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HAPPENINGS N VERMONT
Continued from page onc.)

MIR. and Mrs Charles Kohler. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Seymour for week. have gone
to Worcester Mass. for a few days
with Mrs. Kohler's son. sherman
Crane.-Mrs c. a. Barton, who has
been in Rutland for 10 days. has re-
turned home.--George Williamson Of
Littleton. N. H.. a former resident, who
has been visiting in town for a few
days. has returned.
A county field meeting will be held in
Cornwall August %. The Addison County
Farmers association and Addison County
Grange are cooperating in arranging for
the meeting, which is held for the bene-
At of every one in the county in any way
interested in agriculture The following
is the program: Stock judging demon
stration by G. F. f. Storey. professor of
animal husbandry, University of YER
mont; talks by w. y. Cady. State master
OF the grange, j. f. Carrigan, county
agent. e. B. Cornwall, president of the
Addison County Farmers association. G.
Al. Gardner, editor National Grange
Monthly" f. S. Brigham, Vermont State
commissioner of agriculture, Mr.. Colling-
wood. editor Of the Rural New Yorker
The meeting will open at 1000. All are
cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Rust of East Hamp-
ton, Mass, are in town on their wedding
"trip and are ct the home of her aunt, Mrs
Sarah holland Mrs Rust was Miss Jean,
site holland. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William holland OF East Hampton. Mass.
,ormer well known residents Of this vii
age. They are making the trip by auto
mobile. Mrs Mae Bannister has gone tC
Worcester Mass, to visit friends for {
few days Mrs. Isaac Shackett and chill
dren have returned from Troy, ~ Y,
where they have been 70 visit relatives
ana friends for two weeks.-It is an
nounced that the fun amount Of the sub
scription Of 500 for the building Of a &c
ment sidewalk from near the Tildei
place on South Main street to the Yves
cemetery has been subscribed and Wort
on the job will soon be begun. The sue
cess of these efforts is largely due to tn
.tireless work of A. w. Dickens, Prof u
L. Robinson and John Marney.-Mr. am
Mrs. 3. J. Wmmett and daughter, Agnes
have returned to Florence after a wee
here.--Charles McCue, who has been Il
Toronto. Can. for three years is in tow
TO visit relatives Mrs, f.. G. Wolcot
of Rutland is "A guest al the home of Nj
and Mrs William Collins.-Dr. Sanburr
who has been seriously i'll from the ei
fects of a carbuncle on his neck, is a littl
more comfortable, but will not he able t
attend to business for some days yet
Charles LaMorder has gone to LAX
Champain to spend few days campins
Isaac Williamson was given a hear
ing before Municipal Judge James !
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charge of non-support of his wife and
children, states Attorney Allen r.
Sturtevant appearing for the prosecu-
ton. The court found the respondent
guilty and sentenced him to serve Is
months in the house of correction at
Rutland. The sentence was suspended
and Williamson was ordered to pay his
wife $40 per week for the support of
herself and the childrcn.--Mrs Thirza
Collins is seriously i'll with n compli-
cation of troubles and has been in so
critical a condition for a few days
that her relatives and friends have
given up oil hope of her recovery
W. A. Upham, r. G. Knowles. f. il.
Loughlin and J. r. Barker of tho First
Vermont cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen
are spending few days in town.
News has been received Of a serious
accident to Raymond Hebcrt of this
town, who for a few weeks has been
employed near Schenectady. n. Y,
with barge canal crew Sunday.
Iebert in company with two COM
panions left Schenectady for ride in
an automobile borrowed from a brother
of one of tho party and shortly after
FIVE o'clock Monday morning the ma
Troy one of the three Is dead and
the other two are badly injured
IIohcrt is reported to have a cracked
skull and to be more or loss seriously
injured intc"nally.-Mr and Mrs. AL
bert Holloway and young sons James
and John of Rochester, y. Y, are here
to visit fricnds.-Nirs. Thaddcus Bill
lings is in Rutland to visit Mrs. l.. NJ
Observation-Disclosures and Mrs Willard
Il. Cray of Minneapolis, MINI. who
came here last week to accompany the
remains of Mrs. Cray's mother. Mrs
Martha Douglas, have started on their
return TO Nnncapolis.-Mrs Elmer r.
Ross of East Middlebury, who under
went an operation at the Mary Flet-
cher hospital in Burlington Saturday
Is reported TO he getting along WE'LL
Mrs. II. Y. Collins and daughter, Miss
Elsie Collins, of Boston are in town
to visit Mrs. Patrick Condor and fam
ily.-Allen Cobb has returned from
Troy, ~ Y, where he has been for a
weck.--Miss A. y. Clark who has spent
a month at the Sargent house, has re-
turned to Boston-FletCher Taylor
who has been spending 10 days in
Brattlc borO, has returned.
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CH|T7ENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Nilfred Affair, 10 years old died Thurs
day afternoon at the Fanny Allen nos
initial following an operation for appendl-
citis He was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ceoree Abair of l& Weaver street and
was operated upon a week ago Friday
bu, his case was so serious that another
onerstion was necessary. being perform
Cd sunday. He leaves besides his parents,
two sisters. Malvina and Yvonne. The
funeral was held at St. Francis Havier
Church at eight O'Clock Saturday morn
ing,
Frank Lattrell died Thursday at the
Fanny Allen hospital following an opera
on for appendicitis. The remains were
r. an to the undertaking rooms of A. B.
Ia -igne and on Friday were removed 10
his late home In Nergennes' lie was
about 46 years old and leaves wife and
FIVE sons.
The water in the river was raised a rev
inches over four feet by the rain or sat
urdav afternoon. The river this season
owing TO so much rain, has kept up very
we'll. For the past few DAYS 1t had begun
TO drop quite rapidly, until Saturday
morning, when It had ceased to run over
the falls at the gorge power staten. But
the rain gave a waterfall over the dam
OF over four feet. w damage by the
lheavy rain has been reported,
Edney, "Stoeple Jack" Saltus, was con-
victed in municipal court Saturday morn
ing on the charge of negligent and careless
driving of his automobile and was SEN
fenced to serve so days In Jail in default
OF paying his fine OF 81 and costs OF $40.
The fine at first was placed at 81, but he
could not raise this amount and il was
lessencd 50. The offonse was committed
Friday evening. when he was driving his
car on Main street at an excessive rate
of speed. He had changed the body of his
car from iive-passenger TO racer type
and it is reported how he was TO show
Winooskl people what he could do, taking
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. w II. Parin Of New York
visited her cousin, Mrs. c. II.
Lane, last week.-Mrs.. T. f. Preston,
Truman II. Preston, and Miss Elizabeth
Bridges of Syracuse, y. Y, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Lane-Mrs Har-
riett Goodspeed Weston, wife of the late
Edwin Weston. died Monday at the age
of 20, after an illness of several months,
at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. r. A.
Bingham, The funeral was held on
Wednesday, the Rev. S. Kay Darlington
officiating.
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Christ" will be the subject OF the Rev.
W. g. MacTarlane's morning sermon; owe
Ming THE Song Of the Builders. '--'rhe
Winncrs' of the Methodist Sunday school
held social at the home of their teacher,
Mrs. w ID. Pope Wednesday evening.
The worst rain storm in years struck
this village Saturday afternoon about
four O'Clock and ragged for over three
hours, with thunder and lightning Reads
were washed out and the river came up
SO that the road between Bristol and Lin
coin was impossible.
Miss Bertha Hewitt returned Saturday
from Rutland, where SHE went to see her
sister, Mrs. ]. G. Page. Mrs. Page, who
Is being treated at the Rutland city hos
pital, is improved a little,-Mr and Mrs.
: 7. a. Lararl and daughter. Doris, re-
turned Saturday from a two weeks vaca-
ton spent in Washington. u. C.-NIrs,
! )1dythe Hewitt and little daughter OF
/ New Haven, Conn. are in town, called
here by the Illness of her sister, Mrs j. @.
Page.
! MIS- Calista Hodge. who is in her
4 with year. is in poor health.-J q.
, Page went to Rutland SundaY.-Mrs.
Henry Brown of Burlington is spend
ing the week at the home of her son,
! X. 3 Brown.-The praycr-meeting at
tho Baptist Church will be held Friday
evening instead of Thursday. At this
/ tim" Mrs. Brock, a returned mission
airy from India, will spcal;.--A cnntata.
! "Fhc Beautiful CITY" will be given by
the young people of the Baptist
, Church Sunday evening". s. Flint Of
Burlington was in town Monday
! Mrs James H. Jacobs and children of
. burlington are visiting relatives in
town.-Mr and Mrs. +. X Wilson and
Miss Caroline Wilson and Nh and Mrs
, +. f. Dicta spent Sunday in Hunting
ton-The Advent Christian Sunday
school will hold its annual picnic
( Thursday.-Miss Abbic Cove of Hines
burg is visiting her uncle. w. n. Cove
Cement walks are being laid on Car
field street.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Ray and son
who have been visiting Mrs. c. V. Ray
have returned to their home in Soutl
FramnEham, Mass--Mr. and Mrs !
T. Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. George Burn.
and Miss Flora Clark, who have beer
visiting Mr. and Mrs. g. r. Guinan ant
other relatives, returned to their homes
in winthrop. Mass, Tucsday.-Miss
Elizabeth Pinkham is at Mr.. and Mrs
T.. II. Boynton's for tho summer.-Mrs
Harold Little of Icrrisburg is guess
of II. NJ. Gleason and family.-O. II
Plain was in NerGenncs Wednesday.
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BRISTOL.

Weather permitting, there viii be a
band concert " the park to-night'-Mr
and Mrs Wilson Morrill, of Springfield,
Mass. are spending their vacation with
Howard Hasseltine and family.--Mrs. Ger
trude Browe visited Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ,
Hanks In MiddleburY this week.-Dr. Jo-
seph Globinsky of Montreal is a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Brady.-ferris Stokes
and Mrs. Francis Mcintyre and son are
visiting in Oakham. Mass.-SpenCer Law
renee was in Burlington Thursday,--Mrs,
\, c. Sumner is visiting y. w Stevens
and family in Cornwall. Peter Boorka,
aged 70. died IN Bristol Notch THURSDAY
night.-George Murray has gone 20 Man
chester, y, H.. whore he has position
DR. William A, Shattuck went yesterday
to Littleton, \. H., where he is to locate.
DR. Everest Wilson ana Miss Caroline
Kneass Philadelphia are guests of w, W,
Wilson.-Miss Ruth Newman of poult-
ney is guest at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs, \. NJ. Norton.-Noah Lathrop has
bought OF ID. T., Farr the corner lot on
Main street, the former site of the post
oflice,-Miss Gladys Roscoe is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Roscoe. THE Price OF
Happiness" will he the subject of the Rev,
| q. A. Parker's Sunday morning sermon;
evening, How to Keep Cool and Com
Portable on Hot Day."-1he subject OF
the Rev. q, c. Chapolls Sunday morning
sermon will he "Atram Chosen, Called
Commissioned" evening. "sorne Hymns
That Have Helped. THE ToillnG
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Bernie Como, who has been
intondent OF construction Of an
trio light plant in Massena. n. y
been transferred by the compa
Whitney, y. c., where two large
are to be built. His mother. NJ
II. Howe. has returned from al
to him at Massena.
Coyt Tinker OF Fletcher and
Sweeney of Fairfax were marriI
the Rev. q, II. Lock at the MetI
Church last week
Just after the Burlington &c Laj
train left the station shortly
five O'Clock Monday the piston
broke and blew out tho cylinder
They were delayed until nearly
o'clock on their trip to Cama
Junction.
Miss Blanche Pepin of Burli}
who has been employed in the ST
w. II. Yandow for the past year,
| ed work there Tuesday. She is
married in September to Daniel
of Winooski.
| Arnold Gregory has also flnish|
work there and yesterday began w
lLinColn Inn.
Mrs. NJ. b. Clark received word
day of the death of her moth
island Pond. She had been III
some time.
f. J. Mayo died yesterday a
| home on lower Pearl street, ag
years. He was born in Colcheste
lived for many years on Brigham
| in Essex. He Is survived by his
and five children. Henry A., Geor
and Frank A. all of this town
Mrs. Boyce and Mrs. Bernard
of this town. The funeral will b,
at tho Church of the Holy Famil!
urday morning.
William Siegrist. who died y
day from the result of the in
suffered Just before noon in the
mobile and train collision. an &C
of which appears elsewhere.
have been IS years old this fall
was one Of the nine children Q
and Mrs. Siegrist Of lower Pearl
and was their eldest son. He ha
begun work on the delivery rou
the laundry and felt very prou
cause he had job and told his m
Mama, you will not have to we
hard now. as I can help you"
father left last Friday for Texas
ing enlisted in the 14th cavalry.
boy would have entered high
this fall. Besides his parents, he
vived by Ave sisters. Clara,
Mary. Josephine and Ruth. and
brothers. George. Charles and
The funeral will be held tom
but the hour had not been decide
on last night.
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NEW HAVEN,

Mrs. Mildred Frost and daughter Of
Springfield. Mass, were recent guests
Of Mrs Mary Roscoe.-Mr and Mrs.
Woodland of Danville are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. +. NJ. Partch.-Miss Pauline
Smith took an automobile party con-
sistng of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Roscoe
and Mrs. V. NJ Benedict to MonlSton
Saturday and from there to Long
Point. whore they had lunch, then
moonlight ride homc.-Mrs. Daisy Coy
and children have returned to her
home in Burlington after passing two
months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward SWcnor
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WALTHAM.

Mr.. ard Mrs. Whalcn Bristol and Mrs.
f. NJ. Graves OF Nergennes during an
automobile trip called at q. \. Hunts
Frank Tucker, Jr., is Ill with the meas
les.-An automobile party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. z. Booth, Mrs. +. G.
Ward. Clayton Ward, and Miss Vera
Hunt We're in South Bristol Wednesday.
- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bacon of YER
cennes spent Sunday at George Evarts.--
4. p. Evarts OF bristol recently visited
his farm.-Craena and Lillian Centyhear
Of Burlington are visiting their aunt
Mrs. Lewis Burnctt.--C J. Snoden has
purchased an automobile.
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HUNTINGTON CENTEl

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parkhurst Of s.
field visited he- sister, Mrs. Fred
penter, the past Week.-Mrs.. w. j..
visited relatives in Waterbury
Morrisville the past week.-Mrs.. Z
Mudgett and children of White
Junction visited at the home Of
Brewster the first of this week.
Doris and Wayne Atkinson of NJ
vile are visiting their grandpa
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. King.-AIr. and
Chester Hallock and daughter of +
hill, Mass, are visiting his father,
Hallock-M Miss Ruth Andrews has r
ed from a few weeks visit with ne
ter. Mrs. Y. w. Gorton. in Westn
P. Q.-Mrs. Edith Mix of Hardw
visiting at y. \. Carpenters.
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

Fred Hanks, aged 76 years. died We'd
ncsday July 10 at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Bissette. The
deceased leaves two daughters, Mrs
Frank Bissette and Mrs. Wilcox Deshaw
of Charlotte; one son, Peter Hanks of
Lowell, Mass. Tho funeral was held
at the Catholic Church in Vergennes
Friday.
us it Easier to Re a Foreign Volunteer
Than Home Stand-by?' will be the
topic at the Epworth League service
Sunday evening The Rev. +. NJ, Haga-
dorm and the Rev. Thomas Stevenson OF
Nergennes will assist the leader by
debating the topic of the evening.
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HANCOCK.

Elder Ryan, who breaches in IIartland
supplied the pulpit last Sunday. He
lived here four years and preacher 30
years Mrs. Charles Blair is quite ILL.,
It Is thought she has appendicitis and
complications, and Will have to he
operated on as soon as strong enough
Mrs. Ella Martin from Hartland was an
over-Sunland guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Lucy PcrrY.-Charles Roberts was at
home over Sunday from his work in
Hraintrec-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott
! Nisitnd in EintOn recentlY.
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former home, -Charloa Putnam of Worpee-
ter, Mass. Ia tho gpent of relatives IN town,
Mr. and Mrs John swee. OF WeHtport
nre ut Howard itingr for time,--The II,
J., D. carriers hold their annual meeting
on "wednesday and Thursday at Versen-
nos; all nro invited to nttend.--tMey Tracy
spent last week IN New Haven. the guest
OF Marion Wright.-Ralph Elliott, tho
cow-toster, Is again on duty, after being
Ill with measles.-Mrs, Cora Mitchell has
returned to st. Adams after weeks visit
at Mrs. J. !. Clark's,
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BRIDPORT.

lawn social vii be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nadeau
Thursday evening. August l0-Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Wolcott spent Monday at
Burlington y. Rogers OF Burlington
was recent visitor here-Flora Gros-
venor has returned from a visit to Con-
necticut.-Mrs, Kate Solace Sherman OF
Atteboro, Mass, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Anna Mitcholl-A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. q. =. Wolcott July q.
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ADDISON.

The little daughter of Howard King is
seriously i'll from the effects Of mos
quito bite, DIR. Waterman attends and
DIR. Rogers has been called in consultation.
Joseph Bodette of Leominster, Mass. is
his old home for a short stay.-Ars. John
Elmer and children have gone to Indiana
for a few weeks visit at Mrs, Elmer 8
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HINESBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. j McKenzie
parents of son, born July
Dr.. II. +. Hunt has gone to visi
sister in Manchester. y, H., and
60 to Nashua and Fitchburg, Mass
fore he returns,-Hope Circle of
Kings Daughters will hold their
nual meeting and election Of OF
Friday In the vestry,-Mr. and MI
G. Hunt who have been spending
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HUNTINGTON.

A son. Gorton Johnson, was be
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Fuller
day evening. July 24.-Mr. and
visiting his sister. Mrs. B. F. o.,
The Observation-Disclosures classes
meet with Miss Ella Place Friday
The Kings Daughters will serN
The Rev. and Mrs. G. V. French
daughter. Helen. went to Waltham
day to visit relatives.-Dr. and Mrs
by are entertaining his brother.
Falby and family from Boston.
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Mrs. II. H. Kingsland. and Miss Frances
Wheeler returned homo from Chicago
Monday evening,--Mr. and Mrs II. A. 49,
Palmer are parents Of a son, born Mon
day.-Miss Blanche Field OF Burlington
is spending two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Field.
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GRANVILLE.

Mr., and Mrs William Mills of New York
are at +. w. Fords Ralph Hastings Is
visiting his home in Mainc.-The Rev. NJ
H. Ryan, a former pastor was in town
over Sunday.-NIrs. ". a. Tinkham and
children are in Clarer1ont, y II.
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Auto CONVEYANCE

rom Williston village to Burlington
"wednesday and Saturday weekly.
Leave Williston at 800 a. m.
Leave Burlington at 400 p. m.
Two or more passengers 800 each.
One passenger, $500.
J. II. FORVILLE, WiIIiston, VT.
62,d&w,tf
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FOR RENT.

LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS to rent
In good neighborhood. Auto storage on
premises Good accommodations for
tourist. W. Y. Farr, So North Union
St. lis .df2W. W.
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70 Pine St, Burlington, VT.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
los.
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Some Real Estate
Bargains

Several 10 to 15-cow farms with team.
stock and tools. with prices from So
900 to $500 Also any kind of a
large farm anyone can ask for always
on hand.
The A. r.. Day Real Estate Agency,
Cambridge, VT.
100.d&wtt
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FRANK s. LANOU & SON
Burlington Veterinary Hospital

Practical Plumbers aid steam Filters
no st. Paul street
Next North Burlington Savings Bauk
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FOR SALE.

fwO-STORY WOOD HOTEL, mostly
furnished. n country village, twelve
rooms, bath, hot ana cold water. dane
ing hall pool table. big barn. shed,
acres land fruit trees. WIZ be sc "a
on easy terms II taken before sept.
Ist Mountain Spring House, Water
Vile VT i56, PCT W.T..
DESIRABLE CUSTOM MILL, water
power. circular log saw nlaner and
hatcher shnslc saw, feed grinder
cider mill. stock and other machines.
house. barns. small farm. Custom,
care Free Press. 3",6t.
PIANOS AM ORGANS for sale: bar
gains in secondhand upright pianos
and organs Easy terms. Write for
catalogue and prices. d. NJ. Strong,
Bethel. Vt. 46,W, lit.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than 12 words. two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
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HELP WANTED.

MARRIED MAN wanted on dairy farm,
must be a good dry hand mllker an6
teamster NO liquor Good WAGES WI
be paid, together with tenement inuN'
potatoes and wood sawed. Nice garden
growing. Robert G.. Mitchell, SouthEnrN'
Conn. "'N'-t'
KITCHEN WOMAN wanted Mt IN" cup
house, East Alhurg. Apply to Solon r.
G,,r1,er swift.
A COOK wanted at the Home for besu-
4G. w If.
PUPIL NURSES, male and female,
wanted at The Taunton safe HoS2ltai
Training School for Nurses. For l'ar-
ticulars. address rr. Arthur V. Goss'
Supt., Taunton State Hospital Iaun'
ton Mass. So,d,W,1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01

20 the fact that he IS particularly
blessed with powers OF intuition, bur
because he is fighter from the
ground up. 40 matter what his posi-
zion IN the race. ne kept on lighting,
and his men just naturally became i'm
bued with the spirit Of their leader.
Success was hailed as the reward Of
merit Defeat never was accepted un-
I'll the last man had been retired.
Stallings enjoys the reputation OF
having turned more forlorn hopes into
championship contenders than any
other manager in the game. He first
.ried his hand a. managing in 1925. at
Nashville. and proceeded 90 capture
the pcnuant in the Southern League
The following year found him in
charge Of the Detroit Tigers. but in
lS97 ho went 70 the Philies, handling
them through 1898, when he returned
20 Detroit and remained there in 1899,
1900 and 1901. In 1902 Stallings was
with the Buffalo team and he stayed
there through 1905. He won a pen
nant in Buffalo. He retired tempo
rarily in 1907. but i'm 1908 was with
Newark, and in 1909 came TO the
Yankees.
After leaving the Yankees. Stallings
returned 20 Buffalo until the start OF
The .eason Of 1912. when he took
charge Of the Boston Braves. who were
pretty consistent cellar dwollers W
10 that time He raised the team into
fifth place n 1913, won the pennan'
and worlds series in 1919 and va.
second last year