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FranAie oorisy under bis management. is no
longer al'Ai the lntttr, either. Aftcr Ccnley was
knocked. ont ty Joe Ri,eFs At Vernon. Cal.. no
latorinod .ii,npre that Ne would msnage hns osa
Is Of the Uirion that he is too hlgh-priced a
maiH.fer. Gilmore has torn w the contract
he had with Conley.
"Blink" Mcilesksy. the American FIGHTER who
wss only conaderi a third- ia this country,
sft who innie god in louis In Ius!asi ara
Frame. fought a twenty round draw with Arthur
Harmon. the Easllsh, mildl eweght at the VA;
tonsl S1Dstlng Club Of London. The decision dii
not Hsof wNh i.a sirroval - the 9,s,aius n,
they thought that Harmon was outitiei 10 the
decision.
Johnny Mooney Of Bosor, Who has been the
SAnagw Of several good hsirer. and for some
time was ttr- matchmaker nf the .AfTnorv A, 4.
q bost%a 6.tore they lst him out. has Just beea
appotntct matchmaker - tho lake Shore A. &.
Of .Woreefer. Mass. Mooney should make COOL
n hts new POSITION o. he knows the boxing game
hUm A TO u.
~ Il fnarned frum . rlAlle sonce that johnny
OpAon Is ttyina u set Eanil Thiery. mauacrr o.
fNck,T Mcfarland and Willie Richie, 10 look
.sG his Affairs. Benny CVton. his bro,her. IN.
deftoox 10 do the little cilaInpon's bnSness hut
az Benny was no< experienced enUryh in this line
Jchnry hs made oscrtures 20 Thiery to handle
him.,
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DEFINING TOO FAST
FOR MITCHELL IN
BROOKLYN BOUT
Results Of Ring Engagements
Held at Other Clubs in
This City.

" - -. - 49,,
JACK DelNlng, the promising local
mJIdio weirn, vop nrp,b.r h.ttia nv
defcatng Icrry Mltchcil, the brooklyn
fighter. In n tcn-round bnut nj the show
:. TT p-... ~.
v, wv N"'F" VI ''''"'s"'
nlng was too shitty ana clevcr Tor
~ ""' '"' ~ ''"' 80 $500
o~utpOlhtNhg MN IN every ono OF the ten
sessions. Dcuniug used n straight left
- =. A.
manu- jan Whlch u" rcpohteuIN sent III
IN Nitchpll'S face. Mitchell tried rush
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Champion Declares He Was
Offered St0O, 900 to Lay
Down to Al Kaufman.
Chicago. Jan. o

Chicago. Jan. o
TACK JOHNSON and Jim Corbc,t are
up 10 their Did tricks OF throwing
= mud at zach other, Tho colorcd man
has accused tho actor pugilist OF trying
to get him TO fake on two separate and
distinct occasions. while Gentleman
jim" has declared that tho champion Is
lodging all the real fighters and lacks
gnmcness.
II will be recalled that when johnson
and Jerrics met ut Keno on july T.
1910. Jim Corbett was ~ the big Calf
~fornian's corner and Was his chief see
ond. During tho entire night Corrott
and Johnyon kept exchanging words
calculated TO got one anothcr's goat
II was tho SencNl opinion that the
negro had the better OF tho conversh-
t,onal combat, and he surely had tho
last laugh. inasmuch as he triumphed
over Jcnr!es IN easy fashion.
The ~ feeling between Johnson and
Corbett datss from the time when tho
match between the Los Angeles Bear
ana tho Galveston Black was arranged.
and II has been growing day by day
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tN. nllah pl''rr aHc '1N @ia-,urIs in a billiard
D. atom Mr"raN saw. tlat her, After hs Ilio,
in h"HnH He,h v. liluA.l Nuad,my AMI
lHat ilvv VII be- lh ,.Al.,.
\.adrmN ,trs. have lccu scheduled d, syrachs,
l University, The aces viii D., tuNrl IN The
Severn. MAY I ,tcu ura.t., h,.us AZ ~,ra.
,use on Jan -, tu,r Nochs rsli,r than usual.
Mir M1rlI' i,.uuul tu IaIalelIAi. to To-
su, matter, at l,Hrs hanla md tn make ratl
- Tar a. p~,iulr if tho siau II .Ie ubtmnt
- assn. IT, has hteu 81 liNlNu'n NILS Id tie
Jersey lsn,a ior ua lst fortnight usynrnths
'rum a tr,vr, nr'r. hal attach anal IAs he y
srcatb improved in Aath.
A q rNrari o. 's brilliant Individual ,ictnr,,
~ the lWt tNn wears the 'nurll runN country
team has cl-tci Iuhu laul lou,-. tho gica, mle
ruif,ol. captain 81 thv team for next year. Ion.-.
Who is - JUNIOR iu thC uuIvsiiy, Succeeds Tel
hsna A. capia,u ~ thc team
nu4I Mrlir,,n, inmer IN lsu'rr O., the noston
Ret 500. "a planning to lN am interest," a. ,lr
l,ivr' 'ltv 'luh ~ the urwi' ntnri International
le,.uA and m a' rrhtltlt, the transfer oi
stAsa Ntl leo maIp TO-DAY. he IA snilo al
raugrneuts tu uurlae The hat luisnst no,
1wml lN james T. l4llis. furn,g Sufug,ta a
lc~e, city, for SIS NN. This will eve MT. IAlli.
a lrutt a So uoO.u 40 he took over the stock,
NTH u nephew. alnut a year ago. for So. COZ,
| iroia tic estate vi tho late Hob Davis, Jans~ J
lAllis. the nephew. will rtsin his holilng. Wllct
oemy tbs cnn,,.l Q; the club. and vii b ~
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If Pueblo Fireman Doesn't Post
Forfeit To-day Bout SEIZED
uied Here Is Of.
BY JOHN OK.
Unless Jim Flynn, the heavyweight
of Pueblo. posts his forfeit to-day

r Unless Jim Flynn. the heavyweight
of Pueblo. posts his forfeit to-day
~ for his ten-round bout with Al
Palzer. the promising white hope
which 10 scheduled to take place here
on Feb. 10, then tho match Will be called
Off. Tom O'Rourke. manager OF Palzer.
has wired to Flynn several times ask
ing to send on his forfeit. but the lat
tcr's manager. Jack Curley. has made
no effort to do 80. IL Is thought that
Jack johnson has advised Curley not to
take the match for fear Flynn might
lose. The fact that 1t took him ten
rounds to stop kaufman. while palzer
did the trick In Ave, is probably an
other reason why Flynn Is holding back.
TwentySiy applications for fight permits during
THIS wear have cii.t been made TO tie new bo:r1
licenses for boxing shows, 81 the applicants nine
want to run Professional chils whilc the othes
seventeen want % take a crack At the Tour
round or s,olll.j amateur game. 1t is eI
is,,td that Jimmy COf'N.th, Eidge traney. hAfr!
in,cy aHl Eddie llanlon will get pornits.
Tuu naorc fcrisn fighters have Just nrrivst IL
this country fJf fights. They are Bert MTigntgn,
: autcn. the ErcsA, bsntamwy1sht. The, ~,
here on the steamship Baltic. snr1nlHni.i 10y
Alexander Eirker. 2 msnbsr. ~. The Nauona
irnriinI Club 4 LONDON. MousiEon. wants !.
gt IN a l.ui With Johnny C.nlon wnie stsh'ot
/, rs,y TO meet any lis or ~ IDund lad
Harry Gilmore ir Chicago. who was nanaee'
& Packcy MctNhani at one time and shcn to..
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Harvard Meets
Princeton SeUen

Harvard md Princeton will meet NJ
hockey tomorrow night IN the 81.
Nicholas Rink. Tho Princeton aggrega-
ton. headed by 'Hohcy" Baker. will be
the same ms that which beat Williams
here In such u sensational manner n
few weeks ago, n IL without excep-
lion tho best team that has ever been
turned out Ia represent the Tigers.
Harvard has not played here since
lalo. when the team participated In the
most sensational college game OF the
season with Princeton, which decided
the intercollegiate championship. This
years team. under the leadership Of
capt. Huntington. has been playing
some splendid practice games In Boston
and Cambridge.
To-night's game at the rink will he
hotwccn the ~, Nicholas and Hockey
club leans,
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Hendrick Beaten
by NOME ANeN

rr1"rSBURGH. Jan. o.--Total!y blind
4 In the third round ~ hls fight with
Jim Kendrlck before thc National Club.
Monte Attoll administered a decisive
heating to one of England's best ban
tamwcights. Nendrick, with a terrific
back handed blow with his right on his
opponents one good eye. had his man
blinded. Keudrick went along care
fully. which gave Attell a chance to
locate him and go to "A clinch. BY the
time the bell struck for tho fourth
At;ell had recovered HIS sight. and then
he pounded the Englishman's face till
Il was a sight.
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Savl0y FiOored
By Freddie Kelly
Especial TO The Evening World1

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Ian Young
SAVIOR OF indianapolis failed 10 come
back at the expense of Freddie Kelly.
the Philadelphia lightweight lie did
well to get a draw. The first three
rounds were even. with both boys will
ing to mix. Kelly showed strong In the
nth and sixth. and IN the seventh he
landed a stinger that sent Saylor 20
the floor. Saylor finished the round
fairly we'll. lie made Kelly look cheap
in the eighth. but the ninth and tenth
were even. The first was dlsappoint-
Ing to Saylor's followers.
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Johnson Says COrbett
Twice Tried to Get Him
to Agree to Fake Bouts

until now a clash is feared n ever they
happen to meet.
Johnson rays that Corhett aud II
theatrical man Of this city came to
him after he had conquered Jen and Of
fcred him Siu.O0O II lao would agree
to lay down to Al Kaufman. the big
San Francisco heavyweight They had
met In "A ten round bout. hut Kaufman
was a nero playthlng In tho hands or
the giant colOrcd mar, and he prob
ably could lavo knocked him out had
he cared TO.
Furthermore. Johnson says that after
his return to this country from Aus
tralia. when he had won the champion
ship from Tommy Burns, Corbett came
TO him and asked him II he would box
ten round with him and let him stay
the llnit. lie says IN corhctt AT tho
time pointed out that II johnson did
this It would re-estahllsh him with the
public and the notoricly would enable
him to gct plenty ~ theatrical dates.
His refusal to comply with torhctts
requests IN both cases IL the reason
given bv tho colorel man FOR corbctt's
antip,chy AMI his roasting OF him by
writing signed stories for the local
dalius.
why should Corbett attack me
2, he has7" quericH Johnson.
TAKE = Tool NJ his record. He only
fought two square nRhts. His CON-
test with Charlie Mitchell was .
raw FAKE. the latter laying down to
him. He lost his night with Tom
Bharhsy In New York on = foul 10
keep him from being .satsn In .
more decisive way. And last. but
not least his fake IA with Kid
Mccoy put the boxing game out OF
commission In New Yort for p long
time"
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New York May See 2 Days
of Grand Circuit Racinq
YALE VARSlTY CREW
TO RACE ONLY TWICE

NEW HAVEN. Jan, 9.-The
Vale rowing authorities have de
cldcd 10 pursue a different policy
fnr next seasons varsity crew.
Last yea the Blne rowcd against
practically everybody that sought
81 race. hut this coming season
things viii ho different. as the
only contests that VIII bee ar
ranged for are that With Harvard
On the Thames, probably n,Nt
June ~, and the appearance ia
the American Henley ON tho
: huNl,il on Decoration Day.
capt liumeyn has called upon
a." varsity men ia report to-
morrow night tNr INSTRUCTIONS.
and .ud'nr p|yivli-o on the ma.
chimes VIII start next week.
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Huntington Crimson strony Nan.

Fred Huntington. captain Of the Crimson hncsey
team and who laayci centre and iuliback ou the
football team. u Haryari's strong man. lie heads
the lEt of the ten strongest nan in the university
10Y the first half of the Year. made W irum
t,s,s Iarticii ated in by morv THAN 500 students.
unnfirginn's total IT 1 800 poinvs. however. ia
10 I-iinis undc. the rccori ~ +, NJ. Lewis. who
headed the list last year. nnd who is second tins
var With 2M,
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Last Chance for Jim Flynn
to Get Match With PdIzer
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At Brown Gymnasium a. A.
Young Dyson VS.. Battling Man;ell.
ten rounds.
At Itoya,e \. c.. Clermont Avenue
Rink. Brooklyn-Sailor Burke VS..
soldier Delaney. ten rounds.
At Gowanus A.. c., Brooklyn
Paddy Collins VS.. Tommy Nelson.
ten rounds.
Matches Arranged.
Leach Cross VS.. Bert keyes. ten
rounds. olympic A. c.. next Monday
night.
Young eastman vs.. Joe Hirst OF
Philadelphia. ten rounds. Fairmont
\. C., Saturday night.
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KohIer Sells Ten Mares I'm Berlin.

Chsrl,e koilcr rt-c!ved , cahlesr, Am from John
Mackay. dated i,-rlin, which announced that the
ten maI,s sent to ,.,ginanS seven weeks ngo by
Mr. k1hlrr had tsrn snhd ~ public auction for q
total ui 81. $50. averaging sisi5. which thcir owner
considcNSl a fair pre-. Tho stallion Uncle ami
twelve hrood maryr rct TO ftancr IN Nlr. k"iltr
ing TO q c~ihicsram sent by II. q. Burnett Ia their
laner hcp.
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MEMPHIS. Jan. 9.-Joe Mandot OF
this city won the decision over Billy
Allen OF Syracuse IN eight rounds at the
Southern Athletic tlub,
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Giants TO Play in Washington
for First Time in Dozen Years

Not for a dozen years or Inc the time Washington was a member OF
the National League, ~ tc Giants played in tho Capital bt they are
gons to nrI.sr here. next April ? aud B. o which dates hey will cross bats
Works can't keep away from teams Of which Clark Griffith is manager, for 1t
vas last spring that the Reds OF WHOM III "a then leader, met thc Highland
ers fr u series. Th" oiants VIII hc clatei over the chance 10 play IL Wash
ington. Tor II will give them a opportunity to bat against Walter johnson,
who's mcttle they have been so anxious to test ever since h@ crept ho the
imeIght Two other important practice games have Just been Aranged-those
against the orioles, or the International League, at Baltimore on April and 8
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Cornell Iin- nnm on Gonch~s.

Ioru,l u alumni g. coach thr 'HruCn irlthall team
the ,rrn,il Atllcti, Council uas ametsisl it, rule
O1trrug football Goa hlns - ~ - gi'c thu Loot
hal ti,li committee power to recommend ss
coaches Iurn,il alumni. former undergraduates who
sli lAc iluil ~ lettsI. and --otller coacl,s.
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1hgm.. white. Elephant BowlIns AlIs..
and Billiard PsriOr. 81st ~. y Adv
The evening world., 1912-01-09

ARL MORRl" has "a brother An
Oklahoma paper pT.afs the
when rlrc Morris securoi 70 pc.
slt,on on the Tulsa fire departmeH; O..
Gently Il became necessary TO orda. a
special seyen-fopt he'd ana extra lcnsth
he'd clothing. Uric. whsle only twenty
two years Old. Is g feet 5 inches tall, and
as strong as an TX
Vince. The crop OF white hopes
tsn'k Eunn1ng outl
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Another letter
Air. Robert EdFIcu.

Air. Robert EdFicus
! have a nshter that has every.
ching that g. necessary to maize a
champion. Irish Paddy Callahan
= OF the toughest %frlthcrvc p .Is
IN the cnuntrA, and ho has boxed lt
battles without a dri- O. IA hr>as
Willie Jones on the -uth II W1uld
be "goodhy. Abe Attcll' n There
could be finish lights iu th., State.
as Irish Paddy" gets t.tt.r the
longer the ught lasis.
The evening world., 1912-01-09
Matty Baldwin Is Going 10 Fight
Again, So He Is Happy.

0spyfshs. 1919. W The r~~ Publishing 90.
The New bork World.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-16
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. William Reynolds is recovering
nicely from a surgical operation per
! formed about week ago
| The masquerade ball was a success
and the senior class realized $4S to as
sist in graduation exercises.
| Mrs. Timothy Blanchard was sum
moned to Fitchburg, Mass, Friday, by
the serious illness of her daughter, anc
went at once.
w. p. Bradford of Bangor, Me-, viii
come as a candidate for the Associated
Congregational churches and will speak
at the Center March 81
Is. Z. Thresher of Boston, who has
been here to arrange for the care of the
farm, has finished the trade and gone
back to his business in Boston
Mrs. c. +. Root and her daughter
Miss Florence Noble. left Friday for
New York, where they will remain two
weeks with Mrs Roots sister
Esther, the eight year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Richardson,
went to the sanatorium Friday, to un-
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Doris Webster, who has been in
the family Of Charles Holman for three
months, has gone to Fitchburg. Mass,
leaving Mrs. Holman much improved in
health.
Mrs, Frank Bingham was summoned
TO Bellows Falls recently by the death
of her sister, Mrs. Louis Parrott, who
died of Bright's disease at the age of
AZ years.
The news Of the death of A. c. Con-
nor of Manchester came as surprise
to many here who knew his wife. Miss
Ella Parsons, the daughter Of f. L..
Parsons, of this place; and sympathy
for Mrs. Conner is everywhere expressed
Arden Flint who met his death in
an auto accident in New York recently,
was native of this place and lived
here also after he reached manhood. He
was the son of Frank and Amanda
Clark Flint, and was A years of age.
J. Laroy Mann has been appointed
general director of the public works in
San Domingo, on which he, as civil en-
gineer, has been engaged for several
years. Mrs Mann and the children. who
have been passing the winter here, will
join him there soon, sailing from New
York the 23d for San Domingo.
MISS LOUISE I1oou anu heT NURSE, nave
arrived here from New York and they
went to the home of Mr. and Mrs C.
+. Moulton to remain a few days be-
fore going to the sanatorium for treat
ment. Miss Hood has been suffering
from bronchitis, from which she does
not seem to recover and her physician
advised her to come here for time
the change might be beneficial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-16
NORTHFIELD.

Mrs. Frank L. Howe is seriously i'll
at her home on Vine street.
Mrs. H. NJ. Howe left Wednesday for
her home at Friday Harbor, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Smith are spend
ing the week in New York and Bos-
ton.
The winter term of the graded school
closed yesterday for a two weeks va
cation.
Prof. C. V. Woodbury. will occupy the
pulpit at the Universalist church next
Sunday.
Prof. A. F. Winslow Of Norwich uni
versity is able to attend to his duties
after several days illness.
Robert, the young son of Prof and
Mrs Carleton, who has been very i'll
for the past week, is improving slow
ly.
Miss Prudence Stiekney of Shoreham
is spending a three weeks vacation at
the home Of her mother, Mrs Edith
Stickney.
There have been several cases of Ger.
man measles in town the last week and
good many homes are still quarantined
for whooping cough.
DIR. George H. Hubbell has rented the
house on Main street owned and former
ly occupied by DR.. C. A. Shaw and will
move his family there soon
Mrs. George James and son Of Hard
wick, who were called here by the death
of her father, II. E. Reed, are spending
a few weeks with Mrs Reed,
Duane Hurlbert, clerk at the Cash
bakery, who underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital last week. is recovering nicely
Miss Polly Russell, who recently en-
tered the sanatorium at Randolph for
treatment, underwent an operation on
Wednesday, and is as comfortable as
could be expected.
Fred G. Greene and Royal Cheney are
assisting in the store of James McMa-
hon during the clearance sale. this week
Mr.. Mcmahon recently purchased the
store of the Colburn Clothing Co.
The young people of st. Johns Cath
Ollie church are making preparations for
an entertainment to be given in armory
hall on Monday evening, in honor of
81. Patrick's day. The program will
consist of music and recitations, fol- |
lowed by an address by FIR. Welch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-16
DEATH AT CHELSEA.
Nathan ]. Hill, Who Came There from
New York State.

Chelsea. March l5.-Nathan J. Hill
who has been great sufferer for the
past few months with cancer of the
liver, died at his home on Main street
early Tuesday morning. A short service
was held at the home Wednesday morn
ing, at which Rev. Paul Thatcher of the
Methodist church offieiated, after which
the remains, accompanied by the family,
were taken to Mooers, n. Y. their for
mer home, where the funeral services
were held Thursday afternoon. Inter-
ment was in his family lot at that
place.
Mr. Hill came to Chelsea with his
family about four years ago, since which
time he has conducted a shoe repairing
shop, until failing health compelled him
to give up business last fall. During
his residence here, he had made a large
acquaintance, among which are many
warm friends who extend to the be-
reaved family sincere sympathy in their
great bereavement. Mr. Hill was fifty
two years old and is survived by two
brothers. his widow, four sons, Norman
H. of West Lebanon, n. H., Arthur r.
of Lowell. Mass. Thomas n. and Willis
NJ. of this town, and one daughter,
Ethel /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-16
CABOT.

Jerry Doying is quite seriously ii
with pneumonia.
Asa Mack an aged citizen, is con
fined to the bed by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are working at
George Houghton's during his illness.
Morris Wabridge spent last Sunday
in Montpelier with his sister, Maidene.
! Mrs. J. Burton Pike OF Marshfeld was
guest OF her aunt, Mary Atkins, re-
Gently.
Mrs. James Morse has been i'll the
past week with hemorrhage Of the
| throat
Willis Smith is moving from the j.
NJ. Fisher place at Lower Cabot to Bur
lington.
Mrs. f. p Walbridge has so far re.
covered from her recent serious illness
as to sit up.
Mrs. Horace Meader died at her home
in the south part Of the town Wednes
day of pneumonia.
Asa Preston of Marshfeld was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Aubrey Mel
son last Wednesday.
II was EIutNb IlllsS liiSLHdtl VI IlhFs
who took Mr. Aliens place in the cream
cry during his absence.
The lecture by Charles Fitzwillams
at town hall Tuesday evening, was well
attended and enjoyed by all.
Miss Louis Norris is home from
Moody's ladies' school at Mortified,
Mass, for a two weeks rest.
I'll T,l.4L ,-ga~l INa.x,nusz
arrange a course of lectures to be given
during the season of 1912 and 1913.
George Houghton has been III with
pneumonia few days but is more com
Portable. Miss Louise Stone is caring
for him.
Miss Susie Nelson was home Wednes-
day from South Ryegate, where she
has been caring for Mrs Fred Ellis
after her long illness of typhoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whittier were
entertained at the home of George Hoyt
during their brief stay, returning to
their home in Morrisville, Tuesday aft
ernoon.
DIR. Wheeler of Burlington was at F.
r. Walbridge's Tuesday in consultation
with DIR. Nj. d. Warren, regarding the
condition OF Mr.. Walbridge He per-
formed an operation on one knee, which
has given some relief and hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
Rev. F, E. Currier wishes to thank all
his friends who so thoughtfully remem-
bered him on his birthday with postcards
and letters, bringing words of cheer and
comfort and proving though distance
may sever, in an old friends heart you
remain forever. Mr.. Currier is expected
home soon from the far away Florida, !
where he has spent the greater part
of the winter, hoping to benefit his
health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-16
FoRETELLs MANY GREAT EVENTS.

Some of the prophecies made by PROF
G, A. NELSON and which We're fulfilled
to the letter and day were:
The explosion of the United States
warship Bennington at San Diego, Cal
1t was predicted that on that day the
government would lose ship in the
Pacific.
PROF. NELSON, Psychic, had warned
the public of San Francisco's earthquake
of 1906 for years.
PROF. NELSON predicted the Japan
ese-Russian war. The day of the month
and wear was predicted on which hostil-
tiles would be begun and the victory OF
the japanese.
PROF. NELSON predicted the late
President McKiuley's assassination at
Buffalo exposition.
PROF. NELSON predicted the assas-
sination of Carter Harrison, the elder,
three weeks before the weak minded
prenderpast fred the fatal shot at Chi
eaoo's chief executive; the Thaw-White
tragedy; also predicted the Galveston
flood.
PROF. NELSON, Psychic, has foretold
many great events that took place on
the day set.
GEO A. NELSON has brought about
MORE MARRIAGES AND REUNITED
MORE SEPARATED THAN ANY Me
DUN IN AMERICA.
/ point with pride to my record OF
successful work.
Reunited 1913 couples.
Brought around 2s7 marriages.
Gained love of certain ones 375.
Located ) buried treasures
Located 40 absent persons.
Overcame SAC rivals.
And hundreds of other cases, such as
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-16
WASHINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. i. d. Tillotson recently
visited their daughter, Mrs. Fred Good.
win of Chelsea.
j. C. Goodrich and Arthur Cormack OF
Barre spent Sunday in town, guests at
A. f. Whitcomb's.
Seventy-fve couples attended the old
folks dance at schoolhouse hall Tues
day evening, and all report fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Waterman of
Plainview, Mimi, who have been visiting
relatives here the past month, returned
home Tuesday. They were accompanied
by their sister, Mrs. Flora Houghton,
who has been in poor health for some
time Her many friends here hope the
change may prove beneficial. Her moth
err, Mrs. Silvia Waterman, has gone to
East Barre to remain with her son,
Oscar, until Mrs. Houghtons return.