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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30
FIELD CHANGED BY
STATS MANAGER
FIELD WILL RUN EAST AND
WEST IN FUTURE
GAMES.
Change Made So As To Allow speets.
tors 70 Witness Game From
crsndstsnd Instead Of Sideline.

The arrangements OF the football
held at the Island BAH park will be
entirely changed this season nv tn.
management OF the Stats A. &. Here
tofore the field has always run north
ana south snd while there was no
strenuous objection IN the part Of the
patrons 81 football vet to an obs"-y-
ing persons II was easily seen that
The arrangement was a very poor one.
lnder the old plan hut very little ~
the playing field was In front of the
Erandstand and " was necessary Tor
many OF the people 10 oyercroVd tfa
sidelines. bota obsjructiug the view
81 The game and interfering with The
players.
When the stats Inanagement wa.
considering plans for the accommodl-
lion OF their patrons the coming sell
son tho thought occurred thai IN the
heId was laid out 80 as 10 run east
aud vest a much better view az The
PLAYING Of both teams would be- DOS.
siDi" ana ~ The same time the sprc-
iaior would be able 10 witness the
game from Tho shelter ~ the grand
stand 100 case ~ liRht drizzla nr
snow tuch as - often experienced
An examination ~ the field proved
ihi- io 90 true and % UeVt season
old followers OF the game here viii
So ihr eleveuz battling in differ
directions. and viii no able to follow
Tho progress o. th" struggle MN IN
more closely. During fhe fsll months
ihe new arrangements viii aIso maze
Tue Influence OF tho wind rer m,rt
JOS. Tor with the prevailing winds
feucralit north or south during that
500 on one or the Other team Ina
sI"afs he'n handicapped bs kicKInr
against Tho wind. During this years
Games fhc direction of the wind oiu
D." across tho feid from sidelina to
Hdeline ana uiIl present mo- difficulty
fn either team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

comment. According 10 a tip received,
the swap IL not completed. but viii
winter season.
it i rumored again that Bobby Byrne
VIII land with the Giants and that Cha
icy herzos Will become Cardinal The
pills. having Hans Lobert on third
surely cannot find any room for the AZ
Louis boy. and Bob - far too clever To
De used for utility purposes
When the Cardinals sent Do Cram
Gall back to the Giants Manager Hug
gins announced that he was to receive
hnother player from Mcsraw and A.
cording TO the reports Herzog is the one
VINO viii come here during the winter
Ms VIII leave vacancy IN the Giants
infield. but the trade between the
Tirhtes ana Phils Is expected TO ship
hyrne over 90 the Giants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30
LANGFORD TO
FIGHT JOHNSON
BATTLE WILL ne FOUGHT IN PARIS
DEcEMBEK 20.
Arrangements Completed Yesterday.
Bout to Re for 40 Hounds-Lump
Sum for Langford.

BOSTON. Mass. Aug. 29-Sam Lang
FORD. negro heavyweight. ~ To- meet Jack
Johnson. heavyweight champion Of Tho
world. in bout for the title in Pari-.
december 20. Arrangements for the
match were completed by cable to-day
according to Joe Wodrnan. manager ~
I.angford.
The bout j. TO he 81 twenty rounds.
and viii he staged in the Cirque be
aris. under the direction Of Theodor..
Nlehhe i-argford * guaranteed lump
sum ana percentage Of tn. recelptS for
MS appearance. WOOdmau SAYS
The Boston heavyweight was defeated
by Johnson seven Years ago and has
beeu seeking another bout with the
champion since. Iohusou-S reported
need OF money and the fact thar the
proposed bouts with white men in Paris
ana London have been froWned upon are
the reasons. boz Woodlands opinion maj
resulted iu tn" match being made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30
DOES RAILWAY
(continued from rir.t r.r..)

written early IN 1908. IN which Mr..
Beveridge referred 10 the tariff com.
mission idea as Our proposition" and
said that President Roosevelt was
with them. horse. foot and ORA
goons."
Emery Testihes.
Representative McDermott's examf
nation before the House COMMITTEES
was Interrupted 70 allow James A.
Emery. counsel for the National Asso-
citation 81 Manufacturers 20 testify
that he had heard MuIhan mention
McDermott only IN a casual way with
other members OF the House. Emery
said he never knew McDerrnot until
after the publication OF the MuIhau
charges.
In concluding bis testimony McDer.
mott swOre that a loan OF $500 from
Hugh p. Harvey. OF the Retail IA1uor
DEALERS Association vas a purely per
sonal loan and had no connection WITH
the JOnes-Weeks liquor bin than In
Congress. lie denied that he had ever
allowed Mulhall 20 use his OFFICIAL
frank: that be had tried 70 intIrnidate
- McMichaels and change his tes-
timony az the hearings: that he had
gwen Muihall Information a. 20 What
was going on in the House: that he
had been entertained by MulhaIl: that
ne mad ever secured OF borrowed a
dollar from Mulhall. and mat he ever
knew that Mulhall had a key 20 his
room In the capitol.
The committee began the cross.er.
animation OF McDermott witch will
continue tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

street ball park. Reilaire. Sunday az
fTuoon at o'clock. From all indi-
cation The largest crowd ia the history
q the park will be la attendance ~ this
gam" According to the demands Of the
fnus DO the various surrounding towns
H. railroads Will run special trains iu
to Lell1ire ami extra cars will he placed
On the traction lines In order To &C
q Tmpdate those who wish 10 attend
Deacon Phillip one 81 the greatest
pit he-s iu baseball today will he on
thf mound FOR the visiting aggregation
and Ross Mooney. Of the Terre Hauto
central league team will be on the rub
Ter FOR the Athletics with these two
men lu the box and any kind 81 good
supfurt q fast and interesting game OF
a~etall - assured
Pm Johnson takes M cotlectio,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30
FAIR MONT LOSES
To Pittsburgh coueEians Making An
An Even Break with Two Dance
Crsditsd 90 Each.

special Dispatch 20 The fnteIurerrsr
FAiFMpNr W Va Aug - The
IlttFrurEu COLES ans male ~ an even
break with tie FaIrruoHt team hv VIII.
Ming The gafne 30 South Side PARK T. O.,
The fe1rs went along Wi-r fIc score .
70 ! favor nR FlftanurFr until tho ninth
- nor Hood. VI In pitched o. sfHt-offf Rarue
against f1tt4bIrRt, vesterdav. and uIo
i~iesed keon"f fro tho NH TODAY weak
funI HuN runs result oil
keerer vas tandi.Irs.I fv ffe ahss-.s
~ catcher WAT. bat routnuIar s.orkeH
.reditfhIN behind the Nlf Tie aerfes
Hefue~u fhe fwn fearns TOW sfaufs tvn
ani a. hF.i fnf ne.'Iirr rare uill
NseI. he arIarEaI f.r Cd later date.
Score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30
CHARGES MADE
6oo-tius.a frO- TIry, y.s..,

senate Senator Hitchcock intro
duced an amendment. which the can
Gus had rejected. for a penalty tar on
trusts ~ was defeated. Al 20 20
The Democratic members o. thu
finance committee began sessions 10
niEht 20 rcadiust the income tar 10
meet tho demands of insureent Dnno
crafts who have asked for an inrreass
IN Tho additional tax" on large IN
comes. Other contested subjects also
VII be disposed %
" is expected thar nemocrstic
senate caucus viii b. held early nsrt
week n settle all questions on ths "a.
90 bill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30
CHANCELLOR
GceatIaa.a ,re,, rir., r.r.,

interviewers between serious remarks.
and conceded that the American Gus
tom o. interviewing distinguished Wis.
i'ors was delightfully."- progressive"
1T would be very sangulne per
SON" he said. when asked his opinion
of the influence OF the peace palace At
The Hague. who can sec the dawn OF
international peace 70 is useless TO
look ahead toward the permanent ces-
satiou % war IN the near future We
can only do our best and trust to the
progress ~ opinion. The coming OF
the millennium OF peace must be- an ey.
olu'ion Ike cvCry thing elise. but some
DAY ve must come fo the realization
or the TACT that We can settle our ar
forouCcs in 70 hotter way than bv quar-
rolling with each other"
Refused 20 Discuss Mexico.
The Chancellor refused 10 discuss
the Mexican situation. EXCEPT 10 say
that he was confident that the I-nitcd
states would deal with the question in
The broad way in which 90 treated 9th.
Of great problems
lie said that be- had made y close
study ~ the constitution Of the United
states. The decisions % Chief Justice
Marshall. and 81 American court pro
cedure. but had been greatly eniight.
ened on those subjects ~ Supreme
Court Justice oliver Wendell HOLMES.
fellow passenger during HE voyage
y think English law" hc said. has
fewer technicaiities than the Ameri-
can law You have more opportunities
Tor appeal thar we do In England We
are very spanrg IN this particular.
This IL especially true ~ criminal pro.
Cedurc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

Nov that Igt,hi~ and Walsh have
gued articles ." battle fur ne title
I'll puEdufn VII be interested tu know
lHg +" nat chance the champ will have
against n" aStute Briti-h-r VINO Wa.
~ afr"d tho decision over him in q
-'-r"uId bout which E'tchie ACCEPT
- VITA l't " or no preparation. when.
" ulE5st w. stricken Nith appeudi-
U.s.. That sit"h." has 4mp-oN "a ~lrr.
~ .fn.tF sac ctuwu - conceded or eA-
81 'AIi ~ must al~r be admitted
TIT trs ar .a-us.1.. wt1 not enter Tie
llr- without mist having beer moi
= "f' iFnfi' rf"uSft4 Than was the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30
Big LEAGUE TEAM
TO PLAY BELLAIRE
PrTTssUnoH TEAn or YnDnnAI
LnAouE TO PLAY ATH-
LnTIcs SUNDAY.
Deacon PhilipL the vstsran Pitcher Of
the Ptttsburgh Nationai VIII
ne seer IN Aotion.

goat lea OF interest fa heinz
arl~-tef bv fus baseball faua 81 fnfl
NIrirltN fN fFr rowfrg rHue hrfwean
Ir lif.lnIte Nfhieffrs Hrd ffe rftfa-
tIfEn team ~ che tefsrsi fsarue Tho
sue sill b. pa. cd 90 the siatssnth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

William waldorf Astor, son John
an oniccr o. me llfe guards in Ion.
don. viii 20 fo India 10 fll an appoint
ment ON the stan ~ Lord HARDING
the governor general
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

Two lace fH UnI.e
sacrifice HI .rvfffs
Stole. bases Nriof Harrington rr
.'s.fff ~ TrfUr H NORRIS
Double ulavs firrIa f1 uofrr % como
vnr
300 hr pitcher Powell fr Smith
Irr chart hv keener Wc"Hrdiese ~
fn
rrrf base or ERRORS. ra.rmout
r'.ffaIurFf
l,ae" nn H'II.on heeu@- fIpod r.
-nIffr f1
T'Haerf frN Vita
tmptre-LlsL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

Coach FELTON,, from Dickinson and McInire
er west Virginia University captain deserve
Tor the which they have brought
INTO the lmght Two Wesleyan
the bounds of West Virginia the world she
cutting quite figure being the schedule Georgetown
University and the Famous Carlisle Indians this but
mar wesleyan Will turn this
few OF the good Archer being
amount OF high and school material available
the wonderful record of the
be the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30
OEMI-PRO.
0AMATEUR NOTES

The Ideals Of Martins Ferry have
made arrangements with the Cambridge.
ONO team FOR a game Sunday. 10 lie
played on the latter's grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

Fred Gross. the star innelder OF the
University 81 california. has been or
derei - report To- the Brooklyn super
a. ~ chicago on September 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

case when he faced the Engiishman
cfore. 80 IL he could bold ~ To
lt'~- even in an impromtu engage
ihent he should have d good chance
to best Freddie when ne meets nf.,, no..
month. The bout l. on. Of the most iiu-
: "ittnt booked this season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

With the announcement made l,
N"St Point of Gals that the annual
2 "tuf4l game between Army and Navy
wuu not b. staged this fall. the 1913
gFtrirou eHSYu Will lose one % it, fitos-
OF" ul4r features. The game between
IN So two rivals 81 old has alwas-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

Elmer Brown. the high priced pitch
o. ON the Montgomery club. who will
report to- the Supcrbas next Monday.
pitched his last game 81 the season IN
the southern league yesterday. lie held
the Chattanooga nine 20 Ave hits. but
WIS h.Iten hN % srore OF 70 o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30


played on the istter's grounds
THO Bridgeport Howlers Will plav two
Eau''s Labor Day. at Glencoe. Ohio The
lr~t contest will be played In the morn
Jug ana the second o. the afteruoo..
IN" PAYERS VIII catch the a. A. a. tran.
which leaves Wheeling NJ 7.e5 o'ciur>.
at Bcllsir,.
The Anchor Inns ~ Martins Perry
VIII 20 70 $.n~. Ohio. Monday wheT.
th|y VIZ piss "a double. header with Tive
team ~ that place
The bridgeport EpwIere Will play IA,
Dli.onN a.r = - team sunday Afternoon.
on tho billonV"ie grounds
The fIodshons o. this city. VIII meet
~ ~ iatelphia team this afternoon o.
ne Tfiadelphia grounds. Wagner and
fcnneff Will likely Doe the batteries r.
TIE Tfladeiuhia team.
The Triadelphia team cha ,I@rEeS snv
strong team iu the ohio Nui,sv fpr /,
same Labor bav. &" Doe plaseu It Trls-
deiuhia
The East End Playground viii meet
The TWenty-~iNth street team On the
Hitdge park this afternoon tp play on
The postponed game. FOR the esrIy pa.
% this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

The Eoston Braves FOUND two %
their now Uer awaiting them AZ I'm
bets irlI when they arrived there
Yesterday afternoon. They were quinn
and Davis two twirlerS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

been the spectacular closing Of the
season, as well az an annual social
event looked forward TO by thousands
or followers or both Government insti-
tutions. and the severing OF relations
would be generally regretted by fans
throug bout the land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

Bill Steeu. tho southpaw pitcher OF
tho Cleveland Maps. who has been out
81 the game since the early part OF the
season because OF an injury TO his
pitching arm Is now ready To take his
place on the mound again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

CHICAGO. AK. 20 President O.. ".
Murphy % Do cubs yesterday iu-
dorsed the suEEestlou - owner conn e.
key. ~ the While ~oN. that q convention
be held this winter for the purpose %
revising tho base nall PLAYING rules
Murphy agreed with gorrfskrt that
The club owners Themselves should not
slt iu such o. convention. tie rIgEesteI
hist four bic league managers four
unlpire- and four base ball writers con-
Futuet the committee on revision
There ia TO public demand for any
radical changes tu the present rrIes
SAYS " IFpty. but certain nfrhirrtfI.r
should t~ eliminated The work sDI.I
be done 90 two Wfeke"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

Prof Johnson takes no collections
az his lectures-Absolutely free
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

Leach cross. who las been on hfc
'n.-t for the past few months. has au-
upuur-d that he will soon luke To-
Gotham 60 get IS line or n busy win
t-r. Cross stock has taken a material
boost since he put Ild Anderson Co
sleep and now the Brooklyn Dentist fix
ures that De- should pull down some big
cOtu iu eastern rings To the victor be
longs tire sroils and Leach l. acting
perfectly proper so Expecting 10 rais"
AIs rates fuf the short Affairs IN New
York -ifr Demanding high prices does
not make "a champion but n tire brook
D. % Dentist IAN get away with - he de-
serves credit instead - ceusure lie
Hill probably hook go with Young Shit
Eru~ early 300 the season Riliy Gibson
il said 10 O." dirssriuE Tor the tr0sr-
~ lFr4e mill for the tiarden club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

Iroi. johnson kas an international
reputation as n lecturer Hear him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

When tie members Of the National
Commission meet shortly TO make ar
rangement~ for the world series. steps
Will be taken To prevent the players
from writing signed stories for the
ieN spaperS about the games signed
articles have been the cause OF much
trouble in tho past. and the commission
wishes 70 avoid II in the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

I-.rEOfT A.F - MANAGER Itlgu
.euuings VIII write the worlds seri,4
for au eastern ueswpap~r nest fall. de.
rrife The mandate ~ fan johnson a..
the <afiural roufuia alDu thnf tall tlH .-
teceit 90 the offer ~ wire "a DAY or two
ago ard has been ius~sfIcsfing his prY.-
lects pf gettlnE away with o. DE
learned defirIfeIf thai aE- NafIgr4t
commission probably could keep him
"uf ~ ne press stands Rut Doe thinks
ne can find place Fornrg here In the
.and hat viii Elte him e. sufficient
'sw for bic fDoaes and stated t..
Gay hat - would aferf the offer aud
~~e What the NHfior.r1 fufnr.fasInn would
HH sh"ls ~ uft-f. MstIsa SON nfIl
.lsu report The game flf q ra.er
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

NV YORK. Aug - Get 10 biz
pitchers Vas fl~ general order 60 tne
scouts - major league rIIhs gfer the.
h-san looking Tor talent fhfs year In.
SONS reason TIE manager lu fact ruIn.
pary have decided thar medium. aire,i Uf
srusiI fitrhrrs are mot dealrabI= The.
VEN neari weight. llkf Eaffl. Tearr.
pa walsh combs. James anil Others
ir =earrhfnE fre bushes fol v0nrr
giants however. the srslfa have boon
~ fnU zee Tfet faf fUaf there arc .
Irh ri' hers - merit fr fact there a-a
lrW flra' 'Iaar players Bon on. iYaifin.
fiE pitchers 4fe preferred tsfaHee the.
ZOO r'rrd NOR" VOWS fnar tho Hffe f...
lows
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-29
SUFFR AGE FORCES
ARE NOW ASSEMBLED
Opening of the Session of 45th Annual
Convention of National Asso-
citation.

WASHINGTON, November 29-The +
financial affairs Of the National Amer |
lean Woman Suffrage association form
the chief topic of discussion at the
10Th annual convention of the asso-
cIatlon which began here today in con-
nection with the sessions of the Ma
tional College Woman s Suffrage asso-
clatIon and the suffrage school to be
conducted by the Congressional union.
The association s financial affairs
will be brought formally to the atten
! tion of the convention on Tuesday
when a committee viii present an
amendment to the constitutionalists to
provide an additional tax upon the bud
gets of the constituent organizations.
| The members of these organizations al
| ready are taxed 10 cents annually for
the support Of the national body.
Most of the 500 accredited delegates
TO the convention have arrived. Many
alternates are here to attend. 1t is
estimated more than 1000 accredited
delegates and alternates Will attend
the sessions.
The formal meetings of the conven.
tion will not begin until Monday.
Addresses of welcome and the re
sponses are to be followed by a cele
bration of the suffrage victory in IL
linois. Then Will come an address on
the federal suffrage amendment and
the annual address of the association s
president, Or. Anna Howard Shaw.
The first real business session begins
Tuesday morning with the presenta-
ton of the report Of the committee that
framed the financial amendment to the
association S constitution. Already
there have been expressed variety of
opinions on the advisability of adopt
/ ing the amendment, especially among
the membership of the larger state or
CARNATIONS and the great independent
bodies which only with the last year
. or two finally became affiliated with
: the national association.
The independent bodies contend that
r as they are large and collect large
sums for the advancement Of the suf
. frage cause their tax for the support
: OF the national body Will be out OF
! proportion. On the other hand the
national officers contend that the new
f financial scheme is made necessary II
h the national body is to push forwar,
l., the campaign for universal suffrage il
this country. They declare that tn,
= 10 cent a member tax is not common
y surate with the dignity of the nationa
:. body nor the cause that it represents
The Independent bodies are powerful
, hut according to the national officer
. their activities heretofore have bee
y directed toward advancing the caus
IN their respective localities. One o
Il these is the Congressional Union o
\, Washington. organized for the advance
: ment of the federal constitution amend
ment through Congress.
., Another Is the Woman Politics
Il union of New York. Both have larg
2 budgets and under the proposed ne'
3 fiscal plan they would be taxed heavil
liz to support the national organization
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-29
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Miss Warwick is a guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Lester Polhemus.
Frank Swartout entertained his two
sisters and niece over Thanksgiving
Wesley Mann went to the Hampton
hospital Thanksgiving day for treat
ment.
Albert Hicks of the Amherst Agri-
cultural college visited friends here
over the holidays.
Mrs Richardson of Marlboro, y H.,
spent the holidays at Charles f. HEX 5
with her son, Percy.
Mrs. Lawrence Lazele and Miss
Delphine spent Thanksgiving with rel
atives in Hinsdale, y. II.
Miss Colby of New York gave II
cravon talk at Sage chapel Friday
morning She is a guest of Mrs. w
H. Moody.
Cecil Cummings and family of Mill
ers Falls and Ambert Cummings of
Brattleboro Joined the family party at
J. T. Cummings's for Thanksgiving.
The next foreign missionary meeting
viii be held at the home of Mrs. A. G.
Moody Saturday, Dee. q. 1t will be in
charge of Mrs. +. NJ. Lazelle and Mrs
c. +. Dickerson.
Lester Polhemus attended the foot
ball game of the University of Penn
sylvania and Cornell this week at Phil
adelphia. Miss Laura McGrath and hel
aunt, Miss Laura Conley, went from
New York to attend this game ant
We're guests of Edward \. McGrath
who is student at the University 0
Pennsylvania.
DR. Howard A. Bridgman, editor 0
the Congregationalist, Will lecture be
fore the Men 5 club in the Congre
gational church Saturday evening a
80. His subject is From an Editor
Watch Tower All men are invited
| He will preach in the same churc
| Sunday morning. In the evening Their
| vii be an illustrated lecture on Solvin
| the Problem, being the story OF tn
. American Missionary association in tn
: South. DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Bridgma
\ ale guests ut the Mortified hotel
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-29
TOWNSHEND.

Lyle Batchelder went TO his homo in
Peru for Thanksgiving.
Charles Evans shot a 15Dpound deer
"Wednesday on Twitchell mountain.
Leland and Gray seminary will open
ior the winter term Tuesday. Dec. :.
G. $. Wall Of Baldwinsville. Mass.
who is III town canyassing, Is at the Inn.
Rev. Joseph Mexican went Saturday to
Hartford and Springfield on 4 business
TIP
Miss Carrie Mason returned to her
worl. in Bellows Falls Friday after visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Ella Mason, week.
Mr. and Mrs F. K. Clarke and family
OF Athens have been guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Powers at the Inn recently.
Misses Edith and Florence Sanders Of
| Blattleboro were holiday visitors with
their parents. Mr., aud Mrs. Haynes San
dcrs
+ Miss Ella Ware returned TO the Albany
business college Saturday, after spending
week With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
I J. II Ware
Miss Mary Emily Mcrrctt OF Duluth
Mimi, who i, attending Smith college
has been guest OF Miss Blanche Brig
ham this week.
MIR and Mrs w II Miles entertained
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cutler ut dinner Sun
day. the occasion being Mrs Cutler,
birthday anniversary,
Among those who enjoyed Thanksgiving
dinner at the Inn were Robert T Lincolr
and family Mrs Annette Townsend. T
l. Drew. Miss Harriet Fletcher. Mis-
Blanche Brigham and Miss Mary Emil,
Nerrett