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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-20
COUNTY NEWS
BROOKLYN.

Miss Ada Herrick was in Ellsworth last
week.
Miss Green, Of Revere, Mass, 10 the
guest Of Mrs. Hattie Joyce.
George Ingalls, and r. A. Fiye ara in
Ellsworth attending court.
Miss Ciarabel Herrick. who had an at
tack Of appendicitis, is better.
Will Clay went to Boston Monday to be
examined to enter the United States navy.
Miss Goldie Grindle, of South Brooks
VILE, spent the Weekend with friends
here.
Mrs. Alma Bartlett, who has been visit
Sunday.
Rev. Lewis West preached an interest
ing sermon on the 'sChurch and Lodge"
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Porter, Of Boston, who is having .
large summer homs built ON his land, was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Joyce leaves to-day for Mel
rose, Mass, to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. r. A. Watson.
Roland z. Carter has been working on
the foundation for the addition to his
house which he will build this fall.
Miss Helen Mcfarland, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. William wilkins,
in Somerville, Mass, returned home Sat-
urday.
George Herrick. who purchased the
stable OF the estate of Henry Hooper, has
had it taken down. He viii build . cot
tage near the same site.
Mrs.. J. L..wells and Mrs. Faustina Hall
and little daughter, who have been visit
ing Mrs. H. D. Powers, returned to Somer-
vile, Mass, Thursday.
Harvest Bone society held its annual
sale and supper At Masonic hall Tuesday
evening, Oct. II. Owing to the bad year,
the exhibit OF vegetables was not As large
a. usual, but otherwise the supper was
better than ever. Proceeds for the even
ing SS4.75.
Twenty-Five members OF Lookout chap
tsr, o. E. q visited Harbor View chapter
1t Deer Isis Wednesday evening. CAPT.
Charles Conary took the members to North
Deer Isle, where there were automobiles
at the wharf to convey them to the viii
lage. The members OF Lookout chapter
enjoyed one Of the most delightful times
they have had since their chapter was
organized four years ago.
Oct. Is. UNE FEMME.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Lester Hall, of Hancock Point, was
. Sunday guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Jennie
Dyer.
The Ten-Ten club was delightfully."- en-
tertained BY Mrs. Jennie Dyer, Tuesday
evening.
Tracy Bros. are having an extension
built ON the back end Of the -four and
grain store.
Mrs. A. p. Havsy and young son David
wsrs up from West Sullivan Wednesday,
calling on friends.
Misses Muriel and Eirena DeBeck, who
spent Saturday at their home here, re-
turned to crono Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Martin. who spent the week
with her sister. Mrs. Arthyr Bunker, was
on her way from Hancock Point to Calais.
Mrs. Glendon Stephens, Of Rumford,
with her infant son and little daughter
Margaret, is spending month with her
parents, Lewis F. Springer and wife.
A party of high school pupils, with
friends, to the number of twenty, gave
Richard Dyer q surprise last Wednesday
evening. 1t was an occasion of pleasure
to all.
An enjoyable blackboard ride was an
event on one OF the pleasant days last
week. The participants were six sisters
Mrs. Rachel Smith, Mrs. Eunice Blaisdell,
Mrs. Julia Martin, Mrs. Ida Bunker, Mrs.
Jennie Dyer and Mrs. Martie Smith, who
spent the day with another sister, Mrs.
Lucretia Downing, at Sullivan, she receiv-
ing them in artistic costume. A chicken
dinner demonstrated the culinary skill
which is accorded not only to q part OF
the family, but is the reputation Of each.
Oct. IS. B.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Hermon Sinclair has gone to Moosehesa
Lake to work.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tracy, who has been LII
is improving.
Mrs. Henry Milliken returned 'nn
week from visit to Corinns.
Mrs. w. K. Springer has just retafnsu
from visit to friends in Dexter.
Fred Graves, OF Brewer, Was guest u
his brother, c. P. Graves, over Sunday
Mrs. Ed Achorn, Of Boston, Mass y
visiting her sister, Mrs. Pearl McFarian''
d. NJ. Cleveland and wife, OF Dexter,
were recent guests Of w. X. Springer an'
wife.
e. A. Butterfleid and wife, who n so,
been employed ct Southwest hafpo''
will return home soon. =,
Oct. II. l. W.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Fred J. Higgins is one OF the latest pur-
chssers Of an automobile.
Mrs. Julia Marson returns to her home
in Boothbay Harbor to-day, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Caroline Moore, who
will make her home with another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clara Marson. Miss Neva
Gilley will remain here q few days longer.
Mrs. Leverett GilIey went by invitation
Of Mrs. Cameron in their automobile to
Bangor, greatly enjoying the trip. George
Higgins, who has proved an expert chauf-
feur, will accompany the Camerons to
their home in Petersburg, Va, for the
winter.
Elmer Tower, after finishing the course
ct Higgins classical institute, spent his
vacation q. home. He left last week for
Bowdoin, and after four years course
there will complete his medical studies at
some medical college. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tower recently spent . week or more in
Bangor.
MIR. Hanscom, q student at the Bangor
theological seminary, supplied the Con-
gregationaI churches here Nand ut Bass
Harbor Sunday, giving excellent sermon.
In the evening q fine program, arranged
by the c. E. society, was given, with music
by the choir, duet by Rev. and Mrs.
Doran, fine address by Mr.. Saxon on
1.-THE Nations at Peace; the world At war
for Jesus Christi. Remarks on the topic
were made BY Principal Foster, Mr.. Doran
and Others This union service on stGood
citizenship day" proved helpful and inter-
esting.
Oct. Is. SPRAY.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Frank Bragdon recently lost . valuable
horse.
Fred Clark and wife, OF Sullivan, spent
Sunday here with relatives
Friends here Of Mrs. Ruth French were
panied to hear Of her accident.
Miss Ruby Cousins has gone to Old
Town, where she has employment.
Chester williams is 1t home from south
Gouldsboro for lev days hunting.
Stanley LAwris came home last week
from Northeast Harbor, and Arthur Eaton
from Presque Isls.
Mrs. James Pirsr and little SON have
gone TO EAssbrook to spend the winter
with her mother y hils Mr.. Piper il in the
woods.
Oct. IS. T.
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BUCKspoRT.

The seminary football team was de-
feated by Mattawamcook academy at Lin
coin Saturday by the score Of 25-0.
Capt. Frank g. Arey, . native Of Bucks
port, died ct his home in Brewer Satur-
day, aged ninety-four years. He was only
nine years Of age when be shipped for his
first voyage Is s.cook's scullion", and fol-
lowed the sea for many years, rising to
the captains berth. For years after retir-
ing from sea he was in the grocery BUSH
'nese in Brewer. He retired from business
twenty-five years ago.
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SEAL COVE.

Salathiel Reed 10 making repairs on the
Powers cottage.
Miss Ele NOR Sawyer, Of Greenyille, il
visiting ct Mrs. Z. d. Sawyer's.
Mrs. Martin Lunt and daughter, Miss
Georgia, who have been at Northeast Har-
Dor through the summer, are at home.
Herbert Sawyer is getting out weir
brush for J.. L. Stanley & Sons. Moose
Island bar weirs, destroyed in the recent
gale, are being rebuilt.
Rev. r. P. Dresser, after year of faith
full and steady service, is taking . much
needed vacation. He will attend the Bap-
tist convention at Waterville, and will
visit in Greene and other places. Mrs.
Dresser accompanied him.
Oct IL. n.
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BIRcHAARBoR.

Mrs. J. w. Rice and Mrs. Arthur Rice
are visiting in Bar Harbor.
c. H. PrebIe and 3. c. Baker, OF Sulli-
van, were recent visitors here.
Miss Mabel Stevens left Saturday for
Bangor, to attend Shaw business college.
The remains OF Gilbert B. Jones, . for
mer resident, who died in South Goulds-
boro, were brought here Friday for inter-
menu.
Oct Is. c.
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department. Of the State, and two daugh-
tiers, Bessie and Vera, teachers in the public
schools.
Capt. Gordon was . man OF few but
kindly words. He was most happy in
his family life. Association with him
meant the formation Of high opinion Of
his character, the appreciation OF his
many manly virtues, the admiration OF
him % = man possessing many OF the
most sterling qualities Of mind and heart.
He was not honest merely in his business
transaction, but honest in his work,
honest in his convictions. High ideals Of
manhood and citizenship were his.
Strong in mentality, clean in character,
honest and courageous in his convictions,
lofty of purpose, the record OF his life
will be an incentive and an inspiration
to noble indeavor, honesty and integrity.
Loving husband, dusifui fAthpr, faithful
friend, honored and respected citizen,
Capt. Gordon has passed beyond to "That
undiscovered country, from whose bourne
no traveller returns".
Oct. Ii. h
Mrs. James Mattocks spent . few days
recently in Bangor.
William p. Goodwin and wife were in
Franklin Wednesday.
Eugene Ash and wife have opened their
home here, after spending the summer in
Bar Harbor.
Mrs. G. F. Hooper has returned from .
weeks visit in Winter Harbor. Miss
Doris Hooper is in Bangor.
Miss Maud shaw went to Bar Harbcr
Thursday, en- roxte to her home in
Plymouth, Mass. Miss Shaw has been .
guest Of Mrs. George Rinaldo.
Oct. Is. N.
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SPRAY.
CENTER.

Mrs. Roy Rowling has returned to her
home in Rockland.
Weston Higgins has sold his automobile
and bought motorcycle.
William Murphy, OF Bar Harbor, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Amanda Turner.
Howard Robbins has returned from
Southwest Harbor, where he bias been all
summer.
with her daughter, Mrs. Wesley Bartlett,
at Bartiett's Island, 10 home.
Oct. II. NJ.
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SOUTH GOULDsBoRO.

Fred Hamilton and family have gone to
Bangor for the winter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, OF Prospect
Harbor, recently visited her son here.
Fred Moffett, IT,, went to the hospital in
Bangor saturday to be operated upon for
appendicitis.
Oct. IL. 81.
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hospital at Bar Harbor, where she under
went an operation for appendicitis. She
is doing as well as can be expected.
The infant son OF Clarence Hopkins and
wife died very suddenly last Friday morn
ing, aged one month. The remains were
taken to Trenton Saturday for interment
The parents have the sympathy OF all.
Oct. Is. N.
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the teeth, iittle red points sticking ont ON
tongue, starting during sleep, slow fever.
II your child shows any Of these symp-
toms, start using Dr.. True's Elixir, the
Family Laxative and Worm Expeller, At
once.
ssMy littls son 10 gaining every day and
think more OF Dr. True's Elixir than all
other such medicines pus together, !"
writes Mrs.. IDA 0agnon of Manchester,
N. III.
AZ your druggist's, sc, 600 and 900.
Advice free. Write me.
Aubsn, Maias. -
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WEST EDEN.

Coburn Trip, who was obliged to 70
to Bar Harbor hospital for an operation
for appendicitis, is doing well.
Mrs. Ida Mayo and son Marvin nave
moved to Bar Harbor for the winter. Her
oldest son Liston is on the police force,
and has been retained for the winter.
Warren Sargent, accompanied by Mn.
sargent and two daughters, Emily and
Elizabeth, Of Bucksport, were weekend
guests OF his brother, e. e. Sargent, and
wife.
mrs. Mabel Tate was taken III last week,
and II vac necessary for her to 20 to the
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klTTERY TO CARIBOU.

BY the will of the late Bishop Goldman,
bequests aggregating $4,000 are left in
trust to st. luke's cathedral, Portland, the
cathedral church Of the Protestant
Episcocal diocese Of Maine, over which he
presided for the past fifteen years.
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COU MY NEWS
WEST FRANKLIN.

WEST FRANKLIN.
Mrs. Charles y. Smith was in Sullivan
last week.
Mrs. Eugene circuit is visiting her
daughter in Bucksport.
Mrs. Emma Morgan is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Angie Smith.
Claud Clark, steward on the yacht Ell
Piacita. is home for the season.
Mrs. Sarah Bragdon is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Norman Smith.
Mrs. Fred Cousins, OF Bangor, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Percy DeBeck.
Master Francis Butler il visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Harry Clark, at Beechland.
Mrs. Howard Springer and Mrs. E. e.
COMBS are visiting in Bangor and Bel
fast.
Eugene Butler came home to-day from
ightship 70, Massachusetts,, for his vacs-
tion.
Charles Coombs and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. Gordon, at North Sullivan,
Sunday.
Jesse Driscoll and William McNorton,
with their wives, visited relatives here
Sunday.
Miss Ola Smith, who has been assistant
cook ct tho Jordan Pond house, returned
home Saturday.
Rev. d. B. Smith and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. Anon Googins, in East
brook last week.
Mrs. Fred Goodale and two daughters,
of Sullivan, called on her brother, Clar-
ence Morse, sunday.
Miss Laura Williams entertained twelve
OF her little girl friends Saturday after
noon, her ninth birthday
Madison, Hal and James Clark killed
two deer Friday within two miles from
home. These are the first OF the season
here.
Fred Mckenzie was in Bangor Monday
and Tuesday OF last week, looking over
rents. He contemplates moving there
for the winter.
iirs. Jane Ryder, Of Bar Harbor, is Wis
iting her daughter, Me-. Aldsn Ryder.
Mrs. Annie Hodgkins, OF Sullivan, was
also guest there Sunday.
Irwin and Jesse Rollins, George Brad
bury and Frank Bradbury, jr., are home
from Aroostook, where they have been
during the harvesting ses son.
Howard Hardison is home from Bangor
for few days, called here by the illness
OF his mother, Mrs. Emma Hardison. ALI
are glad to know that she is improving.
Miss Madeline Goodwin and . friend,
Miss Reed, came from Bar Harbor Satur-
day to spend few days with her parents,
C. I. Goodwin and wife.
Arch Coombs, Of Northeast Harbor, was
q weekend guest Of his brother. Frank
Stanley Lawrie, who has just finished his
seasons work at Northeast Harbor, came
with him.
William WEIGH, who is considerably
past ninety years old, and the Oldest per-
son in town, called on friends here Sun
day, coming in T. NJ. Blaisdell's auto
mobile and sitting as erect as any OF the
party
seldom Tracy and wife, Of Northeast
Harbor, were here Wednesday on their
way to camp "Bonne Fol" At East brook,
where they will remain for several days.
Thursday they were Joined by Mrs. Bertha
Wilbur, OF Mort beast Harbof.
Mrs. Harry Wooster and children left
Monday for their new home in Old Town,
taking with her Ruby Cousins, who will
work for her. Harold Wooster accom-
panied them, and will stay q few days to
help them settle in their new quarters.
Oct. IS. ECHO.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Phyllis Stratton is in poor health.
Mrs. Lizzie Waterman is the guest OF
her niece. Mrs. Stella 6t5atton.
Mrs. Samuel Jordan, of Ellsworth. II
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ida Springer.
81. L. Mayo and wife returned to theix
home in Mcdford, Mass, Sunday. They
made The trip BY automobile.
Oct. Is. AN0H.
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PRETTY MARSH.

winslow Newell is At home for q short
vacation.
Nathan 5maliidge, who has been en-
ployed at Northeast Harbor, is home.
Miss Ramona Carter, who spent the
summer ct Northeast Harbor. 10 home.
Oct. II. +.
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LAMOINE.

Mrs. Harvey Moore is i'll Of sciatic rheu-
matism.
Wesley H. Cousins is having an artesian
well sunk.
Mrs. Cassie King, Mrs. Marcia Chamber
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MANsET.

Roy Fernsld, wife and child are n0D"
on visit.
r. L. smith and wife left oot' ~
Boston and New York.
Andrew Haynes, Of Lynn, Mas'.'
visiting his mother, Mrs. Sarah Haynes
Capt. Charles Stanley and wife are nou -.
from Northeast Harbor. where they -"
spent the summer.
The ladies' aid society Of the Me'n ,..t
church met with Nrs. A. Y. kins ~
week. Delicious refreshments w."
served.
Oct. II.
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COLTS ISLAND.

Charles 81. Harding has gone to Els
worth to serve a. grand juror.
Irving Hodgkins, Of Bar Harbor, is Wis
ting his sister, Mrs. Frank /. Babbidge.
Oct. IA. CHIPS.
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full belly with occasional
Rripings and pains about the
navel, pale face Of leaden tint,
eyes heavy and duh, twitch-
ing eyelids, itching of the
nose. itching Of the rectum.
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Anhertiseuleut&.
advertisements.
Cured of Worms.

Familiar signs of worms in children are:
Deranged stomach, swollen upper lip,
sour stomach, offensive breath, hard, and
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For any ftchinsss Of the skin, for ski
rashes, chap, pimplss, etc., try Dosn's oint-
ment, Sc st all drug storss.-Adst.
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Feel lanGuid, weak. run down. Heso 'soet
Stomach ..oaf4" A good remedy Is Du pr;ee
Blood Bittsrs. Ask your druggist
ti.eo-Adv.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-06-04

The State of Georgia has been making great strides in the
educational facilities offered the girls the rural as well as
urban population In the eleven district schools of Georgia
special courses domestic science and the home
and hundreds of girls who otherwise would have oppo
study the art of home making being prepared to
better living conditions into their homes The Georgia Normal
and Industrial College at Medgevle annually turning out
large number of graduates trained domestic arts
sewing cooking and home making and numbers them are being
sought after by city and county superintendent to fill places
the schools of the State County of Education should
every county arrange to have least these trained teachers
charge to make the school house adate culture
heathBen Hill county had good start two years ago
We must the effort this Fall Fitzgerald has the course
for nine months Ben Hill county to have one for its
school term
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Wants A Meeting Called

Dr. D. g. Luke of Ocla letter the 'Star" states the
plainly, and suggests early convention.
He in 81 will state right here that unless put
roads ID the condition that haYe promised will have
claim put up to those gentlemen and could ask them favor
us above some other route longer but having better roads,
would suggest that Chairman Bowen call meeting the earliest
possible moment and let's busy and deliver the goods have
promised and we Will certainly be on Dixie Highway Short Route
The Doctor realizes that promises will get the High
way and practical it the interested keep
this agitation alive along the entire line Chairman Bowen ready
TO call meeting here elsewhere along the line that be deemed
practical and Fitzgerald will have its active the meeting ready
to show completed highway through Ben Hill county Our Com
mssonrs have done and doing their We have out let
te CARDS and appeals from this office good roads, advo
cate we know the five counties the hope them
ton Let the Newspapers these get behind the agitation
and make special effort have local meetings of its citizens that
t know that they the local support
their people in making the necessary improvements.
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A Tribute To Judge Daniel

Died in Fitzgerald Ga May Doth 1915 Judge Robert T. Daniel
rand sovereign of the Odd Fellows of America.
Divine Love his guide which will every human need
Twas vast and mighty brotherhood
Midst them orator, true,
From whose lips, words, bright and sparkling
Flowing now like crystal dew.
Oh! band of dear loved brotherhood
Each listening to his talk.
Such kindly WORDS and tender tones,
Yes, words of love he brought
Yet, soon, too soon, amid that throng
cry of anguish broke;
And Mid that band of brothers true =
Each one in sad tones spoke.
Hark deaths angel 20 "Grand Sovegn" CAME
Now each the sad news breaks
And each dear brother standing there
tender farewell takes.
Butere they lay him down to rest
There brother near
And whispered softly words that come
From her the dead held dear.
All! yes thy tender words of love
The words affection speaks
Came all too late. but obi thy love
Will know it when he wakes
Oh! thou, who dost in sorrow watt
Whose heart with anguish breaks
Too late, too ate but thy dear love,
Will see thee when he 'wakes
He sleeps mid scenes of early youth
No voice his slumber breaks,
With hands folded Ger bis breast
Till Christ his last sleep wakesl
F.A.
Zone who knew him from chdhood)
ri er Fl "a -A sta 80 ~I~3
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THURSDAYS GAME
WITH MONTEzUMA

Yesterday afternoon the Fitz
baseball team crossed bats with
the Mcntezuma nine. The game
was interesting from start to
finish. Eubanks led our batting
order. When he whitfield at the
first ball pitched, a bad one, the
Montezumans hooted. When he
lined out the second one for an
easy three Dagger the grand
stand was silent and the bleach
ers, where the local fans held
out, split the air with whoops of
joy. Freeman was next up, he
hunted, Eubanks slid home and
Frank got to first. Meyers sacrl-
feed and both he and Freeman
went out, Blansit to Reise to
Broydon. Buckalew flied out to
Richards in right field. One hit
one run.
REESE was the first man on the
Montezuma line up. He made a
base hit, was followed by Broy-
don with another. Reise tried to
make third and was touched out.
Halves hit another one Dagger,
advancing Broydon, Chatham hit
a good one base hit, but tried to
stretch it into double and fail
ed, Broydon scored and Halves
went to third, Ellison brought
Halves home with a single, he
and Richards were left on bases
when Dumas struck out. Three
hits two runs.
Fitzgerald tied the score in the
fourth inning. Barnett led up
and was put out at first base,
Gates made one base hit, Ethe-
ridge followed with double bag
ger, which brought Gates home,
Etheridge kept going till he got
to third, where he died when
Garwood struck out and Eubanks
flied out to left field. Two hits
one run.
Richards led up for the local
team, was hit on the leg by Gar
wood, and to prove that it did
! not hurt, he stole second, where
ne was caught mapping by Norris
{ a moment later, Dumas flied out
to Buckalew in right field and
! Methvin went out at first, Meyers
Ito Gates. No hits no runs.
The winning run was brought
,home by Ellison in the sixth.
j Barnett led up for Fitzgerald and
knocked foul which Halves, on
!. third, nabbed by a difficult catch.
Gates flied out to Methvin as did
!. Etheridge. No hits no runs.
" Ellison led up for the locals,
, Knocked good single, was sacri-
- iced to second by Richards, went
- third on a single by Dumas,
/, md stole nome, Dumas went out
n third. Methvin hit to Gates.
,efho put him out at first. Two
it's one run.
We The rest of the game was COM
earitively uneventful.
! Score by innings:
Fitzgerald, 100 100 OOO-2
g Montezuma. 200 DOL OOx-3
. Batteries: Garwood and Nor
-ris; Blansit and Ellison.
Il SUMMARY
! Three base hit. Eubanks.
Two base hit, Etheridge.
Stolen bases, Meyers. Broydon,
Chatham, Ellison and Richards.
Base on balls off Blansit, 1.
Hit nv nitchar NV Corrrool
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Sheriff Sells Home
Of Mrs. LOngstreet

. Gainesville, June AT Sherifrs
sale today the home of Mrs. Helen
ID. Longstreet, on Green street in the
city OF Gainesville, was sold 10 Chas
Newton for $3.50.