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The Washington herald., 1911-06-25
CRICKET MATCH ABANDONED.
Capt. Rose Instead Puts Players
Through Stin Practice.


Through stiR Practice.
Capt. ]. T. Rose, OF the Washington
Cricket Club, decided yesterday after
noon to abandon the club match set for
Saturday. and instead put his players
through a vigorous course OF batting,
fielding. and bowling that was not only
a benefit and source Of excitement to
the men. but also proved OF great in
terest to the spectators gathered
around the grounds OF the crfcketers In
Rock Creek Park.
The players were kept on the alert
for two and one-half hours and with
the arrangement Of four bowlers bowl
ing swiftly to the batter, in the crease.
one after another delivering g different
kind OF ball. the batter was necessarily
put to the best test possible, which
gives the elimination board" excellent
opportunity to determine which Is the
best material Of the club.
The locals have games with the Sons
OF st. George, one on July 2, at Balti-
more, and another with the same club
on Independence Day. here. They win
each Saturday, beginning July 8, dur
ing the season, alternating the place
of playing between the two cities the
first game occurring In Baltimore.
Capt. Rose is negotiating to bring the
Pittsburg c. c. and the second Ger
mantown eleven to this city later in the
season, and Is quite certain that these
cracks will be played here in July.
This afternoon the members of the
club win assemble at 8 o'clock for
practice game sort of '.pick-up-a-side"
affair, at the Rock Creek Park grounds
and the public viii be welcome to sec
a demonstration of the English pastime-
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club. which
has it's headquarters at Easton. Md. The
new club will come into the association
ana will. 1t Is understood. go in for
INCORPORATING more than sailing.
r. Rutherford and W. Crane won an
exciting tiIting contest in canoes last
Thursday evening from A. schuiitt and
F. H. Heidenreich that was postponed
from last Saturday, June II. in the club
regstta OF the Washington Canoe Club:
1t took ten minutes before the winners
were decided The large crowd that was
present was. well repaid for its trouble,
as the contest was interesting from start
to finish
This Is thu third year that the fitting
contest has been held, 1t being draw
in the last two regattas of the club.
The winners received a handsome gold
medal donated by the canoe club
The re-election Of r. A. Dodson as
commodore Of the Hampton Roads Yacht
Club and Dr. w. w, Grier, OF the Capt.
tai Yacht Club. is an assurance that both
organizations viii take aecontinued inter-
est in the racing of sailing craft this
season. EDWARD W. KIBBEY.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25
TROTTER And PAGER.
Laurel Race Meet Attracting Attention of Local
Horsemen-Louis Hedges Sells FIexira
Other News Notes and Gossip.

Chief II. Bourbon McGregor's second
dam, Skylark. 2:1614, Is a full sister Of
Senator Bailey's Lucille NARROW, 2.o9k.
Mr.. Buckiin's stallion Is full brother OF
-MeDougall, 2:10H, owned In New Eng
land, and which Is already a sire OF six
IN the standard list. Mr. BuckIin bought
Bourbon McGregor from Charles Atkin-
son, OF Baltimore. The horse Is now in
the hands Of Trainer Doble, and it is ex-
pected that ne will be raced some later on.
.
Anent Mr.. Bucklin's recent purchase we
again call attention to the lack of fash
ionably bred brood mares in this city and
In other parts Of this section. It is OF
little use for men like Mr.. BucklIn, ]. NJ.
corbin, and others whom we might name
to spend good money for up-to-date stock
horses when there are so few mares
worthy Of them. 1t is singular that men
interested IN breeding the light harness
horse in this section do not awake to the
necessity of buying mares bred in FASH
ionabIe lines The get Of this kind sell
more quickly in all the markets in this
country; and as the craze is for speed,
and then more speed. It Is also singular
how breeders can expect to produce the
best results without uniting representa-
tives Of families that have not only
shown speed themselves, but have already
produced II.
DR.. ]. E. Sansbury, Of -ForestviIIe, has
recently purchased a machine to use IN
his practice. He is compelled to cover
a wide circuit, and has found that he
can get over the territory he Is COM
PEELED to cover easier and more, quickly
with machine than with stable OF
horses. In consequence of the change in
motor power the doctor has decided to
sell Linkwood May, 2:191I, in foal to
Prince George, and all others of his
horse kind except the last named and
Peter Ford 90. by AustraL
Mr.. Frank Tippett. of Prince. George
County and Washington, is lying seri-
ously i'll at his country estate, a few
miles west of Marlboro. Mr.. Tippett's
complaint is yellow jaundice. and DR.,
Sansbury is attending him. Mr.. Tippett
expects to race Won March, 2:2f1l. at the
Laurel meet.
All Of the Javins stable Of trotters and
PAGERS are quartered at the Laurel track.
Gallant Maid. 2:asA. is in the hands Of
Alonzo Corbin. Jennie Blue and Bonnie
Lassie, the sorrel pacing mare by Bed
worth, jr.. are in the hands of widmeir.
Miss Mary has been returned to the
farm. Gallant Maid has shown a mile
close to her mark.
It is rumored that the phenomenal Miss
Hobson is very lame and that she may.
never again face starter.
Bedworth. jr., trotter. with record OF
n -aawT
sibIy be placed IN the hands Of Bowling
early In July. This highly bred horse Is
capable of a mile in 2:I5 or better over q
good half-mile track
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25
WELSH DESERVED VICTORY.

San francisco. June 24-The consensus
that Freddy Welsh, former lightweight
champion OF England, is fairly entitled
to the decision given him by referee Han
lon at the end Of his twenty-round fight
with Matty Baldwin, OF Boston, at the
Auditorium last night. The Britisher
was far too clever for the Boston boy.
There was not a murmur when the
referee raised Welsh's glove in token
that he had won. Welsh has Improved
since he was last seen on the Coast.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

Hugh O. Boutell, who Is the owner Of
the twenty-hye-foot modified dory boat
Peqhot- t-weewee. the picture Of which IS
shown above. Is new member Of
the Capital Yacht Club and prom
ises to do a great deal Of cruising this
summer. having already planned num-
Der Of extensive trips down the river.
Pequot- -Weewee was built IN June. 1909.
by the Racine Boat Manufacturing Com
pany, Of Muskegon. Mich. She is made
OF oak throughout and was bufk express
ly for Mr. Boutell. She Is equipped with
hve-horsepower. singie-cyIinder. four
cycle engine, made by Emery Bros. OF
Kennebunk. Me-
Mr. BouteIl has the following to say
about his boat. which is the only one or
its kind in this city;
Il have used the Pequot- -weewee about
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25
GRAND PRIx RACE TODAY.
RIchest stake In World over PART,
Course.

Course.
Paris, June A.-Large numbers or
Americans who have been attending the
coronation in London arrived here to-day
for the Grand Prix. the richest stake in
the world. which win be run tomorrow
at Longchamps. This event. the pre-
mier classic Of the French turf. brings
the weeks race meeting to a close.
The Grand Prix has always been Of In
terest. but additional interest Is added
this year owing to the absence of racing
in America which has had the result of
sending many American turfmen lto
France with their stables. The value or
the stake this year is $4,000. Last year
1t was $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

1.-TWO, years on the open ocean Just on
Kennebunkport. Ne. and think she is an
unusually. fine sea beat. consider her
engine the best and most reliable ma
chine built. 1t has never caused me a
moments delay or cost me cent for re-
pairs. This is absolutely trre. as havs
kept record Of the cost of the boat
Il have never done any boating on the
Potomac until this season, but so far like
the river very much. as It provides an
extensive cruising ground Of calm water.
free from rocks and bad tides.
Ny brother and will take a few
cruises in the Pequot- -weewee In July,
gong down the river on three and four
day trips. We win probably spend few
days at Colonial Beach. She carries q
complete equipment for work Of this
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

Winona's. second dam was by the we'll
known sire Of trrtters and saadiers.
Joe Downing. by Alexander,s Edwin
Forest IS which latter also sired the
second dam Of Nancy Hanks. 2.04
The stallion foal BY the side Of Vino
ma Is by sterling Chief by Bourbon
IChief s76. making him inbred TO that
distinguished sire Of champions. He Is
now two years OF age and he Is the
only saddle bred stallion Rcd IN the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and registered from
that point
WInona. even Ia her matronhood, Il
impressive looking Ae she LOOKS to-day
In harness or under saddle. sha Il IN
anIfeIv more attractive Mr.. Joyce. her
owner. Is proud Of the fact that he Is
called acrank On the 1addic-noEE1
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

The subject OF the above portrait is
one Of the anest types OF the Kentucky
saddle-bred hcrse. than which there is
not IN the worle hts superior for the
uses for which he Is bred.
Winona Denmark Is q. 15.s chestnut BY
Forest Denmark 1;ss sire Of nifty head
Of combined horses tha. have sold at
an average price Of $50 Per head.
The cam a Winona Is s>1fattie Bell by
bourbon Chief s7s. who. IN his day. won
e's blue ribbons aEainst the very best
from every section Of the Union. II Is
he lisSt sired the worlds champion sad
die hor1c Bourbon King. whose owner
was c1trtd $500 FOR 1In by an agent
q he u4llsa etates <oyer1uept and
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25
II / COULD ONLY
HIT LIKE TY COBB

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No cnsrlis MurrAy's nait-
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1c n ihe ban iize cssb.
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The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

It is reported that Pitcher Northrop. of
the Reading club. has been signed ty the
Detroit Tigers. Incidentally Jennings
scouts appear to be unusually active for
this time OF the year. The activity must
possess some Important significance.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25
lord seaton win. Bic Gun.

London, June 24-Judge w. H Moore's
Lord seaton won the Montreal ChaI-
lenge Cup at the International Horse
Show at Olympia to-day. Flourish of
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25
coNNEcTIcuT STATE LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport-Brdgepgt, 2; Waterbury. & SEQ
ond game: Bridgeport q: Waterbury. L
At New Britain-New Britain. 5; Springfield. :.
At Hartford-Hartford. 2;iNew Haven. 10
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

The Ittnel|on 1l me csItI|6eo 4eef[
c|qb with t|IIs6 ransft AZ t6F0t.
dtr<. H|7 'tt|Ie4. ecI's|I1 81 f16 cI11.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

The cerlnthian Yacht club has ssn.
dieate thst Is looking Tor q G class boat
with which % celeet e possible the
Eleanor. e the Baltimore Yacht Club
J. n. R2b.nettt who q the commodore of
fHe c|cb this years q at present without
. fot1t. but he expects 70 ~ his I|1r
from the truck Of fIIr-ft1l r1EI for
which hs Is now nefoi|e.'fs
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

In order to popularize boys camp at
Swan Creek the Interclub Canoe Associa-
ton viii hold race TO be set slow time
limit from the Georgetown Bridge TO Swan
Creek. which is situated near River View.
July s. The boys wiz return Sunday
evening, July O. The winner viii receive
handsome medal. donated by the asso.
citation. SecSetary J. Frank Medberry said
that much interest Is being taken IN the
event and from present indications It win
undoubtedly be big success.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25
SOUTHERN LEAG

At Nashville Nashville. I: Montgomery. &
At Atlanta-Atlanta, i Mobile.
At Chattanooga Chattanooga. .; New Orleans, ?
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

Much regret was shown when Il vas
announcsd that Sd schni,t and Mss Joy
1farston both of the YEasainft6n Canoe
Club. 1iu probably not enter The fsces
81 TIE 1ntsr club Chno. a ns|sIIt1. ElIy
4 = = p'sss'as g ',n6N |Ast A|1. Astt.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

s, y. KubeI of the Capital Yacht Club.
and a party OF friends went to White
House. va. yesterday morning and viii
return this evening In his raised-cabin
cruiser Louise K.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

Final arrangements for the regatta Of
the Interclub Canoe Association. which is
TO be held on the Tidal Basin July 4. were
completed at meeting Of the association
In me ONCE OF Commodore Adrian Sizer,
IN the Colorado Building. last Monday
night
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

Alvin 3. Portner. Of the Capital Yacht
club, In his raised-cabin cruiser Iona, re-
rurned last Sunday night from a trip to
Greek. Va
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

The new dock that Is being hulls IA
front Of the Potomac boatbouse wa be
finished IA about two Weeka The van q
20 feet long feet vide. ana y feet
deep The work s being done By Capt.
Warner
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

The Interclub Canoe Association win
hold its second monthly smoker about a
half mile above the Three Sisters the lat
ter part Of July. A typical programme is
being arranged and another large crowd
is expected.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

The board of governors OF the Analos-
tan Boat Club win hold meeting at the
clubhouse the latter part Of this week.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

Judge @. C. Aukam. of the Capital
Yacht Club. returned from trip to
Riverside, Md, last Friday evening In his
hunting cabin cruiser Sahwa- He was ac-
companied by his family.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

George Goodrich, janitor Of the WASH
ington Canoe Club. repaired the war
canoe last week which h to be used in
the races in the Interclub Canoe Associa-
ton July 1
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

comncdore George n Waterbury. Of
the corinthian Yacht Club. took a shor,
trip down. the river with 6 partg Ct
friends. last Monday afternoon. 8n his
forty-flve foot launch. Ell He returned
about The middle Of last week
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

A Given. Of the Corinthian Yacht Clab,
Is repairing his eightsen-fo0t power
launch, Nunee It win probabIy be IN
commission about Juls = mr. Given viii
river this summer. going as far as
Colonial Beach.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

A number Of power yachts of the capi-
tai Yacht Club win be entered In the
races at Oxford, Nd, in the regatta Of
the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing Assoc
sciation July 16. Probably the most Inn
portant ones are the raised-cabin cruisers
Iona, owned by Alvin o. Portner, and
the Decota. owned by Ralph I. Gait.
The Iona won a race from the Decota in
the races OF the Capital Yacht Club May
90. The Decota had engine trouble in this
race, but Mr.. Gait said recently that his
boat is in SPLENDID condition now and
win undoubtedly make good showing In
the coming regatta
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

Ralph Brodie. one OF the most popular
members of the washington Canoe Club.
gave club dance in the clubhouse 10
the members and specially invited friends
last Tuesday night. The well-arranged
programme. with refreshments. and the
cool breeses of the Potomac added much
TO the enjoyment Of the evening.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

Commodore ". A. Rogers. Of the
washington Canoe Club. In his thirty
foot cabin cruiser, Naiad. and party Of
friends. left yesterday for trip down
the river. They were accompanied by
II. p. Hunting. Of the same club. and
Rambler. They viii return Monday
night.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

william Bromley. janitor Of the Poto-
mac Boat Club. said that more interest
and spirit is being shown by his boys
this season than ever before. There Is
more rowing and canoeing done. espe-
long time.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

Secretary j. Frank Medberry, OF the
Interciub Canoe Association. announced
that the annual membership cards are
ready and may be had at his ONCE, at.
D. N. Walford's sporting store.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

The raised-cabin cruiser Audwin. owned
by George E Audie. Of the Manhssset
Yacht Club, Of New York. was a visitor
of the Capital Yacht Club last week.
Mr.. Audie win start about the middle OF
this week for Southern waters.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

Vigorous Inquiries are being made as
70 the whereabouts Of Red Rock. 2:i7ss.
He was expected to lash up at Bait-
more. but was finally reported absent
He IS expected to be at Laurel and IL Is
to be hoped that ne win be. as his nu-
merous admirers IN these parts ere anx-
ious to zee II ne reaIlA Is as good as his
present managers, the McHenrys say he
Is His owner. Michael Inscoe. Is one Of
the most popular horse owners in the
District. and every one wishes him luck
With his newest purchase.
Mr.. Z G. BuclzIIn. who has owned sew
sras good ones from time to time. and
whose home 4 Hyattsvilie. has made .
new purchase Ills latest - Bourbon Nc
Greeof. toso6 record 2:25iz. trial 2ila BY
Robert NcGreEor. 2si74 dam Miss
Rachel. BY Bourbon Wilkes. second dam
~ Ab1allah 1launfino. bF Nemnf.no
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

The Baltimore Yacht cub. which has
been little inactive during the winter.
following its annual custom. opened it,
season the 6rsf week n June. ana the
members win devote themselves 70 sailing
reeatsas. especially IN the cruise Of the
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing 4ssocia-
flon The election Of Dr.. Isaac T. Emer-
son as commodore lnsures season of
sarety and entertainment.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

r. Rutherford. of the Analostan Boat
Club. and W. Crane and d. A. De Lash
mutt, both OF the washington Canoe Club
who have small camp OF their own
about half q mile above the Three Sis
ters, on the Virginia side Of the Potomac
entertained party Of friends and had q
general picnic last Tuesday evening. The
specially invited guests included MEM
bers ,of the Washington Canoe and Ana
lostan Boat clubs. Commodore W. A.
Rogers, of the Washington Canoe Club.
stated that the boys certainly did show
ths1r friends ''grand" time.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

The baltimore Motor Yacht Club wa
hold series Of speed-boat races during
from q number OF Philadelphians 4
proposition to hold carnival at Bef-
ferton. I'D. during the summer. and 70
hold series Of motorbost races there
The Washington herald., 1911-06-25

a. r. schmitt and Mics Franziska
Bausch. both OF the washington Canoe
Club, were out practicing in thsir canoe
last week for the races in the Interciub
Canoe Association, which are 10 be held
July 4 This pair in mixed doubles will
have q good chance 90 win this year. az
I'd. schmitt and his partner win prob
ably not be entered. Mr.. Schmitt and
Miss Bauseh viii practice almost every
6ay until July & t--
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

w E. Harris, of Richmond, a
former resident of this place,
visited the Gap the past week.
J. d. Broadwater, OF GAZE
CITY, was among the business
men in town the past week.
Messrs. w. II. Gildersleeve
and ID. G Giles, Of Middlesboro.
week.
W. b Addington was down
from Wise one day last week
j. A. Stone, of Bristol, min
oral assessor for Virginia, was
IN town one day last week.
Mrs. H. &. Fox and her niece.
Miss Sophia Worth, returned
friday from a trip to Louisville
F. d. Kits, popular insur.
ance agent of Norton, was
among the business men in
town last week.
Rev. j. w. w. Shuler left
Monday for New Market, Tenn. +,
where he will spend a week on
business and visiting relatives.
On account OF his absence there
Win be no preaching at the
southern Methodist church next
Sunday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-29

j. " Graham, of Pennington
Gap, was a visitor to the Gap
the past week.
Misses Irma and Bernice orr
returned to the Gap Friday
their school at Georgel having
closed last week.
Miss Innette Bailey returned
last week from a pleasant visit.
to her father in London, Ky
d. p Allen has bought the
Patterson property, which he
formerly occupied, and will
move his family into The Same
as soon as vacated by MIR. Boord
Taylor n Whitaker. of Bris
toll spent Tuesday night i'm
town.
il l. Moore, formerly Super
intendent of the extract works
at this place, came up from
Chattanooga last week and
SPeut Il rev Gays in tine Gap ON
business.
a.,
n W ,Sses Doha Oeei' ana w irt
~ 80, 'i'o,', =, ,.'oll,''7 'h 'he puOiic
49, '';.9 ,"gr' Speut ne
,, ftsS r'' w rWlns VISITING
'''' ~ "n" l'len"7.
Mrs. n. G. NIainous of Amin
lachia. was the affirmative g,,ast
of Mrs. q g. letters Friday
Mrs' d. J.. Wells is having
the appearance Of her valuable
grently imnroy,d tba ..i ,T'
lion M "a na,y r.,.. N,,
and rear Of tbn d,y.llin', bo, 'a'
HAD
o;, - ~ ~ y. \ n llrSt' CLASS
o,s,' ' u"''' ''ouS'' WIN oath
1 uu "1se'''e'' "iso = soou gar
VIII " ugSi, HecI!on.
isia '''' '''A $40 "'R ''o"e '"p
Az v,n,;
,,, w .','"'nS' VINO mas
' aovm -, , Inn YIN Y, lne safes
9V G 5'' ',i, ~, 4i .he ''onesa COKE
~ ( ~. ~ 'u' llg P"sl tuIee
,' IN q i,, ,iu9 irs's ,ieu nus POSITION
~ IA ''l''' G,, p''il aHu WI =
yybnr. ho , ,.;i' I I ~, ;',".V,,,
connected with tile jefferson
Loan a Trust Go. new bank
being organized in that city.
MIR, Williams will have con
trolling interest in the new
'''o''' "''oi''
w 5. Palmer, of Keokee, was
an always welcome visitor to
the Gap the last of The week
Tho I .,dios r,;I5 os rn.
r,iscon ,'' C ~ LIZ ~ ~ .'liIsV
W ,'nsd. ,'.Ii ~, - 'i''V.,ms Oh
or, ~ 10, 90 w. ''NJ''9 ,'ui ~ :
rneet;,Ss ,yonld 80" n@,noio t's 9'.;,l
Tenton ser,i cesU o. ,I,a ci,,, ~ ,I'
$50 we e. '"' oi"' O"'
An exchange says: "The fruit
crop was Killed couple of
times during tha mopth Of
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-29

The Baptist Ladies' Aid
Society viii have an entertain.
ment in the Federal Court Room
Thursday before Easter-April
l3. Gut flowers. blooming plants
and Easter novelties for sale.
and q good supper will be
served Their regular weekly
meeting will be held az the
church next Thursday after
noon at two o'clock.
For potted plants of all kinds
call on Mrs w II. Horton.
Misses Saunders and Morris.
teachers OF Big Stone Gap.
stopped over in Norton Satur
day, enroute to Tacoma TO visit
friends They returned to the
Gap Sundaynight accompanied
10y Tom Meade, OF Norton.
horton Free Press.
S Polly AZ Company suffered
"a serious loss last week i'm hav-
ing boxes of spring goods and
robbed ot tbn 4 ~ \ w d,r,,
The vandals ,nnds MN XXX,
sweep of their order of ribbons
and flowers and the various
gewguws which the feminine
contingent dcligbts to annaar u,
llnstrrtide '' w 'PP''' "
~
c,r,a ~ ~ n,s olouo zap
n,any cr;.r5 ~ sce nus
inst oninsJ ~, H., long mas mas
at Big stone Gap and is carry
ins a iatse .'ne OF automobiles
W. q ,lc'pa'ioii oi tne time when
uo" lo"u9 WI MAKE 10 possible
~ 'Ntiy one 20 own an auto
''' 'rpuol'can
,...,, ,y contract ior the Federal
in ,''., ~ nls atone zap mas
"'.on 'eV 10 'he BOWMAN Con
sr, M ~. I'VE ~ "l nlindei phlal
;n'i w" Mos ao''''', w ork
W. 80 "es "a az once ana ~ wiil
~" "u ,p, a ytar TO hnish
e wy JI ~ ,.V pu'!u'ng VIII ne
g.. " ''ig '''ie4, ~ lhe oou'h'
again for Wise county and our
neighbOflng town Norton
Free Press
Mr -
80 Fo-, l,, -, i,i'l'y went over
~ ~ ~. '''uO .1. more saturday to
If '9,, ,,e' Jous'n MIS George
'''' '0'' VINO 70 very III
Il. ID Morrison is having
considerable work done on the
premises oi t,ie cottage belong
w 10 y. vote ON Clinton
~ ~ Ne"uei WilIch Mr- ana Mrs.
Ni'S' "'orriSon occupy
We understand bat III
Ayers is prenaring ~ erect 40,
modern and convenient d,goiI
ing houses ON the lots aaiacent
to the Mabe bonse T. r Per,.v
is selecting stone from, tba MA
Office building which he bos