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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02
NORTH CONCORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams Wis
tied their son, Alex Williams, in Kir-
by Sunday.
Rev. FIR. Dame of st. Johnsbury
held a service in town Sunday and
Monday.
William Languire of Concord was
guest of Louis Fourier over Sunday.
Miner Carpenter of Concord was in
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John hurry of st.
Johnsbury were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Williams Sunday, the
Esd.
Carl Burt who is working for John
Morgan in Waterford had the index
finger of his right hand taken off at
the second joint one day last week.
H. S. Randall and Frank Carpenter
of Concord went into their camp on
Miles Mountain Saturday.
John G. Chapman did the work at
the Concord station two days last
week while Station Agent Cobleigh
attended court at Guildhall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. sBlodgett and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Vashon of st.
Johnsbury are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. VaShon.
The remains of Mrs. Harriet A.
Laid, a former resident of this place,
but for the past few years a resident
of Everett, Mass, were brought here
Saturday and buried beside her first
husband on Victory Hill. Her two
sons, Ora and Orsan Smith, accom-
panied them here.
The funeral of Dan Ferdinando,
the Italian, who was killed near the
Rossi house in Kirby last Sunday ev-
ening, was held from the Rossi home
at 100 Tuesday, Rev. I. P. Chase of
Concord officiating. Interment in the
North Concord cemetery. Ferdinando
had wife and two children living in
Italy and had been in this country
about eight years and had worked for
A. Rossi about one year.
Rev. H. @. Ward lost his dress suit
case containing his best black suit of
clothes and winter underwear, books,
ETC., going on an express team from
Barre to Williamstown one day last
week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02
WEST BARNET.

Mrs. Flint and Miss Belle Strobridge
attended the teachers convention in
Burlington last week.
Mrs. George Blaine has been in
very poor health for the past week.
Mrs. Joseph HASTE is visiting
friends in Canada.
Miss Stella Gilfhllan was the guest
of Mrs. Galley of Barnet Thursday
and Friday
Mrs E. S. Manchester has been i'll
for few days.
The Euphonic Male Quartette of st.
Johnsbury, assisted by Miss Helen
Sylvester, reader, will give a concert
in the village hall Wednesday even
ing, November 9th, under the
auspices of the Priscilla Club. A
baked bean supper will be served
from 5 to o'clock and after the con-
cert. The proceeds will be used to
purchase lamp to be placed in front
OF the church.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02
EAST BURKE.
Services Resumed in the Repaired
- 1rI.--.r-

Services Resumed in the Repaired
Congregational Church.
The inside repairs on the Congre-
gational church are completed and
service was held in the audience
room last Sunday. The carpenters
are now at work on an addition to
the front of the church.
w. H. jeffrey spent Sunday with
his family here.
The Ladies Aid meet this week
with Mrs. John McNally.
Rev. H. G. Van Haagan has COM
menced series of discourses. The
first one last Sunday was 1.-THE
Country Church.
Mrs. George Eggleston and son
Erlon, left here Friday for Pike, N.
H., to visit her sister, Mrs. Albert
Wyman. From there they will go
to their home in Canaan, N. H.
Mrs. Frank Phippen and daughter,
who spent several weeks here recent
ly, have moved their goods from New
York city to "a Railroad street, St.
Johnsbury.
There were between 80 and 40 at
the reception given Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred burlington at Frank Temples
Thursday night.
Miss MaybeIle Parker of St. Johns
bury spent last week with her sister,
Mrs. Burt Baker.
Charles Ball has sold his farm to
L. A. Darling.
The fair and supper at the Congre-
gational church Friday night was a
great success. The receipts were
about SIS.
Mr.. McKenberton who works for
Fred Farmer has moved his family
into the upstairs tenement of w. H.
Jeffrey's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Godding and
Miss Margaret spent Saturday in St.
Johnsbury, guests of their sister,
Mrs. Ralph Parker.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02
NORTH WALDEN.

Miss Ethel Beals will return to her
home in Iowa this week.
Miss Jennie Barnett, who under
went an operation at Brightlook
hospital last week Tuesday, is get
ting along nicely.
Harry E. BaIch of ST. Johnsbury
has been visiting in this vicinity.
Misses Agnes Campbell and Cous-
anda Barnett were in ST. Johnsbury
two days last week.
Henry Patterson and family Wis
tied at Cabot Sunday.
Miss Eta Marco, who has been
working at Fred Allen s, has re-
turned home on account of illness.
Rev. Mr.. Chambers of East Hard
wick visited at E. w. Orton's last
week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02
SUTTON.

The gentlemen will serve their annual
chicken pie supper at the Ladies Aid
hall, Thursday evening, Nov. 3.
Miss Ruth Chapman is visiting friends
in Boston.
Hamilton Lathe was at Lyndon Cen
ter last Sunday to assist in singing.
The Modern Woodmen have rented the
Town Hall and are repairing it for use
as their lodge room.
The monthly meeting of the Free Bap-
fist church will be held at the Ladies Aid
hall next Thursday at two O'Clock.
Max Doe of South Ryegate visited at
his uncle's. c. A. Aldrich, over Sunday.
Some of the schools in town are enjoy
ing their vacations With one exception
the others will close this week
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02
Rejoice Always.


Rejoice in the glow of the morning
When the sun scatters darkness
away,
And tinges the hilltops with glory
To welcome the coming of day.
When the songsters their mathis are
singing
With praise, in the meadow and
grove,
And awakened creation is bringing
Its tokens and tributes of love.
Rejoice in the glory of MONDAY,
When ocean and mountain and plain
Are sWathed in a halo of splendor,
Or refreshed by the bountiful rain.
Rejoice in the coming of twilight
When the sun gilds in splendor the
West,
And the thrush sweetly carols good
night,
AS Nature is sinking to rest.
The morning. the noon, and the
evening,
Their voices in harmony raise;
Each speaks of the love of their
Maker
And calls for an anthem of praise.
SIDNEY H. HATCH
Everett, Mass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02

Barns of Alec Williams Destroyed by

Barns of Alec Williams Destroyed by
Fire Sunday Morning.
Alec Williams, who lives in the
south part of the town, had his barns
and contents burned Sunday morn
ing by the explosion of lantern. He
succeeded in getting his horses and
cows from the burning building but
there were several hogs and calves
destroyed.
Mrs. Vinton, who has been sick for
some time, is failing fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ranney and
children visited friends in Lyndon
vile last week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02
BARNET.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Drew and lit
tie daughter, Dorothy, from East St.
Johnsbury spent Saturday at her
fathers, E. j. Smith.
Mrs. Campbell, who has been
away for a week, returned home the
last of the week.
Mrs. Jean Phelps from McIndoe
Falls spent a few days at Walter
Johnson's last week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02
LOWER WATERFORD.

Miss Florence Harvey of Barre is
the guest of Mrs. G. A. Ballou.
Mrs. Celia Bailey of st. Johnsbury
was a recent guest of her parents.
Baxter Bowman of Newport was a
recent guest of his cousin, Edwin
Bowman.
The Ladies' Circle will have their
annual chicken pie dinner in the
vestry Wednesday, Nov. 8.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02
A Household Medicine.

To be really valuable must show
equally good results from each mem
Der of the family using it. Foley S
Honey and Tar does just this.
Whether for children or grown per-
sons Foley's Honey and Tar is best
and safest for all coughs and colds.
&c. C. Bingham.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02

Walter Kendall had a New Eng
land telephone installed last week.
Warren Chapman has sold his
place to Justin Dunbar and has
bought the Peter Gochee farm and
will soon make the change.
Margaret Harvey, who was operat-
ed on for appendicitis at Brightoook
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02
The Masquerade and

44G 4fld0Q UGI tduG d1Iu I1dIIOW eli
party in the Academy hall last Friday
evening was a success. The hall was
decorated with crepe paper and light
ed with Japanese lanterns and jack
o'lanterns. The proceeds amounted
to about SIS.
w. M. Phelps returned Thursday
from his western trip. He visited
Rev. Mr.. Eldridge in Malcolm, Iowa,
on his trip.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02

hospital Saturday is doing well.
Walter Kendall and wife were at
East Barnet Saturday to attend the
funeral of great aunt of Mr.. Ken
dall's.
The Ladies' society held their an
nual chicken pie dinner and supper at
the School House Hall Friday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-02
Good Results Always Follow

The use of Foley Kidney Pills.
They are upbuilding, strengthening
and soothing. Tonic in action, quick
in results.-C. G. Bingham.
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EARLY SPEEDW ~ TRIALS.
Advance Brigade az Road Drivers Takes
AdNanta ~ Sf Weather.

Speedway enthusiasts stole a march on
the sidewalk brigade Yesterday morning
for although the formal Speedv Nv npeuing
will not take place un'il March o.; Tho drive
was N such good shape thst ~ seemed = pity.
not to take advantage W the opportunity
offered Tor = days sport
nearly all Of 'he flvoTites we're an hand
ali houGh ~ - = liitls too earlv ~ the season
10 expert nIrh raSinE Arouson was on
The drive b.hind hts bia"k mare Ella Todd
Mathis Ells was N winning form and
would not 90 denied. Three times -h~
defeated her stable |oTtpa riop ~ = nssk ami
neck nnt-h. although the second brush ~ ~
close thar some " ~. spectators were
inclined 10 call % dead heat
Kim. 49,. va. m hand and MIN seemed
In good form hu' Mr. Murphy did not
match HIM against any ~ The winner
O1aTo. ~. Wa- another 81 the reiebrittes
tO make hts apueaTan"r 81 tho drive ester
dav morning VIC Nae ~ the hands ~
we're or the lookout for prospective 0p-
ponsnts. ~ 'laro made big inroadg last
season ~ the ranks ~ he side a heeer~
hers on the drive were = q MrGanney
With hi- biark pairing mare Sadie Ma,
Thomas Lawson hehind The bav EsdinR
IAp, Thomas Kinds. alternately holding
the retns over the chestnut trotter lsmaltan
q nd the bay PAGER Sol~tone: =. keim driving
tho htR blaze faced hay paTeT AmsrtCu-
Patrick kennedy With Earl II = n Wolf
driving hts good ltttle mare Minnie Aihsr'
phtnp Heiper hansen behtnd Lemon Girl
u y, clarke with his hlsck Eelding Joe lap
fr0d p~itz'- che~tnu' trotter Fashion. = -.
Andrew crawford with hi- brow n stallion
The Spoiler, and leo OettinEer dTiN ing
Nashville.
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CosleEe AthletIes.

lame. sealey. = SOPHOMORE ct Rsaasylysala
dtd 10 We ia . mile run Ferently % Phtladsiphha.
stsFilag ninety yards aee.d o. Ps,li aed heinh
ing seventy 6ve yards % tne good. that hbke
MuTphy has great hops of MIN.
The Indlans are reported % ~ aflsr feotpafi
game sith THfts 70 b. played Neyssseer iaia Ros
100 the aaS Harvard anS Veto meet IN NeW
HANeu.
Woo.,er CanAsld Yse's hlgh jumper. vii ~
q soTthy rysl % IASTeaee. pslmer and Burdiek
e. the tntercolieEiates.
a. J.. Ho1as. q stamford freshman. cleared
Z raas go snra@s Yerently IN IN 1utdnDv meet
That's a nee re~ord for StaafOrd, TIE ed one
ksstsg be-n . feet : lpch ~ W ArgAbnte.
sooih@r 1873 man. uhO has . bed aakie.
About ~ ~ 81 eo NEEDED for TIE Isiverlity Of
Waahlnatoaa ersw trp 20 rare Wisconsn %
Jsiaa has been cpilefted.
me tosks aF01sd Columbia. No. have CON
plslasd Of rsad running " trArk team suits - shs
University % Missouri distance NEE 1wo ruh
ners 20 clad srarrd . pair Of mules receaily 50
that they ran nuoy.
Psnnsy lvaaia asa COrnsii utu havss swt1nmiag
r,s~f % Narch ~ Thss wtii be the neue11 mest
foT ths Ithacaas. Who only recently tS0k NJ ne
49, Tr.uk Nss.ou e ns Tsls tsaok ta,l
nSTs ~ hss vauleng ~ - 0eelE ese's1 E4lse4
ala ~ guatb ~ aois - eo4pses ~ . esuglS -
NHlMNs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-14
GIANTS STEAL MANY BASES.
MeGraw . Wen Defeat DaIlas Team ~
score % q 70 ..

DALLAS Tex March iS-John McGraW
commanded the Giants hero thia afternoon
aud played short His team just escaped q
tie game With the locsl lsaEuers. IL vas .
queer contest the Giants beginning 80 "
they intended to score . dozen runs and
then stopping short. while Dallas rallied aud
made II . close GO me.
The bold manner in which the Giants
ran bases on Onslow brought Erosns Of
derision from the spectators. n wss base
running more than hitting that won the
game although New York managed TO
acCumuiate eleven sSfsiiss. The feature
was Raymond's remarkable feat OF stealing
second and third bases IN one inning. This
10 q new record for him and he retired
Immediately after making u. winded and
re-,ing on his laureIa.
Eleven stolen bases tells the story Of tho
game Al the beginning the Giants opened
on Hirsch a. " they intended to blow him
OF the slab DeyoTe. DOYLE and Murray
singled sharply. but only one run even
tuated. a. Merkle lined into . double play
wilson's double IN the second scored
snOdRrass. Who had been hit Raymond
poled a short single and then he and wilson
executed . double steal which scored viii
son. RAYMOND then pilfered third to the
Amayemeni n MctiraW and trotted home
Dale faced the Giants in the siIth and
after bad getaway more than held his oSn;
Ssy utour opened on him with q single and
a. Cy's foot u Lame Latham ran for him
Arlte stole So ond and had third base banged
a. veil but vas the victim q bad decision
Msrkle strl"k out. but Snodgrees walked
and McGrAw started a new series Of runs
bv srnArktnK n left for NO haN~s Snod-
ara a.. toie -, Ond and third while McGrav
NaA ~ bat and easily counted ON the hii
M'''rav promptly annexed third on . steal
turti- WAs hit and whom he stole second
unsloW throw he ball away. MCt,rav run
ming home tuTtis also stole third. but vas
nipped la an attempted double steal With
BsV That made sax steals In one inning
The la-' three innings did not fatten New
Nork's tally.
Raymond puzzled The Texans With his
,pitter striking oft the aide IN the third
inning He'll. the Springfield lefi hsnder,
pitched the last ak rOunda. He had good
control and q rnc curve bur did not Do ~
well With curtis catching him Doyle
started q had mess when he fumbled q
grOunder IN the sixth. he next Two men
hitting safe Two runs we're scored and
IN the seventh OnsloNa single and Dsle's
triple made he count to :, Dale sewing
on a sarrifce hy. The Dallas fans had
visions Of a ti@ hut Bell turned hack three
hsr'ers IN succession IN The ninth.
The score
New YORK 800 30 - 81 /.
Dallas . % !
batteries RAYMOND Hell and Wilson and Cur
us Hrsch Dale AMI OnsloN.
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BROOKLYNs GER RkvkNeK.
Defeat An Amerteass IN seeouA came
n q q q

Hol sPRISos. Arb. March ia.-Ths
brooklyns hooked up With Q picked team
Of American League players az WhittinGton
Park to-day and reversed the last Sundays
reoult. winning by . score Of s toS
Young and Criger we're IN the points for
the American LsaausrS. the veteran occupy
Ing the mound for ave innings. Young vas
touched up freely by DahlsA'a men. three
hits Including . three bag drive By Jordan
getting t~c runs IN the ssseGd isaGas.
schnslbsrg and Bell did the boz work
for the Brooklyns. The former allowed
three hits and struck out four men IN ths
ave innings that he occupied the box. Bsll
vas effective until tho ninth. q three base
hit BY DelehaRty and . double By Myers
netting a run in the nnsl rpund. Erwin
Mana Ger pahlen Vas minua tWo of hls
regular outhelders. Wheat being laid up
With an injured foot. yhils Limlsy wa
connnedSso his room With the GTip. The
rear guafd of Mana Ger Donovan's Boston
team arrived to-day, the Sos OUTFIT nos
being complete With the exception OF
Spa ker. who II due tomorrow.
The aNOre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-14
FARRELL JOINS ms SGT an
presidents 81 the HishIanders 10 the
summer Camp.

Athens. Ca March is-PrssiSsnt Frank
= Farrell. Tom r. Foley and 4 =. Hsland
II New York iOined the HiRhiAndsrs in
training here this afternoon n N tho FIRST
time since he has been q baseball promoter
that Mr. Farrell ever made the southern
trip aud tonight about the hotel corridor
he seemed the MOS, enthusiastic Of ali the
guests
somethina lively y. planned for his in tia
tion Tomorrow the regulars and YAnni .
yans will resume hoStilitIes in the form Of
a si1 inning tussle The boys all caue out
81 Saturday, tus-le With the tnivefsity
Of Georgia IN excellent condition.
The plsVers spent the day IN mot oftnR.
driving or horseback riding shout town
Mostly every ons waited the ne~ gTounds
80 Shich She team will move N the morning
These have been nut In fine shape. The
diamond will not no sodded this season
bur viii be by mes, year " il IL decided TO
return
Manager s,alilnE.., Fred Mnehsll and
from Haddo~ks, Ga where tho manager
.psnt SUNDAY With hts family OTIS John
son - eTpe~tsd before morning. Sack
Eisinow and charlie Hemphili will he here
nv Tuesday a. the latest and may come
'O-moTrow-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-14
association FOOTBALL.
Br0oGISns Defeat ThssiIes IN state Nsso-
rtntton Contrut.


Additional games were PLACED IN The nrs'
round of the annual cup tie contest NJ The
New York state Football AssociA''ou
yesterday afternoon The Brooklvns up
holders. we're pit,ed against the Ar, adia
rhissle~ a. Narquetfe oval. Rrooklyn. and
placed their National League team IN the
Thi-ti~- rs the -roTs ~ Z Eoals 70 The
Brooklyns had ~ the honors Of the hrs'
half ~ the end ~ which they lsi hv
goals to fine csntrs nv a. Goodman
Wa- met nv " O'HailntAn. Who headed
through lor Br""klyn'- frsr ,llS p'Halloran
also shot the -, ond goa !sfisv q brilliant
hf of individual work soon alter he
r~stRrt " rag Nrored for The Thi-tls-
placed the l-slr beyond 81 doubt by oriug
iWi'e The BROOKLYN e forwards gave
an exhibition OF team work veil worth
A. Mscon,b's Dam Park the Cr,tchIevs
of Brooklyn Won their state up tt@ game
from High Bridge by ihe sore ~ /: Eosl-
half lie and " Nichols among tie for
wards ard " Hynd, TeIl and = Neil
m the deisI"e. PLAYED strong game for the
HoIiyvood Inn defeated the astoria
Independents - cup %" same a. lonkeT-
by the sore 81 goals 10 ~
The only 'hAmPionshp game IN The
annual series 81 he View York Amat~uI
Association Football League. Wss contested
between the tlan M"ponalds ~ Brook N
and Camerons a. Mcdonald oval n BroNk
ivn yeSi~rday The tamerons. erStWhtle
Q uappiOns, were defeated ~ me one sided
score 81 = goals 10 n In tho firsT half "
chen. who, was a. al times dangerous shot
three goals and HoNle ssored from =
penalty " NsrCullorl and u R0s- added
20 the minors total ~ the -, ond half
re ~ four goals for each side resulted
from The en- oun'er AT Van Cortlsudi Park
yesterday betN zen the Clan Ma keuyie
eleven and BruuN United. ~ tho end ~ The
hr-t half clan Mackeuzle led by , goals 10 .
but ia the second half BronN United made
good the def"len"y Human shot two
goals for Clan Mackenzie and Stuart and
t,eaVg each one Dor RroUA nIted the
points we're Tailed ~ Shand. Ms"pherson
Thinner Rnd Poorest he game W ID he re-
PLAY I'D neNt SundaN
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HONORS FOR WEST POINT MEN.
Cal,s the best Gyunsst- Edssrtsn Sab
Ter Pulleu.

wSsr PoIST. March i3.-on Saturday
night under the auspices Of the Army Ath-
letic Council the cadets held thsir six-
tenth annual indoor meet. IL was mid
night before all tho events we're completed
and the 1910 class was declared winner OF the
meet. With ioi: second. The Eymnastic
work Of Cade, Jose Calvo OF Cosia Rice was
ss skilful performance - has been seen
here In aome time and he reviewed the
Pierce-C urri~r-F Poster cup for the best ell
round Gymnasi.
Cadet b. " Burr. 10 who has been promi.
Rymnastic work. won the sword presented
81 ths athle'ic council to the cadet who
during his Jsr1er ., Vs. p9'n, has RI,
Hslmn,h 81 Ssk Sork city to the outgoing
football captain in memory Of Col, Wright
y. Edgerton, former professor of maihe-
mRiics and for many YEAR, the president
Of the Army Athletic As~OclAt ION. Waa pre-
-ented TO cadet n. n. Pullen. captain Of the
The letter vas presented TO Cadets
Mcneil; - s.I,les II ulls; "a Wsi'e .ad:
.C. y. -: Arnold. ~: Purnell. Is. FOR
fencing. 20 DaTgue, StTong. 10
p sPpTec,sn,,HS,n Of Ihe eI.sp,'opsl IsGcrd
those members Of the team tho have pla yed
!. ,nree-r1S.h. Of .hs Ss%Ts dSyips hi
a we're Milliksn. 20 Jones. 90. Consrd.
~: Surie-. ~ Mckinney. II. Arnold. ~.
Gold souvenir football watch charm. were
presented IN cadets Puilsn. 'hRmbeTiin
Ryrne. Fowler. Csrherry. all ~ the clsss Of
1910.
tsoId souvenir basehalI watch charms were
presented 10 Cadets NsCoaCh. Haverksmp
and ByaTs of the Iaio class
cadets scheIberg and Cocroft % the class
Of 1870.
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Nr~ Nsrn. snu, out Fsr, y srth.

T"Er wnErH. TsS.. March -. In the he's,
pla yed game 81 the exhibition series here
the Giants today banked FORT worth,
10 to n The New Workers made four home
runs m the first two innings and scor sd
eight runs IN the frst inning Shafsg hit
the hsll over the fsnce. aud In The seNeud
Fletcher HerIog and spencer dad lisewtas
Meyers and Dickson each made three - q
gers Dickson pitched tho nrst ~tK inningn
- well that Fort Worth got but one hit
Od him. The score
Nss Scs: ssSSs sSn
Batteries -IHrksoa, BYck and Meyers. weeks.
Burk Ash and Powell.
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Or,,.n, FteId CIub Electlsn.

HAcEENs,SN. March - The youngss.
active elernpnt ~ he orNani FIELD Gun
n de the an ual meeting = very exettog
asair Iast utght by putting Howard L.
Sfeinle ~ The field for treasurer against
IrNuEH l.absgh, who had been treasurer
for ten wears ami Who Vas Inc choice OF the
n0tutnatiLs: committee Steinie was etecseo
~ two votes. the Tesult being - 10 -. Tno
other ofiicers elected were
President. Ernest Walden. Wee-preN0H1s.
Joseph = ~'rutnrTs and Fred 4. AnthDny. 70
eordlnw serfetarl. Frrderlck Suiwett. cugr9-
spo1,linE r~y-rstsrN JuiAn Nesterveit goyerl1rs.
''harirs = r,ardner. v. Stab. John d baldSln
suf AIfTrd " Hais.
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cROss-cOUNrRY RUNNING.
weekly apins q Gleness 4. G.. PennGnt
&c. ana NlUrmanws,as A. 4.

The big GathsrtnGa Of yesterday were Of
the Glencoe A. c. PsnnAn, A. Z. and Nor
ningrlde A. 4. A. the Glencoe eantsr W.
Meyer 81 the Italian sporting society
proved the bet OF the PACK. for be was the
fret TO get over the course In the early
stage 81 the run " Norman Of the Morning
side A c. was pacemAker. Hulmerbetn Of
the Rival A. {. being In eboss attendance
They were up In front for q mile. When
Psnssr. of the Italian club cane slcng and
passed Norman and Hulmerbstn. After
the front brigade turned for hone Meyer
and ponohue. the latter from the EiniadO
A. G.. took up the running and fought ia
ont 10 the finish. Meyer winning by about
uenty yards The summary