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ADJUSTMENTS.
Blanche Sweet At the Grand.


A Lasky picture Is always hailed
with delight by the picture fans for
various reasons. First because of its
stars and then the general excellence
Of its production. Tonight you will
have chance to see the very latest
from their studio. 1t is called Pub
| lie Opinion" and features the talented
actress Blanche Sweet. The support
| ing cast includes Earle Fox, Tom
Forman, Edythe Chapman, Raymond
Hatton, Elliott Dexter and James
Neill. each one of whom Is a star in
himself. 1t is a picture you can't
afford to miss. The program includes
the latest Florence Rose Fashion Pic
ture called, "A Weekend House Patty
with Betty Young" You will also
baritone singer, Mr.. JOS. Wycoff, the
local boy who has made such big
hit throughout the east the past year.
Those who heard him last night were
enthused by his excellent rendition of
| popular ballads.
| Wednesday comes another big day
Besides Mr.. Wycoff and the fashion
pictures, there will be big Para
mount feature called 1.-The Stronger
Love-" This picture features the
| dainty star Vivian Martin, who but
lately deserted the Fox forces for the
Pallas-P Paramount Miss Martin made
big hit in the Fox production Of
"a Modern Tnelma" and in this
latest of her efforts she is said to
surpass anything that she has here
tofore attempted. A strong argument
for your ate ldance at this perform
ance is the fact that it is to be
played as benefit for the injured
| Uh n
was injured Saturday at the big tent
show. He now lies in the Graham
hospital in dangerous condition
This troupe die their share toward
making the big celebration the huge
success that it was and now you car
. contribute your little mite of help by
attending this performance. They
need help, and it's up to you. Don't
forget, Wednesday night at the
Grand. There will be a slight raise
of admission price in order to make
the receipts as large as possible
: Advertisement.
Pan American Girls At orpheum.
e The Pan American Girls Co., who
!, have been playing at the Orpheum ali
last week will continue their engage
!: ment for some time longer as they
II have proved themselves to be grea
favorites, having played to almost
L 10000 paid admissions last week. Thi:
n splendid company has been greatly
strengthened by the addition Of two
l. girls in the chorus and one OF the hes,
y Juggling acts that has ever been seer
I in the city.
y The bill for today, THE Midnigh,
Cabaret" is one of the best yet anc
q Will produce good laugh on the mos,
s sober faces. There is plenty of music
s good singing and dancing, good jokes
= by funny comedians and pretty girls
Friday and Sunday there will be z
complete change of program, introduc
t ing new songs and speciallies. Don,
# fail to see the pretty girls and enjoy ;
good laugh tonight
u Matinee Wednesday, Friday an,
=, Saturday only, with complete chang.
sof program ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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bobble somewhere and the Dodgers

bobble somewhere and the Dodgers
have fallen.
Each time it has been George Cut
shaw. hero Of many common. every
day National league championship
contest. who has shook the chances
of victory from under the eyes Of
the Dodgers. In the first game 1t was
Cutshaw's boot at the crucial moment
which allowed q run to score, and
yesterday it was Cutshaw who. in the
third inning, allowed his nerves to
splinter the Dodgers hopes. Without
his bobble. hesitating tumble of q
ground ball he should have fielded
easily. Everett Scott would not have
scored from third and the game
would have ended in the ninth in
mig with the Dodgers ON top by a
/ to 0 score. Instead they sparkled
through fourteen innings Of the bit
terest lighting Boston has witnessed
in many day.
Pitched Cool Game.
Play after play stood out almost
unexampled as the game wore on.
Sherrod Smith. pitching his first
worlds series game, worked coolly
and steadily and his team mates.
strung to the highest pitch, did super
human fielding feats at times.
Myers used the championship sea-
son as an alternate Outfielder when
left handlers were opposing the Dodg-
ers, became hero. His home run,
smashed to center field in the first
inning Of play, was the only run the
Dodgers registered. His fielding twice
saved the day for Brooklyn. once in
the sixth when he dived headfore-
most after line drive OF Hooper's
bat and shared It and again in the
ninth when he captured Hoblitzells
ny after hard run. He whipped 1t
to the plate willie still running, nail
ings Janvrin Who was trying to score
after the catch.
Betting on Sox.
Today the situation takes on q new
angle. Brooklyn. powerful all year at
home and abroad, is coming back
from an unsuccessful period in Bos-
ton. The Red Sox, also powerful at
home and abroad. are leaving their
native heath to battle on territory
they never have been over before.
Betting circles today are favoring
wager on the outcome Of the series.
odds Of 2 to are now being offered
with few takers, that Carrigan's men
will win the two games necessary to
again become champions of the world.
The advantage Of two games is con-
sidered SUFFICIENT for the advance in
the odds.
Ono Thoueand In Line.
Shivering In the cold blasts OF q
stin north wind a crowd Of nearly one
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OH Prices Raised Again.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
PITTSBURGH, Ga, Oct. 1O.-Oil
men predicted today that price
records for Pennsylvania crude oils
would soon be smashed when an ad-
vance Of ten cents on all grades ex-
cept Ragland was marked up.
It was the second advance within q
fortnight and carried the oils to
within ten cents Of market record.
New prices are:
Pennsylvania, $3.50; Mercer. New
Castle, 81: Cabe1i, $500; Somerset
$1.S5; Ragland Cup cents), IS cents.
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For Al Complexion Ms

If the skin be colorless, sallow, muddy
over-red, blotchy or freckled. nothing will
binary mercolized wax It literally takes
Off q bad complexion-absorbs the dead
and near-dead particles OF surface skin.
ence at all. A new complexion is then
in evidence. clear, spotless. delicately soft
and beautiful. One ounce OF this wax.
nate even the worst complexion. It is
used like cold cream.
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out Of Town cuests,

| out OF Town GUESTS
1 Following are the out of town mem
Ibers and guests who were presen
last night:
Fort Madison-Mrs. w. H. Atlee
| Mrs. J. B. Watkins, Mrs. Sam Atlee
Miss Helen Morrison. Miss Q. B. Wat
kins, Miss Ruth e. Schafer, Mrs
| Alexandria, La. Mrs. Hannah
Aaron.
South Bend, Ind.-Mrs. Viola M
Hubinger.
Boston, Mass.-Mrs. A. Rossbach.
Hamilton. Ili.-Miss Valentine Da
dant, Miss Clemence Dadant. Miss
Marie Yeast, Mrs. w. C. Hughes.
Carthage, Ill-Miss Marie Cronk
Mrs. Clifton OHarra, Mrs. r. b.
'OHarra.
Peoria. Ill.-Mr. c. H. Woodside.
Mrs. C. II. Woodside.
Wayland. Mo.-Mrs. Charles Fore,
Mrs. Cornelius Morris.
Kahoka-Mrs. Harry Martin.
Warsaw-Miss Edyth Dallam, Mrs.
j. K Eymann
Montrose-Miss Georgena Walter.
The Committees.
Following are the committees who
arranged for the event:
Hospitality committee, Mrs. D. A.
Collier, Mrs. C. F. Mcfarland. Miss
Elizabeth Collier. Mrs. Geo. w. Deia-
PLANE, Mrs. j. H. Bissell, Mrs. F. NJ.
Fuller. Mrs. Eugene S. Baker, Mrs.
r. M. Lapsley, Mrs. Ira w. Wills,
Mrs. ]. F. Elder, Mrs. John R. Irwin.
Mrs. Paul Newell. Miss Agnes Trim
Bile, Miss Adalove Howell. Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Rand, Mrs. Collingwood Tucker
and Mrs. Roswell O'Harra. of Garth
age.
Reception committee, Mrs. o. w.
chairman; Mrs. F. ]. Ar
mold, Mrs. C. F. Skirvin. Mrs. J. D.
Mrs. H. Boyden Blood, Mrs
N. T. Wilcox, Mrs. H. C. Brown. Mrs.
Hugh Robertson, Mrs. r. l.. Reid,
Mrs. e. g. Weismann, Mrs. Earl Y
Wills. Mrs. Florence Wright Schouten,
Mrs. James Young, Mrs. Henry S.
Mrs. Roger Gordon of Hamil.
ton, and the Misses Celestine Dickey
Ruby Dollery. Celestine Agnew, Flea
nor Brown, Clara Gertrude Fry, Geor
gia Schell, Alice vermillion. Amands
Younker, Ignore Rich.
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Football, weather.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1O.-New York
furnished grand football weather for
the third worlds series game at Eb-
bets field today. A biting northwest
wind that played all sorts Of havoc
with hats and skirts. fairly knocked
the bottom out Of the thermometer.
There was q mercury drop of 80 de-
grees from high mark yesterday to
low mark today at 1880 a. m.
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Cold Wind in FIatbush.

Cold Wind In Elatbush.
A cold wind swept Flatbush and
tipped around Ebbets field early to-
day, presaging q shivery opening for
the second leg OF the series. The
sun was shining brightly. however
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meeting Miss seibert personally.
Miss Clara Gertrude Fry, the secre-
tary. kept register OF names of the
out OF town guests. She was assisted
by the following committee: Miss
Katharine Younker, Miss Dora Youn-
ker. Miss Mary Louise Westcott, Miss
Katharine Phillips. Miss Gertrude
Ellsworth.
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Second Act OF Worlds
Series Drama at F2afbush

and by game time 1t was possible
much Of the chill might be warmed
out Of the air.
Regardless Of the weather Ebbets
field is certain to be packed to the
rafters. Every reserved seat has
been sold and many applications have
been turned down. Early today the
bleacher seat ticket windows saw .
long line Of fans waiting shivering
in the chill blasts, but sticking as
gamely as the team they follow, after
having stood for hours.
Interest in the series IL now at
fever heat. A crowd OF hundreds of
fans thronged Grand Central station
last night to greet the battling teams.
The Dodgers end Red Sox alike were
given a rousing reception. It was
necessary to rope of a passageway
from the train shed exit to the main
lobby of the station to prevent the
players from being overwhelmed by
the enthusiastic fans.
Ruth Gets Hand.
Babe Ruth who pitched yester-
days record game and won 1t for the
Sox. was first recognized by the
crowd when Boston arrived. He was
loudly cheered. The Dodgers hustled
away to their homes in Brooklyn i'm
medtately on arriving, reported at Eb-
bets field this morning and prepared
for the effort of their life this after
noon. Dutch Leonard is practically
certain to draw the Boston assign
ment for slab duty in an effort to
bring the Dodgers to the proverbial
last ditch" stage. Uncle Wilbert
Robinson crossed everybody 80 COM
pletely and came 80 near being sue
cessful by sending Smith to the
mound yesterday that he might
switch the cut again today. Veteran
Jack Coombs who was expected to
appear yesterday. is the most likely
starter today, but ,Pfefter is still in
reserve and there is also Marquard
ready to come back.
Qe>ak - %h> A..na
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Dodgers Are on Home Lot
Today With Plenty Of
Fight Left
lBy II. 6. Hamilton. United Press

by n. G. Hamilton, United Press
| Star Correspondence
NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-The fight
in'est losing team that ever stepped
on worlds series diamond will
square away on its home lot this
afternoon in another desperate plung-
Ing attempt TO stop smooth-running,
deliberate. aggregation of world s
champions.
This is the situation that is offered
for the third game of what is prov
ing to be one of the most gripping
worlds series in the history OF the
title tilt. when the Brooklyn Dodgers
and Boston Red Sox collide on Ebbets
field.
Game. willing and fighting all the
time, the Dodgers can to date num-
Der themselves among their worst
enemies. They have fought Boston
to standstill and then beaten them
selves by their own mistakes. A
wobble in the in1eld. piece Of bad
base running or q slip In pitching and
q chance has flown. They have lost
two games by margin Of one run
and in both struggles they went down
with their flag Mapping at the mast
and their nerve unbr0ken right up to
the last gasp.
But it's a new deal in F1atbush
today. Not even pinch OF cold has
caused the rubber plants Of the
sacred precinct to wilt, let alone the
mere matter OF couple Of wallop-
ings for the home club. The Dodgers
have showed their middle name is
fight. The Red Sox are out to make
1t four straight games and wind up
the series here tomorrow IF thew do
they will have to scramble over the
shattered remains Of d baseball
it is licked.
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break ID. the came.

The psychological side Of the game,
the breaking moment when battle
won or lost on q single play. has
crushed the Dodgers In both games
to date. Each time the moment has
appeared the fash of batted ball,
the hurrying Of feet on the paths.
the swish - the runner hit the dirt
for slide-end then the break. A
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-23

Elm street The groom is employed in
the ID. W. Edison printing establishment
and the bride a graduate Of ST. Mich
aeis school, has been employed in the
Green Mountain Granite company Office.
they viii reside at 800 Elm street after
u trip to Montreal.
twins, girl and boy, were born at
ltcaton hospital Sunday night to Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcr r. Howard Mr. Howard is "A
clerk, employed at the National Life Of
nee, and during the last session of the
Legislature was an ASSISTANT in the ser
geant alarms Office. Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard recently moved here from Greensboro
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Parmenter
left Tuesday for Orange city, Fla,
where they will spend the winter. Mr.
Parmentcr was forced to delay their de-
parture because of his interest in the
chancery case Of Whittier VS.. Montpelier
Ice company and G. w. Parmentcr Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Fcrrin, pr and Mrs
G. Il. Chandler and Mrs. Smith S Ballard
are Montpelier people who are already in
Florida.
Miss Inez Dingwall has gone TO Florida
to spend the winter having left Monday
night
Harry Wheeler of Town hill was
stricken with a shock Tuesday evening
and his condition is critical He was re-
turning to his home with n two-horsc
team when he became unconscious. an
automobilist noticing his condition and
stopping the team He was carried to his
home and last evening had not regained
consciousness.
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SOUTH ROYALTON,

The Rev. y. h. NJ. Barnes preached at
the CONGREGATIONAL Church in North Pom
fret Sunday in exchange with the pastor,
the Rev. George L. Ladd.--The body Of
Arthur ". Campbell, who died at the
state sanitarium at Glenn Cdf. y. H.,
was brought here for burial Monday. lie
was the son IT William p. Campbell of
South Acwortn, y H.. and the brother
of Miss Elizabeth Campbell, who is well
known TO the people of this village.-Mrs.
Charles Holman of Braintree, Mrs Heber
T. Holman, and Mrs. Elizabeth Booth of
Randolph relatives of Nj, Campbell, We're
in town Monday.-Mss Dora r PENN
man of Ilartland is visiting her sister
Mrs. f. l.. N. Barnes.-At the Epworth
League service next sunday evening the
pastor will speak of Billy Sundays cam
paign in Boston, which he recently at
tended. -Elcray lsham shot - big buck
Saturday.
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BENSON.

Mrs. LuCina Austin went to Brandon
on Tuesday, stopping in Fair Haven and
West Rutland on the way to visit friends
In Brandon she visited at GEORGE Brown :,
ElWin Ayers's and Mrs. NJ NJ. Dudley's
John a. Carter, who has been in Rut-
land attending the business college for
few weeks returned home Tuesday and
will remain at home for the present
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Clifford and son,
sherry. started for Horican Tuesday
This is Mr.. Gifford's first visit to his
old home since he came here p year ago
last March.-An entertainment. the eer-
oud in the Grange course OF entertain.
monts which was to have come off Mon
day night did not come off because tho
troupe lost its baggage en- route. II is
postponed till Saturday ni-ht.--Waltcr
Roberts was the first Tenson man to get
a deer, shooting enc last Friday, n fine
buck-Large quantities of apples are still
going to Jerry Fowler's cider mill--W. II.
Nickorson. the well known liveryman OF
Orwell, was in town Saturday-There
was masquerade dance at the town
hall Friday night. Auchman's orchcs-
ira OF ell furnished the music. Fifty
five couples We're present-Mr. and Mrs
George Myers and daughter, Hazel who
have been living in Fair Haven for two
years. returned to town recently and will
take up their abode with Mrs Mary
Myers in the Temple district.--Mrs. Clar-
cnce A. DcLong and son of Schenectady
| have been in town the past week visit
| ing at Howard MunEers Mrs. DeLonr
| was formerly Miss p aarl Roadway OF
' this 'own-Mr. and NJ s. Cyrus Oakman
and son, Clarence. of Rutland were
| visitors at l.. D. Beden's last Sunday
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

The lawsuit brought by T.. f. Wake
held against the town Of Greensboro and
the building committee, consisting of
George Porter, Dr. T.. G. Kinney, +. H.
Dufur, w. $. ingalls, and a. f.. Perrin,
for alleged balance due on building n
chool-bulding for the town in 1911, was
tried at Newport the past week. COM
mencng Tuesday and closing Saturday
noon when the Jury brought in verdict
in favor of the defendants.-Donald Soule
was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
at Burlington Saturday evening by DR.,
Albert Kinney for an operation for appen-
dicitis .--Mrs Florence Dobrune is report
ed as improving at the Mary Fletcher
hospital since UNDERGOING an operation
week ago.-Mr and Mrs John Bar
rington were in Danville over Sunday
Mr. aud Mrs. John King are parents of
n daughter. born November H.-Albert
Young has given up his trip to Florida
and decided to remain in Greensboro for
the present masquerade held at the
town hall Friday evening for the benefit
of the Improvement society was an en-
iovable occasion and nctted n little over
$50. An oyster supper was served at the
church dining-room.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mary Spaulding is recovering from an
attack of acute Indigestion. Mrs. Bigelow
Of ST. Johnsburv was a guest last week of
her mother Mrs. Fred Bailey. and her
sister, Mrs. Edward Hardy. last week.
Mr.. Jewell was called to LyndonvillC
Sunday by the serious Illness of his ia
ther-William Harvey and Harry Blu
chanan We're the lucky men ir this vicin-
ity to get deer last week. Blanche Uric
entertained the Sunday school last sun
day, her primary class reviewing the last
quarters lesson.--sieorGe Merrill return
ed from his trip to Boston AMI New York
Friday Ella Niles was an oVer-SundaY
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Patterson.
Harry Edwards was called to Orleans
Wednesday by the sudden death of his
father.-The Rev. G. D. Pierce is spend
ing the deer season in Essex Mrs. NJ :.
Sawyer entertained the Ladies' Aid last
Thursday to make Arrangements for their
winter work.--''The Village Doctor" drew
a full house last Wednesday evening"
THE higher department of the village
school was closed Friday 50 the teachers
could attend the teachers conventions
Blanche Robbins, central tclenhone oper-
ator, is confined at her home by illness.
Tho Rev. Mr. LANG, representing the
Ant-Saloon League, gave an interesting
talk in the Methodist Episcopal Church
SUNDAY.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The next meeting Of the Cemetery assoc
citation will he held at Woodmans hall
December =. After the busin, IS meeting
a public supper will 10 served, followed
by an entertainment in the evening. DR..
j.. r Bushnell, who formerly praCticed
medicine in this place, spent several days
with friends here, returning to Quincy.
Mass, Monday.--Nr, CYr, who has car
ried on the farm for several years known
AS the Harrison Warner farm. has moved
TO North Cambridge and Cyrus Flood Of
ST. Adams has rented and taken possess
sion of the farm vacated by Mr.. Cyr.-
The Ladies Aid society was pleasantly
entertained at the home of Nj and Mrs.
Frank Thomas Thursday first of the
entertainment course, by S. Platte Jones,
Friday night drew good house The
next entertainment will be December S.
the Pierccs, Scene from Postponed, -
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur IIaWlcv have COM
menced housekeeping at the home of 4.
y. HaWlcN.-Thc JcffcrSonVille high
school will give an entertainment in
Woodmon's hall Friday evening Miss
Helen Hyde and Miss Thclnla iawlc.'
were at home over Saturday and Sunday,
returning to their school in Bakcre0cll
Monday. and Mrs. ElWin BroWn-
ell have rented and taken possession of
rooms over tho Thomas brothers store.
Mrs Ralph iIchh of Lunenhurg is help
ing care for her father, Fred Jacques,
who is in feeble health. and does not inn
Irovc,--T. :. Morse was business Wis
itor in New York The past week Mr.. and
Mrs. &. T.. Robinson, who spent the past
week with MIR, and Mrs q, u. Lease
lave returned to Colchester.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Frank SanGersun has sold 1856 acres of
land situated on the Miller hill to Ket-
cham Il Bucklin. and has bought of c.
NJ, Winslow l9G acres of land adjoining
his farm ON Otter creek
Archie NcIrtirc has sold his stock of
hardware to w. &. Fletcher who will
take possession immediately. Mr. Tlctch-
g., Nli move his stock Of goods from Tn
ION SiH.rI .tora i'm the NlcIDti-r etOr. ..-
Mrs Fred Are! died Thursday .r the
Proctor hospital whore she underwent
am oporatinu She is survived nv. two
sous. George of this town AMI Walter
Ariel Of Massachusetts.
\ new portatl. building. gl.io ina. been
greeted at TIN. state Home Tor lreebie-
Minded which viii he used AS - Kitchen
for the new dormitorv which is being
built. The work on the dormitory is
progressing and the heating plant is pcir,
installed.-Alrs J. HAYDEN Woodward OF
New York city was in town last Satur-
dag LOOKING after her interests here 49,
T. II. Button. - W Rowland, Frank
L. Johnson and H. l.. Smith arc spending
- week al the Kings Inn at High pond
deer hUutiuE,-Tho " lies of ST. Thomas
Episcopal Churcr WI hold rummaEc
Talo nest SaturC., W Armory hall
There We're -four bucks shot in this
vicinity iast SATURDAY Moses Persons