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suTlAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Grin +. Moses and Miss Lillian
NJ. MoDonough were married Mon
day March 1 at the Baptist parsonage
by the Rev. Albert Ryerson Mills. They
will reside at Lake Dunmore.-I. Liberty
died at his home on Maple street
March 3 at the age OF 81 years.
Mr.. Liberty was a native OF Canada and
had lived In Chittenden and Pittsford,
but the greater part of his life had been
spent in Brandon. His wife died many
years ago.
Bishop A.. C.. A. Hall, ID. D., Ii. D.,
Of Burlington will visit St. Thomas's
Church next Sunday morning, He will
preach and administer confirmation
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Connel
have returned from Proctor. where they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Davitt.-An oyster supper and donation
will be serve at the parsonage OF the
w. NJ. church Friday evening.-Warren
Arthur Is In T~iconderoga, n. Y.-Wallace
Bird was in Burlington Sunday, where
his wife is recovering from an operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital.-A son
was born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam LaRocke.-Miss Adelaide Bird Is
visiting relatives at New London, Conn.
Miss Catherine JUNE is out after a long
illness.-The Rev. Walter Thorpe of
Wallingford was in town Monday, In
the evening he entertained the patients
at the Vermont sanatorium at Plttsford
.yith a chalk talk,-E. q. Carr Of Franklin
street is confined to the house by Illness.
Isaac w. Raymond Of Rutland is the
guest of e. b. Grover.-Ray Leonard. the
l2-year-old son of Road Commissioner.
L I 4, -.rl .a. A.aratA m fn,.
appendicitis Friday afternoon at his
h~ome.-Frank c. Sanderson is at Gran
Vile. n. Wright Flagg has moved to
Leicester, where he will work for Carl
d. Williams.-Mrs. William Il. Fletcher
has returned from Pittsford.-Tom v.
Hooker of the Goshen road Is in.-Dan
K. Putnam of Cavendish IL the guest Of
Roy w. Wood.-Miss Marion Goodrich IL
in Fair Haven for two weeks.
The Rev. Walter Thorpe OF Walling-
ford has accepted the call of the Con-
gregational Church and will enter on his
duties May /. He read his resignation
at Wallingford Sunday morning to take
effect April 81. He has served the church
eight years and nine months, coming to
! them from Elizabeth, n. ]. The resiena-
| ton will be acted on Thursday evening.
Ernest Wolcott is visiting John Regan
at West Castleton.-The Rev. and Mrs
Charles h. Carpenter Of Salisbury. Conn
are visiting friends in town. Mr., Car
Penter is a former rector of st. homas =
Church.-The Rev. William G, Leonard,
Henry l.. Leonard and Miss Clara ID.
Burnap attended the birthday party OF
Mrs, John Leonard of Pittsford Tuesday.
Harry Scott Of Chicago is spending n
few days with his mother, Mrs. f. H.
Scotia birthday dinne party was
given Mrs Laura A. Button at tho
| Brandon Inn Sunday aftsruoon.-Char1aN
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S

At the annual meeting of the Morris
vile Centennial Library association, the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, the Rev. w. r. Best; vice-president,
r. NJ. Small; secretary. MSS Eugenia
Pfnney; treasurer, II. a, Slayton:
trustees, II. a. Slayton, Martin Wheelock,
Mrs. C. ii. Slocun, Mrs. NJ. +. Maurice,
Mrs, A. 4. Campbell, Mrs. G. VI. Powers,
w. s. Daniels, Mrs. NJ. w. Carlton. Mrs.
a, II, Calkins and G. ID. Howe.-At a
quarterly conference of the local Metho-
dist Church, the officers of the church
extended to the pastor. the Rev. w. T.
Best. a unanimous invitation to return
for another year. District Superintendent
Dukeshire was present at the meeting,
Word was received Monday announcing
the death of Fred T.. Rodgers of Shell
burne Falls, Mass, the only son of Mr.,
and Mrs. u. w. Rodgers of this place,
Mr.. Rodgers, who was in the employ OF
the Connecticut River Light and Power
company, came in contact with a live
wire at the station about noon Sunday
and died at 4:$o in the afternoon. Mr..
Rodgers had been in the work for many
years, having had his first experience
Turing the construction OF the Morrisville
Electric Lighting and Power plant, He
went to Hardwick Is years ago and he
was superintendent of the Hardwick
Electric Light plant for five years. From
there he went to Keene, N, H., and
from there to Winchester. Mass, where
he remained in the same work for II
years. HI left Winchendon last June
to accept n position at Shelburne Falls,
Fred +. Rodgers was born in tIartland
May 8, 1866, and came to Morrisville
when Is years of age, He was united In
marriage in November, 1889, to Miss Eva
l.. Darling of Morrisville. and resided in
Boston for five years. when he returned
here to take up the work of an cleo
trician. lie was past noble grand of
Manadnock Lodge OF odd Fellows of
Massachusetts He is survived by his
parents, one sister. Mrs. Myra Rodgers
Heath of Morrisville, his wife and five
children, the oldest son, Charles. a
years of age, the youngest. a year-old,
Mrs, Rodgers father, Gus l.. Darling OF
Montpelier, who was also a former resi-
dent of Morrisville. died last week, the
funeral being held Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs, Hobart Fulsom have sold Their
farm on Randolph road. formerly known
as the Hiram Small farm. to William r
Jacques Of San Marca~, Santa Clara
Province, Cuba. Mr.. jacques has i'm
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ORLEANS COu'1r
NORTH TROY.

Dr. W.. H.. White accompanied Mrs.
White to the Royal Victoria hospital.
Montreal. Friday morning. Angelo Mar
gle and Peter Dordoni. both OF Boston.
have leased for a term Of 1--WE years the
main part Of the building on Main
street, opposite the Frontier Hotel, and
will conduct "a business under the name
OF North Troy Fruit company. The con-
Germ IL now building "A front addition.
putting in plate glass windows and Will
be ready for business in a few days.
Mrs. Airline Vermillion returned to the
home of her father. f, Il. Hammond.
March 2 from Pittsford, where she has
been for several months.-Mrs. Cole Is
III at the home of her sister, Mrs. +. II.
Elkins, and Mr.. Sherwell OF Wells River
has been also there a few days visiting
his son, Leon, who was badly injured at
the mill.-A. c. Aiken has purchased a
farm I'm stowe and IL planning to move
there soon.
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The BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AMI ZINES: lHUksuAY. MAKCH IL, 1915

bury over Sunday.-Thirteen from Cac-
pan Lake Grange attended the meeting
d Hazen Road Pomona at Danville Sat
urday'-Thursday evening about 70 people
oi the parish gathered at the hospitable
no"'e Oh Mr.. and Mrs. George '. Simp-
sui mere was music by the Misses
FAIRBANKS, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Rich
arus' song by Mrs. Wakefield and r.. N.
Al'en' several selections by the Vigilance
Ciass and others. A reading was given
by Mr.. Kaiser. Refreshments were serv-
ed and DIR. r. c. Kinney in behalf Of
the many friends presented the guest OF
the evening, Mrs. S. r. Achenback. with
a substantial sun of money, a silver lake
knife and several small articles in re-
membrance Of her birthday.
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Orrin Robbins. who has been i'll for
some time. Is slowly improving.-F. j.
Glider fractured a RIB by falling on
his sled the other day.-Miss Annis is
keeping house for the Bishop brothers.
The remains of william Weber. a
former resident of this town. were
brought here to the home of his broth
cr, where the funeral was held Thurs
day, the Rev. G. ID. Pierce officiating.
He leaves one brother, Charles Web
Der and a sister, Mrs. Mary Stevens Of
Walden. Among those from out Of
town to attend the funeral were Mr..
and Mrs. j.. j. Lindsey, Emma Lindsey.
David and Clarence Peal and Charles
Goodrich of Greensboro.-Dr. and Mrs.
Johnston have packed their household
Goods and will move this week to
S~wanton.-The Rev. c. D.. Pierce was
called 20 Waterville the first Of last
week to officiate at a funeral of a for
mer parishioner.-Mrs. Cowles. who
was i'll last week, is slowly improving.
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CENTER.

Mrs. Roena Arther, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. j. Chaffee. for two
weeks, has returned to Greensboro.-Mr
and Mrs. Edison Thomas of Cambridge
Junction visited their daughter MIS-
Ralph Wells. Saturday and ~unday'-M
and Mrs. Grover Potter and little son
visited the former's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Potter, Sunday.-Mrs. Susie Burt
who has been in Waterville for some time,
caring for her mother, who was H. mas
returned home.-Mrs. Slayton was calleu
to Watervile Monday to care Tor her
daughter, Mrs. May Davis, VINO Is al
Adelbert Blaisdell and Hazel Eldred' both
of his place. We're married MONDAY by
the Rev. A. G.. Chandler.-Miss harriet
Potter and Myrtle Alger visited In Water
Vile Sunday.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mrs. Mary Trick of Burlington. who has
been i'll "A long time at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. clayton Scott, died Mon
day night. The funeral Will he held in
Burlington Friday with interment in
the family lot in Lake View cemetery
Mrs. A. j. Thomas and Miss Syhil Ray
more are visiting friends in M~orrisville.-
A. J. Thomas, who spent several days
In Montpelier. returned home Thursday
Mrs. Ira Morse and Mrs. NJ. A. Shafer
spent Monday in Observation-Disclosures
Pope is the guest OF his aunt, Mrs. Henry
Ladd in Bu~rlington.-The annual meeting
and election Of officers of the jefferson
Vile cemetery association was held Tues
day afternoon at Woodman's hall. The
officers elected are: Superintendent. w.
W. Raymore; president, Mrs. Lucy Bean;
vicc-president. Mrs. Annie Thomas re-
cording secretary, Miss Marion Cornell;
financial secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Elsie Smith: directors. Mrs. Lorraine Will
cox. Mrs. Marion Griswold. Mrs. Annie
Lease, Mrs. Betsey York, Mrs. Edith
Manchester, Mrs. Louise Raymore. Mrs.
Addie Thomas; auditors, Mrs. Nora Haw-
ley. Mrs. Hattie Brown. Mrs. Emma Rey-
nolds flower committee. Mrs. Carrie
Lease. A large company sat GOWN 10
dinner, which followed the meeting. In
the evening under the auspices of the
association. the North Cambridge Choral
Union of 90 voices, rendered a fine con-
cert.-The South Cambridge Cemetery as
ISOLATION held their annua meeting and
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hebb T~ucsday.-A call to the pas
torate of the Congregational Church, has
been extended to the Rev. Arthur Spauld'
ing Of Salem. n. Y.-Mrs. Hannah West
man OF Morrisville was the guest OF heI
| son, George. Tuesday.-Howard Fargo
who is the clerk at +. l.. Starts, visited
his parents in Burlington over sunday
Mrs. owen McCuen and son of Highgatt
are guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Edwards.
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WESTFIELD.

The Rev. NJ. w. Farman preached at
Coventry Sunday as that church is tenn
porarily without a pastor.-Miss Ddythe
Canning Of Littleton, y. H., is spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Herbert G. Gray
Mrs. n. f. Gray went to st. JohnSbury
Monday to visit a short time and bring
back her mother. Mrs. Lois Stoddard. WI
is to have rooms with Mrs. d.. 5. Hitch
cock.--Mr. and Mrs. George w. Miller
spent sunday at Lowell at Samuel
Chase's.-Mrs. Lizzie Benware, who Is
spending the winter at Lowell with her
daughter. was home for the Weekend
Mrs. S. l.. Hendrix has been i'll with heart
rn.,h
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CENTER.

Charles Belisle, u years old. was run
over by a traverse last week and a bone
in one of his legs below the knee was
broken. He was taken to the sanitarium,
where the fracture was reduced, and he
was carried home Monday.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Tarbell, who had been living with
her daughter, Mrs. II, II. Bean. in Brain
tree. Is a guest now of Mrs. Emily Davis.
Mrs. Charles I. Boyden Is recovering
from a serious illness.-The last enter
tainment in the winter lecture course
was given Saturday evening to a large
audience by 1.-The Hilton-Nerdi Conn
panV.'
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WATERBURY CENTER.

A. K. Smalley has gone to johnson
visit his son, Dayton.-L. n. Moody
Plover. Iowa. is passing a few days
his parents here. n. Messer is in
ton on business.-Ruth NorcrOss. who
been in Moretown and Wakefield
some time, returned home Monday
Barnes was at home from Woodst
owe Sunday.-The funeral of F. A.
merritt was held at his late home Nor
afternoon. the Rev. r. P. Parker Of
ating. Mr.. Demerftt had been in
health for several months. He leav(
wife. and son, Walter, a daughter. |
II. c. Stevens. and a brother, Warre|
Stowe.
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FRANCE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Edison Emery died suddenly while SIT
ting In his chair Saturday night at about
O'Clock. Mr.. Bmery was about the
streets Friday and attended to several
matters of business. He arose as usual
Saturday morning and took breakfast
with the family. Soon after, however.
he nae a slight attack of indigestion and
at moor DR.. Clifford was summoned. As
was his habit, when the 5:2o train came
the station, he got up and looked
out. and made some remark, returning
To his chair, Soon after his niece, Mrs.
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NORTHFIELD

James McGlaflin has purchased an in
terest in the Fuller Livery stable, and
the firm will henceforth be known as
Fuller & McGlaflin, AT the town meeting
the sum of $50 was voted for the sup
port of the Brown Public library. and the
trustees were requested to make orange
ments go that the library would be open
morning and afternoon for one day in
each week.-The school directors have
arranged for a sewing class in grade six.
to hold one session a week. A number OF
the village ladies' have volunteered to
act as instructors, The mon " the Meth
odist Church are to give a clam and
fish chowder supper next week and at
the same time viii discuss the moving
the capital of Vermont from Montpelier
TO Mortified.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

The following officers were ele
>: Town clerk, Guy w
treasurer. r. j Flint; selectman.
ron ]. Buck; lister. Guy Wilson; I
grand jurors. j. A.. Graham, G
constables, F. c.. Putnam
f. Cushman; agent, John J. viii
commissioner, Fred G.. Dut
auditors. J. a. Graham, Charles Bs
elder. II. +. Perkins. The tax in
eral. $1.25; town school, 81.
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Ruth Bruce is a little more comfort4I
Viva Atkins Of Montpelier is visiting
~parents.-A concert viii be given by
adult singers Of this place at the Me
odist Episcopal Church Thursday nie
For Il number of weeks rchcarsals hi
been In progress. It IS understood t
the friends are to help pay for the r
piano at tn" church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Newtonof Montpe
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. y. CIR
eth Saturday and SundaY.-James HUI
has moved into one of Wards teneme
and Is to work for the Ward Lumber @,
pany.-Dr Howard OF Waitsfcld wa
town Monday.-Mrs. Edison Palmer is
with the grip.-Elda Palmer has been
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GREENSBORO.

Mrs. James Black was called to Han
over. n. H., last week by the news that
her sister. Mrs. Lang Of white River
Junction. had been taken tn a hospital
for an operation for appendicitis.-Miss
Alice Paine Of Cabot is at j. H.. Barring
for a few da ys.-William Earring
ton Is with his uncle in Cabot Mr.. and
Mrs. John harrington were In ST. Johns
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NEWS

Thomas +. Crowley Of Maiden hai
Il petition in bankruptcy. He give
lia bilities as s7,S59.32 and has asst
si,570.32. OF which S343. 80 Is claimed eA
He is a farmer,
George L. Merriam of Barton has
a petition giving his liabilities as 81
and his assets as $-,7,S, Of which
claimed exempt.
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SUPPLY COMPANY FAILS.

Harry u, Eagles and Ernest A. II
inson, as members of the Standard s
company Of St. Johnshurv, have file
in bankruptcy. The concerI
la bilities of so,1ld.77 and assets of
Mr.. Hutchinson has lia abilities Of
and assets of $3.50. all claimed exemp
Eagles owes s2o5 and his assets arr
all claimed exempt.
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DERBY.

The school in the academy has closed
for two weeks vacation.-Mr and Mrs
A. P. Niles have both been i'll with the
grip the past week. Mrs. Niles Is still
confined to her bed.-Mrs. Mary Campbell
is still confined at home with a cold
w. r. Daley of Greenvllle, Me. called
upon his mother, Mrs. f. r. Daley, last
Week.-Mrs. Kate Moran. who was grad
uated from Brightlook hospital last Octo-
Der. Is spending a few days at her home
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SOUTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Daniels We're In I'd
Sunday.-Floyd Blake ia i'll with rheur
tism.-Herbert Wheeler, a brother OF N
a. L. Haskell of this place, is at the NJ
Fletcher hospital, Burlington. where
has been operated on for appended
He Is reported as doing well.-Am|
those who attended the Pomona Ora
at East Montpelier Saturday were
and Mrs. Burt Wheeler, Mr.. and y
Charles Cady. Mrs Nellie Goodell
Mrs. Nellie Daniels.-Eva Thomas
Stnalil,r in,rro,ip1
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BENSON.

Miss Blanche Belden of schenectady.
N. Y, arrived here Saturday and Is with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Bel
den.-Dr. J. p. Newton expects TO go to
st. Adams to celebrate his 10Th birthday
on March 12-Horace Hale of Benson
Landing Is critically m.--Chester Bishop
Of the A. II. McAllister house Is moving
in with his mother. Mrs. Bunice Bishop
Fred Barlow is moving from this village
to a house near the Robert Rich
ards is moving to the Ann Smith farm in
Orwell.-Heman clifford Of Hague. N. Y,
here Friday and Saturday preparing
to move here the last Of the month.-W1l-
liam Wilkinson Of Br1dport wal here Sat
urday visiting Robert Richards.
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IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE EIE

The Biattleboru civic improV|
league has elected the following on
President, Rev. II. r.. Trout. vico1
dent, George L. Durham, Mrs, FRI
Hamilton. Mrs. q &. AVerlll, Mrs,
Pratt and Miss Jessie Gregg; troi
Mrs. g. g. Fits: assistant treasured
q. r. Aldrich. secretary, Mr..
Adams: standing committees. ch;J
for the north section Of the town.
George Dowloy, south section. MrsI
old Smith; t.steyville section Mrs
Pier. West B%rattlvHuro, II. =
window gardens. carl ; llopkinS,
ny. George bishop; %plaNgrounds
Snuih-
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V,'OlCOT'i

Mary Tillotson is i'll with bronchial
trouble.-Mrs. Pilbin of Hardwick visit
ed in town Saturday.-F'. B.. Forrest Of
Greensboro was in town Tuesday.-Mrs
c. +. Pierce is visiting in East Fairfield.
Steve Pocock was injured Friday while
working at Haskell's mill. breaking has
collar bone and three ribs.-Miss Katie
Richardson. who has been in Johnson, re-
turned home Monday evening.-Mrs. Cora
Cutler of Hyde Park is visiting her sister,
Mrs { & Fisher
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INSPECT BRATTDEBORO RETt

INSPECT BRATTLEBORO RETR
The retreat at Brattleboro was ms
ed Monday by the joint committee o
Senate and House on insane, The
bers of the committee are Senator
l.. Martin Of Plainfield and Jon
Chedel of Gaysville and Represents
A. j. Mackey of Peacham. Or. I
Briggs of Bristol, F. q. Billings of
on. r. a. Adams Of Coventry, Ha1
w. Fish of Ira. T. A. Burdick of
ooski and Daniel O'Brien of South
llngton. BY invitation of DR.. Hem
Holton they also invited the Austin
stltution
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RORRED OE S1i0.

Oscar Potter, living on the Dunn
on the Creek farm road, was the v
Tuesday of a burglar who displ
amazing knowledge of the interior q
His losses included $3.50 In
notes. a gold watch valued at 500. q
ring valued at Sl5. Mr.. Potter left
house at nine in the morning to 20
field at some distance, where he
working. and did not return until
in the afternoon. The money had
put between the pages of a book,
hidden beneath "A mattress. The ring
also under the mattress, but the v
was in another part Of the house,
sewing machine drawer.
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Mrs. Nellie Chase has received word
of the illness of her granddaughter, Miss
Hester Kinsley, in Northampton, Mass,
where she is attending school.-The Boy
Scouts and Camp Fire Girls of the Con-
gregational Church We're entertained and
instructed Friday evening. when, in the
social room of the church. A. IL. Smith
rave his paper on Birds" Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith also furnished maple sugar which
was served, ~doughnuts and pickles being
furnished by the girls Mrs. Roy w De-
merritt has returned from Bristol and re-
ports her father. Edison Palmer. as more
comfortable lie hopes 10 come to Water
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Churchill. the new overseer of the poor.
has engaged Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bush
to run the town farm next year.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
FAST GAME WON
BY REGULAR NINE
Griffith's Veterans Take Well
Played Contest by Score
of 8 to l.
EFFECTIVE WORK DONE
BY ALL THE PITCHERS
Hopper Allows Only Three Hits in
Five Innings-Cold Air
Causes Errors.
BY ]. ED GRILLo.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. March 90
I'm one of the best-played games OF
the exhibition series the Regulars de-
feated the Colts by a 3-to-1 score this
morning. 1t also was one of the coldest
experiences the players have had, both
teams being forced to play In their
sweaters in order to keep from being
chilled by the strong northwest wind.
The pitching was particularly ef-
fective. Hopper allowed but three hits
in five innings, while Gallia, Clarke
and Ayers also showed to good ad
vantage. The players errors were the
result of the cold. their hands being
chilled and unable to hold on to the
ball.
The Regulars got enough runs in the
opening inning to win the game.
Moeller started of with a hit. and
Foster, as usual, followed suit. Milan
sacrificed and then Gandil and Morgan
came through with singles, netting two
runs. The Colts Tailed once in the
third. when with two out Milan drop
ped Massey's fly. Massey stole second
and scored on Neffs clean single.
The final run of the game came In
the sixth. when Morgan, Shanks and
Clarke singled, sending Morgan home.
The score: