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FRANKLIN.

Morton II. Powers of Chicago has been
spending q few days with his mother.
Mrs. J. S. Alexander.-Miss Minnie Wells
of Burlington who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs l.. A. Hill. returned Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Whitney of Bakers
field have been visiting their daughter.
Mrs. c. l.. Towlc-M Mrs. Jackson of Mon.
treal has been spending a few days with
her daughter Mrs. f. a. Gallup.-A. D..
Horskin was in Montreal Jan l5-
j. W. Tatro's brother, Oliver of North
Dakota. has been visiting him after an
absence of 81 years.-Miss Flora Crook Is
spending a few days with her aunt in
New Haven.
The Misses Ninia Gallup and Sadie Otis
returned to their schools IN Jeffersonville
Monday night.-A break Of the engine on
the St Johnsbury q Lake Champlaln
railroad delayed the trains SO that the
mail did not reach here until 1910 Mon
day night.-A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gallup on the l7th and
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Soule
on the 10Th
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FAIRFIELD.

a meeting of the Altar society was held
at St Patrick's church. Oincers for the
following year were elected: President,
Mrs. Katherine Fitzgerald. vice-presi-
dent Miss Margaret Helen McEnany;
treasurer, the Rev. y. j. Lachance; as
slstant treasurer and secretary. Miss
katherine Rowland. Little Ruth Sy-
mons fell out Of a chair Monday and
broke her left arm between the elbow
and shoulder.-Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bonat
of Highgate are IN town visiting Mr., and
Mrs. ]. Jordan.-Mrs. II. II. Doane has
gone to Boston for short visit.-James
McGettrck was taken to the State hos
pital at waterbury by Constable j, IL.
Fanton Tuesday. Fran" Ionners was
hurt slightly in the woods recently by a
limb when a tree fell and hit him in the
face. He was badly cut.--While Bradley
Parodee. Jr.. who works for j. II. Fan
ton I'm the wheelwright shop, was using
n band saw run by gasoline engine
the fingers on his right hand were badly
cut.-Mr. and Mrs. Nose Gilbert are the
parents of a daughter, born January 49,,
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RAND ISLE COUNT
ALBURG CENTER.

Mr., and Mrs. William Honslnger have
gone to Brushton. n. Y.-Herbert Bray
ton is at home from a hospital in Bur-
lington much improved. so that he Is
able to ride out.--The schools did not open
last week as expected-The young ladies'
and gentlemens classes met at the yestry
OF the church Friday evening for a 80
cial time. the young ladies serving lunch.
The annual donation for the Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held this even
Ing in the vestry of the church.-Mrs. Iud-
hope Is able to ride out after a severe
attack of the grip.-A proposition to unite
some of the schools In the east part OF
the town is being considered. The pupils
are to he carried from the Creek and
Greedwood districts to the Alburg
Springs schoolhouse, where two teachers
are to be employed instead of one as
heretofore Donna Duba has been con-
fined to the house for some days with the
grip and neuralgia. Mrs. LAnas Lasher
Is III with the grip.-The young men )
class spent a pleasant evening with Leo
Lasher Jan. l4.-Tuesday January IA the
Alburg Grange installed officers. After
the installation supper was served,
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both closed two we,i s.--Mrs. Sabra To
bias widow of the late John Tobias, Is
dead after a short illness. She was born
in Grand Isle and had lived nearly all
her life here. She was a daughter of
Henry Smith and the last remaining
member OF n family of .eight children.
She died at the home of w. A. Martin,
Mrs, Martin being a niece. Mrs Tobias
was nearly 81 years OF age. Her two
nieces from Plattsburgh came to attend
the funeral.-Mrs. D. NJ. Wilcox Is crit
ically ill.-vernon Wilcox of Worcester,
Mass. was called home by the serious
illness OF his mother.-Mrs. Fanny AID
rich Is visiting In Worcester. Mass.
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JERICHO CENTER.

| old Hunt is able to be about after
tack Of the easles.-Hugh Ransom
Ilsldered out of danger and is able
up.--About si5 worth Of new books
II been recently added to the town Ii
Miss Julia Moran has returned
W York after spending a few weeks
/ hcr parents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
n.-W,dncsday evoninl, January 10,
|rprsc party was given Anna belle
|enbackor, the occasion being her
pay.
les Berry is at the Fanny Allen hos
for treatment John SNcett Of Cam
l.. Mass. IS visiting at Frank Sa-
George Savoy is visiting in West
Mrs. Fannie Macomber, who died
Pine January Il, after a long illness,
arr, ITalt.ttarN. 1874 in, EAArtrfa H..
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

The Rev. II. II. Howard was called to
Lunenburg Friday to officiate at the fun
eral of Deacon Phelps, The second en-
tertainment Of the lecture course which
was held Monday evening, The Phyllis
sian Entertainers" drew a good house.
a pleasant meeting of the Crescendo club
was held with Mrs Alice Howard Fri
day evening.-The funeral of the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin
was held at the home Thursday, the Rev.
II. +. Harmed officiating. The remains
We're placed in the vault of the Jefferson
vile cemetery Elmer Patten of the John
son road Is seriously III with the measles,
III, II. Nye returned from Massachusetts
Saturday evening. Alfred Lamplough has
gone to Berkshire, where he has employ
ment.--Lewis Wood OF Bakersfield spen.
several days here-Several new members
were added to Mansfield Chapter O. f,
s, Thursday evening.
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of July celebration to he held under
the auspices of the club on the Frank
lin County Fair grounds at Sheldon,
was discussed committee was APP
pointed consisting Of II. D. Brown, c.
H. Stilphen, A. Il. Anderson, Il. H.
Beebe and George Hawley. to confer
with the fair ground committee at
Sheldon Tuesday only one of the
directors was present but full board
will meet at Swanton next Tuesday
when 1t is expected the matter will
be settled-Ry the partial closing Of
the plant of the Missisquoi Marble
company at Philipsburg number OF
mill operatives have returned to
Swanton. During the past month 1t
is said over 80 hands have been drop
ned
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WEST BOLTON.

he funeral of Fred Lombard was held
m the Baptist Church Saturday at one
ock, the Rev a. II. Sturges of Under
officiating. The bearers We're Il.
uades. \. Lancor, p. Locke and y,
II. lnterment was in the local GEM
ry.-Mr and Mrs. /. Craven of Water
y were here to attend the funeral OF
Lombard. Mrs, Marjorie Irish of New
ven is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Hips. at the home Of her uncle, A.
eter,-At the installation Of officers at
grange meeting Tuesday evening the
myers of Jericho Center were invited
attend.-E. Tomlinson was called to
rlington Monday to act as juryman in
special term of county court.
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|dman, II. w. Tracy, Leo p.
to meet trains. f. w. Bison
Elmer Slocum. Music will be
choir.-Mrs. j. Kimball has re-
Potvin OF Burlington Is In town
for her sister, Mrs. J. ). Dubuc,
Ill with the grip.--The Mems adult
lass of the Methodist Church Will
heir monthly social meeting in the
parlors this evening and
lies are invited Mrs. Frank Pot.
in Montreal for n few days.
Il. c. Marsctt is visiting in IT,
oga, n. Y.-The ladies of st. Cath
Church will serve an oyster sup
their han Friday night from $3.50
hit o'clock. After supper a few
of whist will be PLAYED.
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WOLCOTT

Mr.. and Mrs Adsit Of Sidney, Mont.
are visiting at $, c. Whitamore' $. George
White IL visiting his brother in Hard
Week.-Mrs.. Maurice Darling has return
ed to Danville.-Charles Prior has finish
ed work for the electric company and
returned to Morrisvile Saturday. Tho
Friday evening prayer meeting will be
held at George Mckenzie .-Miss Hatha-
way of Burlington visited her parents
over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. l.. c. Udal
visited In Albany Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. James Belmont attended the fun
rral of Mr. Mason in Hardwick Sunday.
T. e. Morse OF Morrisvile visited his
son. Charles, over Sunday,-Harlev Camp
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WESTFORD.

Ladies' Social Circle will have n
ge sale Friday afternoon and
| e In the town hall. An oyster sup
hi be served in the evening. Harry
| died at the home of Pearl Hunter
Tho meeting OF the Fortnightly
(which was To be held Thursday
Hiss phila Hall as hostess, is post
one week. THE Ladies' Aid of tn.
Church Will meet to-day at
Dme of Mrs. NJ. b. Leach. There
! prayer meeting at the same
Wednesday evening .-Thomas Burns
ed a lecture I'm the town hall
ny evening, Miss Laura Shores has
o the Mary Fletcher hospital for a
al OupratiOn
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

le Kings Daughters met with
r leader, Mrs. l.. X. Slocum. We'd
day.-Mrs Ella Locke is recovering
hn a severe attack Of erysipelas in her
e-Alfred Russell. who was i'll last
Els threatened with pneumonia, is
the little son of George
,rese. is I'LL. NJ Ravl!n IS building
,iazza on his house.-Mr and Mrs. :,
Aldrich visited his mother, Mrs. Nay
, in Williston Sunday.
he box social and spelling match, held
the Dorset street school Tuesday even
. was success socially and financially
u!s Winters of the Spear street school
ried off the honors for the schools,
lie Miss Blakely led in the older class.
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FAIRFAX

Mr., and Mrs. W W. Foss are visiting
their daughter, Mrs Bert Chichester, in
Plainvile Conn.-George Kentied of
knosburr Falls is visitinL his sister. Miss
Abhie Kenfield Ray Bellows is i'll with
the grip rthur Ballard has rented En-
gene Boyden's farm and will take pos
session / obruary MIR. and Mrs. George
Rooney We're In johnson Saturday and
Sunday.-There were present at the
merchants banquet Thursday evening
The evening was enjoyably spent in dane
ing and card playing. MIR. and Mrs. T.
l., Marvin were I'm C,pOrpi1 Sunday
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VAUDEVILLE

f. C. Wells is in Belv,dcre ion lew
days.-Luther Thomas of Cambridge Is
visiting his brother Grant-M, Mom
Locke has returned 10 st Adams Byrpl
Lyon, travelling salesman for KmUa
Brothers, Is spending few days al
home.-Mr and Mrs. A. /. Laraway w,r.
called to st. Adams Monday To- attend
the funeral of Mrs. Laraways brother.
l.. T. Greenwood has just u,eu r.-
ceived at this place Of the death Jauu1r.
Of Mrs. Helen 7. Start. widow of Asa
y. Start, an old resident of Watervile.
at her home in Seattle, Wash, aged q;
years
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~~out st. Albans.- Robert and Theodore
Bliss, who have been i'll. are Improving
school opened at the academy Monday
morning The annual oyster supper at
the Baptist Church will be held Friday
evening, January 81. a committee Is
preparing program,-There are a few
cases of measles in the northern section
OF the town.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

rs. Clyde Brewster entertained the
rs society at the NJ. W. A. hall We'd
|ay,-Fred Andrews went to Burling-
Monday Henry Alger came
t. from the Mary Fletcher hospital
|day.-Emmett and Ransom Holcombe
sic La Motto are visiting their sister,
Fay Small.-There will be a mas
Fade dance and oyster supper at the
bdmen's hall Friday evening
fired Hammer and daughter, Eliza
George Dibel of Kcene Valley. y. Y.
Visiting at II. II. Walton's.-The mas
Jade dance which was to be held Fri
evening is postponed until later
Miss Minnie Thompson is i'll.
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MILTON BORO.

RS. Jennie Fay is spending few days
It. Albans.-Mrs. Maud Hogaboon and
Harry, returned to their home in
|nklin Thursday.
ISIS Blanche Quinell spent Saturday
Sunday at the home of her brother,
her Quinell.-The Misses Lillian Bean,
|lnle Shcan and Carrie Wells were at
tr homes over Sunday.-D. r. Bean is
n , MI u trt a
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FLETCHER.

Mrs II. l.. Maxfield Is seriously III with
pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tinker
and two children are i'll with the measles
Mr.. and Mrs, G. Il. Parsons are ill-Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Tinker were called to
johnson Thursday to attend the funeral
of their grandson.-Joseph Como of
Clovcrdale Is visiting his son, O. II.
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CIR ND ISLE

rhe infant son of William Blow died
Friday after brief. but painful illness,
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
the Rev. Mr. Allen officiating. There will
be no meeting OF the Ladies' Aid society
this week on account Of so much sick
ness in town-Willis Minckler and fam
lily are quarantined for scarlet fever ana
tho district and grammar schools are
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ISLE LA NOTE.

At the annual meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid January is Mrs. d. T. Trombly was
elected president, Mrs NJ. S. Thomas was
reelected secretary and Miss Bertha Os-
borne treasurer.-M. s. Thomas completed
Monday for Capt. John Montgomery a
modern house finished in brick
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HILLWEST.

Itoratio Jewett has completed work for
f. j. Shangraw and John Oriel, Jr.. has
taken his place,
Percival Shangraw:, who Is attending
school at Richford spent Saturday ana
Sunday at the home Of his parents Mr.
and Mrs T.. j. Shangra w.-Mrs. Charles
Coffron is al
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MONTGOMERY

Robert Parker was unable to return to
his school Monday at Enosburg Falls on
account of an attack OF the grip.-Darius
Dominia is still confined to the house
with blood poisoning in his arm, caused
by Kick from horse.-Mr G. A.
Emery is ill.-Mrs. Ellen Head is still
confined to the house with rheumatism.
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BERKSHIRE.

Earl JENNIE has been passing few days
with his sister, Mrs Err st Wells, Of st.
Adams. -Hyland Thompson Is Ill with the
meases.-Mrs S \. Stiles has been visit
ing at the home of H. l., Chaffee Of Rich
ford.-The condition of Mrs r.. q. Hicks
is not so favorable.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Florence Colby Of Burlington,
no recently returned from California. Is
sitting at +. II, Chessmore's.- HE
almer is i'll with the measles. Walter
ennedy has returned TO his duties at the
entral Vermont station.-F. l., Stevens
as In Burlington Tuesday Mrs. LAURA
Ill remains very low,--Mrs, Frank
Hwne entertained the. Lend-a-Hand Cir
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COLCHESTER.

Jane Wright died at her home at
Is Bay Tuesday afternoon at
two O'Clock from the effects of a
suffered at seven o'clock in the
lg. She was in her Goth year. She
vived oy three sons Norman and
t, who lived with her, and Charles
Cnup
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt of Massa-
usotts are guests of his mother, Mrs.
Pratt.-Mr and Mrs. Albert Pacquett
ent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
arrow Thompson of Shelburne.-The
ltlook club will meet with Mrs, George
Xby January %
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NORTH HERO

MISS hazel Mayo of North Hero, while
skating the other night, fell down on the
ice snort distance from her home and
sprained her ankle 1t will be some time
before she will be able to be out again
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NJ Morrsvillc visited his parents owe,
Sunday-lI w Woodmansic was In
MorrIsville Monday.-Dr A. Cooper q,
Hincsburg has arrived in town an,
moved in the Sconeld house now own.
by Horace WOodmangie
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BAKERSFIELD.

The Brigham academy basketball team
went to Richford Friday, where they We're
defeated, the score being % to 4.-Mrs.
Frank Guilmette of Richford is visiting
in town.-Mrs. Jollcy of Berkshire is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs c. II Morrill,
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Women's Auxiliary of Calvary
Church will meet with Mrs. George Vim
cent Thursday afternoon Mrs. Kennedy
of Richford visited her mother, Mrs. NJ
Grant, Saturday Charles Allen, who has
been III two months is improving.
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ALBURG

pastor, The Rev. s. +. Cooley, will be
held In the Methodist Church at Alburg
Center Thursday evening. January %. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
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BEAVER.

Fred Thompson has moved to the board
ing house at silver Lake and will board
the help there this wnter.-Thomas
Laughln has been for few days with
his brother Marcus, at East Georgia.
Mrs. II. f. Leach spent Tuesday In St
Albans
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GEORGIA.

,rhere viii be an oyster supper at TO-
,o,hod,et church Friday evening. A
,,ro,rom "a being prepared, All are cor
d,on', ,nvited.-Mrs. Mary Collins has re-
..S, ,,om a three weeks visit in and
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MORRISVIJE

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49,, '''y w III iINe'SIuc cemetery
Ni''9 iut nyne' VINO Is attending school
~ "" iON came tfday evening t.
go SUNDAY at her nome here.-MisS
-''''' 9fhd'i"y went to johnson Friday
''""Ls 70 pass SATURDAY with her sis
.o'' MISS 0adle SmalIey.-Nlss Helen
Danie's went TO her home in Burling-
''i ''idN evening 10 pass sunday with
l'ei 'aIeI''s'-Mrs. l.. {. Tillotson passed
oa'"IunE !" Johnson guest Of Mr. ana
MIS- Norman Ooer.-Nrs. II. G. Fisl,
was guest saturday Of her daughter
ana husband MI. and Mrs. Donald
0ciloner OF Hyde Park.-WIlis Toruu
was IN johnson Saturday to attend the
funeral OF his grandfather, James STRAIT
toH'-A daughter was born Saturday t.
W. a"d Mrs. Charles II. Dodgo-Ails
T. T. Gould visited her sister and hus-
band Mr.. ana M. Alton Parks I'm
HdrdWicl Saturday Miss Alzina ku.i.
went to Wolcott saturday to visit her
brother Byron Kusic.-Mrs. II. g. r.,-
ker of johnson came Saturd.v +. r..
main over Sunday, a visitor of AIR ,,..
Mis-. Fred Aber and Mr.. and Ms I. g.
Tilotson.- Bartlett of RedCord \
Y, is making an extended stay ...r
MI. and Mrs. Lanson Mckee.
capt. Frank Kenneld has been ,.3u...-
ed by Governor Fletcher one of "a eom....
tee Of three to have charge of N,ruo.- -
idl lltl ildllOl IN inc generation
semi Of the battle OF G,tt.--
burg-At a well attended meeting of t.
Choral union the bylaws of the society
We're adopted and an executive committee
consisting of Mrs. c. II. Slo,um. Fred
Mould and j. A. Brooks was appointed.
Mrs. Slocum resigned as press secretary
and Mrs Myra Heath was elected in her
place.-Mrs. J. F. Conant of Harw!ck
passed Sunday here with her mother
Mrs, K. l.. Currier.-Mrs. Ella SlllowaF
returned Saturday evening from Hard
wick where she passed a few days with
her brother w L. White, who is i'll
Mrs g. /. Bates and daughters Marian
and Frances. went to St Johnsbury Sat
urday evening Tor "A Few days with her
sister Mrs Fdnnle Hehse'--Mf ana MIS-
Alton Lanson passed sunday IN Nolcott
with MS parents MT ana Mrs w X.
Lamson-Mlss Madeline McCulh OF Johi-
son was guest over sunday Oh MISS
Loeta Hl!l-Rooert ST JOCK returned sat
uroay evening from huntington with MIS-
81 'och' "no recently uH'eINtnl d"
operation AT '"e "oSP''"''-t"e MY
o.'ss VI '''o '''e' INN =" NV
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

|iichael Leddy was severely injured re-
Etly by being caught under a falling
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Gle Thursday. G. w. Palmer has
returned to Casteton.
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Continued on page I2D
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-16

our hats to Rossette Rennee, who
pleased a packed house at the FRS
show of The Gem theatre last even
ing. Her act is single, but she
more than doubles 1t In her clever
ness. Miss Renne is foreigner
and that accounts for her wonderful
Interpretation of various grand opera
selections that she creates with real
artistry. Her voice has clear.
bell-like intonation and she has a
high range. She makes half
dozen changes, each of them more
pleasing than the last IT is I'M
usual that such a talented membeT
of the feminine sex and with such q
grand voice is seldom heard outside
the metropolitan houses and her
singing is decidedly a real treat that
Cairo music lovers should not miss
A thrilling and sensational offer
ing is that OF the Tuseano brothers,
who are battle-axe jugglers. They
WELD the hugs implements through
the air with grace that is really sur
prising and skill that is marvellous,
Their act is the sort that fills lin
most acceptably on vaudeville pro,
gram.
The Conleys have novelty act
that lives up to the billing in that
it is something entirely different
than one usually secs in the amuse-
nent line. On ladder balanced as
a swing in mid air they have a
ehorpshooting stunt that is accom-
plishcd for true aim. One OF the
duo rides bicycle on a tread mill
like arrangement that thrills the
audience,
Taken as a whole the bill is de-
serving of praise to the Gem man
agement for the class of acts at this
popular playhouse improves with
each change OF bill, and the appre-
citation of the public is seen In The In
creased patronage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-16
BASE BALL
AND OTHER SPORTS
off The Bat By JEAN SCOOP

II was good easy Shedding for thu
fans with a mixture of bright side
sp lifting comedy injected into the
game with couple Of dashes OF
chloroform sprinkied at different
defensive points which lulled the
opposing players to sleep ~ this
tune of Rocked in the Cradle OF
the Deep it is remarkable that
Paducah can't get over that drown
Ell feeling as result OF the food
that engulfed the Kentucky Wafer
tank last April.
padueah started off and made two
~ IN the first aided by two
Of Second Gasemaa Pavey,
hc- Smith and single.
Lui va.eo came back in the las
half of the spasm and got just as
many due to two errors of Paducah
and two singles
Neither side scored in the second
stanza but in the third Cairo pushed
IN two counts aided by two singles
and two errors; two runs In the
fourth. fifth. sixth ard seventh all
because of five two base hits, four
singles and nine errors.
Paducah succeeded in getting
three runs in the third by smashing
out two singles aided and abetted
by five errors In the ninth they
scored three times on one single and
a trio Of errors.
That ended the Fray with Cairo
four points to the good.