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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10
BEAVERS annex
SERIES OPENER
Senators Keep Score Down to
2 TO o and Come Near
Winning Game

PORTLAND, Aug. 9.-Portland took
the opening game of the series from
Sacramento today by the score Of to
0. The contest was a hard fought one
from the start to the finish. Sacra-
mento on at least three occasions shut
ting off what appeared to be certain
scores. and on the other hand by bat
ting rally in the ninth came mighty
near to getting a hit past Rapps which
would have netted them three runs
The score:
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THUG BEATS AND ROBS
SACRAMENTO WOMAN
Mrs. P. w. NayIor May Remain
Blind as Result
TSpcciol Dispatch 10 The Call
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 9.-Mrs. p. w.
Naylor, 1918 i street, lies at her home
in a critical condition because of a bru-
tai assault made by thug last night.
and from which she did not recover
Consciousness until an early hour this
morning. She was beaten with brass
knuckies, and her eyes were almost
goughed out by an unknown man who
dragged her into a dark alley and left
her lying there unconscious and bleed
ing Robbery was the cause of the
brutal attack, the thug Securing 81
from her purse. Physicians today re-
port that if Mrs. Naylor RECEIVERS she
may become blind. Her face will be ter
ribly disfigured by the deep cuts
caused by the brass knuckles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10
SWITCHBOARD Tourney
Next Event

Switchboard tournament is being
planned to take place next week at
Fitzgerald & Ganey's resort, Seven
teenth and Mission streets. The open
ing games will start Monday night.
Some of the cleverest exponehts of the
game have already entered, and the list
to be large. The game seems to be
meeting with lot of popularity in this
city
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10

The leaders had an inning yes
terday. The first three teams in
the race annexed their games and
the contest for first place is as
close as ever. The Seals got of
TO n good start by sending the
Angels on their way in close
game. Up north the Beavers
made good their temperance ON
their own diamond by taking the
opening game from the Senators.
Ii was battle royal here for
third and fourth positions be-
tween the Oaks and Vernonites.
Portland and Oakland are now
tied for second and third places.
The Seals have a fair lead which
they figure TO hold for while,
as the Angels hardly figure TO
take them down the line.
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M. c. Nason's goat in his Hupnobile.
ullman Agency to Operate Public Motor
Car Service to- Del Monte
Pullman
By r. r. L'HOMMEDIEU

A new scheme has been developed
along automobile row. The Pullman
agency has installed a motor car SER
vice to Del Monte. The idea is to make
week end runs to the noted resort.
The company will follow this up with
service to several other recreation
points within easy reach of San Fran
cisco.
The idea has been followed out with
success in England and on the conti-
nent, as it combines the pleasure of a
motor trip with a pleasant outing.
A. B. Costigan of the Pacific motor
car company reported yesterday the
= arrival OF four
Four Door stew door six cylinder
ns-Duryea Here stevens Duryea,
be built by the
Stevens factory. In the shipment there
is also landaulet and limousine. These
cars will be on exhibition on the sales
room floor today
Lewis J. Hampton, agent for the
Ford car in Pasadena, had a rather un-
usual and startling
Ford Owner e6peri;ence orf r;ng ,hroi1I,s while
Mee.s na..er Henninger's flats
recently. Accom-
along enjoying the beautiful scenery
given them by the San Gabriel valley
and the mountains in the distance.
when they heard the rattle of a big
diamond snake. The reptile had been
summing itself in the sun by the road
side, when the automobile passed
within a few inches of where 1t lay.
AS the car passed the snake lifted its
head and struck, hitting the rear tire
with such force as to cause Mr.. and
Mrs. Hampton to feel the shock. The
snake was evidently surprised at what
it encountered, for it crept away into
the underbrush and Hampton wes per-
fectly willing to let it go it's way un-
molested. Hampton. reports this trip
as being one of great beauty and also
says that he had positively no difficulty
in negotiating the TRAIL the ascent
being made nearly the entire distance
on the high.
H l.. Owesney, manager of the Pa
cifc coast branch of the Winton motor
carriage company
Many Look over is more than
Winton Car pleased over the
new models re-
ceived the last two days from the gem
eral public. II was reception day from
the time the store opened until it
closed. During that time four cars were
sold and many good prospects were re-
corded The three models received
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Santa Maria, one will go to the Los
Angeles branch and the other will re-
main here.
Thomas Wilkes. the owner of a six
cylinder Peerless car. is contemplat-
ing a fast daylight
VIII Drive His trip across the con-
Peerless West tinent. He is plan
= 9,n York TO abont leaTe NG@ the
10th of next month on pleasure trip
and at the same time bring his car
to the coast.
L. V. Lynch of the. SpeedweH motor
car company returned on Sunday after
a most successful
Big Sale Of 60 terEor1 tFlR into 2v6ee 5es re Ie-
speeowell Car. ports the sale Of
Speedwells to j. S.
Brown of Suisun. K. A. Casper of VAL
and j.. Aiken of Sacramento. This
brings. the total up to II sales for the
last three weeks, and 20 since the
goth of June.
The Marmon racing brigade, headed
by Ray Harroun and Joe Dawson, the
y star drivers, are in
Marmon Racing ohifag9 Oh Gag .me,,g camPing Pirs
0--eo near Algonquin in
preparation or
which is to be held August II. by the
Chicago motor club. The members of
the team left Indianapolis Thursday for
the windy city and will remain there
through August 81. Following the hill
climb they will go into active practice
for the Elgin road races. which are to
be held August 26 and 27 under the
auspices of the Chicago motor club.
third car will be entered in these races
and new driver will be given an op-
portunity to try his hand at the game.
He will be picked from the testing
crew at the. Marmon plant, as Howard
Marmon believes in giving his own men
a chance to show their merit. The sue
cess of the car has been so wonderful
this season that Marmon believes a
third driver can be easily developed
under the personal direction of Ray
Harroun, the brainy star who is cap
tain of the team.
The Knox automobile company of
Springfield, Mass, of which the Re-
lance automobile
IC.ooa De.criutior / company is the To-
cs Enox Car.I cal representative,
has just issued one
of the most COM
prehensive folders that has been issued
on 1911 cars. 1t gives in a most con-
else form the details and pictures of all
models built by the company.
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Total ...............3 O "a IS
eBatted for Mhalen in the sixth.
PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Steen 4. by whalen /. First
base called balls-of Steen i. of whalen T..
Two base hits-Sheehan. La Longe. Three base
hits-0rt. Speas. Double plays-Shinn to La
Longe 70 Boardmau; La Longe to Bosrdman to
Nourses Rapps to Olson. Sacrifice hits-Olson.
Spess. Sheehan. Rapps. First base errors
Sacramento 2 Left on bases-Sacramento z.
Portland 9. Innings pitched-By whalen 8. Base
hits-On Whalen Z. 2 runs Time of game
l hour ana 30 minutes. Umpire-McGreevy
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Bernard. Tozer. Sacrifice hits
Bernard. Howard. Stewart, Witt. Dillon. Stolen
hases-Madden CO. First base called balls
OF Tozer ;. of Stewart 3. Strnck eut-By Tozer
Mohler to Tenant, McArde to Mohler Stewart
TO Berry TO Witt. Hit by pitched balI-Tozer
Howard. Umpires- -Hiidebrand and Finney. Time
of game hour and II minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10

PARIS, Aug. 9.-Frsnk J. GouId's CercIe wor
the Prix Mugolf. a selling steeplechsse. $500,
distance two miles and furiong. at Vichy
today. The same owners Pauvre Ross finished
second in the Prix Reeves dor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10
Western League

At wichita-wichita 8. Sioux City l.
At st. Joseph-St. Joseph 6, Omaha A.
At Lincoln-First game: Lincoln 10, Topeka
3 second game-Lincoln II, Topeka O.
At Denver-Des Moines 6, Denver s.
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American Association

A. Kansas city-Indisnapoiis 9. Kansas
city g. ,,.,,
A. RffIvraukee-I Louisville :. Milwaukee l.
Al ST. PauI-Toledo 3. ST. Paul 4.
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Motor

shipped on Friday to C. r. Bird of
Santa Maria, one will go to the Los
Angeles branch and the other will re-
main here.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10
ID winning run
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two bsse hits-Csrlisle. Cutshaw. Sacrifice
hits-LiDdssy, Cutshaw. r. Brashear, Bracken-
ridge StOvsn. Wares. Stolen bsse-R Brashear.
First base called balls-Of Breckenridge ..
Of Moser j. Struck out-By Breckenridge J. by
Noser 3. Double plays-Cutshaw 10 Wares to
Cameron: r. Brashear 10 Brown TO Burrell; Cut
shaw TO Cameron; r. Brashear 10 Lindsay TO
Fisher Passed bali-Ihomas. Wild pitch
Noser. Time Of game hours. Umpire-Van
Haltren.
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Northwestern League
SEATTLE A

SEATTLE. Aug. 9.-Seattle bstted Hall ont
Of the box IN three innings. MastOn who sue
ceeded' him. was easy and Seattle won hsndily
8 to ?. Score; r. II. +.
Seattle -------.--- .------r-.
Tacoma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Batteries-Jcss and Hemenwsy; Hall. Maston
and BIankenship.
VANCOUVER. Aug. 9.-Jess Baker was ihFin-
chile in the pinches today and Spokane took
the second game Of the series. 10 D. Nordyke
hit = home run with one on. Scharnweber got
four hts including a double In four times at
hat Score: r. II. L.
Vancouver ....-....-....----.....-
Spokane .---.-... = .
:. Batteries-Smith and Lewis; Baker and Shea
Impire-Frary.
SALEM. ore. Aug. st 5. Bligh. manager
of (. moving picture theater. was arrested today
fe~ exhibiting the Jefries-JOhnson fight pictrnes.
IEe hsd been warned by the municipal assecia-
fion that arrest would follow The exhibition
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10
GAMES TODAY

Oakland VS.. Vernon at Recrea-
tioB park.
Los Angeles VS.. SAN Francisco
at Los Angeles.
Portland vs.. Sacramento at
4 Portland.
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Los ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO

Total ....,........,... % y 10
*Waring batted for Smith in eighth inning.
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Ford Owner
Meets Rather

H l.. Owesney, manager of the Pa
cifc coast branch of the Winton motor
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10

Thomas Wilkes, the owner of a six
cylinder Peerless car is contemplat-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10

A. B. Costigan of the Pacific motor
car company reported yesterday the
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10
Seals in a Fair Way
To Retain the Lead
COAST LEAGUE

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland .. Vernon 1 I'll inn
iuSS).
San Francisco i. Los Angeles o.
Portland 2. Sacramento o.
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The Marmon racing brigade headed
by Ray Harroun and Joe Dawson, the
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10
Marmon Racing
Crew at Chicago

The Knox automobile company oi
Springfield, Mass, of which the Re-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10

/ L. V. Lynch of the SpeedwelI motor
| car company returned on Sunday after
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10

OF tne most CONE
on 1911 cars. 1t gives in most con-
else form the details and pictures of all
models built by the company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10

Many Look Over
WintOn Car
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10

Four Door stew
ens-Duryea Here
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10

Lewis J. Hampton, agent for the
Ford car in Pasadena. had rather un-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10

Stevens factory. In the Shipment there
is also landaulet and limousine. These
cars will be on exhibition on the sales
room floor today.
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ceived the last two days from the gen
eral public. II was reception day from
the time the store opened until it
closed. During that time four cars were
sold and many good prospects were re-
corded. The three models received
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10
VIII Drive His
Peerless West

10th of next month on a pleasure trip
and at the same time bring his car
to the coast.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10
Big Sale of
SpeedweH Cars

Brown of Suisun, K A. Casper of Val
leJo and one each to w. d. Bessey
and j. Aiken of Sacramento. This
brings the total up to II sales for the
last three weeks, and 20 since the
goth of June.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-10

dI 7 T Y di DL a To III
door six cylinder
Stevens Duryea,
the latest model to
be built by the
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-25
Read This All Who Suffer from Catarrh, Sore
 Throat or Colds

Millions of people throughout Amer lea have breathed Hyomef tpronounce it High-o-me) and now own a Hyomei Inhaler made of hard rubber
 If you own Hyomef Inhaler, no matter where you live, you can get bottle of Hyomei at druggists every where and at The Lee & Osgood Co. for only 50oL
 Ask for an extra bottle of Hyomei Inhalent; the price is only soc and with it you can cure a cough or a cold in a day.
 You can get relief from catarrh or stuffed up head in two minutes and stop hawking and snuffing in a week. week.
 Just pour few drops of Hyomei into the Inhaler and breathe it in that's all you have to do.
 It's so easy and so pleasant and so much more desirable than swallowing nauseating drugs. Breathe Hyomei over the unframed membrane of the nose and throat and it's soothing, heal ing action will be felt immediately.
 If you have not a Hyomei Inhaler, get a complete Hyomei outfit at once. This only costs $1.00, and with it comes a Hyomef Inhaler that will last a lifetime and ought to be in every family.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-25
Looking for Election by Convention
State Gathering of Odd Feows Manchestsr. Unity at
 Hartford hi. Week, with Candidate. for Office from
 Hereabouts.

The sixteenth annual meeting of the Connecticut district, l. o. O. F., Man. chester Unity. will be convened in ford. on Wednesday. April 27, at 10 a. m- Attending from this vicinity will be Provincial Deputy Grand Mas McNeely. Joseph Wooley and Joseph Warfng. the three delegates from Hugh H. Osgood lodge of TaftvilIe; Edward Crooks of Greeneville, who as district auditor will act as assist ant secretary at the annual meeting. and Charles B. Barnes and Fremont Firth, delegates from Samaritan lodge of Baltic.
 The business will be as follows:
 Opening of Exercises.
 Appointment of Oficers and Com- mfttees for the Day.
 Roll Call of Officers.
 Reading Call for Meeting
 Report of Committee on Credentials.
 Reading Records of Last Meeting.
 Address by P. c. M. Stephen Horton.
 Financial Statement of the F. c. $. F. T. and District Auditors.
 Recommendations from District Off, 6cerS S.-
 That a committee be appointed to consider the advisability of placing diagram and book of P O. degrees and purple lecture to all district dep uties during their term of office.
 That the Connecticut district, l. o. o. F., M. U., correspond with the other districts of the IT. S. A.. asking them to cooperate with us inviting the grand master or one of his representa- tfves to this country on the occasion of the celebration of the centennial of this order.
 That a committee be appointed to consider a proposition of increasing the salary of the, P. c. A. to S150 a year.
 Resolutions from 1odges:-
 Fort Griswoid Lodge.
 That the Connecticut district shall furnish a suitable regalia for the dis trict deputies CoIla sash or jewel to be worn on official visits of the dep uties~to lodges under their care.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-25
THE WEATHER.
Forecast For To-day.


 For New England: Showers Mon day; cooler in west portion; Tuesday unsettled, probably local showers, moderate winds mostly east Predictions from the New York Her ald Monday partly overcast to, clear ing and colder weather will prevail, with fresh westerly to northwesterIy winds, and on Tuesday fair and slight ly miIder weather.
 Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Saturday and Sunday: Saturday,: Ther. Bar. a. m. -...........-..... 90 zs-ss l1 H- --.-..-... 06 Z9-SO Highest 6s. lowest A.
 Sudnya: a. m. ..........-....... 5S 30-02 p. ILL ol 5U-V6 Highest 66, lowest 50.
 Comparisons
 n rx-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-25
DIED

 soULE-In Jewett. City. Conn, April B, 1910, Mary Elizabeth Soule, aged 5S years and 10 months. Funeral services at the Congregational church on Tuesday at 1.30 ?. m; The body will lie in state at the church Hartford and Providence papers please copy.
 ROTHWELI-In Norwich. April 23. 1910, at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Henry Aspinwall Sarah C1egg. widow of Dennes Rothwell, aged 77 years
 LEE+In this city. April 24, Edward M Lee. aged years, [ months and 4 days son of John H. Lee and Abbie Funeral from the home of his parents. No. 169 Mt Pleasant street, Tuesday y afternoon at o'clock WoRTH-In Norwich. at the Hunting Mrs. Louise A Worth. aged S2 years Notice of funeral hereafter. CONNELLY-In this city, April 24, Mary Garvin. widow of John Connel- Funeral from her late home. Is Golden quiem mass in St. Marys church at g o'clock.
 M'KEON-In Worcester, Mass. April 22, 1910, Catherine c. (coonan), wid- ow of Francis F. McKeon. aged 50 years.
 CARPENTER-In Canterbury, Conn. April PA. 1910, Adelaide Tracy Car penter. aged ss years. Funeral from the residence of Herbert M. Graves Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 No 5 Cove street. Tuba sMarkoff. widow of Jacob Markoff.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-25
WEDDING
McGowan-M Meyer.

Miss Lena Meyer, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Meyer, and Douglas J. McGowan. boss carpenter for the J. w. Bishop company at the Pone- nah company's new weave shed, were quietly married Saturday evening at z o'clock at the home of the brides parents, S7 Norwich avenue. The cer- emony was performed by Rev Theodor Bauck. pastor of the German Lutheran church. The single ring service was used in the presence of only relatives and a few close friends of the couple . Miss Annie Meyer, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and the brides brother. George Meyer. was best man. The bride looked charming in a gown of white brilliantine, trim med with lace, and her maid wore black brilliantine. Each carried white roses.
 A supper followed the ceremony and on the boat train MT. and Mrs. Mo- Gowan left for a short trip to New York.
 One acceptable gift received by Mir. and Mrs. McGowan was that Of $2o, sent by Supt. w. A. Chaffee in behalf of the employees of the Bishop com pany.
 On their return thssy will reside temporarily in Taftville, but on May 6 MT. McGowan expects to end his
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-25
SOUTH WINDHAM REVIVAL
 IS PROVING SUCCESSFUL.
Rev. R.. c. Miller Has Been There al Congregational Church for Two Weeks.

Rev. Rennetts C. Miller. whose lee lures in Norwich and throughout this part of the state in the interests of civic reform have been heard with much interest, is conducting two weeks' revival at the Congregational church in South Windham. Sunday was the halfway point in the evangel- -istic meetings. and Rev. Mir Miller de Hvered a powerful sermon in the morning, spoke in the Sunday school at noon, and conducted a largely att tended evening service. It was a sue cessful day and marked the close of an encouraging week, during which more than a dozen were started on the narrow way that marks the Christian life. The meetings have been in- creasing in attendance and interest, and still greater manifestations are hoped for at the meetings which are to be held every night this week.
 For this evening Rev. Mir. Miller has arranged a special missionary meeting, at which the speaker will be Rev. Sherrod Soule of Hartford, who has charge of the Congregationa1 mission ary work in the state, and Rev. MT Winchester of New York. another man prominent in the missionary field. The evangelistic meetings close next Sun day.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-25

The Rev A. A. Brockway of New York occupied the pulpit in Grace Epls- copal church Sunday.
 Draiuing Canal.
 The canal was partly drained Satur- day to permit the machinists to repair the water wheels for the Yantic Wool en company
 Mrs. stephen O'Hearn and daughter. Ellen, of Franklin. spent Sunday with local relatives.
 vanderwaart- Marsden Engagement. The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Marsden of Pawcatuck and Peter Van- derwaart has been announced
 Guild Elects Officers.
 The Ladies' Guild of Grace church met last week. with Mrs. William E. Manning. IT being present At the recent election of officers Mrs. William E. Manning was chosen president, Miss Mary St. John, vice president; Mrs. Charles N. Congdon, treasurer. and Mrs. Howard. Bishop, secretary. As Mrs. Bishop was unable to accept her office Mrs. Hermon J. Gibbs was elect ed at the meeting to fill the office
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-25
Hugh H. ossood Lodge.

N
 That the convention take up the question Of lodge funds.
 Gal The district to decide what funds each lodge. shall have that shall be placed to each fund so as to put each lodge on the same dnan- cial basis.
 k And that it be inserted in our dis tFict and lodge eby-1aws. < should the F. c. s. neglect his duty, wilfully or otherwise. or should he fail to satisfy in his relations to the lodges on proof thereof he shall not be en- titled to his salary as specified in sec- ton of this article.
 The grand master may, with the sanction of two-thirds vote Of the lodges remove him from office. and appoint his successor pro tenn the first business of the afternoon ses- sion will be election of officers Hugh H. 0sgood lodge has candidate for the highest office in the district. that of provincial grand master, in the person of James Moss, who has served with credit the past year as provincial deputy grand master, and has a state wide popularity Running against him are Robert F. Turner and William
 Others from this part of the. state who are running for office are Charles B. Barnes of Samaritan lodge Tor pro vinciaI corresponding secretary; Ed ward Crooks and Joseph Wooley from Hugh H. Osxapd lodge, and Charies Headen from Samaritan lodge. for dis itrict auditor; Arthur D. Watts Of Sa- maritan lodge Tor book examiner
 The concludipg matters to be taken up at the meeting will include:
 Report .ony sub A. M. c. with noml- nation and election of delegate or dei- segates to meeting of 1910. P- o. Degrees and Purple Lecture
 Installation of OfHcers for 1910.
 Eeviesl for 1910.
 Time and Place of Next Meeting.
 Reading Minutes of Meeting.
 Closing of Meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-25
TAFTvILLE
MeGowan- Meyer Wedding-LocaI cen-
 sus Enumerators Over Half Done Various Mention About the Village.

After eight days of statistics taking Census Enumerators William c. Ken dall and A. .E Reeves. who are doing the Taftvi11e district. have more than f-completed their work. They will proba bly be able to finish easily this week MT. Kendall has covered his territory in the village north of Prov idence street and Merchants avenue, and now he has Occum to visit, with about 20 farms also on his list. Both he and MT. Reeves, who is working south of Providence street and Mer- chants avenue to the city line, have been able to get the names, for each of which they receive three cents, without experiencing any trouble, and without requiring any assistance from an interpreter.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-25
NORWICH TOWN
Friends Remember Birthday of Charles F.. Hazard-Other Social Affairs-various Items.

Charles F. Hazard of Plain Hill was surprised on Friday evening by a gathering of sixty of his neighbors from far and near to celebrate his fist birthday. Selections from Frank Ellis phonograph were given; Joining the Masofls''. was played, and out, in the yard in the moonlight other games were enjoyed. Dancing followed with Mrs. Jackson organist. Mir Jackson cornetist and MT. Hazard violinist. In behalf of those present Miss Bessie Grant presented a solid oak Morris chair and gift of money to MT. Haz- ard, who expressed cordial apprecia- ton in his response. Refreshments were served.