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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
DAWSON FAILS TO
FIND BOBBY QUINN
CHAIRMAN UNABLE TO SET DATE
FOR INTERSTATE MEETING.
Meeting May BE Held Friday or Saturday
at Cleyeland-Zanesv
Club 20 Meet.

ZANESNl LIZ. 90. Jan. -. tt-i-a-r..
'ffoif~ made VI inlay ulLht uN t.1I-r.a.
CHARLES \ ltW SON. uf tt, iuter- t4t r
League 90 get in;" LONG dl~tauc.. 'pluu.
communication with Hobby quinn. -.
columbus ruaguaf.. r'iafiy. go rN- 81
kv'~p"rt and Joau~tuWr situation l:ul rI
fiuIfl--~.
This morning Dawson N..f again rs 90
get quinn on fu" 'pluHt Dawson fs ana
ious Co call tu" iu"-tif- iuI t- early 4
date as Tu~-IuI" IL f- tuf lNs. -uW
however. traf fu' 'u"'f.rE VII n, reid
II urSifN. u4t there Be- ..tu.s Tat
either Friday ur saturday VIA sci, q
gathering - ~" Interstate t.,dg4, !uJ-
ggls IN cleveland
frobat" Judge -nlt.. president ut ft-
local clue. viii cal! o. meeting 90 Fu- o..
r-Cturs or she Zduse Nfll. club tu H. ft.f
IN advance Of tht traEu- rIretiHc BE U.s.
waiting until Dawson settle- upon a
date % the lu;eTSt4t. cpufa before set
ting - dete for tue local directors meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
BURNS PRACTICALLY BEATEN
THREW UP THE SPONGE.
Fierce Battle Between the Light
weights Prom the Start
20 the Finish.

sAN FRANCISCO. Jan i--trsukIe
Burns seconds threw ~ towel into tho
rinG in the i5th round - his night with
Harlem T"mm, Murph, to-day Burns
lad been beaten almost ir-er-IhI, and
iiS face had lost IT, contour
Murphy. barring The -..uud round
thcr u' ran Ifuul of 90 fiEEf cross th.,f
cent hIm Co.. the mat for - ,tuui. t.
Q eroude. VS. tf Hli times taIfu- master
Burns opened Oh, thIfd with two Ni.I-
cur rigrt clout- fo the jaw. afteI which
enc round resolved itself into a. -luE-
t.'ug match Murphy staggered ne.
@ .Hliiui ritu 900 Tho fourth and forced
liufr- into CORNER 1'hs iiafIeuif..
nearly fipureI iuIre 300 fhr fffn. but
fuTus forced Mufubf q" tliush
tofI mon landed often Iu fUr -INtr
playing CONSTANT. fur tho fttr and
Jaw iiufr- opened gsaH over
Murphy month Nufrht won tho
''N"rfh. ulautrr his urtrttur lot
frildit f hHif dozen fIms-
Tt' eighth round wr. tho most 1frI-
Uu. OF Too NEI' Affrr Nurpnt had
I.orpsfrd fls tatIfrder with left4 fp
h' race luru- landed three ttrwtffIf
hi"W- Goo Clio .tw rails followed
during which i'urr. we. au but ssnt
through toe rrlrF
A Singing match.
i'"IH, hHd tI The better "' fhr
rth and uurrs ir tho tenth but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

I'd McCartys head win two straight
iefts McCsrtys round by a shade.
Round s-Palzer staggered McCarty
win lett 20 tac- and they clinched
falzrr drove o. terrific blow To- the
wind and MCCaItV rrtaitated with =
'"trihc right swing that sent raiz~r's
head uack Round even.
Round Iv.--Palzsr came up aggre--
lively ana put three lefts To NcCarty's
Jaw Both appeared 10 be slowing up
D nue.. straight lcft- followed 10y a hard
right brought the blood from Palzer
Ma ap IN an instant. \ straight lcft
opened slight cut under AlcCarty'S
night eye Round even.
Round II-McCar,y drove a terlinc
left &c Pa!zer's right eye and Palzer
70 the stomach and another LEFT sw.nG
20 his injured eye. Palzer waS dazed as
.eet. yelling FOR Mozart. AleCArty .
round.
Round l2.-McCarty sent q cfs-nluc
LETT = Palzers mouth and Palzer r~,l.d
StupidlN about Both ~ PRlzcr - checks
ana ''a,, MS mogIa and usn' - NJ w.,
. blow during the round McCarty's
round.
Eouuu 10 -Palzev reached N,Catt> s.
ribs with his LONG LEFT and ~" cowboy
cent ms crashing night against Pale 8
iaw. tvrrihc right wing car Pal
Carty smptuerei i'aizer with iusi4l-
adj ~ t-frif, wings 10 the head and
body ami ialz' r''!"d 10 his corner
Round % -Taiz,r cam, up viciol~ly
~ att itaching McCarty with night
straight arm blows. Mccarty again
staggered Elm with series or straight
let's 90 tn" face ana stomach No
Carty smiled a- r' took hafd left 20
o.
l-ft tu Talz@i'~ face Wftu precision.
al Mctdrty round
Round % -I'aIz.r rut LEFT ~ the
NV an" flEnt O." stomach. Mc'arty
followed Ialz'r about the ling and
sent his teht ans lrft a. VIII O" the
'.t,. aHI ruI. Palztr hung uu 90 No
t1rht- .rI .-ffs ., the wind PAlzer
W-- badly daz,d 81 a." bell
Round a., .raIz.r rushed % a. Nc
!sft- 90 The body ralz"f soon Va ~tag-
-'rirg about the ring from blows To-
.n" mead The i"wal rallied and PIT
Poo. a-sin sent him back witn we'll
placed blow 90 tr. stomach. falz~r
v'. hanging ou a- tn b'l rang
Round De- -raIz~r wa grosE, a- he
..tu, up f'l th" lsth round hut tner-
was poo doubt ~ '"Iragc His ability
90 a--iln'lst- UIri~nu.nt appeared d"
t. his sole assert Mr'art. put t~u
'srr.rr rgrt- ~ tn- Jaw ana followed
ultf straight l-ft co. tho injured eve. 4
su.rf rrptrtlt fp ~. la. almost nu-
.vr'd Fslzel and th- lpwau hung ON
With hi- eyes rtif closed Ialz~r htt
lfntlfr'. IlN ard t.- referee cautioned
fhe t.g fellow I'dlI"r could hardly
rrr f.- ,urr.t 80 the bsil
Bound 1r PaIzrr stumbled into q
f4ff.f. fDu- and huns ON fr Nc' artv'a
ruYfI.. N.t'arfr shot hard icft co.
Inc Jaw auI played 20 fsrrlNr fafr" "n
ff.y... NlI. Tre rlupd flowed frDfn
t'sirs. ayes arI mouth a- N''Hrtv
.U.r fr. f.rrffr .frrtCuf Isft- +n Hia
t..f t- paIz~. staggered about blind
o.. f..t.r.a E.fYr rushed fY Msttrfy
.rI f.II 1867 f.a frpf glove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
OVER FIFTY ENTRIES IN
INTELLIGENCER CONTEST

twenty hours This Official pro-
hbitiOu was directed especially
against the game o. 'niuepins. ana
the deVOtees Of the sport. with a Gun.
ming Thar would do credit 90 mod
ern corporation lawyer. promptly add.
ed auofh her pin 70 the setur and 50
originated the modern contest of ten
pins
Follow ing The first match 10 New
y Orn 100 1870 the game gradually
spread over tine nitcd States and
canada Ahraham Lincoln was one at
the enthusiasts az the bowling game.
and his scores 20 q -fill preserved ~
Washington T. I- estimated that
there are tu.utt bowling alleys in the
{ nifed States and Canada IN Eng.
land. France and italy tho modern
game bass btCOm" popular Sir Thorn
as Upton wa- one of the Organizers
and long president at the European
Rowling a-soCt8tiou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
HIT BY AUTO

While frIrE fp cross Market street
under fh' baltimore md Onto via.
duct at too. o,l0,h last evening.
little Roselia f1csror. oft Ale. f.. was
accidentally hf h1 1000 auto owned by
Harry IS 7 uschoI She was .mmodi.
stcIt picked up aud fakeu boz charge
hf fNo OcgIuHufs and Che slight iu
Wri'F which she suffered we're attend.
cf fr hN Ur Charles 70 Truschcf
hor condition D. N'rN rutouflEIur aud
no alarm '- i"lf over her immediate
recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
Harlem Tommy Murphy Defeats
frankie Burns i'm IL Rounds

burns fought with Eameness in the
i'''ntn while Murphy used him as a
chopUiuE block
Burns staggered Murphy in the
twelfth. left To- the face. followed
quickly with % powerful right. slowing
hF The Hafiefuite Both men were COW
ercd with blood when the round ended
The thirteenth round saw no blows
~ consequence and Burns slowed up
lFlteptiable 90 the next two rounds
~" seemed foo have lost his punching
rover
MuruhN fr tho sixteenth air,osf
knocked oar Burns with right and lera
buchs- 90 tho faw and burns was
carried 90 his corner When the hell
Eurrs futtersd from his seat Murphy
went affer him landing right and LEFT
90 Co., Unattended face The crowd i'm
torfIr.d Referee tririn a. stop ths
rFtf and towel was thrown from
lturu- corner He a. token 81 defeat
MurphN got the decision
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

Los ANGELES. Jan. Luther
McCariy. who conquered Jim Flynn
three weeks ago. defeated Al Palzer
at Vernon arena today in the 18th
round.
Referee Eyton stopped the fight at
this stage. Palzer's condition render
ing him unable TO 20 on
Los ANGELES. Jan. Round IT,
I'll" dght started 81 SIS Palzer
rushed M,Cart. and McCarty valloped
him with ieft and uEht 90 the head.
Mc'arty druv" hard right TO Palzers
eye. Pslzer missed two hard rights and
: left. M"Carty ducNed wild swings
Paiz-r reached McCarty's Jaw via
asrd right. Paizer staggered Ai>Sarty
with - hard straight left to the cuir.
Palzer brouGh blood from Mccarty's
clinched As TIE bell rang Palzer
stopped % snake hands with McCarty.
Round even
Round --McCarty landed harf right
To- PalzeF = "a" and Forced Palzer 70
make sevsra! vicious swings.
They exchanged rights TO aead and
hard body blows IN a cIirch. AGcCarty
dove a terrific lett 10 Palzers left eye.
PaIzer reached MCCartys faCt with -wO
straight let's and McCarty sent PaIz-
- mead baCN with a left 90 the face.
Both landed rard let's 10 the race.
nos" with ricnt swing and sent swift
let's and rights To The stomach Sic
tHrtN apparently landed II Will ON palE-
- stomach. McCartyS round
-
Round t-Psl1er sent ght 70 t.e
body ald rut two aard nights to TIE
stomach Both missed and t.sy went
INT, a ,.IU,H. NeCarty raumed stral-at
left into P4lz~r'S fac, and Followed
Nit1 right and left 20 the bodN Nc
C.r landed risht Co face and clev-rlv
bIo, bed "a tsrrin. swing FdiZ.I iu o.
,iIu.U. crossed with 90 left Goo Nie''aIty's
face. Nt,tafty TANNED paiz.I~ Jaw
Tu, ovcran-rl iious In tu. enter OF
-.. ring N,Carfs's round
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
!. Horthsrn pn.s 81 1910
KILBANE WON

ST. LOTf~. Ian THe s,h.du..d
eight round bout between Johnny kif
i1ue OF cleveland rHfhtrVsIrhf
champion aud OIi. Trk a ir.f
tgufsr $500. stopped ."ff. m fH.
second round fu .r.. fI. IutaI b..
f-.... Na.ts brnf l...I n.t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

f;nulpErr ranks among the treat
fishing uurfa rf Tho world At that
r"ft th' old. fashioned n-liug smacks
arc being fsrIdlt replaced by steam
travellers ranging from 90 90 500 tons.
MHtE of fhs smaller n~hirg hoats are
cling equipped With gasoline motors.
90 sHIifn. au increase over 1910 Of
tsfgsso
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
WHICH WAS FORMALLY INAUGU.
RATED YESTERDAY MORNING
Coupons Are Being Eagerly Sought
And Indications Are That Heavy
vote viii be Cast

Tho lu''liiEoucer bowling contest.
which opened Yesterday resulted To-
a spirited hEtf among those who de
500" TOD nominate candidates fOT the
trips to The American Rowling Con
grr-- tournament If Toledo %. nrNt
month Several candidates taking ad
vantage % fuc nominating blank
counting .Or 5000 votes. have alr,ld,
'uf".ed and fh" friends of many have
nominated contestants
The entrants u tUc bowling CON
test IOw number over tfft and % has
been G'cIdrd Chat tho hr-t Announce.
meuf OF DO. standing of fhc contest.
ants niIl appear 200 fh- ISSUE OF Jan.
utrN The single vote ballot Viii
appear 300 tho Intelligence every day.
To" present ballot viii appear until
tho issue OF Iauuar. %. fHlt. when fhF
ballot rIll boz changed aud tho contest.
ants and friends should fahc notice
of th.- nc' and rp' 'h' votes in as
Bowling Oldest Of All Sports.
YESTERDAY was fhn seventy .fhirI du
n.,'r-fN o. tH" bowl fins game and tho
.tfs.'...U..r NnlIu if- contest Ou fID
HfH. |Ffr .. fH. ur.rin OF fbc great
'.. ..I... ..mt oft OBJ" country
t.f nr.lIn I'd. tHr game 0'
rn. sNrnud"d u fH' Wist- of an.
.tGIIf. f. f'r Iifhh.lns -Tr its
modern un.pfiuF uf fHe oeiur ALLOW
ie rf tnWftraf..sI. recent birth Nc..
'rrdft HHa fHr seventy. third lnuI.
t'r.. u fl. FIRST rImt OF bowling
n America ThI- historic contest aa4
played Hr Sew NDtI It.. $3.50. tHd
OLD. kn.. tsrhorasr IIlrt. iu N.W
iUr TH.f VH4 fhr .naI InEiruiuE of
fH' indoor sport in Nurfn America aI
though fHi outdoor game az bowls
bad been PLAYED Ir Nru forR since
f. hr.f settlement hf fhr Dutch. ae
fIn name oft Rowling Green little
ptr. Iu love NauQlfHr would ind.
cato
rrHUnr . perhaps fl. oldest OF au
sports SINCE There Dr. rt INprcr f0 show
'n1f r aI- played ht tho ancient
egyptian. hoo fIr earliest historical
rUf. -E.I'. nt.n used for bHll- Hnu
hu.fa of animals Cor u|r. Ir those
dlra I'nH Ing 800. popular Iu ErF
ini and continent Europe from rtr
Ir.f times. and als introduced into
fhr American tuIOrIt. Pos fhc English
ffI Dutch SETTLERS Twice go least
Do became Zoo popular Imonr tne youuE
MON chat DE- uI. u.If.fnfn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

Too The twelfth century In England
bowls occupied ., much OF The limo
W Tho rising generation that a afHf.
MO WIS directed against Do The same
rnndH 'or prevailed 'Hfer af New Nm.
a''rdaw and Peter SfuNvoafanf The
Dutch governor prohibited Tho rlat
DOL. fHr Same uu penalty ~ hciuE
placed iu IIn rfock. Tor not Jess than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02
Bowling

In the Mus. two I-. T...flr.-i-
M,Fddd'n and John Ray moved
INTO FIRST place by rolling 1854 SNdf-s
Fox and sell Lynn lodged Iu SECOND
IlH,e with "a total OF 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

E.a.I After feiuting .-sIty
tHo"g night ami LEFT TO face ana drove
o. rfs Coo stomach Mozart. swung
ru I= .uu lcff Co. the ft,. and
IaI."t -"uf flf." straight let's Goo o..
as. M,'sttt rgt right % PaizeI
fp. Round even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

Round Il-McCartN drove "A terlinc
left 70 Palzer's right eye and Palzer
was almost blind He rushed McCurty
desperately. only to be met bN a riEht
20 the stomach and another LEFT swung
% his injured eye. Palzer waS dazed a $
the gong rang The crowd rose To- their
leet. yelling foT MCCart. AlcCaIt! .
round
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

Round la.-McCarty sent crashing
LETT 10 palzers mouth and Palzer r-vlrd
~tupidly about Roth ~ Palzcr ch',.i.s
anu MS mouth and right ty" We're.
LIeedinE prOfusely. palzeI did not .l.tud
q blow during the round. McCarty =
round
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

Round 10 -Palzrg reached Ne'a.t, s.
ribs with his luuE left and th. cowboy
.sUt ms crashing night against ftlzer o
fiw \ tvrrifiD right swing ,If Pal
z.r'- I"ft ear ~ tn bell rams Nc
tdrtl stuptueret i'aiZer with "a fL-lll-
AIDE ~ t-frif, wings To- the head and
body and Ialz'. r.'lcd TO has corner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-02

NliufrHt had 40 tho bette u' th-
rfh and Burns lr tho tenth but
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-11-28

THE A. d. S. PHARMACY
Main Street Middlebury VT.

THE WEATHER IN MIDDLEBURY.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 26. 1913
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-11-28
Buys Versennes Plant.

Vergennes, Nov. 10. Representatives
of the Burlington Traction company to-
day acquired by purchase all the water
rights, plant and property of the YER
gennes Electric company, and will take
possession on December l. The pur-
chase price is not stated
The acquiring of this property will
give the traction company more power
and will make an excellent auxiliary to
its own modern plant here which fur
nishes power for the electric car service
from Burlington to Essex Junction and
also for lighting service.
The Vergennes Electric company now
furnishes street and house lights for the
city, and power also for several indus
tries. The plant will be modernized
and brought to greater efficiency and
new equipment will be added.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-11-28

Get your orders in early for vacuum cleaner.
f. c. Warren. Main street. 15tf
The latest ideas in printing. new type faces and
expert workmanship at Register Office.
have for sale few choice young Barred Rock
Cockerels d. II. McHugh 48t2
Cut flowers at all times and designs made on
short notice at Hunts greenhouse.
Flat to let-six large rooms. All modern inn
provements. Good cellar. Apply at the Sargent
Aft
1t pays to treat your stomach to the best in
food products That's the kind we aim to have
for you. R. S. Benedict.
To Rent-Two houses on Monroe street. Inquire
of c. W. Ross, East Middlebury, or r. F. Pinney.
Middlebury, Vermont. Aft
Do you need help of any kind7 The Nichols
Employment Bureau. I'M. C. A. Building. Bur-
Iington. VT. 45t4p
Twill buy raw furs at Stewards store Mondays
and G. r. Robinsons, Brandon, Saturdays. after
November Is. A. L. Austin. a. May IA
FOR SALE-Two Morgan horses. 6 years old.
weight 100: good drivers and workers. W.
Lucia, Shoreham, VT. 4St3p
Bread and pastry-A full line of Tayiors fresh
home made on hand at all times. Free delivery at
Gorhams store of everything good to eat.
l will buy raw furs in Middlebury Mondays at
II o'clock Inquire at Farnsworth's store. Ira l..
Hamblin. d6tSp
Cockerels. One Rhode Island Red Cockerel. DR.
Sterns 46t3p
Stove Wood for Sale-Leave orders at "a N.
Pleasant street; also saving done. Robert
Leggett Aft
FOR SALE-One good farm horse; also DeLaval
separator. Will sell cheap for quick sale. VIM.
Odell, Middlebury R. DE-. 4st2p.
If you have money to loan come and tell me
about it. If you wish to borrow money come and
tell me about it. A. w. Dickens. 25f
Ayrshire Bull, Wind Crest Foxy Lad. No.
1919, for service. $500. Also four registered
bulls for sale, A. Hamilton Est. Weybridge
phone 1l-22. 473
For SALE OR EXCHANGED pair heavy draught
horses, weight 240O. Price. $500; also pacing
mare. weight about 1000 lbs. w. l.. Stowe.
Salisbury, Vt Phone ii. 26tf
POTATOES for Sale-3O0 bushels of choice late
potatoes Price 90c in the cellar, 81 90 delivered
a consistent distance. Come early or they will
be gone Fred S. Haskell, West Cornwall, VT.
4stf
To exchange chestnut mare years old. well
bred, for heavy work horse. Nothing much less
than 1900 Don't care if it weighs more. | will
pay the difference. if any would buy such a
horse, Hartwell Danyeau. phone 20 Mddebury.
4st2
WANTED-W Woman. Protestant single, intelli-
gent. to take charge of and work with boys at
household duties in private school near Boston;
good salary. Give age, weight and height, with
references. to Charles H. Bradley, Supt.. Box
1856. Boston. Mass 4St3
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-11-28

S. r. Bracket of Morrisville is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. John E. Stiles.
Mrs. Matilda Baker leaves today for
weeks stay in Massachusetts, called
there by illness.
Mrs. A. C. Tabor, Mrs. James Con-
don and Miss Minnie Mcdonald are Wis.,
iting relatives in Rutland.
Mrs. Ellen Hope has returned from a
two weeks stay with her sister in
Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fletcher and
son, Norman, of Bridport and Harry
Langworthy of Burlington spent
Thanksgiving in town.
Hon. F. C. Archibald of Manchester
is in town for few days visit to his
sister, Miss Susan D. Archibald.
The Fortnightly club will meet with
Mrs. Eddy Wednesday evening, De-
cember 8. Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Stewart
will have charge of the program.
Miss Mable Wales, teacher at the
Mortified High school, is in town for
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Wales.
Miss Frances Piper, teacher at the
Highgate high school, is in town to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Piper.
The Essay club will meet with Mrs.
]. E. Bold Wednesday, December 10.
Mrs. Everett Skillings, Miss Mable
Agnew and Miss Agnes Calhoun will
have charge of the program.
Father Daley council, Knights of
Columbus, has received an invitation
from the council at Fair Haven to be
present at the meeting held IN that
town Sunday, December Z. The third
degree will be worked on number of
candidates.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-11-28
Anniversary Cele-
bratior

Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather nearly one hundred guests as
sembled in the spacious and beautiful
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Wisell
in Cream Hill, Shoreham, on the even
ing of October "a, to celebrate the
twenty-ffth anniversary of their mar
riage. The parlors were very prettily
decorated, the color scheme being green
and white and large silver bells were
suspended from the ceiling. Guests,
upon entering, were presented with
tiny silvered bells as favors. A sump-
tuous banquet was served by eight
young people arrayed in white, which
was most heartily INDUCED in. Punch
and waters were served by two young
ladies'. The large and delicious cake
was arranged under pretty arch of
green and served to all. During the
evening an enjoyable program was
rendered. REGULATIONS by Mrs. Harry
Church, the well known elocutionist;
piano solo, Miss Kellogg of Middlebury;
vocal solo, Mr.. Suyemitsu, 10, of Mid
dlebury college; instrumental solo, Miss
Annie Wisell; vocal solos by Misses
Annie and Mary Wisell, and singing by
Misses and Messrs. Wisell and Bigelow.
poem, entitled Just twenty-five
Years Tonight, written by Mrs.
Church for the occasion, was read by
her in her usual accomplished manner.