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The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
PARKvIEw TAKES OPENER.
Captures Fast Game I'm Suburban
League by 10 o.

Except for a stiff breeze that blew
across the diamond throughout the game.
the opening OF ire Suburban League was
a big success
The contest was played IN Parkview.
and the team from that place beat Bright
wood BY. the score Of 4 10 @.
President Page. after q few re-
marks. threw out the first bah.
Robinson and Mcfarland were the op-
posing nltchers Srnrn.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Left On bases-Philadelphia. !: Neu York. J. bases
On hslls-oF Ames 8. Of CTaaiall. ]. strucA cut
b CoTaleski. 5; b. CraDdaI !: by Ames. 2 Two
base hit-TCnney. Sacrifice hits-knate O.. Tennsy.
NcCoTnlck- Doom stolen bases-Etus MAGE.
Dcslb-c Plays-Devlin O. Tenney: Grant 20 Bran
held Hit BY TitchsT-By CoTaieski L Wid pitcil-
AIoes, = Uupirss-Aiessrs Truly and Rizicr. Time
q Eaue-i ho-s- and s r-{putes ATTENDANCE "a.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Hal CHASE BACK IN GAME.
Tall First BaSeman Makes Three OF
the Runs that Count.

New York May 3-Hal Chase got
back in the game to-day and got a great
reception. as well as a loving cup, from
his fellOw-players. ElberfeId making the
presentation speech There was a big
Monday crowd on hand 70 welcome back
the late smallpox victim
Chase himself played a brilliant game.
which was more than some OF his asso-
ciates did. and the Highlanders came
near tossing away game IN which they
got long lead in the first inning through
the poor pitching OF Schiltzer Score.
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'Bst.ed f1- Fraser "a the hfth.
fBzttsd fo- P5estcr IN the ninth.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Let o1 baSes-St- Scsphsns, (: B-ookla15, /
FITst base Oa bells-OH Yhectly. ;. o. GIsason. i:
OF Slu0-s. L Innings Tltcaed-By Wheetly. I. rv
Gleason. !: b SiEC1s. s; b. G7ea1 I Kits made
OF Wheetly. .: Of Sinors. 7. Of Green- 2 st-,r<
oJt-By Wkestlv- ;. b Gleason. ?. By SinonS ::
b Green, Home ru1-Dz-zal- TEo-6ase hit
Mildly. SsG16cs hit-Tsusel. Sinons Sea,zn
bzses-MurphT q. HIlEiuS07 p, Harrison e. klnz
Doutse Plsys-S1Ily % Wi5usysT &c king Ha-ri-
soa to wiizsysr 20 King Dom % Handibce. Wfd
T1tch-GleEs0l- Passed hsiis-Lezis I. Darnau I
UIupsre-SiI Hsldiboe. Tine Of Ezue-I 1ocr and
~ niuteS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Left on basss-BoSsou, z; Brooklyn. s Bases on
balls-0H Mcintyre. ); Of Psstonus, 5; Of Tuckey.
Z; OF DOr7e- ! Struck Out-By Tuckey, ?; By
Do-neT. :; b. Mcintyre. 4; by PsStorius :. Three
base kit-Batss. Two-base hits-Bates Beaumont
Alrsrnan. Marshall Stolen bases-Bates (s) Beck
e q. Ritchey. Sweeney. Hummel. Lsnno1- Double
play-1iarshau 70 Hummel Unrires-9fessTs. John
steEe and CGssok. Time Of game-2 hours Attend
ance-5ue
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son. . Struck ou.-By C'hec!s, Z: BY John
son. 2 Three base hit-Speaker Two
base hf-Ganley- Sacrifice hit-Spe2ker-
Stolen base-CarTigan. Double piay-Mi-
Ian 70 Unslaub. Hit BY pitcher-By Gray,
n. Umpires-Messrs. Connolly and ESsn.
Time OF game-1 hour and 4 minutes.
Attendance. 1868
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TO-als----- J ) = i ?
B7f-rd Fo- F~uue IN
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

MS oaso by eTT0Ts-tTecTgeiOUn, Left On
bsses-VirgInis. q Georgetown. :. FIRST base On
5als-On WittmeT. 2; Of Ca1tEe1. / Struck out
b WittncT. 3; by Csutwefi. 8 Twasbase hit
Pearson. Sacrifice hits-Hornzker Schafy Mayccz
Duff. Stolen bases-Cabsniss Simon. sifterdinz
Double play-Schzfy to Nscdo1sld Unpire-AIr
Belts Tine Of gsne-i hour and 80 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Lot On osses-s1oTEnel, s; TTainnen- 8 First
base on balls-od Watson. ); OF Handy. L n
nings pItehsd-By Watson 2; b. Handy 4 BITS
nads-of Watson. ;; Of Handy. T. st-uck out
By Rupert 5; oy Watson. I; By Handy. 3 Thrse-
base hirs~DougheTty, Meredith Tv-o-bsss hts
Ashston- Mcknight. Brown Stolen basss-3ieredith
-. ASheton- Mcknight, SslliTan. J. L Roth. Wat
son Langsrasn. HIT ~ pitcheT-By Watson. ?; y
Handy. ? Wild pstchss-Rupe7t. Watson. Passed
baIs-Roth, Umptre-Nir F1yun- Tine q gazs
u ho-r and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
SWATTING SEANCE SEEN.
Boston Beauties Beat the Brooklyn
BrideErooms by Batting Bali.

New York, Nay 3-The Bostons and
Brooklyns engaged in a swatting seance
to-day, in which the Bostons nosed out
the locals by gathering in two runs in
the ninth inning. Pitchers fell by the
wayside RAPIDLY. Score:
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First bssc On cTu-z-BrightWocd !, Parkr1ew .
Let on -BTlghrTC0d. &; ParsvieE & First
bass o. balls-of Mcfarland, . Struck Out-By
Mcfarland, Il: by Robinson 6 Home r-1-Gsl-
lcshCr Two-hase hit-9fller. SaCrifcs hts
Plunkett. Howell HlL Stolen bsseS-Str=sr-
Maddox %. BagEeJtc McTeTs Double plav-
Bers1sa 70 PiUnkett. Hit By pitehe--By NcFsr
land. Unpire-AIT. Newman. Tlme of gzne-t
hoEr and Is MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
CARDINALS TAKE GAME.
Batting Coupled with Some Bad
Fielding Too Much for Reds.

St Louis, May 3.-Heavy batting in the
fifth and sixth innings. coupled with
some bad fielding IN the latter by Gin
cinnati gaze St Louis victory to-day
by ; to 3. Higginbothsm made bad
start. but finished strong. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

TEo-tass hit-CraEfo-d Sacrifice hits-Atz. White
Sto<n blscs-White. Altizer. sullivan IsbeI, Bush
Moriarity. Struck Out-By White. /; by Willett 3
Bases on balis-Of White. 2. OF WiIett . Let
On bases-Chicago. 3, Detroit & Wild UitCh-YYhite
CrnTires-NcszS. Sheridan and KERN Tine OF
game-I hour and E minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

aase On haIs-01 Seitz z Iu-i1-s pstcaed-Bv
Powell. 4; hv UmbaEsh . Hits Ezsde-OH Powell
5. a Crta1Eh 2 Str1ck c-t-By Seitz. 3 b.
Powell. .; b Umhaugh 2 Hone u1-Prsist
Tlrec-bass hits-ConOEer. Prsis. Ba-ber. stolen
bases-GrahzE. Mace p. GeibeI. Donovan. Gardner
Bouble piay-3iHrphy 70 Graham % PTeis:. Hit b
p1tcher-By Seitz. ! Passed baIIs-EIo-szu- l
Umpire-Nr- Be-ger- Tine Il Ezme-I hoyr and 5
minuteS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Hone run-Shields- SGGiace hit-Msek stoIer
bsses-B Wood. 9isnefee. 2smey Leland Msrlow
Clarke Devilbiss Double play-Shieids 70 S Wood
Bases Oh hslls-0E Meek. J: oS WeaTeT 1. Batter,
hit-By Meek Struck out-By Meek 9: bz
Weaver = Passed baIs-Menefee ?. Wood. !. I,es'
on -Bioouingdale. s.; Columbia. T. Umpire
Nr Meyers Tire of Ezne-i hour and S5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Trinity Defeats kentuclsy.
SPECIAL to HE Washington Herald.

cpec7aI % ne WaSnlrsuon HeTalc-
Durham. n. c.. May 2-CentraI Uni
versity OF Kentucky lost its first game on
the Eastern trip this afternoon 10 Trinity
College by the score OF , to , Until the
seventh they had not made a nit. hus
punched iBfeld punches and scored the
second OF tileiT runs, the first being made
on errors. They were unable 70 hit CAN'T.
who struck out fifteen men. Their in
field was remarkably strong. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
CONNECTTCUT LEAGUE.

Al Haracrd-S7ingseld, &; Hartford. (. G2 in
nings 6srkness-)
At Holyoke-Hoiyoke 9; Nor1hsmDton. s.
At New HaTen-NeE Haven. 70: Bridgeport. g
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

WiEismsport vs. Lenesster. rain.
At T0Tk-HaTris5uTE. I; YORK, l.
At Acknowledging. 4 Altoona. 3
At JOhlstown-r-crfon, ;; Johnstoxu. !
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Leit o. 6ascs-L 0nT1erce- :. I0Ierio7. :. Fl7st
base Cd hslls-Of Richmond l: Of Lynch Z: OF
Carol, l. Innings ritched-By Carol. 8. ET LyHch.
3 Hits mEde-Of Carol Il: CT Lynch. . Struck
osst-By Carol, .; b. Lspeh. .; b. RichmoDd. :.
Two-bsse hits-kinney Fitzgerad Erwin, Lin
berger Bauiac. Sacrifice hit-Rschmoad. stolen
hases-Evans 81. Rspp fitzzeraid Barnes. hit b.
pitcher-By Lynch. /. Passed haIls-JHIlisa. g Tn
Fire-8lr. Collif0seT. Tine q gzme-,a bOu cnd IS
nsn.lteS-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

4Hl-oas3 Is-FlFueal. NazncT, HCfoan =.
Niller. Th-ee-base hit-Cis-ke. Sacrifice hits-Bs--
beau q. AbsteiD- Stolen bsses-Ckznce. Abs.efn
-. Wagner o. Sfr1ck O-t-By Coakley 7 bv
FTese-. 1. b Willis 6 Bass on bsIIs-OH Coskle~
;; o. FraseT. (. q Pieste-. .: Of Wills / Left
cu bases-Chicaso :; Pittsbsrg. T. Umpsres-
NesSz- O'Dsy and Ensiie. Tine Of saue-I hoslr
and . MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At worcestsr-worcester 8: Lawrence. >
At Lynn-Brocxton- 2; lynn. ;
AT Haverhill-HzTe-hiIi 4; Losens
Al Fan RiveT-NeF Bedford 4; Pan Rirer. s
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Caught on the Fly

P T. Moran. g Georgetown adulirer Of
the team. before the game started pre-
sented Macdonald with a gold medal for
making the first home run Of the season.
Both teams gathered at the plate, and
before presenting the medal Mr.. Moran
made a little speech congratulating the
big first baSem2n on his drive and ex-
pressing the hope thst ne would be as
successful in life as he is in athletics.
The medal affected Cy bit. as all he
delivered was some high files that the
wind made easy outs
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Philadelphia. May "A greatly shifted
batting order failed to help the New
Yorks win from the PhiIlies to-day. as.
with Covaleski on the rubber. the locals
won handIiy by ; to1 Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Iwu-b2se hits-Hitc1ell q. Egzn- Phelps, ko1sy.
Sacrifice hi;-NoE-ey Double plzys-Charles %
Koney q. Ellis to Charles 70 Kcney: Morizrity TO
Autrey- Stolen base-Lobert- Bases on balls-Of
HigEinbOthan. /. OF kargeT. /: OF FrUrme L
Struck out-By HiEEinbotham. ., By FT0ume. ,
Left On bsses-St- Louis. g. Cincinnati. l. I'm
Iirss-Siessrs- Klem and Kane. Tine of szne-I
hour and g Minutes Attendznce-300
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

At Memphis-3I5bile. I; MenThis, .
A. Little Rock-New Orleans, = Little Rock. >
At Observation-Disclosures. 5: Birmingham. ?
AZ AtlsntR-Atlants Z: Nashville. l.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Amateur baseball n Washington came
+ into its own last evening. and this morn
I ing fans all over the city are reading the
/ baseball column Of the morning paper 70
see how their favorites performed on the
sand lots about town yesterday.
( Long before the time scheduled for the
( games to start crowds OF enthusiasts.
armed with camp chairs OF boxes. On the
grass and standing. assembled az the
various diamonds about town to welcome
+ the king OF summer games
{ On the EIHpse, back Of the White
House where the Departmental League
plays. the clerks employed IN Uncle
Sans big Offices came in twos and fours
E 10 see the Interior and Commerce and
Labor mines do battle When the Laborites s
finally showed the Interior aggregation
under 10 the tune OF Is 10 1. they wended
their weary way home TO cold dinner
and q good scolding-
Tie in Marquette.
The Bloomingdale and Columbia, No.
1ol. teams played a pretty game at First
and V streets northwest before a large
crowd. and after seven innings Of hos
tnities they had to quit with the score
a draw.
Sunday school followers were pleased
BY the game at Thirteenth and D streets
northeast. and though the game went 10
Bethany by a 7-to-4 score. Yet the Ninth
street rooters we're not a BIT disheartened.
as their team played magnificent uphill
ball
To the strains OF Waltz Ne Around
Again Willie" Brookland punched holes
in the ST Stephens outfit al Capital City
Park yesterday, blsnking the clubunen
II 70 O. The Marine Band was IN attend
ance and added TO the gayety Of the oc-
casion-
The Independence League held sway al
McDevitt's Field and the crowd that gave
the Bloomingdale organization a send
on shows how well baseball Is embedded
into the hearts OF the people II that sec
ton President Harry F Worley threw
out the first ball. and after the usual
fo-malities attached 10 the opening game.
the fans sat back and watched the Aggies
trim Twining, 4 10 ?
Easy for Shopmen.
Railroad men and their families turned
cAt ~ NAtet |ou lie cEAp4OleS U NA4Ot
Station and the affiliated railroads at
Fifth street and Florida avenue north
east. and while the day was windy and
old Boreas had clean sweep across the
diamond. nothing but cheerful faces were
seen thereabouts. The score. oh. yes.
the score. sad 10 tell. was 3 to 2
Not satisfied with trudging several
miles each evening 20 see the games
downtown, the faithful fanatics have or
gsnized a fuIl-hedged league IN the su-
burban section, and yesterday Parkview
applied the trimmings to the Brightwood
nine, 4 20 Q.
But. winner or loser. what difference
does 1t make. one game or more. at this
stage Of the race2 It's hard 10 keep q
gOOd man down. and the same is appli-
cable 70 baseball and teams as well
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At jersey City-Rochester. 70; Jersey City, =
Az NeTzrk-5lo1treal. &; Newark 3
At Provideoce-forcnto, :; Pz0Tiielcs, 3
Al Bzlumore-Budslo, 5; Baltimore. L
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

AZ Colrznbus-Auglsta. ): Courah1s. ?
A. Chsrieston-chzrlesto1, 4; Chattaaoozz.
Seven innings. dsrknessl
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
SEASON ON
Seven Local Leagues Start
the Ball Rolling.
GAMES ARE WELL CONTESTED

Commerce and Labor. in Department
tai; BroOkIand, in Capital City;
Bethany, in Sunday school; shop
men, In Railroads Asgfes, in IHde-
pendence, and Parkvfevy winners.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Georgetown scores.

Only twsaty-nine men faced CartweIl-
and ne was never in any serious trouble.
Pearson hit one into right IN the third.
with no one out that rolled In through
the automobiles. and went for two bases
under the ground rules. but he was caught
going 70 third on Winners hit 10 Can't
well. and the next two were taken care
Of BY Simon Pickford hit safely TO start
the sixth. but again Cantweu tightened
Up. and the next three failed to help any.
Outside OF these two innings the lads
from Charlottesville could not connect
with anything that Cantweu wheeled
over. and went out in one. two three
order.
IN the fielding line Macdonald and Duf-
fy both made mighty good catches Of
several difficult flies. and Cantwen felded
his position in nice style Virginia didn't
have anything to handle especially dif-
ficUlt, and in their tIghtest place some
slow work IN the infeld cost them the
game.
Although It may not be safe TO Judge
the Southerners on their one game. vet
on form yesterday they were outclassed
in every way. and the close score can be
attributed TO the sterling slab work that
Wilmer exhibited
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
TIGERS ARE SHUT OUT.
White Pitches Good Game for Co
mfSkey,s Crew.

Chicago. MAY S.-White pitched the Chi
caso Americans to victory over the De
trOit club this afternoon. by 4 20 o WiHett
went in for Detroit and was pounded
quite freely by the Sox batters- Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At nnespolis-Ksnsss City, :; Msnneapo,is s
Az Alilwaukee-St. Paul, 8. Milwaukee 3
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
CAROLINA ASSOCIATIONS.

At spartenblTg-s -sTaTtznbzrg. 2: Charlotte.
a. Wiusio Salem Finss0a-Salem. (: An5-cr. z
IL GTeens5OrO-GrElsboT0. 5: GgesrFiIe. 1
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Washington, with Johnson
in Box, Badly Beaten.
GRAY SCORES IN THE SEVENTH
GaaIey's Double Responsible for
Lonely Tally Made by the Ma
tiOnaIs-MrBride'S High Throw Leta
Speaker Come Home in the Eighth
After Making a Three-bagger.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston, zs Washington, 1.
New York, .; Philadelphia, 9.
Chicago, 4; Detroit, o.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
sBatted for street N tbe seveDtb

N0tee1 Ao' oltVet Al the seventh
Boston L--.--.-.....-- Q 0 0 ~
SFashington-.-..-.. 0 0 0 o 0 81
Left on bases-Boston. ,: Washington.
s Bases on balis-Of Cheeh. ?. of John
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Virginis's s inAeld was away of. With
man on first the whole bunch played
In close for an expected bunt. and both
the third and first baseman ran in to the
plate The second seeker also started for
first. thereby leaving an awful hole In
the middle OF the diamond. Some team
VII start working the hit-and-run play
on that infeld and break things up.
Macdonald is charged with an error un-
der the scoring rules. but it was mighty
excusable- c. made nice try for long
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

Pearson's throws to second to catch
the two men that stole on him were both
short and afforded no chances to get the
runner.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

foul f.. but coillded with schafy and
lest the ball after getting st IN his glove
The man did net reach first, bat It never
theless counts in the error column, as
Il proIo2 2ged the batter's time az bSt.
The high wind raade the work Of the
oGtergardens mighty d.fHcuIt-
Belts didn't move around enough to
watch the base decisions. In the fourth
Mayock looked 10 have beaten his short
inhe!d sacrifice but Belts waved him out
from d stationary position behind TIE
plate
Georgetown plays North Carolina on
Georgetowa Field to-day. North Carolina
broke even with Virginia n a series and
IS confident Of taking the local crew into
camp. Baizer viii oppose Stewart on the
mound
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
GAMES TO-DAY.

Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Detroit NJ st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-05-20
Piano and Voice Recital.

The following program by Mrs. K.
Raw Brooks and pupils was given 10
Seminary Chapel, Tuesday. the 18th.
Il was distinciively "Mendelssohn-
Chaminaden program, suggested by
the fact OF the Centenary of the for
mer celebrated in March Of this year
aud By the present tour Of the great
French composer IN this country.
The numbers were not only care
fully prepared and mechanically cor
rect IN the rendering, but the spirit Of
the authors was revealed, especially
good was the Interpretation OF the deli
cate music Of Chamnade. About 70
people we're present to enjoy this oc-
cAsiOn.
] The shepard Boy" Richards
Miss Josephine Hard
Beauties Eyes Tosli
Mr.. Rufus Gilbert
The Flatterer" Chnminade
Miss Woodward
4 The silver Ring Chamlnade
Miss sophin Beabe
0 Spring song" Mendelssohn
Miss Era Grout
"Riiorncile" Chaminade
Miss Helen Perkins
We're ! Gardner Of the skies
Chamlnade
Miss Harriet Childs
IA Venetian Boat Song IN q minor"
ibl Venetian Boat song I'm y 5 minor
Mendelssohn
Miss Gertrude Mcclure
v "Amoroso" Chamiuade
Miss Clara Boynton
10 "nnetton Mendeissohn
Miss Grace Lincoln
d Cradle song" Mcndelssohn
Miss Frances Bond
u "on songs Light Plnonsn Mendelssohn
Mr., Walter Rice Hard
~ 'Pierette' Chnminade
Miss Helen Purdy
IL "ReTceuse" Chaminade
Miss Gladys Hall
20 20 for the Wings Of Dove" from Hear
Ny Prayer MeDdelssohu
Miss Rnebp
10 llondo Capriecloso op. lfln 10"
Mendeissohn
Miss Matilda Grifiith
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-05-20
VermOnterS Give Maple Sugar

An old fashioned Maple Sugar Party
was given on Monday evening, May
10th, by the Vermont Association of
the Golden Gate, and was greatly en-.
ioyed by the III persons present. The
finest quality Of pure maple sugar and
syrup direct from Waterbury, Yer
mont, was served to wax on ice toge-
ther with other eatables. The party
was similar to those held in Vermont
in the springtime.
The Vermont Association of the Col
den Gate was organized in Oakland
California, on Feb. Sth, under the
name of the Vermont Association of
Alameda County, and already has a
membership of 100. Meetings are held
ON the second Monday evening of each
month.
The Sugar Party was a joyous occa-
sion aud was attended by Verm0nters
from all the bay cities and other parts
Of Central California. Short talks were
made by S. H. Ayers West Pawlet) i,
Rev. John Buckham burlington, u. A.
Ellsworth (Rutland), Rev. +. l., Good.
speed (Montpelier), 4. X. Voodry
(Montpelier), Major Edwin W. Wood
ward (Tunbridge), David 7. Hard
(Jericho), Rev. Melville Tenny Nor
ristown), Seldom c, Smith Cabot, the
president j. Il. Fox Burlington and
the Secretary Merrill Q. Evans, Jr.,
Waterbury. The Association has
planned TO make the Sugar Party an
annual event.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-05-20
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Meeting Of Dorset Mountain MIN
iSierial Assn takes Action.

At the last meeting Of tina Dorset
Mountain Ministerial Association al
Manchester Center, Vi, May 3rd. 1909.
the Secretary Of said ASSOCIATION was
requested "a prepare suitable resolu.
lions W the memory OF the Rev u.
Minor Rogers, who was one Of the
original members Of the association
WHEREAS 10 the providence u God
the Rev. ID. Minor Rogers has been SO
suddenly stricken down at hrs post OF
daly in far distant land, a martyr IN
the canse " Christ.
Resoite3 that We hereby express our
sincere sorruw and grief at bis untime-
ly death and our high appreciation Of
him as a man and n christian. In the
story Of his death that comes 10 us. we
see him fearless and bold ia the face
OF great peril exhibiting the same
spirit and devotion that has ever char
acterized those who have gone forth in
His name. To the widow we extend
our deepest sympathy and pray that
He who watches over aud notes the
sparrows' fall may be with her and the
little one left fatherless.
+. S. Morey, See.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-05-20
Meeting Of The Vermont State Board
OF Examiners IN 0ptometry.

A. X. slsdcr 81 Rutland, Treasurer
81 The Vermont State Roari ~ ESami-
ners IN oplomeiry, gives in The follow.
i,e statement regarding the work Of
the Board
A meeting wAs held 1t the Broo )
House. Hra,ilcl,oro. an Wednesday aud
Thursday a last seek 10 pass on apph.
cations for exemption certificates Not
all the applications received we're pss-
= upon ~ tia, time and opportunity
il AL given ooptometfists throughout
me siase 10. ert ID their applications
before the frsi u Jnly and have them
acted apan. bat the Board requests
that applications blanks BE- nblsined
and pnl IA A. scou as possible After
tie date nnmed the las bars from prse-
ice All who are bot qualified BY pre-.
seriised general ard iecuiesl education
aud psss IA examination kaAmina
iions sre 10 be held By she Boafd Al
Montpelier % juns iash. 18th. and lssh.
Application blanks ior both enemplsou
eeriiacaies and examination slih fall
particulars regarding qualifications.
fnlrs ~ examination and lasi ~ sab
jecis 10 be sAnm.Btd upon. ran le had
Of A. s. hsskius. soey., 81 Johus,
barry. VI u i desirable ,hai al a b.
sish 10 ifs 'oF examination should have
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