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The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-18

\. NJ. Callahan. 80 years of age, died
at his home, zoos Bolles avenue. Sun
| Jay morning of heart failure. The fu-
neral viii be held Tuesday afternoon
At 2:3O from the late home.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-18

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Atkinson died at the parents
home. 12S North Van Buren street,
Sunday The funeral was held this
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-18
Seven Burned to Death While Drunk

President Kansas Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-18

James Lynch. one year of age, died
at the Orphans home Sunday morn
Fng of bowel trouble. The funeral was
held this afternoon from the home, 234
Fillmore street.
The Press., 1909-10-20

Capt. III. A. Eastman and wife
visited in Charlton, Mass. last week.
James Baker has purchased of A.
Morse of Woodstock, fine road mare.
VIM. Richardson of Mansfield
called on friends here the first of the
week.
A. @. Barlow, who has been quite
feeble, is improving and is able to
be around.
Capt. Fl. A. Eastman and wife
visited in Southbridge and Charlton
last week. -
George Perry of Putnam is doing
surveying in this vicinity, mostly on
the Buck estate.
Ann Towne and Mrs. Bingham of
Windham visited at Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Eastman's last week.
Fl. Toothacker and wife have re-
turned home, after spending a few
days in Boston with friends
Mrs A. M. Lowe and Mrs Fred
Bowen of Eastford called on friends
and relatives in Worcester and Shrews-
bury last Monday.
81. O. Barlow has had the interior
of his house reprinted and papered by
James Neville. He also has had q
concrete walk laid to the street by
Mr.. Richards g Son.
George Buck was here Sunday with
his auto, and on returning met with
an accident. His machine was dis
abled so he could not get 1t home.
He sent to ,Willimantio for a man to
repair it.
A new teachers desk has been
placed in the sohoolhouse of district
No. 8. the old one having done 40
years of service and was built by
Stephen B. Tiff, who afterwards
taught several terms in district No. 9.
The Press., 1909-10-20
HOME NEWS.


matter under this head 10 cents per line.l
DO not fail to attend the "Gem
Theatre this week. Miss Minnie Viii
hams, one of New York's favOrite sing
ers, has been engaged at great expense.
She is introducing all the latest song hits
among which is the catchy air, "Yysp-
-Addy-I-Ay." The pictures are also
especially good this week.
Oysters r In season, and we have fine
ones. Also all fish In their season, at the
Central Market, S. Rogers, proprietor.
"A new line Of Japanese Napkins at
The Press office. Largest assortment
ever shown. Prices, 10c hundred, up.
The Press., 1909-10-20
Staffordville.

r
staffordville.
Mrs. Florence West is with hel
sister, Mrs. Albert Lock.
Ernest @. Cooley has recently pur'
chased an automobile at Springfield.
A. s. Bosworth has been confined
to his home by illness for a few days.
Mrs. Frank e. Beloher was the
guest of relatives in South Coventry
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lee and
family have moved into the Butter
field house recently.
J. Morton Moore of Philadelphia,
PenQ. made short visit here the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. Miranda Johnson of Stafford
Hollow spent nearly all Of last week
with relatives on Oolburn hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Howard
Of Chaplin were the guests Of Mrs. X.
Williams at the parsonage recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe E. Oarew OF
Springfield were visitors at Ezra s.
Colburn's last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Arthur s. Bosworth is spend
ing q few weeks with Mrs. Ernest M.
Goodell in East Longmeadow Mass.
Mrs. M. H. West and son, Arthur,
were the guests of Horatio West and
family in West Rutland, Mass over
Sunday.
Rev. Robert Williams preached q
most excellent sermon in the M. e
church last Sunday morning from the
text in st. Matt. Isl, "Judge not
One Of the best harvest suppers
ever held in the history of the church
was served in the NJ. E. vestry last
Thursday evening. There was food
in abundance and q goodly sum was
realized.
Methodist Church Notes: The sub
ject for the prayer meeting Friday
evening will be 1.-THE blessedness and
glory of sacrifice. The Epworth
League topic for Sunday evening will
be "a lost son and yearniDg Faith
err" Luke 15:11.32. Leader, Mrs
Adelbert Carpenter.
Congregational Church Notes: Ser
vices Sunday morning at Las, and
at p. m. Sunday school after
morning service Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7,3O. The
Ladies' Aid society will serve hash
supper in the vestry Thursday even
ing, to he followed by a social. Price
for adults, 15c; children, loo. Junior
O. E. society Friday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
West Stafford.
Louisa Kibbe is now working in
West Springfield.
Miss Alice Greaves has been visit
ing at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Marble spent
a few days last week in Woodstock.
There will be a social dance at
hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. B. A. Wilbur was pleasantly
surprised Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Oreelman, Miss E. A. Gum.
mings and Daniel Burbank from
At the annual meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society she following
officers were elected: President. Mrs.
J. W. Ballantine; vice president,
Mrs. e. d. Ellis; secretary and treas.
urer. Mrs. f. 2. Fairfield; directress-
Do, Mrs Laura Holmes, Mrs. M. A.
Gold. Mrs George Ellithorpe. Mrs.
Belva wilbur; collector. Mrs. Fran
celia Gold. The earnings for the
year, $163 81; expended. $132.19.
The Ladies' Social club of Thomp-
consisting of Mrs, JIG. Oreel-
man, Miss Jennie Harrison, Mrs
John Fl. Frew. Mrs. Mary O. Hill
ditch, Mrs Charles s. Morrison, Mrs.
David Hilditoh, Mrs. Charles g. Har-
rison, Miss Mary H. Hilditch, Mrs.
L J. Hilditch, met with Mrs. B. A.
Wilbur last Thursday, several spend
ing the night, returning the next day
Each expressed q desire to come
again, as they had a social aud enjoy
able time.
UNION.
The Press., 1909-10-20
ASHFORD,
WestfOrd.

Miss Ruth Barlow was at home
over Sunday.
George French of North Ashford is
saving wood for the farmers here.
The Press., 1909-10-20
UNION.

UNION.
Regular meeting Of Mashapaug
Lake grange this evening.
Mrs. L. Miller visited friends in
Eastford the first of the week
T. .. Newell was the guest of
friends in Springfield last Sabbath.
B. sellen and family of Hartford,
with M. A. Marcy, spent the Sabbath
at their summer cottage.
. The barns belonging to the Marcy
homestead are being painted by Mr..
Phillips of Southbridge.
Miss Lysle Miller, who has been
spending a few weeks with friends in
Pomfret, returned home the first of
the week.
The item in last weeks Press re-
f9rring to Rev. Fl. M. Lawson q
sermon should have read: "The
sermon was full of helpful thoughts
and suggestions, instead of quota
tiOns
LILO WO0Ou0A ASSU OhOUEuAy A0Ab
little to be desired, SO far as variety
was concerned. Rain. thunder, snow
and q rainbow, all inside of half an
hourl Such q glorious rainbow it
was, and such peaceful, happy sum
set after all the furry and oommosion :!
John Buckley, who Is now locating
RVN Q0rkP0rd NJ hovroo ovop Qun
day. Mr.. Buckley has entered law
Office and will be associated with
Benedict M. Holden. Connecticut
Mutual building, Hartford. Although
future before him, he has made good
use of his years of preparation and the
opportunities that have come to him
After graduating from Hitchcock aoad-
envy he entered the University of
Maine. From the university he re.
ceived the degrees of L. L. B. and L.
L. M. He was one of our Representa-
tives during the last session of the
legislature, being the youngest mem
Der Of the house, and was chairman
of the committee on labor, John, as
he is familiarly called by many old
friends. will be greatly missed here,
where he has been ever ready to lend
q helping hand in any good work, and
he goes to the larger field with many
earnest wishes that he may have al
honorable and successful career in hi
chosen profession.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
D R|SCOLL-A
BOUT MAY STILL
TAKE PLACE
A SET OF ARTICLES AGREED TO
BY THE WORLDS CHAMPION
WHO cONcEOEs sRiToN TWO
POUNDS ABOVE LIMIT.
BY TAD.


NEW YORK. Feb. Sit looks now
as though the two greatest little fight
ers o. their weight in the world. Jem
Driscoll OF England, and Abe Attell.
OF California, will meet here in New
York after all.
For the past two weeks the wires
between here aud New Orleans have
been kept hot with messages. and II
wasn't until last night that We knew
the pair had even come near being
matched
Attell wanted the date for The first
week in March, but as Driscoll leaves
these shores on Feb. 20 this was i'm
possible Last night we received the
following wire from the champion.
New Orleans, La, Feo. L
Tad Make match Feb IS;
weight TO be l24 at s o'clock;
Charley White 10 referee. Have
articles mailed 10 Hotel Pickles
Dayton. Ohio. Leave here Mon
day. Wire at once ii match 10
on. ABE ATTELL.
Billy Gibson, who was here at the
time the wire arrived, jumped OFF his
chair with JOY. He whipped one back
10 Abe. saying that the go was on and
that the articles would be signed in
New York today and mailed him.
Charley Harvey who is managing
the Briton, wants to have the weight
Bit higher up on the scale. but II is
believed that he will agree TO the
poundage asked by the little cham.
pion
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
ABE ATTELL..

Sparrow Robinson. gloyemaker
for the worlds champions. sat in his
nest" IN New York the other day
and related some interesting dope
on the title holders
Sparrow" has most intimate az
Quaintance with the great fighters OF
the past and present day Every fight
e.. OF any prominence has had his
hands measured by Sparrow and a
visit To his workshop was one OF the
first things TO do after the consum-
nation OF a match. There were gloves
10 be made for the training quarters
the gloves that the fighters used while
working with their sparring partners
and the gloves TO be worn in the
fght--in many instances contest for
the championship OF the world
II have found most fighters 10 be
decent fellows, said Robertson. They
have their own ideas as 10 the way
their gloves should be made. and after
| have measured their hands they in
struct me on how they like 10 have
them padded
Take George Dixon, for instance.
continued sparrow. He had most
peculiarly shaped hand. His fingers
were very long in fact. all out Of pro
portion to the size Of his hand That
helped his reach. fer when his hand
was opened he could stick 1t into an
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
/ AM STILL
THE CHAMPION"
jim JEFFRIEs.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. ST am stu
and Jack Johnson Is not
going to do any debating II ! go back
20 the ring"
Jim Jeffries threw the local sport
ing contingent into spasms OF Joy BY
this remark.
johnson has been credited with
Kicking q whole lot and much OF II
MAS nonsense" said Jeffries today,
s'and the climax came when he said
he would insist on a colored referee.
What has Johnson got TO say about
the referee. anyway, in case he gets
~ chance at the heavyweight title? He
doesnt hold 1t. / never was beaten
tor the championship and | have the
right TO name any terms-if l box
.Egain."
"Jeffries has a big chance TO get
what he never had before" said a
well-known bookmaker today, and
hat IL widespread popularity. He was
Always SO much bigger and stronger
Nan any man he met that his Vie
lories never aroused much enthus-
Dasm. But II he agrees to meet john
Don he will take the place John L.
kullivan once held in popular esteem
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08

opponents face at long range This
was fayorlte method of his
How about McGoyern did he have
any peculiar Style
Terrible Terry, should say not
Any old thing suited him He often re-
marked TO me Sparrow, YOU have my
measure, just * me up pair |
wish they would permit me 10 wear
hid gloves or none at all. I'll bet /
could wallop with a pair OF skin tight
ers
Tommy Ryan was the card, though
He insisted that my gloves be used in
all his fights. He made the clubs put
II in the articles CT agreement. He
was very careful about his hands, and
| had 10 measure them for every fight.
"Jenries was all easygoing fellow
and easy 10 please. The big champion
had the smallest hand for his size Of
any man in the ring.
"FitZ was card. He had story
ready all the time. and would insist
that | laugh. or bang would come
down his hand on my neck. Bob had
the largest wrist and didn't care much
about padding there. while Tom
Sharkey always wanted mis- gloves
paddeG high up on the thumb This
was so he could use that side Of his
hard as sledge | padded his gloves
away up TO the wrist.
Il see that Gus Rubin wants to
fight again. Well, that's another JOB
for me However. he has such largo
hand that IL takes an awful lot OF
leather. Gus has the largest hand OF
ans man in the business
Frank Erne and Joe Cans always
had the same style glove, as plain "a
possible. with the padding mostly at
the ends.
Willie Lewis has a bad right hand
II is all smashed To pieces and he can
not close It, have TO make big pad
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
LIVELY WEEK IN
BASKETBALL NOW

The present week has much in store
for the local devotees OF basketball
A complete resume OF the scheduled
games yields the following program:
Tuesday-D. \. {. Us. Notre Dame
81 ID. a. &.
Wednesdays paldings VS. Y. NJ. IL.
A. al d. A. G..
Thursday -Detroit Y. NJ G. A. VS..
NJ A G. az Detroit y.
Frlday-D. L. S. vs. Adrian High at
ID. L. $
AS nearly all these games include
at least one and more often TWO pre-
liminaries, the program will embrace
total Of about 10 games, not includ-
ing thee large number OF regular
league contests and engagements OF Il
minor character.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
CASEY AFTER
JOE YEAGER

DR.. James Casey. OF Detroit, man
ager OF the Montreal team in the East
ern league, is making strenuous ef-
fort TO land Joe Yeager, another De-
troiter 10 play shortstop for his club.
Casey Is OF the opinion that IL Yeager
can be secured he will be In shape 70
give Montreal the best club IL has
ever had, with excellent prospects OF
finishing up as well as anybody's ball
club.
Negotiations are now in progress
between Casey and Manager McAleer,
of the Browns. to which club Yeager
Is under reserve.
Should Casey succeed in securing
Yeager the deal will bring together
Casey. Buelow and Yeager, three OF
the one-time Tigers. all OF whom were
employed here during the early days
CT the American league.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
ATHLETIC SOLDIERS
TUESDAY EVENING

The fourth OF a monthly series OF
athletic carnivals will take place in
the Army Y NJ. c. A. gymnasium,
Fort Wayne Tuesday evening. Among
the feature attractions OF the program
will be sparring exhibition Lefty
Eberhart, Seventh Infantry. ana Kid
Magaee or Detroit will handle the
gloves. \. V Palmer Seventh In
tautry and Buster Brown. Seventh
infantry bard. viii meet on the mat IN
"a cate mas. catch-Csn wrestling bout
upst tuo Out ~ three falls The ST
Louis basketball team viii play The
Covenants Al Hueblef. manager of
the Big ~ team. will be secured. %
possible to Offciate.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
ARE DETRO|TERS
AFRAID Of CARS?
Cleveland Plain Dealer.

II is not at all probable that there
will be- any two-man team bowling
match between Louis Franz and Char.
ley Gilbert, Of Cleveland, and Max
Drossman and Bob Menninger. OF De-
trOit Some time ago. the Detroit pair
accepted the sweeping challenge is.
sued by Franz and Gilbert and the
sporting editor OF the Plain Dealer al
once sent articles OF agreement to
them for their signatures That was
the last heard from Detroit until yes
e rday. when letter was received
from Otto Schmidtke. manager OF the
Palace alleys, Detroit. In which he
says that mis- men are willing to bowl
Franz and Gilbert OF condition that
tho latter do not use the loaded" bal.
When this Letter vas shown to Franz,
he said
Call the match off The ball va
use is legal according to the American
Bowling congress md cannot see
that the Drtroit men have any kicb
coming II looks a. IL they were scar.
ed bS ouI scores al Chicago"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
ey HENRY p. EDWARDS

CLEVELAND. Feb. ) This year,
three newspaper men. members OF the
Baseball Writers association, viii
meet the big league rule makers, Ia
ofer requested suggestions that will
tend toward more uniform scoring
The members OF this committee are
j r. GdIlo. ~ the Washington Post,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
DR|SCOLL MEETS
NEW y0RK'S BEST

NEW YORK. Feb. s.--Bettiny On the
Leach CrCss-Jem Driscoll fight Wed
nesday night is real brisk. and sew
eial personal wagers wtie made III
Johnson's road house where Cross is
training for the bout. An admirer OF
Cross wagered $50 10 500 on the east
slider and more wagers OF smaller
amounts exchanged hands.
Driscoll will likely go into the ring
fayorite at these odds. while TO
is being offered that Cross does not
knock Driscoll out.
Yesterday Johnson's place was pack
ed TO its capacity. and just before the
big throng Was admitted 10 the gym
nasium four inch beam gave way
under the porch from the strain and
tall sprinting and window diving were
INDUCED in.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
STE|GER TURNS
OUTLAWS DOWN

Heine Steiger. the Detroit southpav.
who was purchased by Little Rock
from the Springfield Ill. club last
season. has decided TO turn down an
offer OF 81. 500 for the season with the
California outlaws and has signed
with Little Rock at 5000 a month.
Steiger was recently informed oy
Manager Roger Bresnahan OF the st
Louis Nationals, that an offer would
be made by that team to purchase his
release this spring. This winter the
pitcher is keeping in good shape and
Is working at a Detroit manufacturing
plant as coremaker
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
RACE WINNERS AT
$40 AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. S-losemen
LEFT stranded at the little Algiers track
here are facing Il crisis like that wher
the outlaw tracks in various sec
tons or the country were shut down
more than decade ago With NO
place TO ship with no prospect ~
further racing and with scant re-
sources. they do not know where 10
turn for a living
Moreover. horses are a drug upon
the market. L.. Is doubtful II thor.
oug Inbred, oni. recenuN worth from
$500 To $500 as @ selling platter can bs
sold on he market al present tpg So
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
BEAT SM|THS0N
IN HURDLE RACE

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Feb. s--At
the indoor meeting OF the Olympic Attn
letic CLUB three worlds records were
t-oken.
Andrew Glarner lowered TO 200 20
the record for a half-mile. held by Mel
vim Sheppard Of ZOE 20. Herbert
Cheek won the 6O.yard low.hurdle
event in : % seconds from Smithson
OF the Multnomah club.
Smithson lowered his own record
over the S0.yard high hurdles 10 ~
seconds
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
hke halU IN The Pink for
Biz Basketball Series hov

Friends OF Jake Mazer. the
versatile head-push OF the De-
troit Athletic clubs basketball
team. may have some difficulty
I'm recognizing him when his
team takes the floor TO play
Notre Dame Tuesday evening
In the ID. A. e. gymnasium.
Cause? Why, Jake has taken
OF In the neighborhood OF IS
pounds in the last month-count
'em, 20.
During the last two seasons
Mazer has been accommodating
considerable superfiuous tissue.
He came TO feel the handicap
early this fall and started u
strenuous course OF diet and ex.
ercise. As a result he is once
more I'm appearance the slim
lanky individual whom Detroit
used to know before he up and
got married.
Jake's teammates say that the
loss OF weight has greatly In
creased his speed aud staying
powers. though nobody had
noted much of a failing-off H.
these respects at that.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
LITTLE COMPETITION
IN HANDBALL MATCH

The expected strife between the
Grogan, Sr.-Sprott team and the Gro
gan, Jr-McDonnell comb ination failed
to materialize at the police station
handball court, Sunday, the genial
clerk OF the recorders court failing TO
put in an appearance.
Hampered By the loss OF his part
ner, Sprott was unable 10 put into
effect the fine points OF team play
when paired with Police Photographer
Carmody. Grogan and Mcdonnell win
ming four games in a row and never
allowing their opponents more than
10 points in any one.
In the meantime the epithet OF
gutter" is being banded about IL,
the Grogan household.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
CHANGES IN SCORING RULES
PROPOSED BY SPORT SCRIBES

the 0uthelder mufilns the ball. the bat
ter suffers. Such was NOT evidently
the intent of the rule.
At present. the baseball summary
does not distinguish between sacrifice
flies ANA the old sacrifice hits. Such
should be- done for the benefit OF the
dl od-inJhe-wool baseball fans who
read ever! biz OF box score. In event
o.. more than one catcher being used
in game by club the summary
should also tell how many innings
each catcher worked just as il tells
hoW many innings each pitcher is In
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
Boxers Fmicky Ab0M Their GloOes,
Says Llnle Man Wh0 Shapes Them

inside TO help him get a grip on IL.
Tommy Murphy and the boys OF TO-
day are not as particular about their
gloves as old-timers However. they
padded
In the days Of the Coney Island A..
c., before IL was part OF Brooklyn,
they used tnree-ounce gloves. Joe
Choynski fought many OF his best
fights there. | made all his gloves,
and he wanted them right. He would
not stand for loose glove
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
ALL LOVELY IN
CAMP Of CUBS
By HARVEY T. WOODRUFF.

OCEAN PARK, Cal. Feb. s.-Man-
ager Frank Chance, al peace with
President c. w Murphy and the
world, will leave this land OF perpet-
ual sunshine" where II has not stop
ped raining for nearly three weeks.
en- "Wednesday, going direct TO Chi
Cago.
Since his troubles with the Chica-
90 club have been settled there is'
nothing TO detain the manager here
longer. and Murphy has suggested II
might be well for Chance to be on
hand for the big meeting OF baseball
men on Feb. 10, In the event any OPP
portunity for trades arises.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
GIANTS SECURE AN
OFFICIAL CLOWN

NEW YORK. Feb. Sold Arlie
Latham. the most entertaining coacher
baseball ever knew, hobs up again as
al active diamond participant He
has been signed by John McGraw. not
10 play with the Giants. but 10 be one
OF them on the coaching lines lie is
expected to stir up things considerably
Ia the coaching department. or late
years Latham has been umpiring
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08

~ author Dess to sa
world OF SPOT
Luther iia'sey d.heN ana o'hsrs %'""u' mn
1I ms wS' Tar be from the
writer OF TINS lauhnN nlh'
III trouble the remedy Nevertheless
be widely
construed really the frank query expressed IN the headline
football player
MIN home ana is trips he
while during vacations
goinng and play for stakes ne 'e-
q
providing IN the employ 81
mo mr. all him professional
spend II IL lie
Keeps becomes rank professional
other mental duty Other
wise h
ia baekened for life
amateur billiard oarna-
Nothing bowling professional
owl has been presi den OF
Juvenile nephew quarter for
for life
onya few of
rulings
all the
finished"
Msrahonns ranks in
is OF eighbels
his band
I. 100000 when
he condition Jim Jerries
The Jennings
respectively
10
old out II getting six hits and " many
Anal period
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
O'LEARY SIGNS A
CONTRACT FOR 1000

Any possible doubt over the inten-
lions OF Charlie O'Leary, the Tigers
popular inielder. was dispelled Mon
day by the receipt of his signed con-
tract for 1909 by President Navin.
O'Leary had informally accepted
terms several days ago.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
JEFF DENIES HE
HAS BEEN CHALLENGED

Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. s. Asked
wherher ne has received challenSr
from JACK Johnson bv cable as hal
been reported. lin Jeffries replied: y
have heard nothing from Johnson nor
have seen any sort OF a cOmmuniea
ton from him
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
BOUCKART SIGNS
IN THREE l LEAGUE

Johnny Buuckar' a Drtroiter WHO
has ma several seasons Of experience
in the Southern Michigan aud on fast
independent teams mas signed a con.
tract L. oa;ch for ia, Davenport. Ia,
lpam or the Three / leagu,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-08
Wheelmen,s Thlrtletn Annual.

1nc Detroit Wheeimcn gave their
thirtieth inauguration parry Frida,
evening. Fen. D. There were abou'
150 81 The /clgb members and their
friends IN ATTENDANCE. and without %
dCubt il was ORe OF the finest parties
that war ever given py che cIib.
Dancing was INDUCED III nom . until
2.30