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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21

NEW YORK. oct. 9O.--The proposed auto
mobile race between Barney Oldfield and
Jack Johnson, the pugilst. at Sheepshead
race track this afternoon was postponed on
account OF heavy rain until Saturday after
noon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21

On the Metropolitan alleys the Dietz
Athletic club took the series from Andy's
Colts. Ward had high game of 1874 and. 496
total for the Dietz and Andy was high
with 1854 and $40 for the Colts. Thursday
the Daily News. will play the Derby
WOolens Score.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
Totals

On the Metropolitan alleys last night the
two Brandeis bowling teams had an ex-
citing game when Captain Manley's team
No. / won two out OF three games from
Captain Amsden's team No. g although the
No. 2s had the greater number of pins.
Leyendecker had high single game with 1893
Manley was high on totals with 536. Tonight
Omaha Bicycle Indians VS.. St James.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21

Reds Beat Blacks in Basket Ball
Gnmc Meaneahnr AIternonn.

Yesterday afternoon two SQUADS Of bas-
ket ball candidates at the University OF
Omaha played a practice game. The Reds
The feature OF the game was the goal
throwing Of HRlsey and Parish. The line
up:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21

Reliable Medicine--NOt a Narcotic.
Get the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
in the yellow package, 1t Is safe and effect.
i've. Contains no opiates. Refuse substitutes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21

For More ThHH Three Decades
Foley's Honey and Tar has been a house
mold favorite for coughs. colds. ana all
ments OF the throat chest and iunEs. Con-
tains no opistes sold by al druggists
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
sixth Inning.

Sixth Inning, Philadelphia -- Thomas
grounded out, tinker 10 Archer CoOmDs
uOlsted an easy NY 10 zimmerman. Strunk
missed three 5000 ones. NO runs.
Chlcago-Arcner's nit In front Of the
plate put him out, Thomas to Davis. Tim
-.lerman struck out. Baker TOOK care Of
oteinIeIdt Toui tly. NO runs.
seventh inning, Hhiladelphia-Zimme
man made a ntdt UNCHANGED catch OF
Lolu's amer. Steinfeldt speared Collins
ntt stOunuer ana threw the runner out at
aust stelnieldt Immediately Afterwards
.Umbleu bakers grounder and the latter
was SAFE. Davis smashed a single to rlgnt,
Baker reaching second. Tinker 1umDiCu
uurphy $ sharp grounder, filing the bases.
lsaker and Davis scored on barry double
40 left This was Barry's third double.
Ihomas walked, again Killing the bases.
Alurpny ana baHP' crossed the home pate
Wnen COomDs si!.reu over second. Strunk
singled TOO not TOR Iinker's stab and the
bases were again titled. LORD MT TO Ziu-
norman, VINO tossed HIM out at urSt.
FOuT runs.
ChicagO-Tinker out. Baker to Davis,
King retired. Barry to Davis. PIester
struck out. No runs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
ASKS REFUND ON TICEEl
Cousin Of Man Dying at Sea Wants
Steamer Line to Pay Him.
CLAIMS VALUE OF UNUSED PART
wife Of Frank shercliffe brings suit
for Divorce I'm Des MOines
Court-Death in Ex-
ploaiOn.
Lon a staft correspondent.l

DIES MONIES, Ia. oct. 9O.-(Special Tele-
gram )-Because his cousin Joseph Rather
died and was buried at sea while en- route
TO his home In Assyria, Hamald Rather,
who runs a notion store has made one OF
the most unusual demands ever made on
the Fabre steamship line OF New York
The Des Moines merchant, who paid for
his cousins ticket, demands that the steam
ship company refund him the money for
the unused portion Of his dead cousins
ticket He asks for the return OF five
sixths Of the passage money, as the cousin
died when out at sea only two days. and
the Des Molnes man claims to have fur
nished the money for the passage.
Death Follows Explosion.
Terribly burned about the entire body
this morning by an explosion Of gasoline
in her home, Mrs. Charles Anderson died
today. BY mistake Mrs Anderson poured
gasoline into a stove while starting a fire,
The explosion ensued Hardly a portion
Of her body escaped burns. She fingered
IN eXcruciating pain until death came.
Mrs. Morris After Divorce.
Mrs. Sherman Morris whose husband,
better known as Frank shercliffe, is serv-
ing time in the Colorado penitentiary for
murder today brought suit for divorce
They were married in Marshalltown in 1906,
but she charges that in 1905 Morris held
up Great Northern train, but was &C
Quilted. They have two children.
Need "A New Hospital.
City Physician DR.. H. l.. Sayler will
recommend in his yearly report now being
compiled, that q cit" emergency hospital
for the treatment Of all cases Of delirium
tremens. contagious and other diseases be
erected by the city Of Des Moines. Dr. Say
Ter declared today that with present hos
pital conditions in the city. Des Moines was
years behind the times and that the work
of the health department was sorely Grip
pied by the lack of such hospital
VIII Ala in the Eighth.
Judge H. NJ. Towner, republican candidate
Nor congress In the Eighth district, will be
assisted next week by both Lieutenant Gov
| ernor G. w. Clarke and Attorney General
| H. w. Byers. The former Will speak with
the candidate for congress at Clarinda, Oc-
tober "A and Mount Ayr, October %. The
latter will speak at Bedford, October 26;
| Shenandoah October p, and Charlton, DC
tober %. Lieutenant Governor Clarke ha
! been dated for speeches at Drakesville AM
| Bloomfield next Saturday.
Collected Collateral Tax.
Collateral inheritance tax was collected
! by the state today on the estate OF
Michael Hennessy Of Buena Vista county
| in the sum Of 81, 456. feature of IL was
| that some OF the tax was collected on a
! 10 per cent basis, because Of the estate
going in part TO aliens.
The board of health received word OF
new cases OF infantile paralysis I'm ALA
makee, Harrison, Linn, Marion Scott,
Clinton, Monroe, Floyd and Clarke coun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
CHICAGO.

Two-base hits: Schultz, Barry (3h Davis
CoOmbs Tinker Holman. Home run:
Murphy. Hits: OFT ReulbaCh, in two
innings; off Mcintyre. s in one and a third
innings; off Pfiester ia five and two
thirds innings. sacrifice fly: Holman.
sacrifice hit: Lord. stolen base: Tinker.
Double plays: Zimmerman 10 Tinker 10
Archer, Starry to Collins TO Davis, Murphy
to Davis. Lett on bases: Chicago, (; Phila-
delphia, Z. First base on balls: OFF Reul-
bach, (Strunk, DAVIS; Off Pfester, 1
CTEomas) off Coombs, 4 (Sheckard 8;
Beaumont hit By pitched ball BY Nc
Intyre, l (Davis), Struck out: BY Pnester,
(Strunk); by Coombs Z (Chance, Schultz,
Steinfeldt, Hoffman, Zimmerman Archer,
king. Passed bali: Thomas Time: 200.
Umpires Day behind the plate, Sheridan
on bases, Connolly la right neld, Rigier in
left field. Attendance: 36.2iO Total re-
ceipts: S36,77L50. National commission s
share: S367b1b. Players share; SIS, S45. 81.
club owners. share: al3.Z5o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21

passed uu lour pitched balls. Murphy
o. iuuuucu out -teuleIut 10 JuanCe, DAVIS
sonig 10 svconu. pstty uouoied into iett
ti.iu yio"ut -yuiius ba'is. iuomas nneu col
sChuttu. bHtIy was Ieiu at second. Barry
syOItu When JHJtnus mt tur Two uascs INTO
the ugnt ue.u crowd. OuauCe and heJlbtCu
OuiltIteu, Ntng JululnE. tteutpacn resumed.
HtIuuh wcut uat Zimmerman 10 finance.
twU Iuus.
lulhtI uOuUiCu uUWn rigul nelo toW me.
NIlub went Out, BAKER 70 laws, tinker
tuluug tnuu. B,auuIUnt Datteu ior Reul-
ttJu. beaumont walked. SneCkaru also re-
and Beaumont sCOteu wueu Scnu,te mt Iur
,0O uasus TO iett. Hcfman struck Out Two
runs.
Third Inning.
Ihlri Inning, rhiladeip uia-Mclntyre went
lu TO pItUu Ior tuCbsu. sneCkatu mace
RUNNING. eaten o. LOiu long tty. 3 Ilne
ram Uesau railing, Dut the same was not
stolpeu. SteinIelut was barely au,e 40
CuuCK Collins sharp mt, when was saGe
ute. lOuIns scorer wutn SCnulte Jet bak-
er b siugle pass ann. baker made tmrd on
me error. DAVIS was uIt Uy pltCncu pali
anu Went to irst. Murpuy KnOCKeu nome
run over the sCteeu intO the ushl ileiu
DlCaCngrs, Daker and DAVIS scoring aueau
% MN. CniCasu vnure lnttc'd gathered
20 insist on sruuuu iuIcs, saying Murpny
nit should merely nave been uouDle. Inc
protest aNalieu tneu hutulug. tndnCe was
uruy.eu OFT the ueld Tor continuing ms
protest Archer taxing 44.s pace al llsts
ruesJer replaced Mcintyre m the DON.
the center Iteld crowd tOf two Udses. BdIly
scored when lnOmas mt TO tinker ana the
latter threw Uauty 10 Arcner. lnomas was
doubled At second on tOOmb's mt 70 Llm-
norman, Tinker 10 ArCner. rive runs.
Ch.cago-A. cner went out Baker TO
Davis. Lord captured Zimmerman n.y.
Steuleldt struck out. No runs.
Fourth Inning, neutrality-suspicious. flied
out 10 Holman. LGru sent a Clean single
TO right center Collins forced Lord at
seCUuu, PueSter TO zimmerman. collins
out, King 20 Tinker. No runs.
CniCagU-1inKer singled TO ngnt \ double
play disposed Oh llnker ana NnnG, Barry
70 Collins 10 Davis. Pfiester out baker to
Davis. No runs.
t1tth Inning shiladelpha-Baker was re-
tired. zimmerman 10 ArCncr Davis hneu
safety to luII. Murphy sent "A long ny TO
Holman. barry forced DAVIS at second,
lInKer TO zimmerman. No runs.
Cmcago-bakeT tumbled SneCKard $ bunt
ana the latter was safe. SCnultC Tanned.
SneCkard ana Holman were doubled, Mur-
pny TO DAVIS, Murphy having taken mol
mans liy, While SheCkaru, apparently
thinking there were two outs, kept rum
mnB NO runs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
Eighth InninR.

Eighth Inning, Philadelphia - Schultz
gathered in Collins fly. Baker retired by
the Zimmerman-ArCher route. Davis hit
lOr two bases, unassisted by ground rules.
Murphy was thrown out by Tinker. No
runs.
ninth Inning Philadelphia-Barry fouled
out to kling| Thomas out to Archer, UNI
assisted. Coombs singled to center. Hof-
man mlsjudged the fly in making a pickup
OF It, strunk was retired, zimmerman 10
Archer. NO runs.
Chicago-StenIeldt flied out to Strunk
Tinker singled 20 left. King struck cut
tinker stole second. Needhanl who batted
Tor Ptiester, sent fly to Baker. No runs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21

The hey to the situaron-Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21

First Inning, Philadelphia-Strunk given
hA,e on balls Strunk Went 10 second ON
l-uId's sacrifice hunt the latter out RnuI-
bach 10 Chance ShecksId took coins
Texas, leaguer,. Strupk secured uu bakers
single 10 center HHkcr out stealing sc.ond
Killing 10 Tinker One run.
GntcagO-sheckard Wa walked schultz
doubled into eenthrpverfluw rrovd Sheck-
ard going GO third, The ground rules ALLOW.
only two bases uu = hit into the overflow
crowd. Sheckard scored on H0fmans sac-
iifice fly 20 Strunk Schultz taking third
fen into Sirunks hands one run.
Second Inning. philadelphia-Da,is was
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-21
WEST sRooKFIELD

Wayne Dewey was a recent guest at
Max Deweys.
Eugene Dewey Bas been helping T. j.
Adams through haying.
Miss Mertie Thresber Of Boston, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Flint.
Mrs. II. NJ. Johns is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Boyce.
Mrs. II. A. and Floyd Christopher were
in Northheld one day last week.
Mrs. Joe Howe and daughter. Mertie,
we're recent guests in West Brookheid.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Mann were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wakefield.
Mrs. Mary Cassidy is helping Mrs. E.
r. Bow man while Mrs. West is in Bur
linRton.
Miss Cora Bowman has been helping
her grandmother, Mrs. E. E. Bowman, for
a ieW days.
Carl Clahin and Pearl Rand took a
days outing and went to Brookheld fish
ing last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Untiedt were in
Braintree Friday to attend Mrs. Martin
Linield's funeral.
Mrs. Allen Flint, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred /. Flint, has
gone 10 her home in Braintree.
Mrs. Henry Luce and daughter, Cath
crime. and Mrs. r. Waldo and daughter,
Viola, took a carriage drive to Mortified
one day last week.
Edwin Boyce, while working in the
bayfield,, was taken very suddenly i'll and
carried to the house. DR.. Ellis was called
and pronounced it heart trouble.
Mrs. George West went Monday to the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington,
where she is to have an operation for APP
pendicitis. She was accompanied by Dr.
Ellis and her husband, George West.
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RoYALToN

Lewis Leazer is putting a veranda on
bis house.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Greene we're in
Sharon, Sunday.
r. S. Waterman's house is receiving q
new coat OF paint.
Rev. J. F. Whitney preached in Iun-
bridge last Sunday.
DR.. L. w. Clough was in town with his
family over Sunday.
Miss Belle Fox OF New York is spend
ing the summer with Mrs. Sinclair.
Mrs. J. f. Neal OF Maiden, Mass, came
last week to visit her mother, Mrs. s. E.
Kendall.
Saint Paul's church, Sunday, July "a
Evening prayer and sermon at p. m.
Every one invited.
The subject Of the c. E. meeting to-
night Thursday is "The Christian Use of
Letter Writing" Everyone invited to
come.
At business meeting OF the \. p. 5.
c. e. resolution was passed in accord
ancs with the stand taken b. the United
Society OF Christian Endeavor, condemn
ing the Jeiiries-Johnson moving pictures
and requesting our officials to forbid
their exhibition in Royalton.
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LAST RANDOLPH

Miss Grace Dyke CT Hyannis, Mass, is
visiting her aunt, Miss Ida Clark.
George Myron Goodrich Of South Roy
alton is visiting at J. W. Blaisdell's.
John W. Rogers is on crutches from
the effects OF being kicked by horse.
Miss Beth Heath returned Tuesday
from her camping trip to Lake Morey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morse OF Ran
doIph visited at Fred Smiths the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stafford OF Bridge
water are visiting at V. L. AlIard's, com
ing Friday.
Mrs. George Davenport and son,
George, and Miss Ina Emery arrived at
A. w. Emery's last week from vaneouv-
or, B. c.
Mrs. Frances Ainsworth and daughter,
Anna, and GRANDPA lighter, Louise Burpee,
OF Manchester are visiting at Miss s. g..
Goodrich's.
Mrs. NJ. A.. Waldo returned TO her
home in Buffalo, n. Y, saturday. She
was accompanied by Dean Waldo, who
returns to his farm there.
Mrs. c. H. Monkey and daughter, Cath
crime. left Monday for the home OF her
parents 10 New Hampshire to attend the
wedding Of her sister, Miss Matte.
Now is the time to subscribe
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RoxRuRY

Miss Jessie Stanton was in Mortified
Saturday.
R. G. Steel was in Northneld the first
OF the week. .
Two more boarders came to G. A.
Roys' Monday evening.
E. c. Flint OF Braintree visited Phil
Flint, his son, Sunday.
7. B. Kendall was in St. Adams last
week to attend the Democratic conyen-
ton.
Mrs. ]. W. Howe and Miss Mertie
Howe were visitors in West Brookheld
Wednesday.
Miss Laura Aver i'll of Montpelier was a
recent guest at the homes of W. A. Aver
III and E. p. Orcutt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merrill and Mr..
aud Mrs. Ed. stimson were visitors in
Montpelier Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Wiley and
daughter started for their home in
Waltham, Mass, Saturday night.
Miss Gertrude O'Grady has returned
from st. Adams, where she had been
with her aunt the past few weeks.
Among those in Montpelier last Thurs
day were Mrs z. 8. santon, Miss Jessie
Stanton, Miss Frances Hanlon and Mrs.
Warner.
Mrs. II. A. E. Richardson, Mrs. Nellie
French, Mrs. Abbie Ford, Mrs. Doty and
Miss Bernice stimson were in Mortified
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Ellis and little
dauR hter OF Crowley, La, have arrived al
the home OF S. G. Butterheld, Mrs. Ellis
father, for few weeks visit.
Among those from this station to 60 on
the excursion to Highgate Springs Sun
day were S. @. Butterheld, Miss Mary
Butterfield. Miss Mertie Howe, Mrs.
Demass, B. Marshall and several OF the
quarry boys.
Mr.. Oakes Of Hartford, Conn.,, is ex-
pscted TO supply the pulpit in the Cong'l
church next Sunday and to remain for
the summer in place OF Mr.. Marshall,
who is doing as we'll as can be expected,
but will be unable to work for several
weeks.
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Dora Bacon has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank Bryant, the past week.
C. F. Chapman from New York il
spending few days With A. c. Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tilson OF Ram
dOlph were oyer-sunday guests at Joseph
Tiison's.
The subject OF Rev. George o. Howe's
sermon next Sunday afternoon will be "a
Promise to Youth"
Miss AItha Flint, who passed her sixth
birthday last Monday, is with her cousin,
Iyis Flint, for few days.
Annie May Thresher was in Randolph
last week to attend the Sunday school
picnic there, returning Monday.
frankie Thresher motored Avery and
Bert Thresher to Highgate Springs Satur-
day and back the first OF the week.
Mrs. J. c. wirts, who is spending the
summer at Mountain View home, has
been in Randolph a few days the past
week.
The Corner Sunday school picnic,
which was to have been held last week
Saturday, has been postponed until this
week Saturday.
Mrs. David Bosworth and two children
Of Bristol have been paying ten days
visit to her father and brother, William
II. and Ed. Nichols.
Mertie Thresher, who works in the
Thresher Silk store, Boston, came Sunday
from Fred Fiint's to spend a few days at
the Thresher cottage.
John Anderson had his heel quite bad
~ crushed white dumping horserake
one day last week, but rs no bones were
broken it is making rapid recovery.
B. e. Thresher Of Philadelphia and his
daughter. Martha, who is attending
school ia Boston, are with relatives here
for couple Of weeks, the latter spending
most OF her time at Judson Fits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farr OF Braintree
and Maggie Abbott OF ROLLS, Mimi,
we're at Frank Thresher's Sunday. The
latter, on her way home this week, is TO
stop at Brattleboro to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Dunton.
Among those from out of town who
came to attend Mrs. Nj. L. Linfeld's fun
eral we're Mrs. Oscar Fuller OF Ludlow,
Mrs. Everett Harwood OF White River
Junctious FRANK hichaIusOh VI hanuoAPnf
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams and son,
Carroll, OF West Berlin, William Brown,
Mrs. George Bosworth, Mrs. Wilbur
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown
and children of Berlin, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Adams and children OF Barnard.
Mrs. William Nichols Mountain View
home has put on quite a summer resort
appearance with its new coat ospaint and
two tents pitched near DR.. and Mrs.
Paul shinn and Mrs. Alice Holmes of
Boston and Henry Gilbert OF Randolph,
have been camping there, leaving the
first of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Thomas, Mrs. Laura cushmsn, DR.. and
Mrs. e. o. Blanchard and Mrs. Brigham
OF Randolph we're callers at the Home one
day last week.
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sRAINTREE

Miss Maggie Abbott has gone to Brat
tleboro to visit.
Mrs. Lewis Durham and children are
at Will Dunham's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Osha were in
Randolph yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Archer and three children
we're in Granville over Sunday.
Maxim Hudon is able again to resume
work on the road for Mr.. Bacon.
Roy Ladue from Randolph was in town
over Sunday, visiting his brother.
Rev. A. c. Gilmore OF Randolph will
speak at the hall Aug. Z. All are well
come.
Ed. Lemery has moved his family into
Frank Batchellor's tenement and will
work for him.
Avery Thresher and family are up from
Boston in their new auto and are at their
summer home on Braintree Hill.
The Faithful and True circle OF Kings
Daughters and Sons will meet July rs
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning have moved to
Lincoln and they were give farewell
dinner Sunday at Frank Batchellor's.
Miss Hattie Diekerman of Williams
town has been staying with her father,
Ezra Dickerman. Mrs. Dickerman and
baby were in Randolph last week visit
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Campbell and
two children from Waterbury are here
visiting bis mother, Mrs. Addie Camp
bell. Eugene is doing some repairing on
the buildings for his mother.
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EAs1 sRAlNTnEE

Jetta Rogers is working in Randolph.
1 Mrs. Riley has finished work for Mrs.
L. F. Abel.
George Upper of Bethel was at L. F..
hbels one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Spear OF Bradford
visited al E. II. ChsdEick's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Abel and son,
Howard, were in Warren from Friday to
Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Blanchard is spending this
week with friends in Hartland and West
Hartford.
Mrs. Mary sautelIe and friend, Miss
Paige, of NewtonvilIe, Mass, are visit
ing at T. j. Adams.
Mrs. Jane simonds has returned from
her daug hter's in Waterbury and is with
her sister, Mrs. r. j. Flint.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
ton Rogers Monday. Miss Clara Grout is
caring for Mrs. Rogers and baby.
Lloyd Haggett has finished work for J.
W. Blanchard and is now working for C.
E. Bowmsn OF West Brookheld.
Mrs. Carl Thayer and baby OF Ran
doIph spent couple OF days with her
mother, Mrs. Carrie Flint, last week.
Mrs. NJ. d. Laport and Mrs. Ellis Wills
have returned from a weeks stay in
Brookfield With Mrs. j. A. Washburn.
The Ladies' Sewing and Mite society
will meet at the basement OF the church
Friday afternoon and supper will be
served.
Mrs. Will Carley and little son, Elmer,
Of Brookfield have been with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, the past
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White of Winches-
ter, Mass, came Saturday for a three
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Flagg OF Miller,
Neb., came Friday night and will be with
his mot her, Mrs. Mary Flagg, and his
brother, @. W. FIagg, for some time.
Robert Ferguson, who hurt his foot
very badly by stepping on a garden rake,
is getting along nicely and is now able to
be out. Homer Banister, who has been
suffering with a broken arm, is also inn
proving.
Guests at Fred Flint's and Mrs. A. B. |
Ferry's last week were Mr. aud Mrs. Rus 4
sell Whiting OF North Weymouth; B. f.
and daughter, Martha, and Miss
Mertie Thersher of Melrose Highlands,
Mass. Miss Mertie will remain two
weeks with Mrs. Flint
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RANDOLPH CENTER

The Misses Eastman OF Bradford are
visiting The Conant sisters.
Mr.. Benton OF Providence, r. l., has
joined his family at the Old Homestead.
Bishop Evans Of Windsor visited his
mother, Mrs. w. A. Evans, from Friday
to Monday.
Holy Communion at a. M. Morning
Prayer and sermon at 1890 a. m. in
Grace church.
Hon. Alex Dunnett of st. Johnsbury
was a guest OF Luke Parish Tuesday and
called on other acquaintance.
This weeks arrivals OF summer guests
from the cities will bring the number in
the several boarding houses to more than
fifty.
Mrs. II. A. Allen returned Saturday
from a weeks visit in Burlington with
her sisters, Mrs. Cassius Peck and Miss
Mary Gaylord.
George Harrington has returned to
Washington, ID. O., after a weeks vaca-
ton. He works for the government in
the seed department.
Miss Eunice Slack, nurse from the
Randolph sanatorium, is taking short
vacation and visiting at Ransom slack's
and George Boudro's.
There is a large crop OF hay being har-
vested about here. Some has been sold'for
$40 per ton while others ARE asking sl5,
but make no sales at the latter. price.
Harold Hodges is critically i'll with
pneumonia. and appendicitis. DIR. II. {.
Tinkh ham OF Burlington was in consulta-
tion last night with Dr. J. p. Clifford and
pronounced it a serious, but not hopeless,
case. Mr.. Hodges, who has been en-
ployed by Sargent, Osgood q Roundy at
the west village, only gave up work and
came home Friday.