita lt5 Ofr.
Caldwell $3.50. won Dario. liS NIr Collicrl $40 81
show second; High Bear. lsi Ntr Rittel 50 10
show. third Time las Fortunate Wasvif, La
Dor. c. II. Shilling. Pete Vinegar. and DR. Baker
also an.
SIXTH RACE-One and onesixteenth miles. C,m-
bal. 100 Tfckens $3.50 won: Hostile Hyphen qs
Butler. Sll.O place second; Margare, Rspdojnb
9s CAlartinl $50 show. third Time. l:ss Is Bean
Bummcl. Water Cooler. Paamon. Kings Son Al
ma Boy and Hybrid also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
swnrthmore WAY Lose PInver..

Swarthmore. Pa. May 23.--Many OF the
best players on the football team Of
swarthmore viii enter other colleges this
fall as a result OF the ruling by which
the game has been dropped for a year
after the season Of 1908 has been COM
pleted. None Of the men who were fac
tors in the game will talk. but the num-
Der Of catalogues Of other colleges which
have been pouring into the local post
office. and particularly the quantity ad-
dressed to the men who were members of
the football team, lead 10 the belief that
many OF them contemplate a change this
fall 1t is reported that O'Brien, Miller,
and Krider VIII enter Penn.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Futurity course Lee Harrison.
IL Hayes. J, 20 !. wor Andrew B. Cook ll5
uicttig. 70 10 5. second. Boloman l03 Ross 10
]. third. Time. lao is. Hereafter. Lord Of tho
Forest. Belle Of Ir0quois. Buster Johns ROYAL
Rogue. and Sir Russell also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ono mile. The Sultan. 10
Psgel. 70 2. won Miss Nav Bowdish l03 ROSS
20 :. second; Big Store, l06 CWilliamsl, s 70 ].
third Time, IAt Is. Current Pella. Canado.
Belasc1. Distritutor. Ten Row. Slightly Nancy W
Confederate. and Saraha also mn.
THIRD HACE-One milo and seventy Yards
Martin Mas. III Miller. Il 20 10. won: Eduardo.
III Resi- 10 20 l. second: 81. Modan. 81 Char
bCneaul s 20 J. third. Tirce las as Standover.
Royal River, Rubinon. Capt. Burnett. and Gate
way also ran
FOURTH RACE-One AID ne-sixteenth miles.
Down Patrick. Jos Miller. Il 70 s. won; vox
Populi loi NicIntyrel. % 2. second: Cloyne %
Bmt0nl TO J. third Time. l:A45. J. c.
Glen. Northwest Lizaro. \. Muskoday, and Eleva-
tion also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile and seventy yards Mil
Sons lo3 tRettigl. TO l. won: Daucuton lo1
(kellyl. even. second; Mattress Jos Hayes 70 /
third Time. Las 35 Johnstovn Col Jewell.
Martie Mayer, Silver Line, Beech Wood, Elie
Lucky Lad and Ampedo also ran.
SIXTH BACE-FiTe and one-half furlongs. Burn
ing Bush % lRoSl. 10 l. won: Grace G.. lo6
CRettigl. l6 TO 5. second: Pai0rita III williams
20 ?. third Time 16. Native Son. Bucolc
Prccn, and Cl0udlight also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
CANOE REGATTA OUTLOOK.
Prospects for IntercIub Meet on Dec
Oration Day Bright.


The outlook for the Interclub Canoe
Associations annual regatta, on May 30,
at Sycamore Island. is bright. indeed.
There are plenty Of entries, and among
those proposing to participate are num-
bered the leading members of the differ
ent clubs along both the Lower and Up
per Potomac. There will also be num-
Der OF unique events announced later
and some Of the prizes viii be Of great
value to the winners.
The regatta committee has about per-
fected arrangements for the event. and
will make It point 70 start on time and
to keep the races going regularly. so
that there will be no unnecessary delay.
Ii has been decided that all contestants
must be at the starting line. five minutes
before their event. in order 10 qualify
This Will insure dispatch.
Entry blanks may be obtained either
by calling on or writing 10 Adrian Sizer.
room S2l, Colorado Building, inelosing
entry fees. The committee wishes again
TO call attention 10 the fact that appli-
cation must be made az once. as the en-
tries will positively be limited 10 a COM
Portable number.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
TURNER STAYS LIMIT.
Local Wrestler Makes Good Showing
Against Kid Cutler.

al the Gayety Theater last night, but he
stayed with the Minnesota champion
thirty minutes and won the $50 which
Cutler posted.
The local boy escaped from several
dangerous holds, his best work being in
getting away from a toe hold and half
Nelson.
Turner best hold was a half-Nelson
and wrist hold, which he used 20 good
effect in staying Cutler of.
Pat O'Connor acted as referee, and
George Smith and J. GULL were time
keepers.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
GOING AFTER HEAvIEs NOW.
ketcheII Says He VIII Try to Get
Match with Burns

Chicago, May 2s.-Stanley Ketchen. who
knocked out Jack (Twin) Sullivan in San
Francisco recently, is going after heavy
weight honOrs.
In Chicago to-day. on his way to NIL
waukee, where he meets Billy Papke, he
said:
Just one or two more fights for me as
a middle-weight and then 1 leave the
class. fight heavies, and so after Tommy
Burns
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
THREE RACES At BRIGHTwOOD.
Light Harness Events VIII Be Held
on Decoration Day.

Decoration Day will be observed at
Brightwood by three light harness events.
consisting OF a 2:24 trot. a Dds pace, and a
free-for-all trot or pace. Tho purse in
each event will be $780, Entries in the
several classes will ciose at midnight
Thursday. In order 10 Ill each event. six
horses must enter. A free-for-all foot
race will also be a feature Of the after
moons sport. the winner to receive a SO
gold piece. The entries in the harness
events are:
22i Trot, Queen Red. Mary Bradstrcet Mss
Josephine. Russell g.. Manners. Export, Bob r.
and Howard O.
2.25 Pace. Miss Hannis Billy F.. Maid Marian
Lord Russell Eddie C. or Myrun c. May Queen
Nellie r., Black Patchen, Happy G.. and Buck
shot
Free for all trot or pace Jurash. Ada d.. Harry
Madden. Jubilanta Rara Avis, LnkwOod MAY
Fred Wilkes, and Sir Electroid
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
W. & J. FOOTBALL DATES.
Strong PennsyIvRnia Eleven 10 Play
at Yale and West Point.

at Yale and West Point
Washington. Pa. May 2S.-The faculty
athletic committee at Washington and
Jefferson College this afternoon ratified
the football schedule Of eleven games pre-
pared by Manager r. NJ Murphy Tha
final game Of the list was scheduled here
on November :. in place Of the game
offered by Michigan. The features Of the
schedule are the games with Yale and
the Army in the East and with Lehigh
and Carnegie Tech. in Pittsburg, the last
mentioned on Thanksgiving Day.
The schedule is considered the most at
tractive ever offered at Washington and
jefferson, and IS as follows: September 3.
Dennison University, at Washington; Oc-
tober 3. Western Reserve University. at
Washington: October Z. Geneva College. at
Washington October 10, Westminster Col
lege. at Washington; October Il, Ale
gheny College, az Washington: October
p, Yale University. at New Haven; Oc-
tober 81. Lehigh University. at iPttsburg;
November Z. Dickinson College. at Wash
ingtoE; November IA. Army, ar West
Point; November q. Waynesburg College.
at Washington; November Is, Carnegis
Technical School. at Pittsburg.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
Yale Marksmen Best.

Special TO The Washington Herald
New Haven, Conn, May 23.-Yale easily
won the intercollegiate gun club shoot
with Harvard here to-day by 225 birds TO
2O2. The previous record Of the Yale
Harvard shoots was 220 birds. There was
scarcely any wind. the best Of conditions
prevailing Three Yale men, Trudeau.
Hebbard, and Pugsley, all broke 46 out Of
so birds. Brewer, of Harvard. was low
man. with 3S birds
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
pohan ma ,icGnrrr Draw

New York. May 23.-Johnny Dohan and
Andy NcGarry fought fast six-round
draw in the wind-up number Of the Fair
mount Clubs boxing entertainment last
night. 1t was the first entertainment Of
the new club. Many of the members
thought that Dohan had a shade the bet
ter OF the milling, but the advantage was
so slight that nothing but a hair-lne
decision would have given him the YER
dict
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
Utah sprinter Wants to Go to London

Word comes from the University of
Utah that Sam Brinton. a Utah boy. has
shown considerable ability as a sprinter,
and Is anxious to compete in the tryouts
for the Olympic team. Brinton is only
twenty-five years old, and, according to
Physical Director Maddox, covered 100
yards three times in O:0s 80 iast season.
and Is rnnniug better tl.aa ever now.
From 100 to $50 yards Linton is consid-
cred at his college to be unbeatable.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
Terry Training for Robson.

New York. May 23.-Little Terry Nc
Govern, looking as strong and active as
in the heyday of his career In the ring.
is up at his old training quarters. John
sons road house. on Jerome avenue Ter
~ is preparing for his mill with Spike
Robson. the clever Englishman. before
the National A. c. of America next Tues
day night Terry put in q hard day OF
boxing yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
NOTED AUTO DRIVER HURT.
Walter White Injured in Sight of
10000 Spectators I'm Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Ohio. May 2s-Walter White,
thirty-hve, one Of the best known auto
mobilists in the world. was perhaps fatally
injured in sight OF 5000 people at the
annual hill climbing contest OF the Gin
cinnati Auto Club to-day.
White was making his trial in the free
for-all race. on which mor6 than 5000
was wagered between hackers Of his ma
chine and friends OF John J. Ryan
White hit a telegraph pole while going
at high speed. He sustained a compound
fracture OF the right leg and was In
ternally injured.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
seelex pefeat. Traver..

Short Hills, n. J.. May 2s.-Playing
golf In the afternoon round Of his Sc
hole match with J. D. Travers, national
end metropolitan champion, Charles H
Seeley turned apparent defeat into a
great victory on the links of the Baltru-.
sci Club to-day. Two extra holes were
required 70 complete the match
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
MAKES NEW CORNELL RECORD.
Captain of Defeated Team Throws
Hammer I6I Feet.

Ithaca, n. Y. May 23.-Although Capt.
Leo Talbot, OF the Cornell freshman
track team. won both the shot-put and
hammer-throw in to-days meet with the
Pennsylvania youngsters. and succeeded
IN establishing a new Cornell record for
the hammer throw. l6l feet. the Cornell
team was beaten by the score OF COZ TO
80 %.
Kinds, Pennsylvania crack sprinter,
won both sprints. the 220 In the fast time
OF O:22. Macarthur. Cornelrs strongest
sprinter. was barred from competing by
the faculty. Pennsylvania long-dis-
tance men sprung a surprise on Cornell
in the mile and half mile. winning both
events with ease.
Christine won both hurdles in easy
fashion. Nixon, FOR Cornell. cleared p
feet inch in the broad jump.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
ANDovER CAPTV2ES MEET.
Academy Athletes Win for First
Time on Yale Grounds.

New Haven, May 23.-For the first time
since interscholastic meets have been
held at Yale, Phiilips-Andover Academy
won to-day, with IS points.
The nearest opponent was Mereersburg.
with 30 points. Nine schools took part
Two records were broken In the 90
yard dash, r. G, HopwooS, Of Andover
made the distance In 0.22 l-6. against the
record made by II. Davis. OF Hnl School,
in 1902. OF 0-22 %. II. NJ. Haydock, of the
Central MNnual Training School Phila-
delphia. broke the record made by r. c.
Leavitt Of Mercersburg in 1903. In the
22O-yard hurdles. going the distance IN
0;25 2-5. against the former record Of
O.25 As
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
Ohio state WON Trnck Moor

Columbus, Ohio, May 23,-ohio state
University won the Big Six intercollegiate te
track meet, held in Columbus yesterday.
with total OF A points. Oberlin was
second, with 40; Western Reserve third
with q; Ohio Wesleyan fourth. with 26.
Wooster fifth, with 16, while KENYON
came ia last. with 9.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
VIII Hold TrottinE Derby.

Boston. Mass. May 23.-After stormy
session. lasting two hours. the directors
Of the New England Breeders Associa-
ton voted that sufficient entries were
received in the $4,000 American Trotting
Derby to announce that the event will be
held during the grand circuit meeting
at Readyille. in August
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
BeIvedcrcs Are Reorganired.

npeclaI 20 Inc Washington Herald.
Baltimore. May 23-It has been def
nitely decided by the Belvedere Basket
ball Club. the State champions. to be in
the game next season. Walter A. Cox.
jr.. has been induced to direct the clubs
affairs again, and as the first act for
lsoS and 1909 season he appointed Will
lam Schuerholz 10 captain the team.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
New Haven Club Change. H.nd.

New Haven, Conn, May 23.-The New
Haven nine changed hands yesterday
Dr. Bert DAILY. OF Bayonne. N. j., selling
his Interest to George D. Bone and "Pop"
Cameron, Of this city. Bone is a we'll
known polo player and Cameron a hotel
proprietor.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. May 23.-Largely
through the spleadid manner in which
James A Ten Eyck, Jr., son OF the vet
eran rowing coach. stroked his crew. the
Syracuse varsity eight defeated the An
napolis Midshipmen first crew in the two
mile race on the Severn River by one and
a half boat lengths this afternoon. The
winning time was l0.2S Is, and that OF
the losers 1874 l-5.
II was another race that held the
throng OF spectators 20 the highest pitch
Of interest and enthusiasm. Taking the
lead by a wonderful burst Of speed at
the start Of the contest. the Middles IN
the first mile OF the course pulled their
boat one length to the good Of the vis-
itors.
Cheer Men Along.
But that was only a forerunner Of the
mastery work on the part of the Syra-
eusians that followed. Not only cid Ed
ridge. the little Syracuse coxswain. con-
tinue a volley OF encouragement 20 his
men. but young Ten Eyck himself kept
watchful eye on the course as each
quarter mile OF it was covered and he
began 10 hit Up his stroke at just the
right time, increasing il steadily. until
a. the final spurt within a quarter mile Of
the finish, the lead Of the visiting shell
was increased by tklee-quarters OF a
length.
Except when the crews were nearing
the mile point, and both were plugging
away at the rate OF thirty-six strokes
10 the minute according TO the official
timer. the Middies rowed a stroke that
was slightly faster than that OF the
Syracusians
Waves Hand to His Father.
The Middies tried valiantly TO pull up
with the visitors, but in vain. and, sec
ing that hts crew had worked the Mid
dies out, Ten Eyek released one hard
from his oar and waved 1t to his father.
who was on the Office boat. as a signal
Of confidence that he had the race in
hand.
And as quick did he take the little
blue cap from his heed and throw IL 20
the bottom OF the Shelf and started the
men behind him on the final spurt. The
power that was behind the oars, after
such grueling work during the early
part Of the contest. was remarkable.
Mr. Francis S. Bangs. OF Columbia,
refereed the race.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
YnIe Loses Star TwirIcr.

New York, May 3--The Yale varsity
baseball team has suffered a heavy loss
through the action OF the faculty in dis
qualifying Arthur Merritt from athletics
for the rest of the season. Merritt is the
best pitcher in the Yale squad.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
william. Beat Tiger Golfers.

Princeton. N. J.. May 23.-williams Col
lege defeated Princeton in the annual
golf match yesterday, by 10 TO g.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
Track Meet to Lafayette.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Bethlehem, Pa, May 23.-Lafayette to-
day defeated Lehigh In the dual track
meet here by a score Of Il to 46.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
MILDLY CREW BEATEN
Syracuse'Y Varsity Eight Wins
Race Oh the Severn.
TEN EYCK STROKES VISITORS

Son OF Veteran Rowing Coach Chief
Factor I'm Victory OF HIS Crew-An-
napOlfs Lends Mt End of the First
Mile, but Endurance of Opponents
Is by Far the Greater.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
RACING CARDS FOR MONDAY.
HeImort Park

FIRST RAcE-Hsh-weisht Handicap: selling; six
and oDp.haf furlonzs
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24
Toronto.

and onc-eighth miles.
I Inspector Purvis....... III
Raleigh ................. ll4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
Obituary..

Wallace G. Lampson, whose sudden
death occurred at his home at Manches
ter Depot, February 3rd, was born in
Peru, March 18th, ls49. and was the
second of seven sons born 10 Reuben
and Miranda Woodward Lampson
He also leaves one half sister.
He was married TO Ida a. Smith,
daughter Of Frank Il. and Ann G.
Smith Of Perm. March 18th, 1873.
He moved 30 Manchester in 1876,
where he has since resided. The first
few years at the village. Mr.. Lamp
son was engaged in several business
enterprises nj different times. at the
time Of his death be conducted 4 real
estate business here.
He was genial, warm hearted and
generous; a good neighbor, kind and
indnlgent husband and father, and n
much respected citizen. He loved his
friends aud was loved by them. He
will be missed not only in town, IN The
neighberhood. but by relatives. ac-
quaintances and friends far and near.
He leaves widow, and daughter,
Mrs. G. A. Bonrn. of this village, aud
three grandchildren. Only two of the
seven brothers survive him, Amasa Of
Boston and Rodney W. Of this place.
The funeral Was held Wednesday AZ
terncon. Feb. 9Th, Rev. II. s. Me-
creAdy officiating lniermeni in Center
cemetery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

1snl ahirh ). tsuF h1A iiet lhis
s-sk
Afi boys and FsTis afr lutilca ~
ni,va btm sna8ss siiesnnau y ~
hapli.l rsareh Il ihrt erAet ard lls.
i,u u. e,aittnaisaa "a fiaafi htrr
"a Hnlr. a. al. Name
Ths nuuual 'u~,taur - li,s Mans
ti.e-ist Sar,isy Sri,,~a As.,-.'ais"H uhs
held "a ilst itapiri rhenh i'tr'iseni
u. = Mrlngsil, sier pf~-lsieHi NJ
MnrY. sernsaty if-a.ares sis. kar
at. superintendent - lionn depart.
meui Nrs. MunsoH
Al-,ui 10 uirulssls " ils t'faupe
aud other friends gave al uid fashion
sd hanse warming - NJ and Mr.,
Waters Tuesday evening tafds and
other games were induig,d -. All
passed very pheasant evening A
fns collation. vas served
sThose from ont 81 town who aere
here Friday at Mrs. layt's funeral
were Mr.. and Mr.. Emefson E,iatrook
and daughter oi Bennington, Mr. and
Mr.. james N l3eebe 81 East Dorset,
Mr.. sud Mrs. A. ! lsoyeland 81 North
Bennington. Mr.. and Mrs. Nanum
Bromley Of paslei.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

Hemtt Tbspe lnm thf SEMINARY
vac rar.i e ,l.aeri ropp'Hes ossr
Sunday
M, ThFgsiHs Auaat ~. gatsl
stu. i Br# n t9iisy n "a
N~yk
ANN ilistl. aea lia PARIS ut
si..sau i'sc ,ct h.i hnl ibr aiiei
rI,Hied hrlitf
Hf. lsha cmpiall ~" has isu
aaay "a hn,tn,s To- sntne Tins !
l,,,n., f,a D fee week
The Neanr i',-,Isl, ius4ue
h. beid ii T. 4 Raiium "a thy.
Thursday e,rniag
The primary depariprtd If lie
village school and the srhooI ai tht
South sillarc close tn, week for iiir
spring term.
Mrs. Gilbert Bropliy. WHO has brru
spending = iew days with her parents
10 Manchester, i home ATTAIN. She
hasn't fully pgaiuei her strength sincr
her recent illness.
The social a, Mr.. Couplings last
Saturday evening was much enjoyed by
about thirty Of our young people. Pro
gressive games were played aud light
refreshments we're served
Rev. Mr.. Mcintyre Of Dandy will
preach at the congregational church
next Sunday afternoon, March LIST. at
three o'clock. Sunday school viii be-
held before the church service. At two
O'Clock.
Miss Baleh, one of the State Snp.
day school workers, held very inter.
esting meeting at the Congregational
church last Thursday afternoon. Many
topics of interest were discussed and
Miss Balch answered questions and
made suggestions which if carried ont
will greatly improve the Sunday school.
Rev. d. NJ. Rogers. who was call
ed to South Carolina by the illness of
his father, has sent in his resignation
10 the Congregational church here. His
fathers Illness IL so serious that il Is
necessary for Mr.. Rogers TO remain
with him. Mr.. Rogers friends regret
very much that he is obliged to give
up his work here.