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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
WEIDENGER PRESSED
FOR FIRST A IN
LEAGUE AVERAGE

ard-prcssed by Nick Pnlledino'
Earl Weidingcr Of the Colts stili holds
the lead In the individual averages OF
the handicap bowlfHg league. Ills
average Is t9i. the fruit Of "a games
In which he folled i,57S pins.
Paiiadlno smashed his a to sec
ond place during the week, shout
dering another teammate. Lundtn'
out OF the rnnner-up position 10y one
hin Nick's average Is 1856. He has
rolled % games, accommodating a total
OF 1881. f.undin IN the same mum
Der of games hit within nine sticks
Of Palladino. and has an average Of
iSf.
The weeks schedule In the league
follows;
Tonight-Colts vs. Forcsters.
Tucsday-Butchers rs santa Fe.
Thursdas-On Co. ~. Grocers.
Friday-Bankers vs.. Drummcrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
NOTED CHURCHMAN
VISITING ALBUQUERQUE

Rev r. S. Tead OF Boston. CORES
bonding secretary FOR the Congrega-
tional Education society. with his wife
has been an Albuquerque visitor since
Friday. stopping az the Alyursdo. He
has been visiting some OF the schools
~ the Congregational church in this
vicinity. Yesterday morning he occu-
pied the pulpit OF the First ConErc-
gationai church, preaching an inn
pressive Easter rmo He and Mrs.
Tead leavs this evening FOR other
points In New Mexico and Arizona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
HOLES IN 1T is
CAUSE OF BLAZE
FIREPLACE WITH

Through chinks In the floor Of the
fireplace little i've coais dropped ni
the residence OF L. c. Bennett, South
Fourteenth street, ana set fire "a a
floor beam. Mrs. Bennett called Fire
chief Klein on the telephone. and
the chief. with Fireman Burnett,
made a hurry-up trip In his automo.
bile.
Burnett tore up the foundation OF
the fireplace until there was Dol o.
get at the burning beam. ana a chem
ical stream completed the hrenghtina
Job.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
FIGHTERS WAITING
FOR TAP Of THE
GONG TONIGHT
Clarke and Smauding in Tip
Top Form for What Should
Be One Of Best Bouts Ever
Staged Here.
LATTER'S CHANCE TO
PROVE HIS CLASS

Everything Is in readiness FOR the
staging of the boat between Al smaul-
ding, OF this city aud Jem Ciaike. ~
Fighting Ghost. az the Elks thoi cr
tonight. Smaulding arrived here yes
tcgday from silver City and npisned
training az the New Mexico Athletic
club last night. Clarke. who had
been In condition at the gymnasium
throughout the week, topped on his
training yesterday afternoon ana
itcKod up his little bag Of tricks ana
vai'ops to wait iho clang OF the goug
tonight.
SmauldinR came In from silver Guy
IN kood condition. lie has been train
ing up in the Moaollon metropolis,
expecting to meet Battling Moon al
Santa Rita saturday night. The bat
tier didn't appear.
smaulding WAS married Ia Silyei
City last week, n IN keen to win to-
night TO make his honeymoon the
properly unmarried period Il ought
TO be. He looked az last night when ne
finished training with Lefty" FloyI
and his brother. Jcn Smaulding.
By all the signs fight dopestcrs have
10 go by the mill between the 1885,
FOUNDERS tonight ought to be a rafting
guod one Smaulding has established
his right TO be considered a conner By
his draws with VIC Hanson, Herrick
and Clarke. The latter denies that
he was entitled TO a draw as the Sill
Yer city soiroe, bat that merely lends
point TO tonight's clash. II viii be a
case Of showdown. Local fans will
have a chance 60 see for themselves
how the Albuquerque fighter STAGES
up In comparison With the elusive
Joplin rhost-who carries an un-
ghostiy Kick in his mitt,
To win. smaulding will have 10 go
AZ headline speed. and 10 register "a
knockout ne viii have 10 stop the
topEicst ~ top form. for this same
Jem Clarke OF Joplin. Mo, has an inn
pressivo record In Tommy Andrews
little book, Ring Battles Of the Cen
eurics Here u part of said record.
1919.
January n Luther McCariy,
Springfield. Mo-. 10 rounds. won.
March HAIRY West, Joplin, Mo,
- rounds. knockout.
May t6-Harry Wallace. Memphis.
$ rounds. won.
August 9-George Ckidl Cotton
Pittsburgh. Pa. G rounds. no-dccision
August Freddie Hicks. PITTS
burgh, Pa 9 rounds. no-decision.
september Joe Janette, Pitts
burg, Pa. 6 rounds no-decision.
1918.
January i7-Joe jeanette. Joplin
Mo. 30 rounds. no-decision.
Fcbraary t9-Jack (Twln) suit
van Ianfiu Nh 10 rounda draw
June 23-Joc Jeanette, Memphis, :
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rounds, nO-dooislon.
July 2O-Rufe Cameron. Jaarez.
Mexico. - rounds, knockout.
October 25-Vic Hanson, Joplin. 10
rounds, draw.
Clarke began nghting In 1905. An
drewH credits him with winning over
Peter Maher twice IN six-rouhd bouts
In 1905, the year In which the Fight
ing Ghost" first appeared Va the ring.
In. 1910 Clarke was knocked out by
sam Langford IN two rounds and IN
the same year he fought a %ten-round
draw with Joe jeanette. In 1911
Clarke defeated George CKid) Cotton
In fifteen rounds.
Young Joe Rivers and the lnsur-
recto Kid will appear In one % the
preliminary bouts tonight Director
Mary Levy has been unable to get a
heavyweight to meet Bob Graham. $50
the plan to have a heavy semi-windup
has had 60 De- abandoned. There IL e
chance that smauldine will take IN
Graham Tor a match at silver civ.
Clarke finished his work yesterday
afternoon by taking on Tommy stunt
van aud Graham for ~ rounds
apiece. lie uncorNed q few wallops
and gave the spectators a glimpse OF
power that he had hitherto kept UNI
der cover. He Is going after smaul-
ding with everything he has tonight
n will not be exactly a grudgo nght,
but Clarke has been smrating undcr
that draw decision in silver city and
ne means To- wipe ii out " II is hu-
manly possible. And that means a
clash with the elements that go "a
make a rodhot entertainment for SO,
fans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

MEET WILL BE A
NOTEWORTHY EVENT

Indications OF the success OF the
coming track meet al the university
continues To Coach Hutch
.nson and the rest og b committee
engaged In preparing for the inter-
scholastic event. Such high schools
as canuI. send fun teams will send
one or two contestants, 80 that the
entries viii represent more or less
generally the secondary schools % the
state.
The silver trophy and the medals
10 be offered at the meet vii. be on
exhibition at .. a. Matson's store ON
Central avenue IN a few days. A. O.
s%paiding's company has donated the
trophy.
Committee. composed Of students
and faculty members will entertain
he visiting athletes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
COBB HIGH GUN AT
TRAPS ON THE MESA

At the mesa trap shooting grounds
Yesterday afternoon W. r. Cobb was
high gun. breaking ils blue rocks
out Of a possible 1875. Kenneth Bal
bridge was second. smashing ilS u
Of 1875. Quinn broke ~ out of 10
and Jack shechan smashed "a out OF
20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
FIRST BIG
LEACUE
GAME OF
SEASON
Baltimore Beats Buffalo 3 to 2
In Opening Game of the Fed
eral League at Baltimore
, Today.

fBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald
Baltimore. Md, April 13.-Under
shining skies aud with 20 huge attend
nnce The Federal league opened MS
career In active baseball today. with
the game between Baltimore and
Buffalo. The home team won By a
score OF Q Co 2. The score:
Team: r. n. 4.
Buffalo ....... 600 O20 OOO-2 q 3
Baltimore 200 800 0UO-3 6 4
Batteries: Moore. Knapp and Blaire
quinn and Jackiitsch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Another celebration nov In progress
II in the commcm1ration Of the WORK
of Bramante. called the Prince 81
Modern Architoeture,'' who died N
1914
Bramante's work Is scattered an
over Italy and Rome but his most cell
ebrated edihces here are the Palace
OF the Cancslierin and the Courts az
san Damasco and the Belvedere a
the Vatican. His yas the original ie-
sian for the present 81, Peters, but
both he and his patron. Pope julius
II die soon after the building was
begun. Had he lived, Michael An
geio's cupola. considered a marvel 81
architecture. would not have been
realized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
PROPOSES MEMORIAL
TO THOMAS
nv Leased wire to Evening Herald

Washington. April IS. - rfomNs
Jeffcrson's birthday anniversary was
celebrated in the house today with
Representative Clark. Democrat. OF
Florida making a speech and propos-
ing that President Wilson, Chief JUS
tice white and Speaker Clark be
named as a commission to plan a
memorial 10 mark Jefferson's birth
place az old ShadWell. Va. Repre-
sentative johnson. Democrat. Of
Kentucky prevented consideration 10
that effect on the ground that other
business was pending
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Rome will celebrate her 2661ta
birthday on April 2iss with a general
hoisting OF flags and Illumination, but
there viii be no revival this year OF
the celebrated Feast OF the Century,
the ancient ceremony, which was last
attempted In 1909. when the Forum
and Palatine rang. ~ they did 20 cen.
turtles before. with the Invocation 10y
Horace to the Alma Sol" In which IA
asserted that the sun In It's passage
around the world would sec no such
sight as Rome. Although the year Of
Rome's birthday Is Officially recos-
nized as $50 y. G.. recen archaeology
ical discoveries Indicate chat IL should
be moved back many centuries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Cincinnati which ls the Teuionie
capital OF America. ought 10 be iull
of pride over the Reds iuncld, This
Is the luheld. Hoblitzcli, Groh, Me
hon and Herz0g. Aud Herghammer
~ utility man Huehey Fullerton
calls II the prctzei infield.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

within two years 1t Is expected that
the pavilli0ns of he different coun-
tiles around ''sc Central Palace OF
the Venice group of art buildings will
be completed by the addition of those
OF Germany. Austria and the United
States on the island OF Saint Elena.
which will be connected with the
gardens OF the exhibition by three
beautiful bridges
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
LINING EN- OUT

After reading learned Judges opin-
ion Of Kiliifcr, Federal league ought
TO be glad u doesn't have To associate
with him,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

The theory thar feminine beauty
cannot be divided into types accord
ing to nationality. but that II is a5-
soiutely international In character.
will be demonstrated hy 81 special eN-
hibit Of paintings by Anglada' the
spanish master. It the coming eN-
hibition 90 fine arts at Venice.
He has been houored with an invi-
tation TO show his pictures In "a sep
arate room. and The exhibit Will be-
composed entirely of feminine por'
traits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
EASTER N
BANNER DAY FOR
N d SCHOOLS

Yesterday was "a good day for tho
sunday schools OF Albuquerque. The
gain. The toiai attendance was the
highest since the reports have been
published IN the Herald. Following
is the report BY Schools.
First Methodist .......... asa
Central Avcnuo Methodist ...... no
t"onefegationol goa
Episcopal ,,.............,.... 30
Gold and broadway ........... lzt
Lutheran ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
h"pti7l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2li
presbyterian ..,........,.+.... $3.50
-
i"ihl '''ss.s... ...t......lHaa
Attendance one week. 1856. gaip,
ST Din over two weeks ago, 1sg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
TO CELEBRATE
HER 2267TH
BIRTHDAY
Elaborate Ceremonies Plan
ned for Anniversary of
Founding of City on the
Tiber April 21st.

Rome. April 13.-With the passing
Of the Giolitti caDinrt the leaders oil
the feminist movement In Italy have
taken up a new campaign, In the hope
that the new ministers Of the govern
ment will deal more favorably with
their cause.
There IL no militant element In the
feminist movement Of Italy, and nc
sex-antagonism, but women are anS-
lcus to free themselves from certain
restrictions which the laws OF the
hand and the customs Of society have
imposed. Originally designed for the
protection OF women, II IS declared
these laws are nov "A burden. The
vote Is the women's Intimate goal bot
at present they are Hoping particular
ly FOR the opening Of the professiens
to them and the repeal Of such laws
as those prohibiting a married woman
from opening a bank account without
the consent OF her husband,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Doc Johnson, frat hasemah Of
the Cleveland Americans. made him
self solid with home folks during The
Docs boyhod friends gave him a
pair or sold sun buttons when he
came 20 bat. fHe thanked tho dona-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Tim Jordan. the Brooklyn slug
ger, has been at his old tricks In the
minors. During the past two years
with Toronto Of the International
league he battcd thirty nine home
runs. Eight of the thirty-nine were
damned out when the bases were fun.
Kid Warren. OF Madison, Wis. has
issued "a challenge TO anyone In the
world ut gb pounds-ny weight Re-
garding which n observer remark
that he IL safe. NO u van make
that weight and be able To carry a
pair OF gloves into the ring
standing Room only vas a sign
at. Yuma. Ariz., when the Chicago
White Sox played there. This was
not caused by the overflow crowd
They had no seats.
iris Speaker watched the Giants IN
"A practice game and picked them q
win the National league pennant. But
he didn't say anything about the
worlds championship. Iris has alsf
seen the Athletics. In a regular
game.
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1913.

January i7-Joo jeanette. Joplin,
Mo. 10 rounds. no-decision.
Fcbraary i9-Jack CTwlnl sulli-
van. Joplin, Mo, 10 rounds. draw.
June 23--Joc Jeanette. Memphis, $
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Manager hickey OF the Browns Is
60 be "A bench in every sense
OF the word this season. lie has lieu
tenants who will do the coaching and
carry out his plan of attack while
he hides on the bench. Now "
Hickey will do a Few other things ex-
aciiy as CONNIE Mack does them
there may he some hope for St
Louis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Says Eddie Collins, In one % his
latest literary achievements: ~ have
heard a lot about fade-aways. slow
balls. knuckle balls. etc, hut I have
yet To see anyone h a anything
along these lines on this same Jean
Dubuc. Believe me, when his control
IS good. he IL about as tough a pitch
err as you would want TO stack up
against"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

oran G.Kirkpatrick, san Antonio,
Tex, broke the strength record az
Harvard yesterday. held by n. r.
Hardwick, totaiing i,3f9.-News Note.
A little piece OF cheese can do bet
ter than that. We met a little piece
OF cheese ones hat was strong
enough TO total 2T.Oi6 without exert
ing Itself at all, and IL was scarcely
In its teens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Greek named Tripolitos IL trying
show Michiaan university studei
how TO throw the javelin Wish h
come down here and show us. Kn'
several people we'd like Co throw I
javelin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Baker. Cobb and Turner are three
time repeaters IN the hall OF fame.
Many OF the critics. however. will
scarcely agree with the selection oi
Cree and Wagner, neither Of whom
distinguished himself durlng the year,
Compare them with Speaker ana bar
~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Polling Levinsky, II he Is success
full against Jack Dillon At Butte. April
Il. will Journey to the coast Ca take
on Kid Kenneth for twenty rounds In
Vernon May -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Federals have started going after
players In organized ball with con-
Z sets for 1915. Gilmore must have
4 ,sarthed another supply Of million
aires.
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NIITH IslIs.ET.

NJ ard Ms ~ c. Phelps q
Hartford. ca. NJ and Mrs y. N.
Phelps and daughter Katharine. 81
lce, Mass spent MAS with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs {. W. Phelps
The South Dorset correspondent
vas IA orrer last week regarding TIE
venerable chss " Phelps and wife
bcing helpless much u the time
NJ Phelps Ia recovering from 81
attack d errsipelas IN his head,
vhile Mrs Phelps has fully rccoN-
cred from her illness and assists Ia
lax for her husband.
am senalng an extract from
a letter from Ned Cas3clman Of
Arden. n y II will interest many
ard as Ned is an expert at fish pro
fagatHn Il tells us some fish facts
aud also describes a section many
Of us did not know existed. Ned Is
self made made man and one Of
Dorset's young men who has made
good IN his chosen calling We are
always glad to have him here on
his vacations
81 CLONE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-01

in Rev. XXI, 2. /, John saw the Holy
City. the New Jerusalem coming down
from God out Of heaven. and it is de-
scribed in Rev. XXI and XXI chap
tiers Its walls of twelve foundations
Of beautiful stones, its streets Of gold
like transparent glass. Jesus came to
the Mount of Olives with the saints,
Zech. XIV 8. Then Satan will marshal
bis host ar the sand of the sea, Rev.
XXI to ii, then comes the judgment
Of the wicked, aud the burning Of the
earth, IL l3l4-l5 verses, the wicked
are cast into the lake Of fie. This il the
second death Then as the ark of old
noated on the waters Of the food, she
Holy City will float on the lake Of FIRE
unframed. Then comes the new crea-
ton. Zech XIII. SO, 50 obey God, no
chance beyond the grave, Feel. TX, 10.
adv. Y.
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NORTH POWNAL.

The schools are closed for the
holidays.
John w. Gardner has purchased
Buick six auto TO be delivered in
the spring
MIR and Mrs Frank Eldred who
have been living In Woodruff, n. y,
are spending the winter here
Samuel Campbell has returned
from the Vermont sanitarium at
Pittaord where he has been for
treatment.
Miss Belle Babson, who has
been working for many years in No.
bennington, is now employed In
Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong
a Griswaldville, Mass. spen Xmas
with A. n. Smith and family They
also entertained Mr. and Mrs. $. l..
Smith.
A fire in the picker room in
the cotton mill recently proved rath-
er stubborn and call was sent 20
PoNnal, but the fire was soon after
eS;inguished
Rev FIR Marion Of Pownal. who
has been curatc ia the Sacred Heart
parish 81 Bennington and has had
charge Of the parish here. has been
transferred 10 Winooski
Natalie. the little daughter Of
Mr. ard Mrs Clayton l. Thompson.
died after a brief illness with bron-
ehial pneumonia st the home OF her
parents 10 this village. and her
faneFA WAS held Sunday moinlng AZ
ten o'clock. Rev. chas. II chcock Of
flciRting. Burial was in the village
cemetery. Natalie was a pupil 10
the graded school here and was
bright liitle child Much sympathy
Is expressed Tor her parc1ts III their
losE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-01
THE wEEk N PROBATE COURT

hetate Of Susan A Fisk. Land
Owe Commissioners report filed
/ Estate of Emma A Brown. Man
chester. Receipt for collateral ia
aeritance tax filed
Esta'e Of Laura r. Hopkins, Man
chester A G orvis appointed ad
mlnistrator c. A. Shmtuck anc
Geo. Smith appointed appraisers anC
comm ssioners
Estate Of Mary Ann Petty. Dorset
commissioners report filed
Estate OF William Walsh. Airing
ton. James 7. Walsh, administration
! flies designation OF agent.
Estate OF Mary Ann Petty, Dorset
Olive y, Petty. Administrative, rem
ders final account. Decree of distri-
button.
Estate Of Ruth A. Pudy, Manches-
ter, WIN filed for probate.
Estate of Ralph Bentley, sunder-
land. Jay +. Bentley administrator.
renders final account Order Of div
dend.
Estate OF william ". Buffum,
Landgrove. Commissioner report
filed
Estate OF oren p Walker, MARI
boro, Mass Commissioners report
filed.
Estate OF John o. Wait. Peru.
Lucy Wait. widow. files petition for
Administrations
Estate OF Sarah L. Woodcock, Sane.
gate. Edgar s. Botsford appoint
ID guardian of Myrtle and Mildret
Higgins.
Estate OF Alden ]. Lincoln, Man
chester. Inventory of appraisers fill
ed
Estate OF Sarah 4. Woodcock,
Sandgate Edgar s. Botsford, guar.
dian. files petition to sell real estate
Of his wards.
Estate Of Mary Perkins. Rupert
Inventory Of appraisers filed.
In re Viola Wade, Dorset. Viola |
Wade adopted by Charles NJ. Peck |
and Nellie Peck.
Estate of Reuben E. Warner, Ar
ington. Ida A. Warner appointed
admit istratrix. Inventory OF ad-
filed.
Estate OF d. II Hewes. Peru.
license granted to sell real estate
o pay debts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-01

Mr. G v whitman and Mis-.
iulu y whitmAn we're IN Dandy OF
saturday visiting aw LiEHle whit
aiAH and faalJ
TIE Manchester Cenier I'm
proyemeDi Association sill meet III
the offices ~ VI w Bennett 81
Monday eyeuing neat At 7so p m.
Mn Arthur q. Nansden aud
Master Norman MarSdea left for
Utica. n Y last Friday to attend
tho funeral 81 the late John Mars.
den.
Miss Stella profAn. who has
been spending the past few months
ip New York city. ~ spending the
holidays with her mother Mrs. Jose
phine Proyan
The remains OF Ms. " A. Tyr
rill we're brought from her late
home in Brandon on Wednesday and
inferred in the family plot IN DELI
wood Cemetery
The nomination Of Carl S Mat
ttpn as postmaster for this VIII
lage has been sent In TO Congress byI
President Wilstn. It has not been
confirmed as yet
Nc and Mrs. Ned Andrew were
resent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. ~
Shaw Mr. Andhew was a former
resident OF Arlington and graduate
Of Burr & Burton Seminary
The dance given by Adoniram
Lodge at the Opera House on Mon
day evening was largely attended,
there being about 10 couples pre-
sent A very enjoyable time was
had.
Earl storrs died at his home on
Maple St, Friday The funeral
Was held Monday. Although Mr. |
Storrs had been a resident OF Man
chester but a few years, he had |
won the respect OF all who knew
him Mr. storrs was n years old,
Jas. Ianley OF Montreal, Louis
tianley OF New York City. and Aga
ha IIanley OF Rutland spent the
Weekend with the Misses Hanley.
Also the Misses OiConnor of New
fork City spent Saturday and Sun
lay here prior 20 their departure
or Europe.
-Notice i beg 10 announce to
he public that am making pure
ome-made candy ~-French Cream
'hocolates--Cream Bonbons. Differ
Mt flayors and all kinds of Nut
andes. Candy will be made to
our order pure and fresh Mrs
), II. Foster. Manchester Center, VI
"a. Telephone 1894. adv.
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Way Down East at Bennington
Opera House.

Way Down East" Lottle Blair
Parker's universally popular play
comes to the Bennington Opera
House. Wednesday, January 7th.
There seems TO be no abatement
In the interest manifested in this
fine New England play, For eigh-
teen years from Maine TO Califor-
MIA II has filled the theatre when
ever announced for presentation
and ii can be truthfully stated that
very few attractions give more gem
uine delight than this quaint, pic
turesque drama of New Hampshire
life, which has become so firmly
in the hearts Of theatre
goers