Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-16

1He SCuOOlS Oh Vie IOWn OIL ClOVGf
will open Monday. August 28th. 1884
The Ladies' Mite society will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Fannie
AIdrich Work on hand will be the
tying of quilt, after which ice cream
and cake will be served.
The church fair, held Tuesday and
Wednesday af ternoons and evenings of
last week, was decided success both
socially and financially. The eight
booths, where fancy and useful articles
and things to eat and drink were sold,
were very attractively decorated, and
despite the rainy weather, were liber-
ally patronized. On Wednesday even
ing good sized company gathered for
the entertainment which was thorough
ly enjoyed. The fair was brought to
album quilt. More than SAG was real
lied from it. Mrs. George Wilson
purchased the quilt and presented it to
the pastors family. The proceeds of
the fair were S160. Much credit is
due the committees for their hard
work, and the patronage of the public
is appreciated.
On Saturday the baseball team start
ed best-tWo-out-of three series with
| Greensboro village on the Greensboro
grounds. The team presented
changed line up from the week before
and by ceasing to make errors and get
ting few solid hits in place thereof,
came out at the, long end of to 3
score. For eight innings it locked as
if Leland was to lead his team to a
shut-out as up to that time but three
| had nd
only one had managed to reach third.
In the last inning, however, he slowed
up a mite and two singles followed by
an error filled the bases. Here Leland
passed the next man, forcing in run.
With this ron in, the bases packed and
nobody down, the Greensboro rooters
warmed up and urged the batters to tie
up the game. The Glover boys, how
ever frightened and held their oppo-
nents down 10 two more runs, and the
game finished with the cushions still
packed with Greensboro runners
Glover did all their scoring in the
fourth, fifth and six innings. annexing
two counters in each, mostly on good
clean hitting, they having fine little
matter of seven singles including two
baggers by M. Leland and Bumpus and
a three-bagger by Buck. TIE team
eight good steals, H. Leland leading
with three. Saturday the Greensboro
aggregation will play the return game
al Kings field. 1t is up to the towns
people to turn out and show that they
are asgood at roofing as their team at
ball-playing.
The summary:
Runs by innings
12s45 789 R Fl F
Glover OOO2 2 900 9
| Greensboro 10000 10000 8 6
Runs, Glover, Bumpus, H. Leland,
Greensboro, Leonard, A. w. Stockdale
Sihley. Singles, Glover, g. Phillips,
II. Leland, Jenness. Lyman. Wells
; Greensboro, Leonard, A w. Stockdale
Sibley ~, A. Ste ckdale. Two-base
hits, Glover, Bumpus, M. Leland, Jen
: ness: Greensboro, A w. Stockdale.
5 Three base hits, Glover, Buck. Stolen
bases, Clover, M ahoney, Jenness, Dunn
, boro, Sibley, Harris. Sacrifice hits
. H. Leland (3). Buck, C. Phillips Greens
Glover, Mahoney. Double play
Greensboro, A. W. Stockdae to P. W
: Hardy. Hits off Leland, 6, off Jewell
4 g.. Struckout by Leland, 10; by Jew
4 ell. 6. Base on balls, off Leland, 4
OH JeWSll v. t1lC Dy pltcHers ny LeidI!o
e P. w. Hardy. Passed balls, d. HARDY
l. Time of the game, l hour. As nj"
utes. Umpire, Miles.
: GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
!. The Mems class will hold socia
|. Friday evening. There will be shor
:. program and refreshments. The who'll
family is invited to enjoy the evening
:, with US. 1t will be in order to bring
cake, doughnuts or sandwiches.