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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-20

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ham and took Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vege-
table Co m pound
and Liver Pills, and
am glad to say that
your medicines and
kind letters of di-
rections have done
more for me than
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had the best physi-
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-20
Boys ;ChiIdren's
Suits at So, $3.50 to 81
Boys Base Ball Suits 800
Boys Cowboy Suits $1.00
Boys Indian Suits 500
Boys Khaki Suits $3.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Suits for Men & Young Men
Reduction Of So to S.

Childrens Straw Hats Csc to $l.00.
Straw Hats. all styles, 10c to $1,000.
Summer Underwear. all styles, Csc to
$3.50. Knox Straw Hats So 90 to $40.
Summer Hosiery 10c to SOC. White Duck
and Khaki Hats for Men, Boys and
Children Csc and SOC. A full line Of
Summer Clothing. Mems and Boys
Khaki Trousers Csc, SOC, 75c, 81 90.
SIPS, $3.50 Belts, 25c and SOC The
Best Mems Shoes So so and 81 90, worth
$500 and 5000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-20
BOY SINKS IN oulcKsAND
Little Child Meets a Horrible Death
at Burlington

al burlington
Burlington, June 17-Far from
help and with only a small compan-
ion to witness his agony, eight year
old George Bergman, son of Isadore
Bergman, met death in a horrible
form when he was slowly swallowed
up by quicksand on the banks OF the
Winooski river north of this city this
afternoon.
With julius Wool, child OF his
own age, he had gone to the river to
swim when the accident occurred.
The Wool boy ran as fast as he
could for help but the body OF Berg
man was not recovered until three
hours later when Joseph Rogove sue
ceded in digging it out of the mud.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
James Kennedy Is Dead;
Leaves a Bride

NEW YORK, July flames Ken
nedy, known to sporting men all over
the United States. died of pneumonia
in Roosevelt hospital here this week.
He was 6S years old and leaves an es-
tate worth over 100000.
Many OF his old associates and friends
learned with surprise today that just
before going to the hospital he had
been married. His widow was for
merly a nurse. The pair met in the
west and were married two weeks 60.
Kennedy was taken seriously III at
Hot Springs two months ago and came
eastward on the advice of his ply
sicians three weeks ago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
DUCKS BAT OUT
8 TO 2 VICTORY
First Inning Rally and Squeeze
Play i'm Seventh Bad for
H0gan's Luck

PORTLAND, July Portland bat
ted out an to 2 victory from Yer
non today The tallying started in the
first inning, when, with two men on
bases, Ryan knocked a home run
Nothing more happened. until the sew
enth, when a two base hit, three base
hit and squeeze play netted five runs
more. Knapp had one bad inning to-
day. the eighth, and before he got back
into his stride Vernon had put away
two runs to their credit. This was the
only lookin he gave them. Score:
VERNON
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Two Swedish Athletic
Clubs Merged

The Swedish-American athletic club
and the Swedish-American cross coun-
try club have consolidated under the
name of the Swedish american athletic
club. with the following officers: Pres
ident Albin L. Johnson: vice president,
David Thompson; financial secretary,
Olof Almen; treasurer, A. s. Johnson ;
recording secretary. Carl Swanson. The
organization Is a member of the Pa
cffic athletic association and intends to
be a participant in all the various
branches of amateur sports.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

Frank Eastley hung the no run
sign around Captain Wolverton's neck
yesterday. and while this decorating
process was going on the Seals Joited
biz Jack Lively for two hits, when
ma -erialized into four runs in the sixth
bracket. Outside OF this one bad in
Ming Lively kept the Mohlerites well
Wi1hin the palm Of his hand
II was Eastley who started the fire.
works in the sixth by beating out an
1udeId hit. It was a lucky play for the
Seals pitcher as Cameron went after
the drive, which was about midway
between first and second. Cutshaw
came UP from the second position 10
field the ball and there was the merest
hesitation between the two players as
to who should handle the play Cut
shaw recovered the ball and threw to
Lively at first. but the moment OF delay
allowed Eastley TO reach there safe.
on 'Livelys error ia making a bad
throw TO first. after fielding Shaw's
drive, Eastley took a second and Shaw
was safe. Both moved up a peg on
Mothers sacrifice and Eastley scored
on Bodies drive TO Cutshaw. Then
game Tommy Tenant. who slammed
the sphere clear over the right field
fence for the whole four sacks. sending
IN Shaw and Bodie
These were the only runs Of the day.
but the four proved plenty for an easy
victorT
Iu order that the fans may get to
the grounds and seated comfortably so
a > hear the returns from the big
fsht at Reno. the gates at Recreation
park VIII be thrown open at y o'clock
tomorrow The game viii be called at
. 80
Mana ger Long receive word yester-
day that oscar Witt. the third sacker
Tor the Seals, viii be out Of the game
about a week from the wrenched ankle
he received in Fridays game. The
score.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
SENATORS ANNEX
IS inning GAME
Cellar Performers Come Near to
Shutting Out Berry'S Men
i'm Long Struggle

LOS ANGELES. July 2.-Sacramento
defeated Los Angeles this afternoon in
a 19 inning game. Los Angeles tried
two sets of batteries. The game might
have proved a shutout had not Howard
batted for Nagle in the eighth and on
single bringing in two runs. Dillon
was ordered out of the game in the
fourth for disputing a decision. The
score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
LONDON. July 2-In the Amateur Athle

LONDON, July 2--In the Amateur Athletic
.ssociatjoa championship meeting at Stanford
bridge today Texas Ramsdell OF the Uni
vsrslfv OF Pennsylvania won the 100 yards BY a
foot from r. r. Walker. the champion. In 10 is
seconds Walker. who is a South African. arst
received prominence by winning the 100 meter
dash at the Olympic game in 1903
He made the worlds record for the 100 yards
OF 20 seconds at Aheryavany. August>5 1905.
and defeated Rausdefl at Wolverhampton June
25 last In the 100 yards IN 10 Is seconds
Ramsdei also carried OF the 30 yarf daSh
nv ak inches after A brilliant effort in 80 2-5-
The day wet and thu track slow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

The seals made it three cut OF
the five games played by blanking
the Oaks yesterday. While the
gIohIerItes moved upward again
the stubborn Beavers, in second
place, did not allow the locals TO
draw too far ahead, as Mercedes
crew also fattened their percent
age by winning from Vernon and
adding just as many points 10
their credit N did the seals.
Third place il occupied jointly
by the Oaks and the Villagers,
while the Angels dropped a game
10 the Senators and allowed the
..ccFEar brigade TO add eight
points 10 their standing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
PORTLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
STAfAfARY

Struck out-By Carson g. by Knapp 3. First
base on called balis-OT Knapp ]. Two base
hits-Martinke Lindsay. Three h9se hit--N.
Brashear Home run--Ryan. Sacrifice hits
Hefling. Krapp f2l. Carson. Speas Rapps
Fisher Stolen bases--Carisie. Ryan. Hit By
pitched ball--Olsen- First base on errors-Ver
non l. Portland 1. Left on bases-Nernon z
Portland / Innings pitched--By Hensling 1-.s;
bv Carson 90. Basehts-Of Hensling 2
runs 2 Time of game-I hour and 30 minutes
Umpire-F -Finney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HIS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-Perry. Two base hits-Delmas,
Boardman. Sacrifice hit-Perry. First base on
called balls-0ff Baum 2. of Castleton 3. Struck
out-By Baum 3. by Nagle . Double plays
Boardman unassisted Raymer TO Burns to Dan
zig, Demas TO Roth. Wild pitehes-Castleton
Cmpire-Van Haltren
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

TACOMA. July with luck helping. Tacoma
won another exciting game from Seattle today,
TO 3, squeezing in the last in the ninth
inning. Seattle took early lead Of three, but
the Tigers cut this down in the sixth. when they
began hitting Hinckle the former oregon uni
versity pitcher. Stevens terrific triple, which
tied the score, was the feature. Score:
h. II. L..
Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0
Seattle ................... ) Is
Batteries-Shinutz and Byrnes; Hinckle and
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
ALL AMERICANS AGAIN DEFEATED

SYDNEY, N. S. W., July 2.-The foot
ball team of Sydney university yester-
day defeated the All American eleven.
composed of students of western uni
versities, by score of 13 to s.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
American Association

Al indianapolis s-Joedo > indianapolis q.
AT Minneapolis Minneapolis T. ST. Paul 8.
At Kansas City7~Aiilwaukee ,. Kansas City 5
At Lousville--Coumbns g. Louisville i.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

Homo r.n-Tennant. Two base ht-Bodic.
Sacrifice hfts-AIohIrr 81. rufshaw. First base
on called baiis-OH Lively >. on Easfiey e.
Struck out-Br Lively =. by Easfiey ?. Hit by
pitcher Swaudcr. Donhlo PLAYS tutshaw 10
Wares 60 Cameron- Mnhier 10 McArdle TO Ten
naui. iufShaW 10 Camcroa - Wolverton. rmc
Of game-i hour and 40 minutes. Dnpires-
rsiiceiraud aud McGreevy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Northwestern League

VANCOUVER, p. C., July 2-Erickson beat
Tonneson Spokanes twirler, In pitchers
battle in the afternoon game here today. Both
teams played sn.ppy ball all through Swains
brilliant one hand catch of Tonneson's fly in the
third robbed Spokane OF a run. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Western League

At Lincoln-Lincoln g. Topeka l.
At Sioux City-Sioux City u. Wichita g.
AT St Joseph-St> Joseph s. Des Moipes 1
At Omaha--Omaba-D Denver game postponed
in
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
CROWD SEES DRowNING-Port Al

CkUWU SLID UuVWNtNU-FVIt ATlHUE. UHI..
July 2.-Walter Lowe and Leonard Allen. sons
Of prominent families here. were drowned last
night in Silver Islet lake within sight OF many
persons shore
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Beavers Tag Right
AtHeels Of Seals
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
lCnasf IeaCuel
RESULTS OF GAMES

san Francisco 4, Oakland o.
Portland :. vernon 2.
Sacramento 4, Los Angeles ? (IS
fnuinEsD.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

RI-Ns ~ ~ ~ INNINGI
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
sAN FRANCISCO
nAKLANI

~ .BsiIod 81 M 4 mimi lnginr .
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
American League

CHICAGO. July 2.-Chicago defeated st.
Louis. 8 to 2, in featureless game today.
score: r. H. E.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Raleigh and Bresnahan
Cole and king. Game called after four innings;
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
NORTH WINDHAM.

Mir. and Mrs. Charles Tucker had for their guests over Sunday. Mir. and Mrs Waldo and little son of New Haven.
 ". w. Hubbard has returned from a visit of several weeks with his sister and other friends in New London.
 Mrs. E. r. Hall and D. E. Lyons family entertained recently MT. and Mrs. F. R. Jackson, Mir and Mrs. Dexter Crawford of WilIimantic and Mrs. Jarvis Hall of West Woodstock.
 Mrs. D. c. Hartson returned this week from a visit to Springfield, Mass. and IacOnia, New Hampshire
 The North Windham band met and practiced Tuesday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Harrison of Hampton have spent week here.
 North Wfndhan boys beat Williman- tic here last Saturday. -16 to B..
 C. R. Harris and Raymond Harris families anticipate 8 trip to Nova Scotia for a stay of several weeks.
 Miss Della E. Lyon, Mrs. Walter Nichols are to leave for Halifax, Nova Scotia about the 1st of July.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
HADLYME
Kings Daughters Hold Strawberry
 Festfval-Nevss Mention.

Miss Eriscon returned to Hartford Monday, after spending a week with Mrs John Hall
 Chfldren's day was observed at tn 6 Congregational church last Sunday the church was tastefully decorate for the occasion and the exercises were well rendered. much praise is due both the children and those who drilled them
 Mir. and Mrs Hart Of East Haddam were at Mrs. Charles Miners Thurs day
 MT. and Mrs. J. g. Hall, Mrs. Dwight Phelps. Mrs Ed DoTnief and Mrs. C. B. Hawthorne took a trip to Middle town Wednesday in Mrs Halls auto
 Mrs William Birge and dausht4r Amy, have returned to their home in Provincetown, Mass
 Daniel O'Brien has gone to New Jersey for the summer.
 Mrs Melville Daniels has gone to Chester. Vt. to spend the summer with her parents
 Mrs N- Daniels Is on the sick list.
 The Kings Daughters held a pleasant social and strawberry festi- val at Comstock's hall, Tuesday after noon and evening"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
BOLTON NOTCH
Theft Cases NoIIed-ENeeIIent Work
 on State Road.

The trial of the focr Manchester boys charged with stealing $17.50 from Storekeeper Mead, was held at the Town hall Monday morning. The boys admitted that they went to the store to steal anything they could get their hands on. yet for lack of proof the case was nolled by Justice Bailey.
 A number from here were in Hart ford Tuesday, circus day.
 Captain and Mrs. Warren Bingham of Hartford are spending few days in town with L. $. Maine.
 JabeZ l.. White of Hartford was @ Sunday visitor here.
 The new piece of state road between here and Manchester is about complet- ed. The sprinkler will be run over it for few days and then Bolton may boast of as fine looking piece of gray eled road as there is fin the state. It is credit to Contractor Balf
 Mir. and Mrs. Washington Doolittle. Jr., have moved to New York where Mir. Doolittle has secured employment as a die sinl1er.
 Mrs. James Jefferson of the Club house has been moved to St. Francis hospital Hartford where she will un- dergo an operation.
 Miss Mabel Howard was in Manches- fer Wednesday. visiting her sister, Mrs. R. l.. Warner.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
EAST WOODSTOCK
William Hastings Suffers Sunstroke Features of Academy Sunday.

Miss Olah Withey of Boston is spending her vacation with her moth CT. Mrs. Belle Withey.
 Mrs. Jane Warren of Daniedson has been spending 8 week with Rensselaer, Coomes and wife.
 Asa l.. May and daughters, Flor ence and Harriet spent the weekend with Mrs. Charles IT. May and fam fly.
 Misses Edith Eddy and Flossie AL ton were members of the graduating class of Woodstock academy.
 Suffered Sunstroke
 William Hastings suffered a sun stroke Tuesday while working for c. F. Bugbee. 1t was some time before he recovered consciousness.
 Mrs. William May and son William of Newton. Mass, spent the weekend with Miss Julia May
 Academy Sunday.
 Rev T. A. Turner and congrega- tion were invited to Woodstock Hill Sunday, it being Academy Sunday. A fine sermon was preached by Rev. John Moore of Thompson. A duet was sung by Mrs. R. c. Paine and J. E. Child, formerly of this place.
 Mrs. Charles A. Jaquith of Neigh, Neb., former pastors wife, called on her friends Tuesday. MT. and Mrs. Jaquith expect to spend the summer east. They are pleasantly located. MT. Jaquith is principal of the academy and his wife assistant.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
SOUTH COVENTRY.
Stafford Springs High School Students Picnic at Lake-T aking Yale Exam . nations in Norwich.

Mrs. Austin Boynton is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ernest Perkins, in North Dartmouth, Mass.
 Mrs. F. k. Hull of Baltic and Miss Ethel Hull of wallingford are at the summer quarters in the Hoxie house.
 Miss Ruth A. Higgins and Miss Edith Tracy are at their homes from Mt. Holyoke college.
 Addison. Kingsbury is recovering from serious illness. He is now able to be out of doors.
 Henry Albro. who has been bed- ridden for over eleven years, was re- moved from his room on Tuesday where he enjoyed the afternoon on a cot bed. For the frst time he saw the trolleys and automobiles pass his door.
 MT. and Mrs. William Tucker and son, who are moving to Woonsocket, are at present with MT. and Mrs. J. M. Wood.
 Mrs. E. A. Tracy has returned from Cumberland, Md Mir. Tracy made the trip to Cumberland last week to ac- company her home.
 Miss Crawford of Norwich is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John A. Lati-
 C. B. Grant and family of Hartford are at their summer home on Wall street.
 Mrs. T. IT. Austin of Gorhan, N. IT,. is visiting her mother Mrs. Ralph Noble. Mrs. Kerr of Gorham accom- panied her.
 Students of the Stafford Springs high school held a picnic at Lake Waugumbaug last Saturday
 Miss Ellen Allen of Boston is the guest of Miss Hattie Albro.
 Mrs. M. P. Colman entertained the Ladies Missionary society on Wednes- day afternoon.
 Miss Gertrude Mcfarland is the only South Coventry member of the graduating class at the Windham high school
 William J Wilson, IT,. of the Wind ham high school. II. has been in Nor wich this week taking the preliminary examinations for Yale.
 The shores of Lake Waugunlbaug are well inhabited by summer cot tagers.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
WINDHAM COUNTY.
THOMPSON
Historical Address at Congrega gational Church in Recognition of 125th An niversary of Town-SociaI and Per scnai News.

Alcott Hudson of Burlington and Donald Gibbs have been visiting Mrs. q A Cruf-
 Rev and Mrs. John K Moore have been attending commencement in New Haven the past week
 Mrs M- L. Eddy attended the grad b uation of her daughter at Willimantic normal school Thursday.
 Miss Helen Green returned from New York. where she has spent the winter last week
 Mrs Florence Green Williams left Tuesday for her new home in Mime spolIs.
 Niss Ellen D. Larned is to give a historical talk in the Congregatio tional church Sunday evening in recognition of the 18th anniversary of the town. Aid Wednesday was with Mrs R. C. Paine
 Miss SybII Pettis entertained a party of young people in honor of her birth day Saturday evening"
 Mrs Allan Babbitt was the leader of the B. Y- P U- service Sunday even ing.
 Mrs c. L. Knight was severely hurt by being thrown from the team in which she was riding down Nichols hill Friday afternoon of last week.
 Rev George Water of Woodstock exchanged pdpits with Rev. John preaching the baccalaureate sermon for Woodstock academy
 The Congregational church held a ztra E-berry festival Friday evening
 The public schools closed for the summer vacation last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
DAYVlLLE
Attended 6uikelsy-Locai Fans Wit
 ness Boston Game-Newsy Topics.

. Miss Edna Burnett and Miss Murial Field entertained two of their school friends over Sunday Mrs Frank Bennett is better after an attack of the grippe.
 Mrs w. l.. IaBelle spent Wednes- day in Westford Conn Miss Grace Demming of Granby spent a few days with Miss Russell
 Dr A. F Darling has been confined 10 the house for a few days but is now improving.
 MT. Iucian Jenney returned to New York on Monday.
 Those attending the Senator Buck eley dinner at Putnam were w. F.. La Belle, N. r. Bidwell. II. c Reach Fabin $. Russell from DayviIle. Conn
 Wayland Bennett was the guest of Norwich friends on Sa turday
 Mir. Benjamin Cogswell and Walter James spent the-week and in Webster, Mass.
 Ray Shippee has left the employ of Frank Field and has secured work with the Assawauga company.
 Edward Buthieune and William Gil- hooiy attended the ball game in Bos- ton. Mass, on Tuesday
 Mrs. Oswald Street returned on Tuesday from her Boston. Mass visit.
 Mrs William J. Reynolds returned yille N Y
 Mrs. Oliver Gilhooly is on the sick list.
 Mrs. Samuel Gillette entertained whist party at her own home.
 Samuel Gilette's mother from Col chester, Conn, is with him for the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
BROOKLYN
Second ShinsIing of Unitarian Church Since 1753-Lawn SupPer-Ha aying Begun.

Mrs. R. P Bennett of Providenc visited her parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. V. Pond the latter part of last week.
 Mrs. Charles Minott and children re turned to Medford, Mass Saturday last after spending a fortnight at the Baptist parsonage
 Built in 1753
 The Unitarian church has been n lew ly shinsled the second time since it was built in 1753.
 The schools in town closed their spring term on Friday of the past week with the exception of the one in the Bush hill district which was closed for two weeks during the winter on account of the mea sles-
 The ladies of Trinity parish gave a lawn supper Wednesday evening on the lawn adjoining the rectory. The supper wes will patronized
 Having at the Jail.
 The extreme heat Of the past week has hestened the hay crop. The jail has started the season by cutting the io< adjoining the jail. the crop being very heavy
 William M. Isaacs and family have come to their summer home from New York city.
 Rev. A. J. Culp preached in Win s-hendon, Mass. last Sunday and there was no services In the church here. Miss Mary Culp. a graduate nurse, Is spending a vacation of two weeks with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Cu1O.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Pastor Attends Class Anniversary Ashford Association to Meet Next f "Wednesday.

 Miss Mary s. Tower of San Jose. Cal a graduate of Leland Stanford university, is visiting at the parson- age
 Rev. l.. B. Curtis is attending the commencement exercises of his univer- Sity, Colgate, in Hamilton N Y it being the 18th anniversary of his class since graduation.
 Miss Curtis is home. after a. weeks visit in East Brimheld Mass
 Asa R. Scranton. whose home was burned on Monday afternoon. has nov ed temporarily to the Perry place Most of the furniture was saved from the fire.
 pler pastor. is spending commencement week in town, the guest of Louis Young.
 Convention of Ashford Association.
 Preparations for the meeting of the Sunday school convention of Ashford association are well under way. The convention is to be held at the Bap- tist church next Wednesday.
 Funeral Of Mrs. MoffTt.
 The funeral of Mrs Anna EIoff1t mother of Perry NIoffit, took place On Tuesday afternoon from the Moffit home, and was largely attended. Rev. J E. Stubbert of Putnam Baptist church offieiated in the absence of Rev. l.. B. Curtis. Mrs. Moffit had been an active member of the South Woodstock church for many years and will be greatly missed.
 To Observe St. John's Day. 1
 The observance of St. Johns day will take place next Sunday nnrnins
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
WAUREGAN
Students Arrive Home for Vacation ChiIdren's Day E>sercises-EIns Free

Students Arrive Home for Vacation ChiIdren's Day Exercses-EIms Free from Beetles
 "a ssf ssS 3 @s7Ssy Fzsss'~-
 There has been general home com- ing the past week.
 Benjamin Westcott and J. Arthur Atwood, Jr-. returned from Yale.
 Harrison Freeman Topliff came from Oberlin college.
 Lawrence Johnson from Worcester Academy.
 Harriet Loring from the Quincy Mansion school, Wollaston3 Mass.
 Dorothy Atwood from Miss Porter's school, Pennington.
 Ruth Johnson from the art depart ment of Norwich Academy.
 Arthur Talr1adge, Grace Tatmadge, Olive Johnson and Alice NIorrisette from KiiIingly High school.
 Two new autos have been recently added L. the WIuregan list by Henry Loring and John Baton.
 Offertorv $25.32.
 Children's day was observed by the Congregational church A most inter- esting programme was given. The contributions for the day amounted to S25.32. which goes to the Congrega- 1onal Sunday school and Publishing society to establish a new Sunday school in the west, as done each year for a long time.
 Films in Full Beauty
 The Wauregan company is still fighting the elm beetle. as it has for years past and has for it's effort a vil- lage beautifully adorned with foliage second to none in the state.
 Miss Mary A. Tracy and Miss ula- lie M James have been rec ga ged as teachers for the Wauregan schools.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Atwood are en- tertaining friends from New York state.