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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-19

is giving more and more trouble. II
broke bounds one night last week and
filled two of the other slopes with
smoke For a full day it was a ques-
ton whether the fire was to be brought
under control, hut il was finally bulk
headed off. The Hampton stope is tenn
porarily abandoned.
Interests connected with the Shat
tuck Arizona company. of Bisbee, have
made a substantial first payment on
a group of claims in the south end
of the district. owned by Joe Larson
and Charles Suffer- It is understood
that development work is to be I'M
dertaken without delay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-19
Hampton Stone Fire SuaouIderv

The old fire which has been burning
for nearly a quarter of a century in
the Hampton stope Of the United Verde
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-19
HAS SALE ANNULED
OF THE MARQUETTE MINE

Yuma. Ariz.. July 19.-Lloyd L Nil
Ter, a Los Angeles attorney. has Sc
cured annulment of a sale OF the Mari
quetta mine in Plomosa district. lately
made 70 Ben Goodrich. mining lawyer
of Tombstone and Los Angeles. The
transfer 10 Goodrich was made
by the administrator OF the estate Of
Jaques Traves. Miller claims that the
mine. which he values at $4,000. was
the property OF Julia Traves. now de-
ceased, of whom he is the only heir.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-19
,omises Riches.
ALIENS Foor-EAsE FOR THE TROOPS.

-Tbe use OF Aliens Foot-Ease by both the
Allied and German troops. has proved a
great relief TO the soldiers feet and will
be found OF special comfort 10 our troops
sIonr me Mexican border and in the hot
Mexican deserts Aliens Foot-Ease, shaken
INTO the shoes and used in the foot-bath
takes the friction from the shoe and gives
Instant relief to tired aching swollen
sweating feet and prevents biisters and cal
louses- Sold everywhere. CSC Don't accept
any substitute.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-19
FORT WORTH MEN WILL DRILL
FOR OIL NEAR Fl. STOCKTON

Fort Stockton. Tex. July 19--Ma-
terial for well drilling derricks and
drilling machinery have been shipped
here BY the Republic Producers COM
pany OF Wort Worth and announce
ment is made that wells viii be sunk
for oil in the Four Mile canyon. mid
way between Fort Stockton and Shelf
field
Haywood brothers. from the Jen-
nings. La. oil field. have arrived in
PecOs county and will begin drilling
for oil soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-19
PAYSFOR NINE
WITH FIRST ORE
Pinal to Market Six Cars at
Hayden Smelter That
A. VIII Bring $4,000.

Kelvin, Ariz., July 19-Arrange-
ments are being made by the PinaI
Development company to market six
carloads Of high grade gold and cop
per ore at the Hayden smelter. All
this ore comes from the Roman Eagle
tunnel on the old Renfro mine. at
Troy. which was recently taken over
By the Pinal company.
The estimated value OF the six car
loads now on the dump is 5000. This
is approximately twice what the Pinal
Development company has spent on the
mine since the change in ownership.
Tunnel Taps Fault.
II Will not be long before the Pinal
company IS in position 10 market a
carload OF ore each day. The main
tunnel, Which was started at the base
OF the mountain, has tapped the fault
~hich was the objective point. Here
q SIX foot ledge Of pOrphyry, heavy
with iron oxide. was opened. 4 drift
will be run on this ledge 100 feet.
This will carry the drift right under
the Roman Eagle tunnel and will give
zoo feet OF stopping ground
Drive Tunnel By Hand
The main tunnel was nearly 1893
feet long before il struck the fault
IT was driven entirely by hand. but
the drift viii be run with the aid Of
machine drills compressor with =
capacity Of 500 cubic feet is now on
the way and Will be set up at the tun-
nel mouth. \ hoist has also been or
dered and it will be set up on another
part Of the property, where a new shaft
is to be sunk
Strike in Troy. Arizona.
-Sulphide ore that ASSAYS $3.50 a ton
IN gold and five per cent copper has
been struck in the Rather shaft of /
the Iroy-Arlzona mine. which adjoins !
the. Pinal development on the west
The ore IS u feet long and eight feet
thick and apparently is a chimney thai !
extends TO untold depths. The Troy !
arizona company expects to be ship !
ping 10 Hayden within a month 4
complete assay office. shipped with a l
power crushing plant. was recently
Alaced on the property
Take Cane Springs Group.
capitalists connected with the TROY
Arizona company have taken over the 1
cane springs group OF gold claims 4
lFing Just south of Troy, and organ /
lZeu the 0lla Development company.
Inc sinking of a 500 foot shaft on the
Wisconsin claim is to be undertaken
Immediately and il is planned to erect
80 ton mill on the property at an
:3sIls gate Ihere IS little doubt that
mere IS enough ore TO warrant This
Much of it is low in. grade but
q SIeaI deal OF IL runs high. Samples
"a ken from the old workings ASSAY all
me way from $3.50 to $IG9 a ton.
Boston Capital Behind Operations
Nhafles Miller and John Nilsson were I
"a original locators of the Cane
springs group. which included II
claims Two more claims have now
been added by location. Miller ana
MISSION are heavily interested in the
Gila Development company. Row q
Mead, superintendent of the Troy
ARIZONA, IS vice president and manae-
lng director, in complete charge of
active operations. Ralph II. BARTLETT
and CHARLES H Barney. prominent Bos-
.O.l capitalists. are president and sec
! eusfy treasurer, respectively.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05

VIM. and Richard Waugh have recent
ly made a road improvement down the
Gunnison. The rocky point this side OF
Wilson's Jointed Rod resort is being
shot off and the danger point straighten-
ed
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05
DOYLEViLLE

News Champion Correspondence
Wednesday, Mays.
S. s. Waters motored to Gunnisor
Friday.
Range cattle are looking good in spite
Of stormy weather.
Sitter Bros. are getting Waunita
Springs in shape for summer trade.
Walter Adams and family have moved
to their new home on the Bondurant
ranch.
Earl Adams has received from the DR..
Young kennels at Pueblo, two fine Aire-
dale pups.
Quite number of our people expec,
to attend the closing exercises at he
Waters school near Crookston. Friday
night.
One Of the bridges in Hot Springs
canon is washed out and two others are
unsafe, and If not looked after will soon
follow the first.
w E. Monson's mail contract expired
May lst. Clarence Meadows will carry
the mail from the depot to the post Of
flee until the new contract is let
At the school election Friday night,
W. II. Mcdonald was elected as seere-
tary, G. A. D.sCombes retiring, having
held the Office for years. Mr. DesGomfs =
took great interest in the office and VA
always for the betterment of the school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05
ANTHRACITE AND THE MUDDY

News-Champion Correspondence:
Thursday, April q.
Phil Moore was up TO George Strebers
Sunday.
Mr. Walker and John Westinore droyf
to Somerset Sunday.
Miss Luella Johnson has been visitine
the Somerset ard Bardine schools.
Billy BaIch and Mr.. Mitchell brough,
up another bunch Of cattle Monday.
Mrs. Sadie Hodson and daughter In
ogene and Grace Gordon were callers q
the Adams ranch Easter Sunday.
Mr. Wslferton and wife took . trip
below on business.
Joe Palmer was visitor at the Care
ranch Saturday.
Lots of cattle are coming, yet tn
grass Is fine on the range. 200 head
Of cattle alone have gone out.
John Baer has just returned from
Bowie where he has been tearing dowr
a barn to move up to his ranch at vii
liams Creek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
BALDWIN

Sews-Champion Correspondence
Tuesday, May
Everybody is planting garden here a,
present.
The assessor was here for a few days
lsst week.
Mr.. McMahiIl is driving the stage for
the present.
Six inches of snow fell here last Sat
-riay and Sunday.
Rocco Santerelli purchased new
piano lately for his home.
Joe Hyland was in Gunnison last week.
relrning on Thursday.
Carl Carlson. the engineer. has taken
q lay off and Joe HyIand is in his place.
Mrs. Mamie Dalrymple came home
rom Trinidad. where she has been at
.rnding school, to take care of her
"o,her, who has been quite i'll.
Work has been resumed at the Star
mine and business is good. At the Al.
pine mine business is dull, only one
days work week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05
POwDERHORN
S-ws Champion Correspondence

S-ws- Champion Correspondence
Thursday. April 26
II. S. Crary of Gunnison was here a
few days this week.
J. Teeslnk made business trip to
lola on Saturday.
Will Sammons was an lola and Gun
nison visitor last week.
Clarence Radeka and wife, and Hugh
Foster attended the Cattlemen's Ban
quet at Gunni.on.
w. c. Howard was down recently
from his Upper Cebolla ranch. and visit
ed several days with his family.
c. p. Foster came up from Lake City
Saturday to prospect Tor manganese.
He returned there Monday.
+. A. McGregor and the Wilson boys
went to lola Sunday to get Mr.. Nc
Gregor's cattle. Nearly all the cattle
belonging in the valley are on the range
now.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05

How TO gro "
grain free from
smut L Sc on" pint
of our g. per cent
FOrnaldchydr to
q gallons Of water
Full directions AT
Busy Drug store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05
May 3, 1916.

May 3, 1916.
The annual meeting of the Co-opera-
tive Telephone Co. was held Saturday,
April %. The following officers We're
elected: Pres, E. A. McGregor; Vice
Pres. Will Sammons; Sec. and Treas,
Clarence Radeka; Directors, I. P. LaMoy,
H. E. Rosenbaum and Lewis Sammons.
One share of the stock was sold to C.
Nash of Spencer.
H. S. Crsry believes he has found a
good manganese and antimony pros
pect near the old camp of Tallifero and
Jas. Teeslink and B. Berger have a
claim which assays AZ per cent man
ganese.
Frank Dunn and Oscar johnson were
Gunnison visitors last week.
Bert LaRue came in Tuesday after
his team.
Mr.. Young, the Overland agent of
Sslida was here Saturday looking up
some land which the DR.. had bought of
c. Stark, man who had worked at the
Kellogg saw mill. The land was sup
posed to be agricultural land but was
found to be timber claim with all the
timber cut off, and all hills.
G. D. Jordon, q mining expert, passed
through the valley Monday on his way
to look at copper properties up the
Cebolls.
School election was held Monday and
Mrs. E. A. McGregor was elected Sec
retary. A teacher has not been se-
lected yet
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05
SOMERSET
kews-Champion Correspondents:

SS"Sueupiob SoSTeoUouocuC0.
Monday, May l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dashner were
Paonia visitors Monday.
There are several cases of measles in
camp this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Langford returned
from Denver last week.
Fred Cooling came down from his
ranch Monday for supplies.
Mrs. Maggie Piburn spent Saturday
and Sunday in Paonia.
Mrs. George Davis left Thursday for
Utah to visit her parents,
Robert Williams Sr of Utah. came in
Sunday for visit with his son and
family, Robert Jr.
The Williams family motored to Delta
Sunday in Ford, and returned in N
Chalmers light six.
Somerset and Delta played ball in
Delta last Sunday. Delta won, the
score was 8 to /. Delta was sure pre-
pared for Somerset, but wait until we
get Delta up here next Sunday and see
what the score will be.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05
QUARTZ CREEK
Sews-Champion Correspondence:

SewsChampion Correspondence:
Wednesday. May 3.
Royal Collard spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. r. S. Balm is visiting on Quartz
Creek.
A large crowd attended church Tues
day evening.
Both schools are planning good pro-
grams for closing day.
Mrs. J. NJ. Flick is visiting her son
Homer in Gunnison.
The snowfall of last Saturday night
was estimated at twelve inches.
j. j. McLain and B. F. McDonough
represented Quartz creek at the cattle
mems banquet in Gunnison.
Mrs. Frank Collsrd and children are
over from Razor creek visiting friends
and relatives in the valley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05
VULCAN
Aews-Champion Correspondence:

>ews-Champion Correspondence:
Tuesday, May q
Eddie Mscnamee went to lola on Mon
day.
The new smelter began operations on
Monday.
Sim Moore and family moved to their
ranch Monday.
Geo. McAfee of Gunnison was Vul-
can visitor last week.
". II. Allen of Gunnison came over
.sst week to work for the Vulcan Mines
& Smelter Co.
{. II. Mace returned Saturday from
Denver with his new Ford truck and re-
ports roads fine as far as Salida, but had
trouble with the mud from there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05

That pure, tr.ic.
Iuuzics Cream with \
true iruIt ha'Dr-
only. for your sun
day dinner. prompt
delivery Call
Main Igg
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05
O'leary's , S

Mr.. c. b. Sampson was Gunnison
visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lucero came
home Friday after several days spent
with Mrs. Lucero's mother.
The Misses Emma, Florence and
Dorothy Lucero, and brothers, Louis
and Garfield. were home visitors from
Friday until Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05
JACKS CABIN
News-Champion correspondence

Jack Cabin, Tuesday. May 2
?. c. Boyles Of Guunison transacted
business in oug valley Monday.
Miss Jane Shield is visiting with her
sister, Mrs VOss. this week.
Mrs. Laurel Spann is quite sick at
this writing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05

quarry was hauled Monday.
The new Smelter began operation
Monday.
C. II. Mace went to Denver last week
and is returning in Ford motor truck,
with which the Vulcan Mines and Smell
ter Co. expect to do their light hauling.
They have also purchased big"White"
truck for their heavy work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05
VULCAN

tews-Champion Correspondence:
Tuesday, April %
Mrs. Z. F. Cliff went to Gunnison on
Tuesday.
The first load Of lime from the new
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05

Mining men in town last week were
1. E. Neale, lola; J. Van Buren and
George Drecksbage of Gothic.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-05
lola
News Champion Correspondents.
Wednesday, May 3.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, May 3.
Rev Mark ]. Fields held services at
the school house Sunday afternoon. and
although the weather was bad, there
was good attendance. Four auto loads
came from Gunnison to attend.
At school election Monday Mrs. Fred
Rouviere was elected secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Fluke are the
possessors of new Ford car.
Mrs. o. A. Wilt went to Gunnison
Monday.
Bud Owens was down from Vulcan
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Radeka, daughter Luie and
nephew John Howard were in lola Tues
day from Powderhorn.
On Tuesday Jack Hewitt and friend,
Mr.. Davis, came in from Denver TO
spend the summer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-30
PERU

NJ. J. Hapgood was in Montpelier a
short time last week.
Abbie West is out again being quar-.
antned for measles for several weeks.
Miss Charlotte Hapgood is a guest
OF her brother, NJ. j. Hapgood for a
few days.
Mrs. J. G. Mccullough of North Ben.
nington and party spent few days Of
last week at her cottage here.
W. |. Whitney OF Plymouth. Mass,
spent a few days with his brother. l..
j. Whitney, the last Of the week.
Mrs. Smith Of Wilmington and Sam.
ucl Rideout of Hudson, Ohio. were
guests of their sister, Mrs. NJ. Il. Lyon,
last week.
Or. c. Il. Seymour, who has been
spending his vacation In town. return
ed to his home in Mt Vernon, y. V,
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Batcholdcr who
have spending two weeks with his mo
Their. returned to their home In Frog
more. $. c., on Monday.
Miss Julia Burroughs OF Manchos
ter was a guest OF her aunt, Mrs. W
IL. Burroughs a few days OF last week
Miss Edna Burroughs also entertain
cd q girl friend for few days,
The following names have been filed
to be voted for at the September nri
mary for representative to the genera
assembly: Asa Brown is the choic,
of the republicans and NJ. J. Hapgoot
has filed under the national progress
sivo party.
Rev and Mrs. NJ. !. r. Fuller o
East Canaan. Conn. Mr. and Mrs. I,
NJ. Lyon OF Barre and MIR and Mrs
A. NJ Lyon OF Boston were in town
few days OF last week and attcnde.
the golden wedding OF their parents
Deacon and Mrs. NJ. n. Lyon.
A successful lawn party was giycr
on the Bromley house lawn Monda,
afternoon. together with sale o
handmade articles given by number
of interested ladies. The proceed
amounted to S26. which sum was turn
ed over to the Ladies' Aid society
The affair was In charge of Mrs. nnb
hett and our thanks are due the lad,
for the interest and work IN our be
hall.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-30
SALISBURY VALLEY

Mrs. Byron Pierce is seriously i'll
with quincy.
Mrs. Jared Howard visited at c. S.
Estes in Bennington last week.
Arthur Stevens of Cambridge was
in the place On business Monday
Gertrude Evans of Waterford is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. John Bennett.
Miss Helen Bowling of Hoosick
Falls is a guest of Miss Helen Bou-
plon.
Miss Lillian Short has returned
after a two weeks stay in Hoosick
Falls.
Earl and Lyon Cole of Waterford
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. J. Ben
nett.
J. L. Crandall and wife Of Hoosick
Falls are spending the week at S.
Center's.
Miss Hattie Allen of White Creek
is caring for her sister, Mrs Byron
Pierce, who is i'll,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Fuller and son,
Clyde visited at +. J. Fuller's in Cam
bridge Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Rice and family
of South SALISBURY visited at James
Bouplon's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rouplon and
family were at Battlefield Park to at
tend the Masonic picnic Saturday
The White Creek Sunday school
will hold their picnic ON the church
lawn Friday afternoon September l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jared Howard and Mr.,
and Mrs. T. w. Fuller and son, Clyde,
attended the Stratton reunion at the
home of S. c. Lyons in Bennington
August 23rd
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davenport,
Mrs. Edward Green and daughter,
Marjorie OF Bennington ana MIS- Mat.
tie Percy Of Waterford, We're guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ben-
nett last week making the trip in
their new Buick.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-30
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY
Fern picking is hosining.

Fern picking is hesining.
Carl stratton has an auto.
lshmael Waite was in bennington
SATURDAY..
Butter is raising, the cost OF grain
is - high.
Mrs. Rhode patten Is not feeling
quite as we'll
Mrs. S. Il. sherman attended the
Sunday service.
George /. Twichell was in Benning'
ton the past week.
Walter Lyons is at home from duty
on mail service this week.
Mir. and Mrs. S. Z. Sherman were
motoring in the place Sunday.
George r. Mattison and Herbert Mat
tiaon were in Bennington Saturday
Henry Greene and son Raymond
were in the place Sunday on business.
Mrs. Charles Becker entertained
guests from out OF town the past week.
Miss Anna Harrington is spending
her vacation in Green Mountain Val
IT,;
MI. and Mrs II. W. Burgess of Ben
nington we're motoring in the place
sunday.
Charles Harrington is spending his
vacation with his parents in Green
Mountain Valley
W. o. Burt and W. s. Thompson
were driving through Green Mountain
Valley sunday.
Arson Hawkins OF South SALISBURY
was In Green Mountain Valley the
past week spending day fishing.
There was a service at the Green
Mountain Valley school house last
Sunday conducted by Rev. George j.
Sturgis He was accompanied by Au-
gustin Daley.
Bishop Bliss will be at maple hill
! school house next Sunday, September
Bird at 3 p. m. and conduct service.
Let all who can be present. 1t will be
indeed a great pleasure to meet the
bishop ard listen to something very
interesting.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-30
NORTH WHITE CREEK


Harvey Woodcock is visiting in
Sandgatc.
Charles Agan was in shushan re-
Gently
Frank Bailey spent Monday at 5. X.
Lakes in White Creek
Roy Ashton lost a COW Tuesday by
breaking her leg, In the yard
Mrs. |. NJ. Bentley IS spending a few
days with Mrs. d. II. Woodcock.
Henry Hin attended the Grange pic
mic at Lake Lauderdale, Saturday
Il. Harrington, wife and child start
for Panama today, where he has a
position.
Mr. and Mrs James Martin visited
Mrs. Jerushe Rainey Of Shushan We'd
nesday.
o. +. Dewitt, son John and son-in-
law George Brown Of Albany were at
H. H. Woodcock's Sunday.
Frank Pierce OF Salisbury Valley
spent the week end al Mrs Mary
Bailey and Charles Bennett.
Mrs. James Bennett and son attend.
cd the family reunion Of the Lawton
family in Shushan Wednesday
Mrs Ida l.. Gibbs Of Waltham.
Mass, who has been visiting her uncle
James Benngt the past four weeks,
has returned to her home
Darrell and William Geary, Friedrich
John and Forrest Luke. Charles Ben.
nett and James Martin. attended the
races at Saratoga Thursday
Wilmer Luke. formerly Of this
place, but now cf Schenectady and
Miss Bertha Trip were married at
the brides home in Schenectady Aug
49, The happy couple are spending
their honeymoon in Lake George.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-30
EAST ARLINGTON


MIS-. George s. Stafford was in Troy
one day last week.
Miss AGNES Warner of Konsington,
Conn, visited at Mrs, Susan Phillips
recently.
Mrs. Monahan OF Brooklyn has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Donahue
OF this place.
MIR. and Mrs. Douglas Montgomery
Of SALISBURY passed Sunday with rel
atiyes in town.
DR.. Franz, Walsh Of Readsboro visit
ed hts parents, MIR and Mrs. D.
Walsh Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Woodwork of New
York Is spending his vacation in town
with her grandfather, ]. Il. Judson.
Webb Phillips Of North Bennington
is spending a few days in town with
his grandmother Mrs Susan Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. T. II. Pierson have
reopened their cabin at Roar'nS
Branch camp after two weeks an.
sencc.
Leon Cole had the misfortune TO
break some bones in his hand crank.
ing their car while in Bennington
Saturday.
Rev. J. G. Robinson. Mrs. Katherine
Robinson. his mother and Miss Bell
Willis, who have been spending their
vacation in town, returned to Hamp'
ton. n. Y. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Buchanan, who has
been visiting at X. A. Blairs and p. r.
Deschenes' returned Monday to North
Bennington Mrs. Buchanan will be
remembered here as Gertrude Shep-
ard.
Preaching services as usual next
Sunday in Oliyet church. There will
be no session of the Sunday school,
and all departments of work for the
children are closed until further no.
tice Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. w. \. Hayden and
Mrs. Katherine Grant motorod to
Hedges lake Sunday to visit camp
ing party from here composed OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Webb. Nellie, Harry
and Era Grant and several of their
friends.
Miss Minnie Shunleton and Louis Ba
han OF this place were married at
Manchester at the NJ. H. parsonage
Wednesday, Aug. so, by Rev. Mr.. Kel
ton. The young couple intend ia
spend the week touring the northern
part of the state.
The people of East Arlington sym
nathize with MIR. and Mrs. II. A. Hulet
whose children are IN with the dread
disease, lnfautile Paralysis. Since the
order of the health officer to keep all
children NJ home, the village dom
seem natural without children on the
streets We sincerely trust those af
nictod will recover fully and that nc
new cases appear.
Our baseball team had revenge on
Bennington Saturday, shutting then
out TO o. our boys played errorlesl
ball and deserved to win. Riley pitch
ed another ono hit game In the las
three games he has only allowed si'
hits, last Saturday defeated Poultne!
allowing one hit, striking out fifteen
Wednesday defeated Manchester a
Manchester allowing four hits. One o
the features of Saturdays game wa
Leo kcoughs fast fielding.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-30

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