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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
VERNON.

G. C. Davis has been in Gardner Mass
several days.
George Barnes Of WaveIly, Mass, IS VS.
sting hls brother. A. g. Barnes.
Miss Eta stebbins who has been seT1
ously II the past week, Is somewhat IN
proved.
Mrs WAYNE Reed and little son. Mar
shall, Of Montpelier spent Wednesday VIII
Mrs Edwin Mute
The Ladies circle viii meet with Mrs
4. g Barnes at her pleasant home Thurs
CAV afternoon Of next week.
Mrs. ] E. Hubbard returned SATURDAY
from visit with her daughter ~ framing
ham. and her sister in Wakefield, Mass
Don't forget the grange dance IN Whit.
beds hall. and the strawberry supper n
the circle rooms at the church this I'm
day evening
Miss Viola Morse OF Wardsboro j. q
guest OF Mrs. L. r. Putnam on Tyler hll
where we are glad to see Mrs. Julla Frost
also at her summer home.
Arthur Chaplin and little daughter
Marian. who have been guests q Mr.
Cbanip's twin sister. Mrs Burt Newton
have returned to their home at Stony
Brook, Mass
one Of the balloons in the intercollegiate
race. starting from North Adams early Sat
urdav afternoon, was seen By numerous
Vernon people about o'clock. Ii i sup
nosed this was the balloon representing the
University Of Pennsylvania.
News has been received Of the death O
Lucje. one Of the twin children Of MIR: and
Mrs Henry Bell OF Halifax. The little
on. who was I'VE years OF age, and very
bright and lovable, had been II several
weeks. The funeral viii be, held Friday
afternoon at her parents home, Much
sympathy is felt for the family IN Their
sorrow.
The children Of the North school, accom-
named by Mr.. Whittier and their teacher;
Miss Johnson. with a few others, gathered
al the station Wednesday afternoon Tor a
glimpse OF Theodore Roosevelt. who passed
Through on the Boston & Maine tram due
~ > II but almost two hours late. Colonel
Roosevelt bowed and waved 10 the people
and children, and as the tram moved away away
from the station caught sight OF Old
Glory on a nearby piazza and bowed a, and
waved till the train passed from slght rev
nannle knew Of the ex-presldents tr1p, OF
more would have been at the station.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
WEST HALIFAX.

"A. Leonard J. building an addition 70
hls barn.
Miss T NJ Brown has gone 10 South
Newfaue Tor a tew weeks.
IN Wordeu i taxing down some q ais
sheds and fixing the foundation 70 oaiia
new.
Judge Frank Wordeu has returned home
from county tourr a. court j over Tor thls
term.
Marvin ]. Howard Of Londonderry.
county hsh and game warden, was IN Town
last week an official business.
William MtKmzie Is taking down the Old
Sasvar horse he bought Il + ;. Cooke It
Is an old landmark in this part Of the town
There is a ,heIiffs sale Of cattle the 10th
and cath of June at the residence OF Mrs
l. /. Has. The stock is some |. /. Hal
bought. but a. Mr. Hall has LETT for parts
unknown d few weeks ago his creditors OF
which there are many, are trying 70 secure
themselves
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY.

Miss Myrtle Ryder is visiting IN
Marlboro this week.
Harry II. Locke spent sunday with
Jaw WetheTbee in Bellows Fails.
Herbert Wheat OF Boston was a re
cent guest AZ Or. George ;. Foster ;.
Miss Katherine Manning Of Brattle
boro has been visiting az George Web
Der 5.
Miss Bertha Lahev spent sunday a
the home OF her mother. Mrs. +. =
Blood
Mrs. A. NJ. Corser is spending the
week in Orange. Mass, with her sister,
who is ILL.,
". II. Wheeler has recently bought
TWO horses which be will use on the X.
T. u. route.
Rev Z. W. sharp will preach in
Pierce 5 hall next Sunday afternoon az
$50 o clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter ]. Perry Of Bel.
lows Falls were guests OF Mrs. JENNIE
Perry over Sunday,
An entertainment VIII be given in the
town hall Saturday evening for the
benefit Of the grange.
MAYNARD Beach Of Mt. Hermon viii
preach in the Cougre gational church
next sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Day Of Newton,
Mass. were oyer.Sunday guests Of NJ,
and Mrs. II. /. Bailey
Philip Howard and Miss Morrison Of
Springfield, Mass. were guests al NJ. Z.
Robbins 5 over SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Goodell Of Brat.
tlebOro We're Over-Sundav guests Of
Miss Marcia A. Pember al the Pierce
farm.
Mrs. y. Harlan Whitney and little
daughter, Grace, are Spending the week
IN BrattlebOr0 with Mrs Whitney :
aunt. Mrs. Frank Norcross.
The union meetings az East Putney
began last sunday, and il j. expected
hat they viii be continued through the
summer.
Mrs.. c. l. Thwinc entertained At
Piuewav camp over sunday Miss
Hattie Lombard. Miss Ethel G. Omar
and Miss Dorothy Aver.
Winthrop Kendrick Lombard and
Miss Achsah Isabelle Mcintyre. both OF
Springfield. Mass, were married here
Nav 80 bv Rev, J. T. Berry.
There will be a GOSPEL HYMN praise
service at the Baptist church Thursday
evening. June Is, Al 100 Al are cor
daily invited 10 come and bring their
gospel HYMNS.
Mrs. Alice Z. Dickinson went We'd
nesdav 70 Bennington 10 attend the
annual convention OF the Woman : Re
lief corps. department Of Vermont.
Mrs. r. n. Greenwood met her az Bel
lows Falls and VIII accompany her 70
Bennington
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09

+ Wednesday for stay OF Two o. three ,-
weeks with her sister. Mrs charles
Buck and family
II. :. Miller has sold bis farm 70 Pear
{. Foster. and an auction was held az
the farm Wednesday 70 dispose a As
+ personal property
( Miss Laura Rauney was chosen a dele
gate 10 attend the convention 81 Bel
lows Fails next week with Kew. ana
f Mrs T. j. Hayward.
/ Mrs. :. 4. Pierce ana son. Harold.
Will arrive today az their summer nome
from Kansas City. No. Nr. Flerte
came three weeks AGO.
Harry Winchester chauffeur fol- Ms.
+ A. L. Fesseuden Of Townsend, Mass
was in town sunday coming ID q large
touring car with a party Of friends
Miss Bessie Wright, who IS a recent
graduate Of the Burbank hospital ~
+ Fitcbburg Mass. i with her parents
i Nh. and Mrs Alvin Wright, for the
present.
Rev. Frederick \. Haywards sub
ieets for next sunday are; Morning.
4 A sun and Shield; evening, 4 Looh
+ Into Space. a cordial Invitation j. eA-
tended TO everyone to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Metealf and
two children came from Springfield,
/ Mass.. SATURDAY.. Mrs Netcalf ami
( children are 10 spend the summer Win
/ Mrs Metealf mother. Mrs, kiien
& Ward
! Mrs. Sophia johnson, who has been
i'm Keene, \. H., with her daughter,
I Mrs. Carl Adams. for several weeks, re-
turned TO Westminster last week Tor
an indefinite STAY with her son, Walter,
and wife.
A very pretty home wedding took
place at the z-centlv fitted home OF the
contracting parties last Thursday even,
inr when Miss Katherine J. Grimes and
Ernest A. Wright were Joined in mar
rage. Rev. Frederick =. Hayward per
forming the ceremony. They were at
tended bv Miss Grace Leman as brides
maid and George r Wright as best
man. They left Immediately after the
ceremony for Massachusetts and on
their return viii occupv their home Ina
this village. Their many friends extend
congratulations.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
WESTMINSTER.

| c. A. Fuller has moved his family TO
! Walpole.
The schools viii close this week for
the long vacation.
Willis FAIR of Burlington spent Sun
day in town with relatives.
Miss Kate Goodrich of Brattleboro
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. g. II. walker
Mr.. Ross of Charlestown, n. H, visit
ed his sister, Mrs. E. B. George, last
week.
Miss Jennie Wright of Westmoreland'
n. H, was recent guest of Mrs. George
Howard.
The social Bible class held their
meeting with Mrs. Fred Davis Tuesday
evening.
Dana II. Jennison IS house has recent
" been connected with the telephone
exchange.
Among the recent purchasers Of auto,
mobiles are C. II. Comstock, ID. d. Reed
and George B. Hall.
Rurt Bowen went to Chicopee, Mass,
Wednesday TO return with a family
horse for F. !. Lane.
Miss Margaret Wright and brother,
George. spent Monday and Tuesday IN
Springfield, Mass, with their brother,
Daniel.
Mrs. B. t. Phelps went to Boston
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
RAWsoNYTLLE.

Miss Bertha Cobb i visiting at the home
Of her aunt, Mrs G. 2. Rawson.
Mrs Ella Farmer has been visiting rela-
tlyes here during the past week.
Friday morning. June =, the top Of STRAIT
ton mountain was white with frost.
A birthday party was given Mrs. Oliver
La Chance at her home Tuesday evening.
Henry Getty has moved into the Rachel
Cobb house recently vacated by H. c. Cole
man,
The auction at Il. J. Wkeeler's last Sat
urday was well attended and the goods
brought fair prices
B J Cobb was brought before a justice
court al Jamaica last Friday and received
fine Of 81 and costs for breach Of the
peace.
Clifton Laniman and Clyde Ravson took
a few days outing at Sfratton pond the
first Of the week and report fine catch Of
fish. They also captured "A hedgehogs for
which they received the bounty.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
SOUTH wINDHAM.

Frank Lambert is in town.
John Coleman is Ill with measles.
Mrs. Mae Aklev returs>d TO Brattle-
bOTo Saturday.
Mrs. L. A. Robinson has returned
home from Jamaica,
Mrs Ed Moultrip recently visited
her sister in Saxtons River.
Miss Ruth Fish spent Saturday and
Sunday at Mrs. T. O. Smith 5.
John and Isadore Whitcomb were
guests at Maplehurst Saturday.
Road Commissioner Tennev began his
labors on the highway Monday.
Mrs Anna Torrey and son, Adm,
spent Sunday with relatives in Wards
boTO.
Six new men came Monday night
from Springfield Mass, TO work on
the Burbee lumber Job
Mrs c. T. Coleman of South New
fame came Saturday to assist in caring
for her son. John Coleman.
Mrs. Currier and four children have
arrived from Springfield, Mass, and
will occupy the dry house at Burbee s
mill.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
WEST GyILFoRD.

Wilder Butium has bad piazza huilt
on biz house
Mr.. Tilten IF Montague, Mass. j.
spending the week with her daughter,
Mrs. E. A. Falby.
Mr.. M0wrv Lvnde returned home
from the Farren hospital IN Montague
last week Thursday much improved,
Mr.. ana Mr.. Lloyd Miller Of Green
field spent Saturday and sunday VITA
Mrs. Miller parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ,,
: Rand.
Rev. Mr. Hitchcock Of West Halifax
viii preach in the Baptist church next
SUNDAY morning in exchange with Rev,
Mr. Hatfield.
Mr.. and Mr. Hosea Fisher and son,
Merritt. went Friday 70 Westmore and,
y. IT,, 10 attend the funeral Of MI.
Fisher niece.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
WHITINGHAM.

Frank Albee was in Readsboro sat
urdav.
II is reported that J, B. Randoll has
sold his mill property here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Wheeler recently
visited in Levden over night.
Mrs. George Sawyer returned home
Wednesday from Readsboro where she
spent few days.
F. L. Wheeler came over from North
Adams Saturday and STAYED over sun
day with his family.
Herbert Knowlton and his mother
have been visiting at Henry Wheeler :
in Wilmington a few days.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
GRAFTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Lawrence re-
turned Monday from a trip TO Clare
mont. Y. H.
Mrs. Maria Walker went Monday to
Bellows Falls for a short visit with Mrs.
Dean Kendall.
Miss Eva Hobart has returned from
Swanton where she has Just graduated
with credit from the high school.
Willis futile of this place won sec
ond prize in the speaking contest at
Leland and Gray seminary Tuesday. :,
q. s. White is reported not as well
this week. His daughter. Mrs. Minnie
Zuill, is expected here Thursday from
Syracuse, N. Y.
". E. L. Walker has added an auto
mobile TO the stable equipment of the
tavern. 1t is a five-passenger car of
80 horsepower from the Overland COM
pauv
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
WEST NoRTHFIELD.
~. N,nrv Tbaver Is better.

Miss Nancy Thayer Is pelteI ,u;,
Mr. Nelson. the nurse, is at Mrs. Anne
johnson s. - Monday
frd he' his =. e:vangelistic trip in Vermont
lioin -. Nasb nj Amherst was the guest
Of 9 Mrs' George Gorge Alderman over Sunday :.
c1 Mrs Iio Ins' and Mrs. Helen Rleys;
my Mrs. Roswell Dickinson returned d d iiSt
fI Mrs Fred Adams is visiting in s Rs13s
g Henry Carr F B. Hotoa and 9dh g F. 4 t6is
ton ni set out large pieces OF TOBACCO
week. Lao. IN Clar.
&c Peers. Mr.. Palmer expects ~ NV
canada c-ssn6eld
I'd, palmer, jr., has moved to 0leenns-1
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
STRATTON.

Miss Arlie Eddy. who has been Ill, is
improving.
Mr.. Hogan of Wardsboro is working
for A. J. Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs z. A. Eddy and Mrs.
W. R. Lyman were in Newfane one
dav last week.
Ony Lyman and family of Springfield
came up in their automobile for few
DAVIS visit at his father recently.
Henry Williams of Jamaica, whose
eve was injured while he was wor KING
in the mill, has recovered sufficiently
to be able to resume his work as saw
yer. The mill started Monday after
shutdown of 10 DAYS
The ORGAN builder, Frank Sockonix-
who was missing in Brattleboro last
week. was found by DR.. Heffion in the
northern part of this town Monday.
and was sent back to Brattleboro Tues
day.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
EAST JAMAICA.

Mrs Bert Sage j. II with measles.
Page Bovnton Of Londonderry was visi-
tor at y. T. Peirce's the first Of the week.
Mrs. Eta Underwood was in Tovnshend
this week 10 attend the graduation exer-
CIses
Mr. and Mrs c.. /. Allen Of South Lon
donderTy were guests at W. s Aliens
Tuesday.
Miss lola Gleason : III with tonsilitis
and unable to attend Commencement week
at Tcwnshend
s J. Densmore Of New Britain. Conn,
has been visiting ms sister. Mrs Marcia
Gleason. and other relatives il town re
Gently.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
HALIFAX

Mr.. Pierce q Greenfield Is keeplnl
house for Alya Fairbanks
Mr.. and Mr.. Ralph Boyd and daughter
Rgtb. were recent guests Of Mrs A. G
Jones
G. II. LeaInard md Leslie Worden wert
IL Brattlehoro two days this week on
business.
Mr. and Mr.. Perley Crosier and Mr. and
Mrs II. Z. White took an auto trlp 20 Bel
lows Falls last week
Z ? Greens sisters Mrs Dexter Bond
Of Guiliord. and Mrs. MARY Stratten Of
Mortified. Mas. have been visiting there
recently.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09

Edgar Soper j spending a few days With
his mother
E. D Dixon started for Bridgewater,
Mass, Wednesday TO visit his mother and
sister Mrs. Dixon accompanied him to
NilleTs Falls.
Mr. and Mrs William Robinson Of Lei
cester, Mass, returned home Wednesday
after spending a few days with his brother,
John Robinson. and sister, Lucy Kellogg.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
brthfeld, Mass.


evod here Saturday
afa O.. Dr.. Arthur 7.
n, y. y The funeral
The many friends OF DR..
1 q money last summer
Gae iurtherance Of Tbs
Is started TO make 4
ts 10 The fall IN the IA.
-. Har when he reached
glitter Mr.. Frederick
rsv with her husband,
7 .eu Of his health was
able 10 continue. Mr..
uti io Brooklyn with
s, - years old, and
Ted ms Jubilee here.
so years, and engaged
I. sane length Of time.
dose associate OF Dwight
ae u3 from almost the
r .ut Of the popular
= suaul conference held
MS cine author Of many re
esas. editor OF the Mis-
!, now edited b. hs
.ou,idered one Of the
agg. uf the Bible OF hi
aas'oIates IN some OF
.. influential churches
AHH.ra. and the religions
-l- greatest men
summer home here
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09
GROVE.

Mabel Ryder is working at T. +. Evans 5.
Sumner Worden is making extensive re-
pains on his house.
Mrs. Ward was called TO Iownsneno last
week BY the serious illness OF her SISTER
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09

l ##t. .t+AF AZ va 4At1 --a
Been 1E are now IN MISSION
e a-.a4- i"e ailus.liis
.,a ny. i-e ~, M Siil 2 s,,'S ~
@ ,~-,-bsbls tbat n ~
none rbap In North
IA. general conference where
large audience as pro-
Interpreter Of the scrip
daughter. Lo-sts, VINO wa d mis-
ra e. mere " lev YEAR
H has al auto,
>-sau, i Ill with lumbago.
p,s,o- B, employed in Mead's meat
Usar and Mary Green are
-. ,-srr sunday with his broth
! Pa
P,Eaas = the guest Of Mrs.
| Wake
ar. Hal O.. Hartford are at
b rs
this week. The hgh
s June ..
been visiting his SIS
. La IaE>El.
s a, besn n Boston for sew
s Of gvpsies passed
-. week.
s-res-.
7--- BAL. rs,r,7a3 fr,,n 9
s-.srssi5 v;u enter
r H,It1n soon
w. 81 FIT cI5rt : y as
VI 5-''s.4a! eii-
s7 nearing % 9feei-
lie session q eouIt.
@ l 4as pesl sPehdlis
-at l20'1eI II erlloht
l~sa invited 10 Of her friends
her -srl birthday, MONDAY.
Hooker Visited her aunts,
-~ a isv days last week.
Hr-a Is home from his win
| vaE Cd la1ggiug Job n Royals
4 Camaal- Of Gardner is with
Sc, us, Amaze Campbell. for g few
Nr. A i BrainiE Of Allentown.
q 1e.a il .al5r summer home for the
I 1Ll. Frances Schell have ar
H- Esw ll.E and opened the Biz
N1- Fisher nj Amherst were in town
l=1#.l -ar.
Mn. David Hswjs and family
49, M - .ha Welding n
+ David
zr invitation attended
y. IL rev Masonic femrla
L. - III ---a-.r-
>-s..-r .r--r,s;nad "a NJ his
b., 2.r-LJ.r Marty last week
|nessr Fl. wss IA vears iii
T. ~. ~ ~
E. Tsss.s. - - = - - Sa+u1daT
|n ,bsr arrt 7fis. 7 ler Webster
49,. - w q heenf, y; n, WIZ Wa II
{ I F1rrE 5-5 Nh \ = Wood
Il, ~, -, III
-,.-'.-g -g- rom d wagon ' i
I les pas7esa oyer yer, one s. -
h. No.. ~ - Le4
4, r e..s' u -a-1i,lI0se ! lhe "
-s es'sh'. 4ef moIhef. NJ NJ;
's ---'l5--E MS Dump y 'iiia
~ .s. -e.'l-- Dodge q r Fit ! ,
{. ID. T.. guests at y. y hldaeL
a i. 80 'as formerly p4oSeu
-E-'R 7-sL.
II western association Of Sons Of Vet
y H.. s.-. a. sneloq5ne rams SaI-
--s ". a. Ii, ana aIlled ofealA1a'
.-s- IL ",'eI!d'
7, L-Ta Howell has rented Mrs. Low
lta--1el,s IN Merriman cottage for
~. -lls- -3VeIy spends the sum
-.- s---a-z d. The seashore.
p sah1 White O. East Orange, \. j.,
ls guest Of Mrs Joseph Pierce last
E We cane north to attend a reunion
! : LIE family IN Northampton.
I; .2lns.ric-y Valley Alliance associa-
lti o. Thursday at the Unitarian
y ilI az al-5ay meeting, a fuller re-
o WHICH wall be gwen next week.
f. arthur Philips and son. Judson,
-ays been abroad the past year, are
= q Nh aHa Mrs. A. J. Philips IN |
As'2'0 Later they viii visit relatives
4
F. ale Nluoc las rented her house to |
A-'55 Crane Of Marblehead for the |
Miss N,n6t expects to spend two |
N NM .-,L MI. a1a Mrs. y. D. Alexander !
= Dover. soon.
|s7t >ele- came Saturday from his
r. - 7 Name to spend a few days with |
- mere From he slender boy Of three |
r3s ne las grown into a tail broad |
--sirl young man.
The evening world., 1911-07-13
TO GET FREE ROUND TRIP
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
Sailing From Naples to Gibraltar,
Three Passengers, Not Permitted
to Land, Are Brought Here.

The Pannonia of the cunard Lines
Mediterranean service brought to New
York to-day three passengers who had
no idea of seeing this city for many
months. They were q. Cacarinf and
Dir. Eastman and his wife Of Philadel-
phia. They boarded the ship at Naples
TO go to Gibraltar, Signor Cararinf,
who IL q portrait painter. was on his
way to South America, where he had
an Important commission. The East
mans were at the outset OF h tour OF
Europe which was to last three months,
Because of the cholera infection at
Naples the authorities OF Gibraltar re-
fused to allow any OF the Pannonia's
passengers to land. The company IL
now obliged 10 take all three involun-
tary stowaways back to Gibraltar free
The Eastmans will pay "A little visit 20
their folks in Philadelphia before they
sail.
The evening world., 1911-07-13
LATONlA ENTRIES.
LAToNIA RACE TRACK. KY. July
is.-1he entries for to-morrows races

LATONIA RACE TRACK. KY. July
is.-1he entries for to-morrow'a races
are as follows:
FIRST RACE-Seling two-yearoia~; maiden
flhr. fve fuflvng..-Addie n, Iul, Hein1us,
im Else herrdou. 1Ul, Lucky Wish, iOa;
SI mI@. lO3, sarah Chenault. lH1. Ethel N'rs,
lOS Jenny Giedlea. l67 Betty Fuller. 1UT Ethel
sameon 1Ui Nancy Crater, lO7 Comm II era
sEdoNb RACE Selling ,so5@rola.; @a
,iild, 103, Cnacurran. i0s ForySmE. 1o3
Caliph. ld5; FOretJp, aus; ianker. no. John
Robert, 40: star Rose, 10, Hamilton. 40,
THiRD RACE-Seiling, three year-olds and up
ward; SIX urlOnys-MaEsan 81 Helene. ~ Sc
hago. 100. .ptlauey, 100; McIvoT. 100. lAdb on.
mar, lO8; Ethelda. zoo, Jeanne D'Ar, 100, bl-
iouas. ,lo7 John g1in II; los; Austin siurs-
PoURrH RACE Ture; three year ODDS and
Iabold. 90, White Wool, 90. Man DAVIS. 100
FIFTH KACE-rHse. threeSesrold, mile and
seventy rds.-SwEunApoa i0+ Ha1d Buhe
iO4. Hell Hors, 100, Normmk, 100. star oryah,
100 Adam Ehnres, 100 Fireman. ~
SiXTH RACE@-dling three -~yesr-pld. and, NJ
ward; mile and q sixteenth stsrtleL 90 Belfast,
%: Hnily Lee. o. Jtoroid, NJ Ktiy FiEhr,
lGb; Alice. iO5, j. II. Reed, no Booeo. III
Setback. ll5,
Clear; track fast.
The evening world., 1911-07-13
SENATOR'S SON
KILLED BY AUTO
THIRD FATALITY
Wife Dropped Dead in Theatre
Foyer and Another Son
Died Suddenly.

DR.. Jacob II. Gallinger. United States
Senator for New Hampshire. passed
through New York to-day on his way
to Concord. N. H., where At midnight
last night his only surviving son. DR..
Ralph Gallinger. was killed IN an au-
tomobile accident. The death Of the
Seniors heir is the third In . series
OF fatalities that have visited the fam.
lily Of the distinguished New Eng
lander.
The young doctor. who was thirty
nine years old. was on his way from
Pembroke. When a mile from Con-
cord he ran into a stretch of road
which was under re>air. II was heav.
lily sanded. At a sharp curve which
he took At high speed the auto turned
turtle and crushed him to death. with
him was a man named Davis. or
Davies. whose first name Is not known
James i. Dodge, a nearby resident,
who saw the accident. said the cor
was running at a high rate.
DIR. Ralph Gallinger was ted a,
the Concord High School and took his
medical curse at the Dartmouth Medi-
cal School, finishing in 1897. lie served
a year in the hospitals OF New York
City and then went to Concord to take
up the practice of his profession.
1t was In December. 1905. that the
Galllnger family fateful troubles began
While standing in the foyer OF the Bel.
asco Theatre in Washington. Mrs. Gal.
linger. wife of the Senator. fell dead
The younger son. william. who was
confidential clerk to his father, was
found dead in a New York hotel. under
UNEXPLAINED circumstance
The evening world., 1911-07-13
GAYNoR ASKS If HE is INTER,
ESTED IN THE PRICE.

"You are not interested In the Irice.
are you. AIR. Itls2" interrupted tho
Mayor.
Il am Interested In a park. Your
Honor replied Mr., Rils. I'VE are
only anxious that there shall be a park
and We are all here'-
80 are We Just as anxious" insisted
Mr.. Prendergast.
The two committees" Mr.. McAneny
added, win negotiate with the owners
OF both pieces OF property, Mr.. Riis."
Mr.. Riis then desisted from his efforts
to open discussion as TO the merits OF
the Rocks site. 4 m OF his
delegation told a reporter from Tho
Evening World that the site which Mr..
Rus il pushing is IA tract of 80 acres,
having 300 feet on tao ocean and 5,ouD
feet on Jamaica Bay, located just be-
youni the improvement aid out at Ne
ponsit. l.. L., by the Neponsit Realty
Company, This Improvement is just
beyond Belle liarbor out from Roeka-
way Park toward kockaway Point.
"Our maximum price Is N,4o0, Om.' said
this member of the delegation, 1--WE
want TO have condemnation proceedings
TO establish "A fair price for our land,
which, is owned by the Neponslt Realty
| Company. Eighty per cent. OF the stock
Of the Nepons!t Realty Company IA