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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
NoRwIcH rRIMMEp mppLEpURY.
Scofed Two TOuehdowns and a Field
Goal.

Mortified. Noy. i5.-The Norwich uni
versity foot ban team defeated the eley-
en- from MiddIsburv college in a fast and
well played game here Saturday, the final
score being l3 70 0. The locals cut.
weighed the visitors considerably. bnt
during the first half the ball was see
sawed back and forth from territory o.
one team to the other, the Norwich team
only getting near enough Tor a field goal
BY Colbnrn ia this period.
In the second half. however, several
new men were put in hy Norwich, among
them being Reid. tie first halfback, who
scored one 81 the tonchdowns made BY
the locals The sgiddlebnry team put
up good. clean contest and made the
home team somewhat worried by the
way Ia which they carried the bali dur
inc the last hall Of the last period.
Coleman, the Middlebury left guard. was
taken from the field on a stretcher. kay
ing torn a linmeAt in his back. Under
Hill scored the first touchdown for Mar
wieh on mass play through tackle, after
the ball had been rushed down the field
by varied open play and line plnnging,
The SUMMARY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
a :. OF /. INDoRsEs surrRAeE.
Eight.heur Day for Postal Clerks Is Also
Favored.

Toronto Ont, Nov. 1.-THE conven.
tion 81 the American Federation 81 Labor
went on record Saturday as favoring
suffrage. an eixht-hour day for post Office
clerks. and legislation for batter protee.
ton 81 actors and actresses from the
"extort;on and corrupt business methods
0f Ao-eailed theatrical employment agen-
csss,
A postal savings bank act, deep water
ways projects, continuation Of the
fight against tuberculosis. granting
American citizenship 70 the people 81
Porto Rico. and the construction Of 4
26foot channel through the Great Lakes
from Buffalo to Duluth, and from Buffalo
Is Chicago, we're also favored.
Resolutions looking 70 the establish.
1nent Of a national defense fund BY the
federation To assist unions In distress
we're voted down after a spirited de-
bate.
On The ground that employment agen-
ciss are used as strike breaking organi.
zations, the federation viii attempt Ia
have national legislation enacted for
their regulation.
A resolution urging the executive coun-
ell 70 do all in its power to stop the
mad expenditure Of public money for
war purposes etirred up lively divis
sion III sentiment and it was referred
back to committee. TIE executive eoun.
eli was authorized to make recommends
tions to the president Of the United
States inspecting appointments to jul
dicial positions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15

The Period Of Wearing Il Is Shortened
and II IS Less Conspicuous.

Whether We approve OF not. il is I'M
|deniably true that The period Of mourn
ing Is being sh0rtenaa and tile evidences
made less conspicuous than ia the yeafs
of the past. Only rarely nowadays Do
men wear emhIems 81 grief foF persous
outside of tsieiY immediate family
First mourning for wife covers
year. and for other relatives six months.
During the first period only black anil
white effects are permissible Tho
scheme calls for deep hathand, white
shirt. either plain OF with bimek stripes.
and black suit, oYere0at, waisteuat, half
hose, gloves and shoes
The second period 81 mourning lasts
six months fof wife and three months
for any other relative. Ii this time
gray IS correct and the mourning band
j. not worn On the hat Black and
white ELECTS az we'll a. gray arr ALLOW
able
The brassard o. sleeve band i IN ey-
ceedingiy bad form 1t originated in
England as an exreaient fir servants
and others WHO could not afford entire
change 81 outfit.
Attendance at social affairs az eere-
naonieus character Il not expected daring
the first period 81 mourning. II eircum
stances make il necessary. the only
charge from customary usage is, ID day-
time black gloves and cravat instead
OF gray. and il the evening cloth band,
not silk, on the silk hat.
Black tie and Maistcoat shnuld not he
substituted IN the evening for the white
nor are black studs and links or black
bordered handkerehisfs and longer ap-
proved. These things savorea 81 parad-
ing sorrow and have wisely been ahau-
doned. The primary purpose q blacis
AS To prevent much embarrassment as
might arise from ignorance st hereaxe
ment on the part of those met From
the nAhadasher.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
HARvARp IN We SECOND HALF
Dartmouth Beaten Handily by the ScOr,
Of II to 3.

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. i5.-By score
Of II to s, Harvard won clean cut vic
tory from Dartmouth Saturday. Both
teams put up o great iEht and the score
Is ! very good Indication Of the relative
strength Of the two Neither tsam was
able to come within striking distance in
the hrst half, although Harvard kept
the ball IN her opponents territory most
OF the time.
In this half. Dartmouth made only one
first down against three for Harvard
Neither side attempted any open plays
but kept to the sid plunrng tactics
Marks found the Crimson line too stiff
d proposition for many gains, bnt his
work on defense told against the Har.
ward hacks. and though they broke
through the forwards Of the Green. get
they were generally stopped short BY the
big full back
Both teams were forced to punt repeat
edly and Afinot's work was inferior 10
that Of Ingersoll who at the end of
the first half had piled up a total Of
100 yards more than his rival Toward
the end Of the second half, Sprague fcr
Howard did much better. Although
O&EtWUNtA H8U LHe BETTER d IL N HAHt-
ing. yet Harvard's rushing game went,
going three To one better than her op-
ponent's.
n the second half, hoth teams came
back strong and the game was full of
snap and ginger unti time was called
The greatest contest of the Afternoon
was that between Fisher of Harvard and
Capt Tobin IN opposing guard positions
Fisher Is q new man for Harvard and
has played q steady game al season.
and Saturday afternoon seemed 70 have
no difficulty In making a hole for the
necessary distance
For individual work Of the highest
type, Ingersoll was easily the star Of
the afternoon Consistent ID his punt
ing. he was also responsible for many
good gains around Harvard's TANKS. ana
his handling Of puHts In the baekiel5
was of a high order. Neither Brady for
Dartmouth nor 0'Flaherty for Harvard
displayed any striking qualities, either
In aenaralship Of individual work
O'Flahsrty handled himself With more
credit on defense than he has IN the
past games. though 81 times be was mis-.
erably slow on starting, after catching
a punt.
H@Hghton's men came through The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
In WORLD OF
FOOT BALL
Yale Gets a Fashion Of Max
ing lis
HARVARD SHOWS POWER
Against Observation-Disclosures Gets the
Conference Championship - Cornell
Does Well, But Penn. Is Bumped
by the Hurry-ups.

Yale won the first Of what folks call
the championship feot ball games sat
urday from Princeton and set fashion
FOR the day in totals. The Yale Prince
ton score was II to O. Williams won
from Amherst by II to O. the Navy beat
Western Reserve. IL to ., Brown defeated
Vermont. II 70 0, and Plttsburg won
from Washington and jefferson, II to 3.
There was a fine game between Harvard
and Dartmouth. which the Crimson won,
thus showing to most folks there is a
real foot ball team at Cambridge.
Ia one intersection game the East got
bumped. Michigan. the hitherto much
beaten Of Pennsylvania, turned and rend-
"a The Red and Blue, winning II 20 Q.
The Wolverines hurried up 70 such pur.
pose that they scored their winning
points in the first few moments Of the
game. In tho other East vs.. West con-
Test. Cornell and Chicago broken even
at ak sll, just like last year. But, I'M
like last year. 1t was Chicago which
scored FIRST this time. Cornell played
better foot bali than ever before.
Out West, Minnesota nailed that con.
ference championship by beating Wiscon-
sin. SO ID Al Still further West. CALI
fornia, for the first time Ii Ave years,
wiped M stanford. But this is English
rugby, not our kind.
Colgate slipped il over ON Syracuse, Az
was the ease last year Nearer home.
Fordham won handily from r. p / and
n. Y. l.. broke even with Lehigh, this
ii Bethlehem. There were other games.
The results;
Yale III, Princeton o
Harvard l2. Dartmouth 5.
Michigan IL. Pennsylvania g.
Cornell 6, Chicago 6
Minnesota 81, Wisconsin s
Williams III, Amherst O.
Brown Ii. Vermont D.
Fordham SO, r. P. L ..
New York university g. Iehigh 9.
Penn. State 40. West Virginia o.
Navy IT, Western Reserve g.
Lafayette as. State Normal 0.
Trinity II. Wesleyan 6.
Colgate s, Syracuse 5.
Holy Cross D. Worcester Poly. o.
Virginia IL, Georgetown Q.
Pittshnrr H. W and J. 3.
California 10. Stanford -.
Carlisle Indians 81, Gettysburg Q.
Tufts i6, Bates IL.
Bowdoin 70. Maine 0.
Norwich 10, Nidalebury 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
brown u. vERMoNr ).
Brilliant Team Work and Lots Of New
Foot Bali Bring Victory.

Providence, r. L, Nov. ls.-By brilliant
team work throughout the game, Brown
trimmed Vermont Saturday, II to o.
The visitors were at no time near the
Brown goal. and the Brunonians expert
mented with the most varied assortment
Of plays they have yet tried.
Corp scored the first touchdown. fall.
ing On the bail behind the goal line after
one Of 0'Brien's kicks had been blocked.
Mckay was sent ever for the next score
after Regnier had gained % yards on a
forward pass, and III the second half Nd
Kay ran 80 yards through the whole
Vermont team for a third score. Mckay
tried place kick fen goal from The 81
yard line, but failed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
WOMEN wILL Boss soME pAY.
Or. Hills Says They'll Own the Prop.
erty 1000 Years Hence.

Chicago, Nov i5.-Tlr. Newell Dwight
Hills Of Brooklyn, formerly Of Chicago.
who spoke before the Cook County
Teachers association this morning,
saidi The women are getting the most
Of the educatian Of to-day, and before
long. i the men continue to ~ into
business and get their recreation in the
evening BY PLAYING billiards while the
women follow intellectual pursuits, the
women win BE tile only educated per.
sons Of The country
In 1000 years the women viii own
all the property, and when man
wishes City cents with which "a buy a
Christmas present he i likely 70 be
asked b. Els wife what he aid with
the last fifty cents she gave him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
BUILDS UP THE THIN AID WEAK
samose Makes Thin People Fat, or D. r.
Davis WIN Return Money.

In Samose are combined dash giving
ford elements that soon produce steady
and noticeable gain 10 iesh. Taken after
meals, Sanose mingles with the food,
aud causes il Ia BE- assimilatea 50 that
the fat producing elements are retained
n the system. and you viii soon get
good tssh. steady nerves and healthy
body
d T. Davis has seen sach remarkable
results following the use Of Samose that
be offers TO pay for the treatment ii 1t
aoss not make thin people plump ard
rosy
You run no risk whatever II buying
Sainoses il is true siesh- formsn9 g6of
and Il sold undsr toe guarantee 80 ore
81 the most reputable business houses n
Barre t. refund fhe uaaey if i does
not give complete sasisfatten.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
PASTOR RESIGNS.
Rev. !. a. Thompson Of St. Andrews
Church il st. J0hnsbury.

81. Juhnsbnrv. Nov l5.--Tt was an.
nouneed yesterday ia St Andrews Epis.
eopai church thaf the resignation 81 Inc
rector. Raw Il At Thompson, had bean
placed Il she bands 81 tie senior warden
and the bishop 81 the diocese. 70 take
efEett en- December 1 This announce
snrnt was made by the Rev F. II Les
wto supplies the missions IS Lyndon,
ana who exchanged with Rev. Mr..
Thompson GA Sunday
Mr. Thompson came 90 So gohnshnfe
Eve years ago from Ashland, =. Il and
has supplied frequently in Lyndon add
ClsFemons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
For Constipation
A Medicine That Does Not Cost any
thing Unless It Gives Satisfactory
Relief.


RI YOU suffer from constipation in
any form whatever, acute or chronic, we
viii guarantee 70 supply You medicine
that we honestly believe will effect per-
manent relief Ii taken with regularity
and according TO directions for q reason
able length 81 time Should the medicine
fail to benefit You to your entire salts
faction we promise that it shall cost
yau nothing.
No other remedy can be compared with
Reyall 0Tderles for the easy, pleasant
and sueessful treatment 81 constipation.
The active medicinal Ingredient Of this
remedy. which Il odorless, tastcless and
e6lorless. il m entirely new discovery.
Combined with other valuable ingredi-
ents, Il forms a preparation which is in
comparable rs perfect bowel regulator.
intestinal invianrator and strengthened.
Rexall 0rderlies are eaten ike candy,
and are notable for their gentle and
agreeable action. They do not catlsc
gripping or any disa1reeahle effect or IN
convenience. and may be taken at any
time dag Or night.
We particularly recommend Rexah
Nfntfilt$ t1l cfHfAEfn AhN lNA utAtesttF VI
aged persons. because they do not contain
anything Injurious Unlike other prep
arations, they do not create a habit but
instead they overcome the habits ac-
quired through the use Of ordinary laxa-
tives, cathartics and harsh physie. and
remove the causes OF constipation OF
irregular bowel action that are not OF
surgical variety.
WE want YOU to try ReSsll 0raerlies
at our risk We know 81 nothing that
viii dc ynu 50 much good They ARE pre-
pared ii tablet form ia two sizes; 80
tablets rs cents. ana ~ tablets 10 cents.
Remember. you can obtain RexaN rem
edies In Barre only At uur store. The
Rexan Store Red Gross Pharmacy, Burt
n Wells. proprietor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
100 DROWNED
in COLLISION
Two British Steamers Meet
in RheO Straits
THE ONDA AND LA SEYNE
Latter Sinks Two Minutes After Coli
sion and One Hundred Who We're
On Board Were Carried

Singapore, Nov. l5.-The British
steamer Onda has arrived here with her
bows smashed bringing sixt-one sur
vivors Of the mail steamer IA Seyne,
with which the 0nda was in collision ia
the Rheo Straits. The La Seyne filed
and sank in two minutes after the col
liAion.
One hundred on board were drowned,
including seven European passengers,
among them Baron and Baroness Lem
tezy. The captain and five European
officers Of the steamer were also drown
Ell The survivors were picked up By
boats from the Onda, but many were
bitten by sharks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
PRESIDENT ATTENDS EXERCISES
Fiftieth Anniversary of Washington
Catholic Church.

Washington Nor. l5 President Taft
was present yesterday afternoon AZ the
exercises attending the 50th aannirer.
sary Of tho dedication Of St. Aloysills Ro.
man Catholic church &c north Eapital
and ! streets n W. He occupied the
ssat of homer on tile platform between
Cardinal Gibbons and Apostolic Dele
gate Monsiauof Faiconio. An en0rmus
crowd attended
The President made brief speech ana
reviewed parade II several thousand
men and boys "a the parish and other
Catholic societies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
RAIDS On Mythology.

The Centanr would ha just the thing
4 runaway Cd stops
Today he'd make ana no mistake
4 handy mounted cop.
Kansas City Journal
Ola argus on the bassh1Il Geld
Would surely be 4 peach;
Should three men be 90 bases he
Could keep an eye On each
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
MARaARET ILLINaToN MARRIEs.
Divorced Three Days Ago, WEEDS Tacoma
Millionaire

Reno. Nov DR. Margaret Ellington,
who received 4 divorce three days ago
from Daniel Erohman, was married Sat
urday evening to Edward J. Hewes, d
Tacoma millionaire. The fwsddne was
performed il the cottage where Miss
Ellington has spent the past six months.
Her father, T H. Light II Bloomington.
Illinois, gave his daughter away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
ROBBERS GET AWAY
WITH 81, 1000 CASH
Regal Shoe Store in New York City
Entered Early Sunday morning.

New York, Nov. ia safe was
blown open and 5000 IN cash taken
in the very heart Of the tenderloin yes
terday morning. The robbery il the
biggest that has occurred in long time
ia that part OF New York.
The police knew nothing Of ii until
yesterday morning It haif-past ten,
when L L. Latter. assistant manager Of
the Regal stores at 1859 Broadway. en-
tered the store and found the safe open
and the rear of the place all topsy-tur-
yey. There is no clue to the robbers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
Foor Ball PLAYER DEAD.
University Of Virginia Man Had Concus-
SION Il the Ersin

Washington. p. G., Nos. Archer
Christian 81 Richmond, Va. half back
an the university 81 Virginia foot bah
team. who was injured If SATURDAY. S
game With Georgetown diea THIS morning
IL the tseorgefown hospital Christian
vas suffering from conclusion Of the
brain, ard an operation "a remove the
pressure failed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
MRS. AsroR BREAKS DOWN.
Nearly Gives Way Since Divorce and
she Will Take Long Rest

New York. Nov. l5.-Nirs. AVA VII
ling Astor, who obtained divorce
few days ago from Col. John Jacob
Aston. suffered slight nervous collapse
Saturday at the home Of friend with
whom she Was staying in Washington
square
Mrs. Astorss Illness was not serious.
and she left for her country home to
rest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
JEFFRIEs' AUTO.
Chauffeur Of HIS Taxicah Arrested Fol
0verspeeding.

New York. Nov. l5.--James T. JefFries,
the pugiliss, was riding ii taxieah yes
teriay afternoon. when the ear WAS
stopped at Broadway and 10th street.
The chauffeur, Alexander Clyaekerr told
the policeman he was wrong about the
sneed Of the car. JaiTries paid bis fars
and walked away JEFF was loudly
cheered hy the large crowd while Clyde
kerr was locked up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
MAY BE TOTALLY BLIND.
Abe Ruef, Former Boss Of San Fran
cisco, VIII Be Operated On.

san Francisco. Nov. l5.-Abe Ruef.
the former boss OF San Francisco, u
threatened with total blindness and
deafness. An operation On his etc viii
be performed next Wednesday and On
The success Of this viii depend the ef-
fort IA save us hearing. Ruef has been
ii iail little over d year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
PAYS FoR Use oF sTREETs
Detroit Electric Agrees 10 $500 a Day
for Franchise.

Detroit. Nov. is. The Detroit United
railway today aeeeaed conditionally To
the eitys demand for ssfs0 per day Tor
the use Of the streets upon which fran
ehises ate said to expire tomorrow The
company specifies that it valves IA
rights and that the city valves none as
lar Is an ultimate readjustment Is
eNmrernel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15

Grand Rapids e. Nov. l5.-Ray Nngei
3 sehoabay injured tw0 weeks apo II
Saoi ball game. died saturday night 4
Blood vessel 10 BIS head vas rupturel
and be vas unconscious for tAsstser
dAys.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15

struggle without injuries of any conse-
anente. Capt. Fish in making a hard
tackle had the wind knocked ont 81 him
and il was FIRST thought that 4 rib was
broken. hut after an examination he wac
allowed TO finish out the ilrst half Cor
hett had his usual run Of hard luck ana
had an ankle twisted again. which may
keep him out 81 the final game
After Tie second half was well under
way, Haughton made substitutions rap
idly, and by tile end 81 the game practi.
cally every substitute OF any ability had
been used. the only men in the Tine un-
changed throughout the entire game be.
inc II Wilmington, left GUARD; n Niths
ington, center, and L, Smith. right end.
Dartmouth also made numerous changes
toward the end % the game, giving nine.
teen men their letters
The Score Of the Game.
Harvard. Dartmouth.
Browne, Houston, Il. re, Bankart, Dodge
Mckay, Forster, It ..sss.y..s..ts
.s..s.......r {, Lang, A. N. Jackson
Il. Wilmington, 81 q. Farnum, Johnson
p Wilmington, q. &c, Needham, Dingle
Fisher. Blodgeft. g.s.... 4 <, Tobin
Fish, Bush, 81 t. Sherwin, Eleock
II D. Smith. e..s...l q, Daley. Lewis
OFlaherty, Wigglesworth, Gallatti qb
4..........a ,.......s...,..sq b. Brady
CoThett, Frothingham, Sprague, b b,
..........s...r b, Ryan, Dudley
Leslie, ?. d. Smith. T b b .......ss.
.As........s,..s.....l h b, Ingersoll
Aiinot. Long. b..+..,f b, Marks. Smith
Score Harvard II. Dartmouth q;
touehdowns rockingham, Houston;
goals from touchdowns, r wilmington
b; goal from field, Tobin umpire, W NJ.
AIorice, Y. Of p; referee. E. A. Whiting,
Cornell; headlinesman, H. L Dadmun.
Worcester z. Il; field Judge. w. G. Crow
I'll, Swarthmore; time, 35-minnte halves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15

PILES CURED IN & 70 ia pays

PAlO OINTMENT Is guaranteed 10 cure
any case Of itching, blind, bleeding or
pFotYudinz piles in to IA DAYS Or
money refunded SOC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15

Score, Norwich 49, touehdowns, Reid
Underhilli goal from field, Colbnrn; UNI
pire, Lieutenant GFahams referee. Cap.
tain KRONER; tiInes 25-ninute halves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15

Score, Brown II, Vermont o: touch
downs. Mckay 2. Corp; goals from
touchdown, Reenier 2 referee. Burleigh.
Exeter umpire, Murphy Harvard: feld
laase, Hunt, Brown time. 25-minute
halves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15

Dyspeplets s?:' ;ss'EI; s, S;s
Heartburn. Nausea. wind 10 the Stousgh Sea.
STIFFNESS SlteplcHSlnss afiginG from Indigestion,
alI disepmfpfls 81 Dyspepsia They are composed
Of the best aigestsps carlninatives and currefr
ives, and arn agreeable and economcal Put ap ia
til 90 sizes i1e 2lc aud 81 Sold hy an drgea rs,
and sent promptly hT uail on receipt uf prigA ~
o, II HOOP co. MIG Chemists LowelL Masa
II Made BIZ Hood Its Good.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-26
Mrs. C. A. Langley, early in the even

Mrs. c. A. Langley, early in the even
ing.
Mrs. Edward Lane and daughter
Ethel, have returned from a visit to
Mrs. D. w. Mccoy at kokomo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Dunbar. recently
attended a funeral of a relative at St.
Joseph, Illinois. and also spent a short
time at Champaign. Illinois, visiting
relatives.
Mrs. E. r. Perfect Of Kansas City.
| Missouri, is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ. Walker. at Centerville.
| and her sister, Mrs. Frank Land at
Richmond.
H. H. Peele and family entertained
at dinner on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
| seph McConaha of Richmond, Ind.
Miss Letha Dunbar is the guest OF
Miss Iris Scott at Dayton, Ohio.
The Woman's Cemetery association
has completed the driveways at Crown
| Hill cemetery. at a cost of S161.25. At
the next regular meeting the associa-
ton will make arrangements for its
annual Thanksgiving dinner,
Mrs. Nancy Weekly of Paramount,
Ind, spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. ELS. Wright
Mark A. Stevens is building a barn
| on his property on east Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Smith entertain.
ed on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
| Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Smith and
son Corwin. of Richmond.
Henry Taylor of New Petersburg. o.,
and George Taylor of Leesburg. Ohio,
left on Saturday after a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. John Fleet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Bethel
spent Sunday with Mr.. Henry Lesson
and family at Indianapolis.