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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Baptist

! Baptist
hAhTTiSr TEMPLE; Broad aud Berbo
! Esy, A. b HARRIS Associate Pastor. will
/ Morning, 1890; bible school $50 Eve, 7:45.
~ John J. JOYCE. Ir.
Recital. 7'i5. Wm poweiii Twsddei %ieh NJ 2.Sfn f.
I cttlig,SsT!Nt'r STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
GaE{GhGE ~ q 81, =, AADAAMs .. ~ Pastor
in;"O q, m. Worship and Sermon by Pastor
- m Communion Service
2io p' m.-Bbe School and Mems Bible
Ia m.--wo'shlp and Sermon by Pastor.
SECOND BAPTIST HELPING-HAND CLASS
MoGt1 Rsy AdriSSHHY Mokasi ES 'sTESGsSS ToS}sSr s.
Ter. sololsts. sunday 1S'ea,lay and ThmTs,y5y
nights. Bethany Anchorage 3OG n OH st
VIVA II !. Mckee. Wtsidcrt.
Brethren
Fi&ST CHURCH OF ruE RRETHREN
sTG,I,l ssre1SRnEIloaG q; Ga m. and 7H5 ,. m.
praycr Meeting zach Wednesday evening.
Disciples Of Christ
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
7. i, WINTER % Pastor. %"' r6:iS' aISen 2:g6 H.
preNeI BIddIc Bible Classes
pnENEL RIDDLE BIBLE CLASSES
church to affiliate with our orsan,zaii1I. UT,
Me4S i. wSmSRs Rds aTd Jqner 1epartments Let
Telephone Poplar 5GOi 80
Ethical Culture
MR., CHARLES ZUEBLIN WIN speak on "The
ConsCienCe Of the city" Broad Street Ibea-
ire sunday. IL a. IN. Public welcome
Franklin Home
FRANKLIN HOME FOR THE REFORNTG- ,
TON OF INERRIATES aii-i3 Locust ST !
SUNDAY P m Service conducted by Mir
Moritt Williams. ~ VT
Lemon Hill Association
"REM-A MORAL ISSUE
GAHklCk THEATRE
SUNDAY NIGHT. $50
-WELCOME-ALL
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Faithful Unto Death" will be the subject
o. TIE Rev. Dr Charles W. Harvey, pa stoT OF
the Church OF the New Jerusalem. tomorrow
al 1 A. IN
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The Rev. Dr. William Muir Aud pastor Of
the Calvary Presbyterian Church viii preach
on PATRONAGE and Passion at the norrink
services tomorrow, and in the evening on
week service, Wednesday afternoon. at
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The Rev Or. Harvey officer Will conduct
the VcsDer service at Houston Hail. University
OF Pennsylvania, tomorrow afternoon al 4:3O
D'rlogk.
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Bsnop Garland Will preach at st. Stephens
Protestant Epscopal Church tomorrow morn
ing at II O'Clock and will ofhciRte at COntirma-
tion. The Rev. Dr. G. T.. GTammer. the rector
will speak at o'clock In the afternoon.
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Bishop Berry will address laymsn and min
isters on The Kind Of Cooperation the put
pit Has a Right 70 Expect from the Pew a.
he Arch Street Methodist Church, Broad ana
Arch streets. At Z o'clock Monday afterneon
iers' meeting viii he held al lois Arch strset
al II o'clock IA the morning %'
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The Rev. DR.. Augustus T. Barrett rector OF
the Reformed Episcopal Church Of our Re
deemer will administer Holy Communion at
1880 o clock tomorrow morning. His subject
al S p. m. viii be Can the Mud OF PaRanlsm
re Separated from tho Gold OF Christianity %
Prof. Joseph ID. Wilson win deliver the Lenten
address Wednesday at p, m.
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EPIPHANY CHAPEL
ltth and Summer streets
N'OV q. Holy Communion
} 90 q, M Morning Prayer and Sermon.
2l1 ~ -sSunday School
SOo p. E.v Evening PRAYER and Address
preacher morning. Rev. !. W. McGrsW
Preaching evening, Rev. W. A. Warner
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The Rev. Clarence Edward Mccartney will
preach The Eve Lamb" at the Arch
street Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
al 1913 o'clock, In a series Of sermons on Old
will be Vacancies"
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Facing an Ecclesiastical Trar' will be the
topic OF the Rev. Or. George Chalmers Rich
mond, rector Of 81. Johns Protestant Episco-
nal church; tomorrow morning. In the eve
ming his subject has been announced Hs THE
CHARGES Against Bishop RhIneander; First.
Tanperlng With United States Mail and Sec
ond Cruel and Ungodly Treatment OF the Rec
tor OF 81 Andrews. Yardley-A Revelation OF
Episcopal Depravity."
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Mrs Robert Stover OF the billy" Sunday
| marty, VIII address meeting for women only
al The Hope Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening al 7.i5 o'clock
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The Rev. Dr. Charles Wesley Burns past,r
OF the First Methodist Episcopal church. n
Germantown, VIII conduct Communion service
tomorrow morning a. io:f5 o'clock Al T.ss
Laascd iAia-thg -, Rav"
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"Hlndrsnces to Prayer viii he the theme
OF the Rev. Edward Warren, pastor OF The
Green fIil PTesbyteran Church. tomorrow
morning al 1880 O'Clock Al T;I5 o'clock In
the evening he viii preach on Il Am Not
Ashamed
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Tho Greatest Sight i'm the World" Is the
subject OF the Rev. Urban e. Gutellus pastor
Of Grace Reformed Church, tomorrow morning.
The evening service Will be preceded BY an
organ recital by Roy Rodgers assisted by
William HenninEs. vIolInist.
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Text; Whatsoever things are true
think on these things Phillip
plans, iv. s.
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THE Original Goodness viii he the theme
Of the Rev. Dr, Milton Harold Nichols. pastor
cnant. tomorrow al 1850 a m. lie win preach
on Battling with the Giants" at 7;i5 pm.
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no Night There" Is tho subject OF the Rev
A 4. Crowell's sermon at the Tabernacle
Methodist EplscOpal Church tomorrow evening
al T.i6 o'clock.
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The Rev. Lee T.. Rife pastor Of the Norris
square United PTesb{}te[laIn, Church win
IN, and on "A Contrast In Values'' al 7;I5
ID. mi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-06

Miss Grace SAKE Of the Billy SUNDAY
party, win give her chalk talk on The Second
Coming OF Christ at the Young Women 4
Christian Association tomorrow morning al o
o'clock.
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phases OF Life Among Negroes In Philadel-
phia" win be the subject of the Rev. Or. John
". Lee before the Presbyterian Minister'S
Meeting in Westminster Hall Monday at IL
q,
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Jacob at Jabbok'' VIII be the topic OF the
sermon OF the Rev James Ramsay Swain, pas
tor % tho Woodland Presbyterian Church al
N o. clock tomorrow. He will preach on Jesus
Saviour OF Martha" at p, m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
HONOR FOR VILLAGE OF
sERMAIzE-LEsIBAIN

INHHN'NANNI ANtHH A'NNfa INNNNNNNI
Paris. Aug. 1.-THE yiiiage OF Ser
maize lcs-Hnins viii have the double
honor Of figuring In history ar the
extreme right Of the position Of he
Fourth French army IN the brittle OF
the Marine, ana Of being the first OF
the completely devastated towns TO
rise from their ashes. a ycar aFo q
was a local sugnr refining center and
@ watering place. with charming cot
tnges and villas and some luxurious
mansions; IL population was about
5000. The 18TH of September there
remained not forty of these houses
oerct, and none of the forty were un-
damaged.
There was no fighting IN tine town
Aself ana no soldiers were ever quar-
tered there. yet u received 1000 shells
In six days-ton FOR each building
ana more than three for zach inhab-
itant-dnrlug the week Of the battle
OF the MnrnC There were fcw cas-
ualtios among the civilians. for those
hat had moi ovacuntod took shelter In
cellars. what buildings remained
erect when the Germans rctrcuted
were set aflrc.
Today there IL % Hotel DIES Voy-
agcurs.' nilod with guests. q grand
bazaar" "a drossmaking aud millinery
establishment. a grocer, u butcher, a
barber me "A dealer Ia garden s~.ds
doing n thriving husinesg.
The Qunkcrs have erected nfty.
eight temporary dwellings and her,
and there q permanent structure.
have been rot up hy The inhnbitnnt,
with funds leaned by the deuartmeul
Of the Marnc. Seventeen hundred ul
the original inhabitants have re-.
turned
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state OF New Mexico.
State Corporation Commission o.
new Mexico.

state OF New Mexico.
State Corporation Commission OF
New Mexico.
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON.
United States 81 America,
state 81 New Mcxico-ss.
II Is hereby certified, that the an
nexed II a full. true and complete
Transcript Of the
Frs NON-LfABIL1TY OF CITY
ELECTRIC COMPANY
(No. seer
with tho endorsements thereon. as
same appears on file and Of record In
the office ~ the State Corporation
Commission.
In testimony whereof tho state
Corporation Commission Of the state
of New Mexico has caused this GER
tihcate 20 be signed by It's chairman
and the seal OF said commission 10
be affixed al h city OF Santa Fc on
this 18Th day OF September. a.. ID.
1915. VI. 8. GROVES.
(scaD Chairman.
Attest: EDWIN +. COARD.
a. u. stamp l0cl Clerk.
CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS
NoN-LIABIL1TY OF CITY ELEC-
TRIO COMPANY.
Wa. thu undersigned i-ncorporators
OF the City Electric Company. hereby
certify and declare tina there shall
be no stockholders liability on ac-
count OF any stock issued By said cor
poration.
In witness whereof we have here
unto get our hands and seals this gth
DAY OF August. 1915.
GEORGE RosLINGToN. CseaD
LLOYD srURGEs. (seal)
r. L. CROSSE. (seaD
lff. H. Stamp i0c)
state of New Mexico.
County of Bernalillo- -.
on thissl nh--day o. August. i9i5.
before me, "a notary public within and
for said county. appeared Gcorge
Roslinston. Lloyd 4. sturges. 10 mo
known toI-@ the persons described in
and who executed the following in
strument and Acknowledged that they
executed the same ns their free act
and deed.
In witness whereof ] have hereun-
10 set my hand and affixed ms notar-
ial seal the day and year %last-above
written.
GEORGE r. PARTRIDGE,
CseaD Notary public.
My commission expires September
20. 1917.
state of New Mexico
County of Mora.
on this 9th day Of August, 1913, be-
fore me a notary public within and
for said county, appeared r.. l. Crosse,
To me known To- be the person de-
scrlbed In and who executed the fore
going instrument. and acknowledged
that he executed the same as his free
act ana deed.
In witness whereof I have hcreunto
set my hand and affixed my ~notarial
seal the day and year l~ast-aOove
written. JUAN PATTENGHE,
(SeuD Notary Public,
Ny commission expires January ~,
1918.
ENDORSED. No. S2G2.
Cor. Reed. Vol. G. page 32t. Ger
tidCate Of Stockholders Non-Liabil-
ity or cit, Electric Company. Filled
In office OF state Corporation Com.
mission OF New Mexico September 10
1915; 10 n. m.
EDWIN r. COARD. Clerk.
Compared T. j. $. to T.. +. G.
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sANTA ne TINE B

W
lin effect Sunday. SEQ. nth. 1879
West
No. Daily. Ar. DIP.
I California Express. 7;3Op s:Sot
. California Limited. ii:0Oa ti;3Oa
Fast Express ..... 3;f5a lO:lsa
. Fast -. ....li:5Op l2:3oa
10 DE Luxe (Thurs.). T;gOa S:O0s
south
500 NJ Paso Express. . Io:sot
SIS FL paso Express. ssbba
East Daily.
10 Atlantic Express. . 7:35a S;06a
2 Eastern Express q. 2;i5p 2:fOp
4 California Limited. G:f0p 7:O0p
8 X. G. a Chicago FIX. 7;f6p 1857
go Do Luxe (Wed).. -. 9:Oap s:10E
From south
$40 X. g. 4 Chicago. 7iooa
s1s X. c. 4 Chicago. 5:30p
standard sleeper for Clovis M
Roswell leaves on no. 500. connects al
Beien with train No. 20. leaving Belen
at i1:B5 y. m.
No. 7 carries one coach onIys ne
sieopers.
No. SIC will have standard sieopei
from Roswell from train No. 81 a.
Beiea.
p. J. JOHNSON. Acsnt
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CERTIFICATE or /

state Corporation Commission OF
New Mckee.
CEBTiIICATE or FILING.
United states OF America.
State OF Now Mcyico-ss.
II is hereby certified. that there
was flied for record In the Office Of
the State Corporation Commission OF
the state OF New Mexico. on the
thirtoelth day OF September. 4. d.
1915, ai 10 o'clock "a, M.
CERTIFICATE OF GNCORpORA-
TiON AND CERTIFICATE OF
STOCKHOLDERS' NON LiABtL-
Try OF CITY ELECTRIC COM
pANY.
Wherefore: Tho in-Dorporators nam
ed iu the sniI certificate 90 incorpura-
tlon. and who have signed the same,
and their successors and assigns,
are hereby declared Co bc from this
dato until the ninth day Of August,
nineteen hundred and %sixty-nvc. a
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'.|." D." |
County Of Rornaliii0-ss.
ON thin 18th day ~ August. 1915,
bcforc me a notary public within
and for said county. appeared George
Rosiington. LLOYD sturres. to me
known 10 be the persons described IN
and who executed the foregoing in
strument, and Acknowledged that
they executed the same as their free
act and deed.
In witness whereof ! have hcreunto
subscribed my name and affixed my
notariaI seal the day and year last
above written. (seni)
GEORGE II. PARTRIDGE.
Notary public.
My commission expires September
20, 1917.
stete OF New Mexico.
County OF Mora.
on this Gth day of August. 1915.
be fore mo a notary public within
and for said county, appeared ". L.
Grose. TO me known 20 be the person
described In and who executed the
forego,1g instrument. and aeknowl-
edged that he executed the same as
his free act aud deed.
In witness whereof / have hcrcunto
set my hand and affixed my notarini
seal the day and year las,-abovc
written. JUAN PATTENGHE.
tseal) notary Public.
Ny commission expires January 10,
1919.
ENDORSED.
No. s2gi. Cor. Reed. Vol. g. page
32i. Certificate Of Incorporation OF
City Electric Company.
Filed In office Of State CorpOratior
Commission Of New Mexico Septem.
! Der 10, 1918: 10 n. m.
EDWIN =. COARD, Cicrk.
1 Compared r. ]. $. 20 r. +. c.
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WANTED-Male Hello


WANTED -- Messenger boys. with
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For Sale

FOR SALE cHEAP-Threo horses
and two delivery wagons In first
class condition. Horses gentle and
city broke Apply A. IT, Crumlcy. as
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corporation by the name ana for tho
purposes set forth In said certificate.
(No. Se6f-2)
In testimony whereof, the state
Corporation Commission OF the state
~ New Mexico q caused this cer-
tincate TO be signed by is chairmaP,
and the seal OF said commission 10
be aHixed hereto at the city OF Santa
Re. on this thirteenth day OF Sep
tomber. A. d. 1915.
(seai) NJ. s. GROWS.
Attest: Chairman.
EDWIN =. coAnD. Clerk.
q. II. Stamp iOc)
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sacrifice salc of clccttir light Nv
lures. 4 chance q save money
ColCmaD-B Blank Co.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

state OF New Mexico
State Corporation Commission OF
NaNu Mn~fa.
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WANTED-Foiks to use Oevoe ready
paint. n gallon covers 900 square
feet. two coats. Erie Carbon roof
paint stops leaks; lasts I've years. For
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we take back unsold goods; easiest.
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-19
Sporting Notes.

Speaker is doing no hitting to date.
Mathewson lasted only three in
nings in his first start of the season
Our old friend 'Paddy" Green is
with Hiekey's team in the Three-H
league.
Johnny Evers laid up with strain
ed tendon. Fitzpatrick on the job.
Not so bad.
Carpenter of Trinity caught good
game against the Massachusetts, Ag-
gies Saturday and connected with two
safe hits.
Brattleboro high baseball team is
scheduled for its first game of the
season at Townshend Friday with the
Leland and Gray team for an oppo-
nent.
Maisel of the Yankees stole second,
third and home on Lapp of the Ath-
leties Saturday and all of these while
High, the next man in the batting or
| der, was at the plate.
Robinson, twirling for Amherst, was
too much of a problem for Holy Cross
Saturday and Amherst won, 5 to >.
| Capt Swasey 5 batting, three singles
in four attempts, was the feature.
The Harvard team got one lone hit
| off Neyland of the West Point team
Saturday Neyland, by the way, is
the best twirler the Army boys ever
had and is one of the best amateurs
in the country.
With no salary limit for teams il
the Twin State league the Greenfield
management proposes to have Catcher
Mona han act as playing manager thi:
season to 'rednee expenses Accord
ling to reports from that town "a mucf
faster team than last year is expected. :
Brown easily defeated Princeton
Saturday, s to ;. Crowen allowed TIL
Tigers only FIVE hits, but was wild
passing six. Dixie is now leading of
) for Brown. He scored two runs an
made a hit Johnston hit safel
twice and felded sensationally, as di
Darlington. Andrews felded as he al
ways does at first and got one hi
Crowell lined out triple.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-19
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Alice Leonard Eastman of Bos- |
ton is visiting at Noyes II. Whites.
Mrs. Grace st. Peter began work to-
day as waitress at Hoadley's restau-
rant.
Edwin Larrow of Holyoke, Mass, is
visiting in town with his father, Frank
A. Larrow.
Mrs. Frances Bemis went Friday to
Meriden, Conn, to visit her sister, Mrs
James H. White.
Mrs. Herriek of Mortified, Mass,
is spending the day in town with Mrs.
E. G. Crosby.
Mrs. E. G. Kendall and daughter,
Ruth, of Gardner, Mass, are visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. L. Perham.
Mrs. G. E. Allen went Saturday TO
Hartford (Vt.) to visit her son, Carroll
Allen, returning yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon w. Lamb and
family of Greenfield spent yesterday in
town with his mother, Mrs. Anne Lamb
Mrs. J. D. Vivian, who had been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs A P. Simonds,
returned Friday to her home in New
| Britain, Conn.
Enrol Richardson came home from
Pittsfeld, Mass, to spend Sunday and
today, which is holiday in Massa-
chusetts, being Patriots day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Howard of Put
ney, who had been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Trip, few
days, have returned to their home.
i Miles Keefe, Edward Barrett, Thorn
as Howard, Frank Clary and George
Skinner of Bellows Falls were in
town yesterday, returning this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Blake and Mrs
Elizabeth E. Cressy have returned from
!, and have opened their house on High
. street.
: Luther Plummer came from Boston
Friday night, accompanied by hi
daughter, Miss Gertrude Plummer o.
Radcliffe college. The latter win re
main for q week s vacation.
Mrs O. B. Mitchell and Miss Edna
G. Mitchell Of Auburn, Mass, were
guests over Sunday Of Mrs. Horac'
French of Clark street. They came t.
visit Mrs. Mitchell s son, G. A. Mitch
ell
Mr.. and Mrs James Robertson o
? New York, who have been at tn
3 Brooks House several days, will go to
; morrow TO Boston and Fitchburg to Wis
d it before opening their summer home i
lGreen River.
Miss Matilda Uflery, who spent he
vacation at the Brooks House, returne
3 today to st. Mary's school in Concord
2 \. II. Miss Agnes Powell, who ha
l. been visiting in town with Miss u
llery, left today for her home in Milton
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-19

Grover Cleveland Alexander in the
first week of the season has pitched
against and summarily defeated the
two teams which experts claim to be
the contenders for the National league
pennant-the Braves and the Giants.
FLOYD MacFarland, world famous as
a bicycle rider, was stabbed to death
Saturday by man who had a conces-
sion at MacFarland IS motordrome in
Newark. n. Y. The men had an argn-
meut over some signs which MacFar-
land S assailant hal displayed over his
refreShment booth.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-19
COLLEGE BASEBALL GAMES.
Brown, Yale, Aggies, West Point and
Dartmouth Among Winners.

College baseball mines provided fans
a few thrills Saturday. Springfield col
lege had as fiowery a start as any of
the teams, trouncing Wesleyan to 2.
Amherst, with the mammoth Robinson
on the slab, took fall out of Holy
Cross. Brown gave Princeton an ex-
pected walloping and Yale also did
things to Pennsylvania according to
schedule. The way the Aggies
soaked Trinity must have been a sur
prise to themselves Harvard was soft
for West Point Strange to relate,
Dartmouth seems to have a winning ball
team. 1t finished a successful week by
downing Columbia and the latter is
anything but slow The results:
At Springfield Springfield college 8
Wesleyan g
At Providence, R. T., Brown $
Princeton 3.
AT Amherst, Amherst ), Holy Cross ?
AT Hartford, Conn, Aggies 10, Trim
| ity 4.
At Philadelphia, Yale $, Pennsylva
nia 3
At West Point, N. Y, Army 9, Har
ward 2.
At Exeter, n. f., Exeter q, Maine
At New York, Dartmouth {, Colum
bia 9.
At Ithaca, n. Y, Cornell 9, Roches
ter O.
At Annapolis, Nd, Tufts 6, Navy 4
| At Kingston, R. l., Rhode Island !
Worcester tsTech'' O.
At Baltimore, Nd, Johns Hopkins 9
Washington college (Maryland) l.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-19
PERSONAL.

Miss Fullerton of Townshend is
is spending the day in town.
Mrs Orlin Whitney returned last
night from a week 5 visit in Hins-
dale.
Mrs. Mvron P. Davis will move to-
morrow from High Lawn road to Ter
race street.
Mrs. John Naughnarn of Boston is
visiting in town with her daughter
Mrs. Henry Whitney, ir.
Miss Florence NJ. Wellman, super
visor of the graded schools, has re
turned from an extended visit in the
South.
Mrs Othello Robinson of Chicopee
Falls, Mass, who had been spending
few days in town, has returned t.
her home.
Charles J. Brasor, agent for the for
eign freight department of the Allan
tic steamship lines of the Canadian Pa
cifc railway, with headquarters il
New York, was at his former home t
spend the weekend.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-19

Coveleskie, Reynolds, Dauss and Me.
Kee; Scott, Johnson, Wolfgang and
Schalk.