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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
RACE TRACK WAR
Relations Between Horsemen Are
Strained In State Of Maryland

Baltimore. My, Aug. 13.-Unless n
truce Is patched up Maryland may be
the scene OF bitter turf war between
Pimlico and a new racetrack now un-
der construction in Prince George
county, to be called New Marlboro
park The promoters OF this new ven
ture have organized under the name
OF the Southern Maryland Racing as
ISOLATION, with Arthur N. Elrod gener-
al manager. and with the sanction of
the Southern Jockey club a twenty day
meeting Will be inaugurated on Sep
TENDER 20. New Marlboro park is 40
minutes from Baltimore 1t is n mile
In circumference. with up to- date APP
pointments and conveniences.
In breaking into the state OF Mary
land, where bookmaking is legal and
racing at n single track is limited
To forty days year. the New Marlboro
promoters have not consulted Pimlico
Neither have they shown n desire to
receive sanction from the Jockey
club of New York. which has always
controlled the Pimlico meeting. But
the promoters have turned to the
Southern Jockey club for an q. r.,
and have shown much Independence I'm
applying for state license. which will
be forthcoming. The Southern Jockey
club. so-called. was formed last win
ter and Is composed of the Jackson
Vile and Tampa tracks. II is infer
red that some of the men who promot-
ed winter racing In Florida are inter-
ested in the Maryland venture. which
will not receive the official approval
OF the Jockey club. That means the
proposed meeting at New Marlboro
park will be an outlaw affair and will
cause much friction with the Pimlico
managers, who realize that their mon
opoly OF racing In Maryland Is about
TO be challenged.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
American League.

st. Louis. Mo, Aug. 1S.-St. Louis
defeated New York yesterday in
whirlwind finish.
st. Louis 80. ..O1OOOOOO4-5 8 3
New York &C.. ..OOO1OO3OO o. 10 ?
Batteries-Ray and Kinifer; Quinn
and Mitchell.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 13.-Philadel-
phia got three home runs off Sum
mers, accounting for five tallies.
R.H. L.
Detroit 90. ....O3OO1OOO 90 Z 6
Philadelphia so IL J
Batterles- Summers and Stanage;
Plank and Thomas
Cleveland o., Aug. 13.-Cleveland
was beaten in the first inning by
Washington.
RHE
Cleveland ......OOOOOOOOO-O 6 2
Washington ...411OO1OO2-9 10 0
Batteries-Harkness Mitchell and
Easterly; Reisling and Ainsmith
Chicago. H., Aug. 13-The locals
made it four straight from Boston
yesterday, winning in the tenth.
r. II. f.
Chicago 0OGOOO1-4 8 /
Boston =. ....0OO1OOO2O 9 2
Batteries-Scott and Sullivan; Hall
and Carrigan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13

SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.
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:... ...........I. =. -. = 1. :: :: ::
Jim Flynn wants to box Tommy
Burns for $4,000 a side.
Ad Wolgast and Pal Moore will
meet i'm Philadelphia on August "a.
The veteran pitcher Red Tom"
Fisher is playing first base for Atlanta.
The Giants have won one game from
the Cubs on the Polo grounds This
season.
Jimmy Collins Providence team has
hit the slippery slide in the Eastern
League.
"Hack" Engle's hitting got him the
regular job at third base for The Bos-
ton Red SoX.
zwilling, outfelder of the Grand
Rapids Central league club, has re-
ported to Washington.
Freddie Welsh. the lightweight
champion of England. will come back
to this country in the fall.
Nap Lajoio always draws a line in
the dirt with the end of his bat when
he steps up to the plate.
The Athletics have purchased Al
Eonr,er, an eighteen-y ear-old pitcher,
frcm the Spokane, Wash, club.
Houston fans have $4,000 al ready
to hand To the Houston players if
they cop the Texas League pennant.
Pitcher Jack Coombs has been more
valuable to the Athletics thus season
than a whole foundry full Of radum.
It's tough luck for Bill Dahlen that
the st. Louis Cardinals don't play
DC or As straight games IN Brooklyn.
Jack Johnson has been barred by
the American Automobile Association
and Lii Artha" will do no auto rae
ing.
Shortstop Priest, who is touted as
a wonder i'm the Virginia League,
has been sold by Danville to the New
York Americans.
The Cleveland club has asked for
waivers on Neal Ball the first Amer
lean League player to make triple
play unassisted
The search for man To beat John |
son recalls the days when promoters |
secured the world for n man to stand |
before the Boston boy
Mrs. Billy Papke says that her hus-
band can have one more battle with |
Stanley Ketchel and then he must
retire. Goodnight. Willlaml
Running" says Fra Elbertus. refer
ring To the horse racing game. ais n
Darroom fight, with not even spittoons.
stove poker and chairs barred; but
rotting is a boxing bout for points"
Most people are inclined to believe
he dope" used on Jeffries was con-
aimed i'm the five-ounce gloves worn
~ Johnson. II wasn't rubbed in"
,ither, just naturally hammered In.
Lajoie and Laporte are said by
Stallings To be the greatest
'atters. All their hits are Of the legi,
innate kind, and they do not depend
Ipon speed To beat throw on punk
nfield drives. Is his explanation.
The Boston Doves are not very [
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
CUBS BUY THREE PITCHERS

Chicago, Aug. 13.-Three more
youngsters were added TO the army of
Cub recruits yesterday, the purchase
of Pitcher Cornell and Angemeir OF
the Blue Grass league and Fred Tony,
a giant twirler from Winchester Tex,
being announced. Harry Steinfeldt.
the injured third baseman of the City
Champions. returned To Chicago yes
terday for treatment. President MUIR
ply left for Philadelphia to consult
with Manager Chance over the pur-
chase of several minor league stars.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
HEAVENLY BALL TOSSERS
Major League Players Who Might
Mako Good Showino

If there's to be baseball i'm heaven
the following team is suggested as
appropriate representatives.
Goode of Boston and Goode of Bal
timore, Parson of Boston. Lord OF
Philadelphia. and Lord of Boston Ma
thew of Atlanta, Goodwin. formeri,
of Columbus, now with Memphis:
Bliss OF Binghamton. Chappelle of
Albany. Jewell of Wheeling; Justice.
the Columbus boy at Fort Wayne:
Justus of Dayton. Devine of F'all Riv-
er, Mass, and Friend of Lima.
BILLY" Sunday would be chosen
manager unquestionably.
For the other place. where the
home team always loses. the following
might do: Cole OF Chicago, Burns of
Cincinnati. Byrne OF Pttsburg. Lush
of St Louis. Steel of Providence. Beer
of Lancaster. Lynch OF Nashville.
Chill would be welcomed as an ,nn.
pire In the league represented by the
second team.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
kRoH JUMPS CONTRACT

Philadelphia, Aug. 13.-Floyd Krol
came back today from good time al
Atlantic City, packed his glove and
spiked shoes, and jumped the cubs
II is thought he returned to Atlantic
City TO join Bugs Raymond and the
team playing at that resort. Chance
says he intends to release the south
paw for not keeping i'm condition. The
game Kroh won from the Giants II
week ago would have restored him 60
good standing had he not broken out
again.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National League.

Boston, Mass, Aug. 13.-Chicago
won the game yesterday i'm the sew
enth inning on punched hits, an error.
and two bases on balls.
RH. L.
Boston -. ....OOOOO1O2O- 10 l
Chicago -. 10000 % 10
Batteries-Frock and Graham; Reul-
bach, Brown and King.
New York, n. Y, Aug. 13.-Cincin-
natl gathered seventeen hits off Gran
dali and Wiltse yesterday.
r. TT. II
Cincinnati ... .2OOOOOO21-5 II ]
New York .O2OO2OOOO-4 4
Batteries-iBurns. Iseebe. Mclean
and Clarke; Crandal. Wiltse and Ny
ers.
Brooklyn, n. Y, Aug. 13.-Brook
lyn's brilliant fielding held the visit
ors' score down.
r. "A. r..
brooklyn -. ..O1OOOOO1O-2 8 o
Pittsburg ... 10000 O2O1-3 II o
Ratteries-Bell and Bergen; Leifleld,
Lever and Gibson.
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 19.-Thc
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
FAIL IN (NE CITY and
MAKE GOOD IN ANOTHER

It's queer how ball players will fail
down I'm one city and then make good
in the next. Jake Stahl was failure
with Washington and New York High
landers, yet today Jake is one of the
most valuable first basemen in the
land. A terrific hitter and fine ALL
round fielder, and what is very i'm
portant, fine fellow for a team.
Claude Engle was tossed about by
the New York Highlanders until he
lost heart, grew fat, and was prac-
tically of little use when he came to
Boston. The first thing Engle did was
to reduce his weight 20 pounds. show
that he was delighted with the out
field, become an ideal third baseman
In fact, so fine has been the work Of
this man at third that Harry Lord
acknowledged as one of the very best
in the business. must now sit on the
bench and look on while Engle is
working to perfection with n winning
combination.
Catcher Jack Kleinok is another
man who has improved with a change
He is catching great ball for Boston.
The biggest surprise of all. however,
is Ed Karger. who was found wanting
by Cincinnati and chased back to the
minors. Boston tried him after n while
and turned him back to the minors
once more, where Patsy Donovan dis
covered that he was doing fine work
and got Boston to secure him from st.
Paul. This season up to date Karger
has been the real sensation among the
American league pitchers. The old
trouble of passing men i'm a row has
been eliminated from his line of work
and success was assured for Karger
was never hit freely. II was his Wild
ness that put him out of the running
before
SssssssssssssssessssssssssssssssssssS
strong I'm the win column but they
have a pitcher by the name OF Mat
tern who shows more class than
hobbe skirt.
Russell Ford, the Highlanders PITCH
er. has slapped the crusher on all the
American League teams excep. De-
troit. The Tigers have Fords number
i'm their book.
"Old Pop" Foster, now managing the |
llolyoyke team, went completely off |
his noodle the other day In game |
against New Haven. "Pop" grabbed |
his war club and murdered four New |
Haven pitchers To the melody of three |
home runs and two singles, scoring |
nine runs.
Unless he desires to go elsewhere.
Bill Bradley of Cleveland, one-time
star third baseman of the country.
will join the Superbas on Aug. IL.
led with the work of Lennox and Nc
Ilveen, and would welcome the fast
fielding and accurate throwing of
Bradley.
Indianapolis fans expect that eth
n Lindham or Dowd will be traded
or Southpaw Craig OF the Trenton
'ri-Statc league team. Watkins offer
a $1,000 and one of the twirlers for
'raig. With George and Craig, both
the HOLSTERS expect to get
good head next year. Watkins says Z
he 1911 pitching stan Is complete.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13

When the digestion Is all right. the
action OF the bowels regular. there IA
n natural craving and relish for food.
When this IL lacking you may know
that you need n dose OF chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
strengthen the digestive organs. Inn
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Sold by Eagle Drug store.
Calumet; Laurium Pharmacy. Laur-
ium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13

Seven players of the Kewanee Cen
trail Association team went out on n
sympathetic strike recentlv when
Manager Connors resigned. Up To the
time of going To Press the Illinois
state militia had not been order to
report at Kewanee.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
BASE BALL RESULTS


visitors broke their losing streak by
hitting Moran hard and punching
their hits.
II. III. r..
Philadelphia ...OO10OO1OO-s s 3
ST. Louis go. O2O511O-11 10 1
Batteries-Moran, Brennan and Doc
in; Corridor and Bresnahan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
American League.

Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
Thre, I League.

Davenport 3; Danvine ?; Cten in
nings.)
Waterloo 0; Springfield 1.
Dubuque J.; Peoria 2.
Rock Island 3; bloomington 1.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
American Association.

Milwaukee 3; Louisville 9.
st. Paul G; Minneapolis 16.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
American League Standings.
GAM ES TODAY.
National League.

Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-13
Western League.

Omaha II; Topeka 3.
Sioux City 3; st. Joseph /.
Des Moines 4: Wichita 3.
Lincoln 3; Denver ..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-17
"A Novel Introduction.

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into an arrangement with Z. + Davis
drug store, bv which special intro-
ductory offer win be made of Is cents al
The 50.ceHt size Of their celebrated spe-
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dyspepsia.
So remarkably successful has n How
ards specific been n curing constipation
dyspepsia aud al forms Of liver trouble
that n r Davis will return the price
paid in every ease where it does not
give relief.
b. r Davis has been able to secure
only limited supply, SO everyone who
wishes 70 he cured Of dyspepsia o. cons
stipatiop shuild call upon him at once.
or send him % cents by mail and get
go doses Of the best medicine ever made.
nn this special half.price Introductory
offer With bis personal guarantee %
refund The money II The specific does not
cure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-17

Rutland had two automobile accidents
Wednesday, neither Of them resulting
seriously, however James II. Raftar q
Springfield, Mass., travelling salesman
for Tie smith Premier Typewriter com
pany, received severe injuries. iuelud.
ing large gash over one eye which
It required four stitches to close, bruises
IN ONE shoulder and cuts on both limbs,
when the automobile in which he was
riding. skidded from the highway into
the gutter throwing out Dir Rafter and
the chauffeur another travelling sales
man. The latter was unhurt That
accident happened ID the afternoon and
n tie evening q % horsepower Ford ma
chine. owned and driven By sherman
Harlow 81 Fair Haven collided with q
pair Of horses attached to a. surrey
driven By Harry Sumner Of Rutland.
No one was injured but the auto # laid
MP for repairs the franf part Of the
car being badly damaged The horse
and carriage came out Of The fracas uni
harmed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-17
Properly recently placed with the r. B.
Cate Real Estate Agency for
Immediate Sale.

Two-tenement house and an extra lot; rents
for 100 per month If We car dispose 81 fhis
plaee ia few days for cash, we Will close X for
sia0 77ff
tfhis tw0stenemenf house and large lot only
three minuEes walk fF0m tue postotfce, rents
77tf
A country store; consists q general mer-
chandise viii invoice atent sa00NQ9 Might
exchange for renting property iH she city. fTtf
is0.aere FARM win keep 20 head q stock
ocate0 fong miles from Fiainaeid, one fourth
mile from school The fields are ievsii hay ail
cut with msenineg 1909 sugar trees. equipped
with 800 tin tubs. Abundance Of hard wood /;
running water at house and barn gond appia
orchard, e yuu are I'D the market Tor fam
let us show you this one Price. $40Q0. 75tf
100 acres ID Williams town. two miles frem
Gwnifeviiie This ia q Ne. 4 farn with an exc
ira good set OF buildings. School across tha
street Abundance ~ water The buildings
could not be duplicated for $1,000 more than We
ask FOR the farm. which is only sssGo.eo 77u
We have other firms and houses; 10 fact
everything In the real estate line. call and
talk 81 over with az
Bolster Block Barre, VI
Telephone i2s NJ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-17
Read What the D. "A. Perry
Real Estate Agency Says:

No. iia. For sale if0aores "a good land suit
ably divided into flilaee, pHstufage and wood
land lays some rolling. bat is very productive.
Good sugar and apple orchards. 10 o soft
carry twenty cows ana team. Good mrus
good eightr0Om house. Cuts eighty toms Of
haN hunning watef "a house and barn. Near
school. ON = Il. " ans telephone line, 1--WE
miles from station Cream ana milk taken ~
door. "a coWa n head of young stock. pair 81
horses, and an farming tools and machinery,
ete.; everything ta 40 With. All Tor the low
price Of sss0oW f200llQ0 each, balance time.
You can't beat this 5sd
No liS. good 0ne 100 acres 81 land. g
acres q tiiiage, 81 acres 81 pastumFe, and 30
acres ni pasture and woodland. land 81 warm
and early good soil free from stone and edges.
Sugar and apple orehaWs s0e09 % s000 feet
u soft wood timber Farm cuts from thirty -
forty tons b hay Keeps twelve % fifteen COWS
and team Hig basement barn. a. Ah clap
boarded and painted good sllo. Would cost
suven-f0om house Weh painted. Only four On
Eve miles from sfat0n and two good towns on
=. T u and telephone lines Buildings in-
sufed for Elb0000 mis- property can De puf-
chased FOR $4,000 $4,000 down.
No. ff6. A beautiful cottage and three ana one
half acres Of land, only ono mile from RAN
dnlph and one If the best towns 10 the state.
This cottage contains seven rooms, al "a extra
good condition az hardwood floors; pQrches
pa front aud side Running water II house
and barn Good barn, 90 24 aiaphnaf4ed and
painted; tieu sheds, Dc x G aud 8 fa Land
lays we'll Aear school on q ! y. and tele-
phone line, III yOu see it SOU wiil purchase III,
81 The price 6 only fao8o0; terms, one half
cash, lstf
Ne. H. a nice restaurant fer sale cheap On
account ~ poor health 81 0WNeH Twenty IpR@
ulaf boafdefs AZ faso per week, with q good
transient trade, Fixture All in good Shape
plenty 1f silrerwnfe, glass and erockery gaad
sidehoard, tWo ranges gas stoves. elettfic fans,
mission clock large minors and al other fx-
tures needed. This Is money maker. Good
location 30 the hest town Ia the state. TAFT
Mo- ii8 One 8f the best blacksmith shops III
che state, in q coed town and a rttling good
business for two men, Building az X "a tene-
meBt 81 eight rooms and bath over the shop
stock and tools Building and business viii Be
sacfihced on account ~ poor health q owner
1atf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-17
OF BARRE GRANITE.
Imposing Shaft Erected IN Hollywood
Cemetery, Los angeles.

Cemetery, Los angeles.
A Barre granite monument WAS dedi-
Gated in Hollywood cemetery los An.
Qeies, CAL May 30 Ia memory Of the
late Eliza Al Otis, it being placed there
BY her husband Gen. Harrison Gray
Otis. editor Of the Los Angeles Times.
The technical description Of the monu-
ment Is as l0llow
The tsn-foot square base weighing
IA tons is in size the Limit Of transpnr.
tation on railway cars Tie seeoud and
third bases are cut as a double base, in
one piece Cpon these bases rests q die,
upon which are carved lriglFphs and
mouldings, wreath Of ivy and laurel
leaves; II the center Of which "a also
carved the emblem OF The Times, lof
whose staff Mrs, 0tis was se long an
honored member viz, q sword Of JUS
tiee, pen and and acorn cross togeth-
er with oak leaves all done IL high re-
lief The ale is covered BY a pediment
carved with egg and dart. head and other
mouldings. A moulded pliuth completes
the pedestal part The whole IS sur
rounded BY monolith 81 feet long,
weighing Is tons The entire monument
stands 81 feet 4 inches high; and iu
the point OF symmetry, proportions and
harmony, Is recognized as a thing ~
beauty and Of imposing dignity. The
entire weight Of the monument exceeds
40 tone and the deep sunk cement fount
dation weighs az much more
yrhe monument was designed ard
built PSI ] Pajeau & Sem Of Chicago and
los Angeles, end is 81 Vermont granite.
quarried at Barre. Il was erected In
place. 10 Hollywood cemetery, under The
personal supervision Of he senior mem
Der Of the firm, Mr. Joseph Pajeau Of
ihis city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-17

Fire Tuesday destroyed tie Universal
ist church IN Glover and Il was only hy
the united efforts Of a bucket brigade
and help from Barton that other prop
efty was saved The loss Of the church
structure itself and the loss Of individ.
nails. who bad property stored IN the
beds viii Be nearly $4,000, partially COW
erred by insurance The building had the
largest seating capacity Of any place
IN Glover and was used when lectures
and other entertainments drew large
audiences. 4 meeting had been called
Tor tie very evening Of the fire to see
about buying fire engine Cor prutec-
tiou, tire agitation starting soon after
Giovers blk fire in the fall Of 1908.
when The loss was estimated ut s30,600.
The fire Tuesday night started in thu
horsesheds Of the church and Is thought
to have been the work Of children The
village has no fire fighting apparatus
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-17
cALfpoNIA couNTY couRr.
Several Criminal Gases Have Been Dis
posed Of

Several Criminal Gases Have Been Dis
posed Of
81 Johusbury, June 1.-THE jury
having disagreed IN the trial 81 the
hastardy cas- 81 Hazel Emerson vs.,
George WEIGH they were discharged and
Che case continued until next term when
il viii have to be tried by another
Jury
IN the case 81 state IS. Harry Conant
~ HardwiCk for assault, the assault be.
Inc when tae respondent was under tbs
influence Of Intoxicating liquor and not
possessed Of usual sanity the court heard
Tire plea Of guilty and imposed a fne
OF S25 and costs Of prosecution this fine
being imposed with q view 10 Che ex.
tenuatmg circumstances which were
urged ia behalf Of the respondent by
the states attorney and Mr. Billiard.
IN the case Of the state against Nor.
man Aiichaud Of Hafdwick for selling
and furnish Intoxicating liquor contrary
to law. the respondent pleaded guilty
to one oGnse found d The Indictment
oi the grand jury Waiter a. Dutton
appeared for The respondent The court
imposed a fine Of $500 and costs
10 an information filed against the
same respondent BIZ the states attor.
hey tie same plea was entered and 8
sentence Of rot less than nine months
nor more than twelve months was inn
posed By the court The execution Of
said sentence was ordered stayed and
the respondent placed tn the hands Of
the probation officer until further order
OF the court
Owing to a large number Of policy
holders in the Fitchburg Mutual Fire
Insurance and also a large number of de-
p0sitors 10 the Citizens Savings Bank s
Trust Co. tie case between those two
parties afforded some difficulty in se-
curing panel 81 the jury. Twelve men
were At length impanelled and the trial
begun
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-17
GRADUATION Al sPRlN0rELD
Large Audience Listened to Exercises
Last Evening

Large Audience Listened 70 Exercises
Last Evening
Springfield. June lT.-The graduating
exercises 81 the Springfield high school
were held last evening ID the opera
house. large audience being present
The han was lastly trimmed with ferns
and flowers. the members Of the Juniors
class having the decorations in Charge
The program opened e. 8 O'Clock with
a march hy Leonard's orchestra Of Clare
mont. Y. Ii after which prayer was
offered hy the Rev John B. Reardon.
The school chorus of about 50 voices
sang Che song '9gth sheathed Swords
from sNaamana by Costa Miss Julia
q Johnson delivered the salutatory and
es.ay. The Enfranchsement IF Woman"
and the class history was given by Miss
Amy 81 Bufditt. An essay "Fiyiscc-
Hon. by Mss Maude j Marshall fol-
lowed The class prophecy WAS delivered
81 Miss Maud b. White. Henry b.
Finn delivered The Grafton, American
Diplomacy" and Stuart G. Leonard the
Grafton and vaieaiciory, The Panama
Canal Principal John = stetsoa pre-
sented diplomas to the graduates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-17
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE
FOR SALE

Edgar Trow has just placed his residence on
lf9W 1871 with rs for immediate sale. This
piaee 8 located Just outside Of the City limits
and consists Of, large modern house. nice
barn and oue acfl & land. The owner Is willing
40 saerinoe &iQ00 from the actual COST 10 huild
the buildings and give 81 the land 70 close It
out soon. Come ID aud get tho price The
y. 81 Cate Real Estate Agency, Barre, Vt. Tei-
ephone ~ M 7atf