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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispa;ch,
u 100 Hull Strant

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Phone Madison l75
With view 10 protecting foodstuns from
contas!on the South Richmond police are
most rsidly enforcing the city ordinance
that requires stores exposing edibies to be
h,ted with screens at all entrances. The
partmcnt much assistance In enforcins hi.
sanitary ordinance. but the vast majority
mas, ALREADY complied mos, readily with the
Health Department.
An Inspection OF Washington Ward yes
s showed that all but n,teen food
tions against tho ny invasion warning
was given to the delinquent shopkeepers
and those who do not Immediately comply
the Police Court. Part 4 and nned. Several
OF the delinquent ceaier, have ordered tho
screens, and stated that they expected
mem almost any day.
Fired Mt Cat.
Charged with nring gun within the
corporate lmi,s Harold Chatham. a youth :
iu white boy. was arrested yesterday after
noon and Immediately bailed The hoy ex-
plalned that he nred the shot to xiii a cat
this IS he case he Will probably be dis
missed this morning by Justice Maurice.
Seek Better Schools.
Filled With determination to be vic
INVESTIGATING committee OF the Oak Grove
Patrons Association. appointed to determine
the best means OF ringing abou, Improve :
mcnt In the inadequate school facilities of
the district Will appear before the Board
Of Supervisors Of Chesterfield county Mon
day morning. when the regular monthly
meeting OF that body is held at the court
house. To lend strength and force to the
APPEAL many private citizens will accom-
pany the committee before the board and
will add their voices 10 the demands OF
the committeeman. E
From the favorable reception that was
rendered the committee when II appeared
before the board at the last meeting It
seems that the supervisors as a body are
inclined TO grant any reasonable demand.
3 In Police Circles.
The regular weekly session of the Oak
Grove magistrates court will be called to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock by Ma sirtrate
cheatham In the Oak Grove Courthouse
Scarcely any criminal cases are scheduled
to he heard. and the docket will comprise
long lirt OF petty civil matters.
John Scott, colored. charged with assault
Ing Vernellc Cheatham. was hned IS and
cost. by Justice Maurice yesterday morning
In The Police Court. Palt 2.
Charged with failure TO buy dog license
for his canine. Richard Langhorne, colorcd
was fined u and costa
Valentine Kept in jail.
Robert Valentine. OF West Eleventh Street
the white man. who, in 1T OF dependency
Tuesday afternoon, swallowed a large dose
OF laudanum was RENAMED to jail FOR ten
days yesterday morning by Justice Maurice
Some doubt OF the mans sanity is enter
tsined BY the police. and watch will be
kept on his actions in the fall.
He wac very weak and nervous yesterday
morning on his appearance in court and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
FIRST DAYS PLAY
IN TOURNAMENT
Especial to The Times.D,sn,,,o,

Especial to The Times Dlspa,ch.l
Norfolk, Va. June 2l.-The eleventh
annual tournament for the tennis cham
pionship of Virginia opened this morn
Ing on the courts at the Country cub
wlth a large crowd OF enthusiasts IN
attendance. -
Among the visiting players are The
odore Roosevelt Pell. Of New York, in
door champion OF the United States and
no. 5 among American players; Frank
), Hall. of Lynchburg: Messrs. Coke and
Hniord. of Richmond; MIR Potts OF
yer Military Academy. Culver, Ind. j
Bally, of Oklahoma; Mr.. Grant and
Or. Thornton, of Atlanta; Clarence
York.
Mr.. Pell. of New York. beat Mr. Bo-
CART. of Norfolk, Ga. SIS.
W. Cooke. Of Norfolk beat Mr. Pat
ton. of Newport News, So, 6-3.
w. Reid, OF Norfolk. beat r. Tunstall,
OF Norfolk, 81. SO. "
r. Dobie: OF Norfolk. beat Charles
TunStall. Of Norfolk, Go, 40, go
H. C. Meredith. of Norfolk. s-S, SO.
Mr.. Coke. of Richmond. beat Ran.
doilpn Cooke. of Norfolk. 81 81.
NJ Wrenn, of Norfolk. beat Fergus
Reid. OF Norfolk, Ga, sc.
Me- Pell. of New York, beat Mr.. Age.
lasto. of Norfolk, So 6-2.
Cooke. of Norfolk, 6-1. .s-2
w. Reed, of Norfolk, beat Mr.. Cole
Of Washington, 81. 6-o.
Mr.; Mcintosh, of Norfolk. beat Mr.
Tomlin.; Of Norfolk, So. 2-Bs ga
Mr. Whitehead. of Norfolk, beat Mr.
Hall. OF Lynchburg, 81. So
" II. Taylor. of Norfolk, beat r. L
Dobie, of Norfolk. 6-1 Ga.
\. Bundy, OF Norfolk. beat II H. Rid.
dlebeiger. of Norfolk, rs, rs.
MIR. Coke. OF Richmond, beat Mr.
| Wrenn. of Norfolk, rs. 11-s.
In the doubles Mr. Dobie and Mr.
Agelasto beat Mr.. Reid and Mr.. Cook
6-4 6-S iE -
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.DEATHBLOWDEALT
TO POWDER TRUST
CONTINUED From First page.)

the final decree 1t shall issue. On
this the court is guided largely BY
the action taken by the Supreme Court
in the Standard Oil and tobacco cases
ITO stop the business of the combi
nation Immediately" the court says.
might be attended with very disas-
trous consequences. The defendants.
or some of them. for example. furnish
military and ordnance powders to the
United States government We under
stand also that they furnish expIo-
sives used in the construction of the
Panama Canal. Their ability to con
tinue SO to do should not be destroyed
by the refusal of a reasonable time
for adjusting their business to the
changed conditions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
.kASTLE TENDERS
HIS RESIGNATION
University Professor Will Go to
Kentucky to Take Up
Research Work.
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch.J i
charlottesville, Va, June 2l.-Dr. To-
scph Hoeing Knstle, for the past two
years head OF the chemical department
OF the University of Virginia, has re-
signed. His, resignation was rendered
TO President Alderman yesterday, and
accepted by the latter. pr. kastle goes
from here to Lexington. Ky. his home
Town, where lie Will occupy the POSI-
tlon OF research chemist OF the expert
\ iit nt station. His ncw position viii
rnuTu MIN splendid opportunities for
nionS lines pertaining TO the devclor-
ihcnt OF agricultural science.
rrior 10 occupying the chair of
chemistry at the university. DIR. Kastle
Wgs for. four years connected with the
aiyBienic Laboratory OF the United
states Public Health and Marine Hos.
bearing on hygience and sanitation.
sns he taught chemistry for
EfS nnt,et years, IN what is now tho
ION lie was graduated from .Jonns
i dn,lrsn IN 1883 and holds the doctors
NNis .tire lie succeeded DR.. John w
t nrhiieI who was for many years head
OF ne chemical - partment OF the Unit
Nersity Of Hirslnia. DIR. Mallet harin:,
.t.ired as professor emeritus on 81 Car
Or. kastle VIII remain at the uni
frSih,.y during the summer With his
N'"ii'e. anu VIII continue his research
Work In the local laboratory rAmoyiop
10 L ..:S about September /. when
nc VIII Immediately enter upon his
me Charl9ttesyiile Savings Bank.
thc.. opened Its doors for business 10 :.
S 2aH, 70 supply the. need caused by the
failure failure OF the local branch or the viz
ffh nia SAFE Deposit and Trust Company.
fut ,., no stock being owned by people
pJu n or the city The officers are:
81 Keller. vice president: Z. e. Dinwid-
tnrs secretary and treasurer. Direc-
Lowers Lowers, F B, Peyton, ". E. Norris. 81.
human and H a. Dinwiddie.
me Rev. George L. Petrie, D. d. who
r Gas been pastor OF the Presbyterian
Shnrch In this city since March, ISIS
more than thirtythree ycars-has com.
Hieted the fftieth year OF his ministry
~ a sermon on christian Ministry.
NJ = made very tender and appropriate
hhllusion to the fact that Wednesdav
III III ma MARIE, rked an important epoch IN hia
ire that on June ia. 1851 he ha., been
ordained minister OF the gospel
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News Of South Richmond

In addition to telling the judge that he
had no wish to live longer. remarked that
he had once before attempted his life lie
Is a man OF family and abou, sixty years
Old lie is a stcamh,ter by trade. but has
been out OF employment for some time past.
Hastings Court Term.
Judge z. IL. Wells. who has been holding
court Tor Judge Watson In the DinwiddIe
circuit Court. Will return to South Rich
mono In time to hear the first case OF the
June term Of the Hastings Court. Part 2,
which is scheduled for trial Tomorrow
the term is an of-tury one. ana Is given
chancery matters.
Band Concert Tonight
VIA the kind permission OF the weather
man the Blues Band Will repeat the week
~ free concert to-night in washfnston
square This is the third OF the municipal
s ,,u have proven most apprcclntiv. and de-
lighted With the opportunity given to hear
Tremendous crowds have thronred m.
square at the other concerts, and there
seems ever indication that an even larger
audience win be on hand tonight, The
program will extend through two hours or
more. -
Personal and General
Leutenant ". T. Smith. 0. Engine Com
psnE No. H. has returned from the seaside.
wnere ne has been spending his vacation.
The women OF the Clopton Street BAPTIST
church Will give novel lawn party to-
morrow night on the vacant lot near the
corner OF Hull and clopton Streets swans
ooro a eolored tie Will be strung around
me neck OF each male he enters the
safe. and when he hnds an apron OF the
corresponding color lis up to him to treat
her to cream. iT
". c. Lowry and his son, william. who
have recently made an extended trip
through the Wes. have returned to the
W. G. Green. OF sos Decatur Street. who
was recently operated on for appendicitis.
has been brought to his home in the South ,
side '''t
The Child Study Club OF the Powhatan
and Bainbridee Street schools will meet this
afternoon al o'clock in the home of Mrs
7. z. Burton Every member is urged TO
be present. and all who are Interested In
work among children are invited to attend,
The members OF Manchester Lodge Be-
neNoient and Protective Order OF Elks. will
meet tonight in the regular weekly session
OF this lodge in the Eik. Home South
Richmond. '-',S-
Every member OF Henderson Lodge. In
dependent Order OF Odd Fellows, is urged
10 be present tonight al the weekly meet
lng OF this lodge to be held at o'clock in
Toney's Hall.
Many important matters arc TO come he
fore Davis Council. Junior Order Of United
held to-night at o'clock In the Odd Eel
lows Hail. South Richmond and the at
tendance OF the whole lodge is earnestly de-
sired.
swansboro camp. Patriotic order o,
america. Will meet tonight o'clock In
Cersley's Hall. Swansboro.
camp No. IL. Patriotic Order OF America
is scheduled to meet might nj o'clock
IN Fraternity Hall. A full attendance is
urged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
5urnrner Resorts.
Jollity Reigns Supreme at
lBllCkr0e
Beach
5ummer Resorts.

The cool, refreshing breezes Of
old Neptune act like tonic to the
jaded city folk. There's sparkle
in the eye Of every one you meet.
Plenty of good fish to catch or
eat-plenty Of fresh air and sun
shine. That's old Doc. Natures
best prescription for a healthy,
happy life. Get it filed at Buck
roe Beach if you want best results.
You'll enjoy taking this medicine,
too. Be right at the station be-
lore the train pulls out. "All
aboard for Buckroe!'' Dairy
lunches served at all hours at the
hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
slugfest nt SnHolk.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch
Suffolk. Va. June Elm sluEfest
at Pleasure Park, Suffolk won from
Norfolk, 5 TO 2. There were home
runs by Fetzer and Illock, OF Suffolk,
and Simmons. of Norfolk, A
Score: r. H e.
Norfolk ....... oO01ooo1o- 80
Suffolk ....... 8 ! so 3 o s-15 22 i
Batteries: Hogue, Bigbie, Lucia and
Hudgins; Franks and Klock Attend
ance, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
DELIBERATELY PLANS
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Cocburn Youth Asks Nicces TO PRIV
for Him, Then shoots Himself
TIL trough Body

lspeG!al to The Times Dispaicn.1
noanoke. Va June ol.-Last night
liobert Carrico. seventeen years old q Z
Coenurn, placed thirty-eight Smith
ana Wesson revolver to his left breast
shd sent ball crashing through his
podS. In an endeavor to take his life. II
: Mr. Carrico showed remarkable nerve
IN attempting to.take his life He was
IN the office with two of his compan-
IONS only short time prior TO the
shot, and told them very delibera teIy
Or his Intention: but they took Il as a
Joke. asking him where he wanted to
suns at the burial service. He very
quietly told them, and left and went
70 ms brother-i in laws, and had his
nieees 70 pray and sing for him, and a
that he had shot himself. The ball
passed through his body and barely
missed his heart. There is possible
chance Of his recovery. but he says
that he does not want to live.
The cause OF his action Is not known
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
TideWafer League
Stnndinr of the rI,,h.

Where They Play To-Day.
Elizabeth City at Norfolk
Portsmouth ut Newport News.
Suffolk at Old Point
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22

The four teams forming the Central
league held meetir and decided
mat the organization would continue
throughout the season four-cIub az
tair. This lets the Orioles and the Re-
crults out Why not those two teams
get Two others and form a league
OF their own? Plenty OF room.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
nonors Evenly Divided.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
mouth defeated Newport News this af-
ternoon in close game at Southside
Park. 3 to 2. 1t was a pitchers battle
between Henchey and Flynn, with the
honors about evenly divided
Score: r. H. E.
Newport News. 100000 20 S /
Portsmouth 0110oO10 IS S .
Batteries Henchey and Cote; Flynn
and Rogers. Umpires, Mace and Hen
egar.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City: Rochester. 4; Jersey
City, . (first game)
Rochester, 10; Jersey City. Second
At Baltimore: Buffalo. @; Baltimore, 4.
At Newark: Trenton, 10; Newark III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22

Two out of three and from Norfolk
and in Seaville. too. Well, goshding git
all. that's going some.
A few days ago, or, to be specific
when Charlie Babb was here last, he
confided the information that he had
tn, the greatest team Of ball players in
couldn't lose, and that the men had
SO much confidence that the kibosh
was on the other team before a ball
was pitched. All of which listened
very nice. and. truth to tell, at that
ing for the Tars.
" Richmond was peculiarly easy for
Babb and hts crew. Just one gam a
Babb. Now, his confidence mon have
lost nine out Of ten games, and what
IS worse Richmond took the series
down in Norfolk. The race is getting
closer. 5il =,
It all goes to prove that great
part OF the slump which the locals I'm Il
was due to the inferior box work.
Now that that part Of the team has
strengthened, the rest of. the men arc
sprucing up.
b. Another of Babb's great brags vas
that his team WAC composed of pitchers
and catchers. which may beS good
1t Is questionable whether even Babb IL
of that opinion now. ~
Tho series with Lynchburg should
put the Colts In second place, and
where the team rightfully belongs.
Stociksdale,s crowd should be whippeI
three straight. Some tIme there is a
slip-up on calculations. but under ordi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
suFFIEIAI9 Guide

Most complete guide OF Atl City pub
iished. with beautiful colorcd man ana
timetables. also list OF reliable hotels. with
rates. Mailed free. RESORT FREE IN.
FORMATION BUREAU. Box 1855, All city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
Pulaski Alum Springs
PULASKI, VA.

Open June I. 1911.
Elevation, 2 1000 feet. Accomnoda-s
ton, 200 guests. The most delightful
summer resort in the Virginia mountains.s
Water is endorsed by the leading phy-
isicians in the State for all forms Of Stom.
aeh, Blood Liver and Kidney. Troubles.
Rates reasonable, Fare excellent Wa
ter shipped the year round. Write for
booklet. M H r. C.. GRAHAM,
Owner and Manager,
Pulaski, Va,
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Summer Resorts.
'>>-->.>-sS~N~S~~~~~N~~
AllegRanY Inn
Modern-Up-to-date

--1-.-' -to-dnte. 1IEFs1s ~
& q GOO feet above sea level In the heart
3 the most picturesque mountain coiln-
!ry Of Virginia. Wonderful scenic beauty s,
Ideal place for health seekers, S,over.
worked people, the lover Of the beautiful. /:
Most exhilarating climate in America.
Of waters. First-class amusements. Eina
cuisine. It's the ideal place, Write now
for descriptive booklet, rates and full ]
Information. a.,s sss
Alleghany improvements Co.,
ssA Main Line c. & o. Ry,
sl -sei Goshen. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22

some talk has been heard To tho
erect that the bankers were going to
lGrm q league: No reason why they
sn0uid not. Some good bailplaycrs
VIII be found in the banking houses. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
Tnrheels Win Again

Elizabeth City. ". C.. June I'll
Score: r TT p
Elizabeth City.0 1122104.-1I IL 3
Batteries: Schmidt and Slesnick. .
Murphy and Seifert. Umpire, Hudsins.
Time, 1:40. Attendance, 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
HOTEL IRoOIIOIs

So Carolina Ave. and Beach. Capacity 100.
One OF tn. most modern and up to date 100
ocean, side sunny rooms. Private baths. run
ninS water In rooms Elevator. Music. Sun
parlors. White service Early season rates.
slo5o up weekly: s25o up daily. Booklet.
- 80 800. II. ---LL ~. <. SHAW
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nary circumstances. Lynchburg doesn't
appear formidab bio -, -

meet ting of tho Amateur Basaba1l
Commission Will be held Tonight in
tho Offices of President Eaton. Twenty :.
fourth and Brond Streets 7',s.i -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
The Blue Mountain HOUSE

IN THE HEAnT OF THE BLUE RIDGE.
superbly located at elevation OF two thous-
and feet. with unrestricted view OF world
famed Cumberland and Shenandoah Valleys.
Modern in every detail; rooms with or with
out private baths. electric lights. telephones,
hot and cold water throughout tho house.
Exhilarnting atmosphere beautiful scenery,
delightful drives. excellent Riding Academy
Connected with hotel.
For rates. booklets. etc. address BOND g.
GIBBONS. Blue Mountain. Md. ~ -I. :.
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HOTEL SHOREHAM

Ocean end Virginia ave. modern hotc
with every convenience: elevator, prvat,
baths. etc. Open lawns allow plenty OF ligh
and air. ideally located. Service and tabi,
the hest. Rates $3.50 up weekly. Booklet
aN w RUCOTTEN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22

The regatta Of the Virginia no.
Club, TO be held Saturday, vii, Give
levers Of the aquatic chance to m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
HOTEI RAIEIrH

81. Charles Place and the Beach, where the
and location are unexcclled.
capacity 400 Large rooms. ocean view, ele-
'ator. private baths; running water In
rooms. etc Superiority in cuisine. Mod
erate rates! Booklet II. ]. DYNES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
Will Open bids,

Will Open Bids.
Washington. D. c., June 2l.-B!ds for
the construction of four subma rine tor
pcdo boats Will he opened at the Navy
Department September l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

: AZ Augusta: First game Augusta. 8;
Columbia, 4.
Second me-Augusta. /; Columbia,
At Albany: Macon Albany, rain.
At savannah: First game-Savannah
3; Charleston. 2.
Second game Savannah. 3; Charles
IA; A. Columbus: Columbus, 5 Jackson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22

Pity the Collegians lost tho ,,,,
yesterday. Had Captain Bailey,yanlsni
SSdarke out little earlier things mig INT
If Dutch Revelle continues tho na,a
ne has set for himself the New YORK
americans will soon be sending Yin,
ticket TO come back home Il. -
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r ertinent Comment
BY GUS MALBERT

Two out OF three and from Norfolk.
and in Seaville. too. Well, goshding git
all. that's going some.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo Kansas City. /; Toledo, s.
neapolis, 8. ~ -.'7'7' 3
AZ Louisville; Milwaukee. 0; Louis
At Columbus; St. Paul. 4: Columbus. 5.
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HOTEL. STRAND

Atlantic City, N. j.
Entirely new. Completed 1910. Half
block ocean front Fireproof. capa-
city. 500. American Plan
Always open. Sea water In baths.
public and private Private garage for
patrons.
FRANK B. OFF. Fl. C. EDWARDS
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Along the Ocean md Boardwalk si
HOTEL RUDOLF, 5atsi&a
Atlantic City, n. j. t3fS;
Capacity LOCO. Open always Offering
every appointment. comfort and luxury Sea,
water In all baths; no extra charge for use
of bath All rooms overlook the sea- Or
chestra OF soloists. frequent social events.
mailed. t' r. 8, AZ a !. -',- ~ y.
JOEL HIL4AfAN, Pres. NJ
A. S. RUKEYSER.s Mgr. u. ~. lt71-tI.'.a n.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-06-30
WHITING.

Miss Chalis TRIAL of the Heaton hos
pltal in Montpelier has been visiting
friends in town for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Merritt of Shore
ham visited at E. P. Waite's the first of
the week.
Miss Lotte Hull of Shoreham has
been visiting in town for several days.
Miss Beth Delano of East Shoreham
visited Christine Webster the last of the
week.
Peter Aines is making some repairs on
his house and putting in new windows.
Mrs. S. Parker of Shoreham spent sew.
eral days with friends in town.
Mrs. Jessie Brown has closed her
school in Great Darlington, Mass, and is
home for her summer vacation.
The Ladies' Aid society held their an
nual meeting June % at Mrs. Emery
Patnod's. The same board of officers
were reelected.
Miss Clara Briggs of Rutland is a guest
at the home of Clyde Ketcham.
Miss Nellie Patnode of East Shoreham
is the guest of her brother, E. Patnode.
There is to be social Friday evening.
June 30, at the Church hall for the
benefit of the Federated Sunday school.
A program Is in preparation and ice
cream and cake will be served
Miss Jessie Collins, who teaches in the
Salisbury Graded school, is spending the
summer at c. Needham's.
Miss Anna Wooster is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Elmer Wright, in Wey-
bridge.
Harold Dyer of Salisbury was the
guest of II. Webster last week.
Miss Nellie Ketcham and Jesse Aines
were quietly married at the residence of
Rev. 7. A. Howard the evening of June
81. Only few of the nearest relatives
were present at the ceremony. After a
short wedding journey they returned to
town, but will make their future home
in Rutland. They have the best wishes
of many friends.