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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
WILLIAWSTOWN

Remember the social at Lynde hall OF
the evening of Wednesday, the 9th
under the auspices of the young men OF
the Methodist society. The entertain
ment will consist of music. local news
paper and farce entitled 1.-THE Teach
ers' Examination The oyster supper
general invitation is extended to at.
tend the social.
Charles w. Williams and sister, Agnes,
will move this week from the lower tene-
ment in William p. Briggs house to the
tenement house on the road to Berlin
belonging to Patrick Kelly.
The Home Study club are to meet on
Thursday afternoon of this week with
Mrs. Annie f. Randall. Topic, "Our
Martyred Presidents in charge of Mrs.
Carrie McAlIister and Mrs. Louise ST.
mons.
The scribe has in his possession copy
of the annual report of the town for the
year ending Feb. 81, 1882, the auditors
being j. f. Bailey, L. II. Martin and w.
S. Covell. The report takes but four
pages, about the size of those in the
later town reports. The selectmen for
that year were j. w. Bass, ID. NJ Smith
and William Hanson; the listers were
J. M. Seaver, c. U. Lathrop and 0. ).
Martin; George Beckett was clerk and
treasurer and j. NJ. Seaver was consta
BILE The total amount of orders drawn
by the selectmen was 81 ,25292 and when
all was squared up there was balance
in favor of the town of Sl92.94. Among
the names of those for whom orders
were drawn we find those of J. d. Clog
ston, H. d. Abbott, Enoch Howe, Calvin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
4LKOFTHE TOWN

New line of wash silk waists at Alb.
bolts,
! Jack cambridge, who has been de-
tanned by illness from his duties at the
| Western Union office for several DAYS.
resumed work this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Black, the lstter's
sons, Alex. and Clark kesson, and Robert
! Clark will leave the city this evening
for Ohio, where they are to reside. Mr.
and Mrs. Black will make their home in
| Elyria, where the former has been en-
gagged for several seasons as golf
| teacher. He will be assisted by Alex
| Kesson, who has been active in the mead.
| ow Brook Golf club while employed as a
clerk by the Union Clothing Co. Mr..
Clark has obtained position as golf
tutor on large course in Sandusky.
John Robertson OF West Patterson
street and Alex Fowlie of Glenwood ave
nue. were pleasantly surprised at the lat
ter's home Saturday evening, when about
10 friends of the two young men gath.
cred there, the occasion being the birth
day anniversary of both the young men
The evening was pleasantly spent with
an informal program of musical num-
bers, after which light luncheon was
served by Mrs Alex Fowlie, sr., and
Mrs. Fowlie jr. During the evening the
young men were the recipients of hand
som military kit each, both of them re-
spending in an appropriate manner.
Amid a medley of song and instru- !
mental music Robert Clark, an active !
member of the Meadow Brook Golf club, I
took leave OF his frieffos Saturday night /
at a surprise party given in his honor in I
the home of 4. Freeland of Maple ave-
nue.. Tonight Mr.. Clark leaves for San
dusky, o., where he has a position as
professional golfer. Around so people !
came together and as an expression of |
their esteem for the departing golfer,
they presented him a handsome leather
bag, the speech being made by
Smoke Joe Fraser A substantial
luncheon was served and afterward a
program of dancing was varied by vocal
from Mrs. Freeland, Mrs.
Alex. McHafiie, Miss Betty Stephen, Bud
Watt and John Black. A. Freeland gave
A cake walk. Leslie Mercer contributed
A clog dance little Miss Phyllis Freeland
appeared in songs and dances and Miss
Marie Pirie gave step dance to bag
pipe accompaniment by Leslie Mercer.
Music for the company dancing was fur
lished by Miss Stephen and Mr.. Cooper.
The committee in charge of the affair ]
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Freeland,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Milton, Mrs. A. Cowie.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
SOUTH BARRE

There will be an entertainment at the
grange hall Wednesday evening, Feb.
q, at o'clock Rev. Edgar Grassland
will speak.
South Barre grange viii hold a regu-
lar meeting Thursday evening at 8
o'clock, with the following program;
Four minute talk, Mr.. Town; song, "Ths
Farmer Beats Them AL" from Grange
Melodies, page l75; recitation; trio, Mrs.
Thorn, Mrs, Dudley, Mrs. Howard; How
Farming Looks to Me-" by the men; pa
triotic song. The first and second de-
grees will be conferred on nine candi-
dates.
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Special silk dress values at Abbott's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
VERMONT BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Eben G. Gitchell of Montpelier and Hen
nv E. Powers of Barre File.

Rutland Feb. 25.-Eben G. Gitchcll of
Montpelier, contractor, filed petition
in bankruptcy Saturday in the office of
Clerk f. S. Platt of the United States
court He has l06 unsecured creditors.
His liabilities amount to SIS, l69.s6 and
he has assets of S6,sSp, of which Sl32
is claimed exempt. The largest credi-
tor is the Capital Hardware company
of Montpelier, whose claim is $1,000.
A petition has also been filed by Hen
nv f. Powers of Barre, carpenter. He
has liabilities of S3.s73i05, and assets of
So 900. of which 1905 is exempt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
Avoid Butchering Losses.

Losses through pork spoilage result
ing from warm weather soon after hog
killing could be prevented in many cases
if farmers would watch the weather re-
ports and get in communication with
I the observers, according to officials in
! the United States weather bureau. The
official in charge of one of the weather
/ bureau offices in southern state de-
| scribes a method used successfully in
that locality which has prevented spoil
age. A list of the farmers having tele-
phones was obtained from the local tele-
phone company Representatives of the
weather bureau then communicated with
the farmers with view of ascertaining
whether they had hogs to kill, how
many. when it was desired to butcher,
and if they were willing to wait until
notified by the weather bureau official
as to when it would be safe to kill.
Farmers were not advised to kill even
though cold wave had been forecast,
unless the weather map indicated that
the cold weather would last for several
days and that the prediction would be
verified beyond a doubt. Ordinarily
farmers in that region would butcher
when information of a cold wave was
received but losses often were sustained
when such spells were of brief dura-
ton.
This method was used all last winter
with but little loss to meat. In some
instances farmers waited week or two
longer than they desired, but it paid
them to do so. One man, after waiting
three weeks for a suitable time to
butcher, killed IS hogs in one day and
saved them all The warnings were
given out from the weather bureau not
only by telephone but by whistle sig
nails, the siren of the electric light plant
being used for the purpose.
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Granite Cutters International Associa
ton of America.

A regular meeting of the Barre branch
of the G. G. |. A. of A. will be held in
Clan Gordon hall,
Una ruinione regolare dell unione deg.
ii scalpellini (branch di Barre avra'
lougo nella sala di Clan Gordon,
On Monday evening, Feb. rs, at I
o'clock. Important business.
j. d. Will, Secretary.
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Card Of Thanks.

! wish through The Times 10 extend
my thanks for the gift Of silver from
the West Hill Sunshine club and friends
Ruth Wood Robinson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-08
Dishing Up the Sport Dope
|. y y u "A q K X p p N p.

spite the absence OF several OF last
years stars. But no team is stronger
~ tss ~ s isa " W., shs aI
is, perhaps, the weakest club In the
league.
And In the seasons gone by the
est tn this respect. IL anything were
to happen TO a member of the new In
field the combination would be thrown
hopelessly out OF gear. There would
be no Harold Janyerin or Everett
Scott to step In the breach.
1t was Johnny McGrBw, OF the
Giants, who first saw the value Of car
rying capable substitutes FOR ener
gency purposes. And one of the big
reasons Tor his c0nsisteIt success lg'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-08

The Boston Red sox got away to q
@piendid start in the American league,
lads pushed out their chests and
smiled Knowingly We are among
those who appreciate the Inherent
strength OF Eddie BarTows outtlt.
There isn't better pitching stan IN
the league, and the inf1eld, when 1t
gets to working sraoothly- and this
means when Stuffy IcInnis gets &C
cuBtomed TO the requirements OK the
third baging job, will no longer pc
source on worry.
f there were any way OF knowing
That the team ais Ii is now constitutes
would be able to travel right through
aas schedule without accident or mis-
mRp we would wager the Red Eox
you'd win the peuuant. az1Q thiB de-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-08
Sporting Neps
In Tabloid
(By Asnoeiated Press,1

(By Associated PresS.)
Chicago, May 8.--Joe Eagan was
lgiven the decision over Tommy Rob-
con at the end of a IL round fight at
Boston.
Irish Patsey Cline, who had been
tbarred from fighting in Cleveland
because of his failure TO appear in a
bout there April is, was reinstated by
Rhe boxing commission
w. NJ. smoIIinger was selected
secretary of the American Trottins
association at The annual meeting,
Chicago.
"spider" Kelley, widely known
conditioner of fighters, has been en-
gagged by Jess Willard as trainer for
HE proposed contest with Fred Full.
tom July 4.
Army and navy men will be adj
mitked free to the baseball games of
f&he Minneapolis American associa-
Etion club at Minneapolis.
"Zaek" Wheat, OF the Brooklyn Ma
4ional league team, WAS reinseated
by the National baseball commission.
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Willard Hires
"Sbtder Kelly
IRy Associated Presg.l.

Chicago. May 8.-"Spider Kelly"
of San Francisco, formerly a. light
weight fighter. and more widely
known as second and trainer Of
boxers, was engaged Tuesday by
Jess Willard to act as trainer, ad-
wiser and chief second for the cham
fpion in the latter's proposed battle
for the title with Fred Fulton. KEEL
ley, whose ability to dispel gloom
around training camps is, proverbial
among boxing enthusiasts, will have
complete charge Of Wizards prepar-
alton, it is understood. , .-a..
Kelly, who acted as. chief second
to Jack Dempsey in the latters re-
cent battle with Billy Miske at st.
Paul, left Tuesday night for San
francisco. but expects to return as
soon as he is notified definite ar
arrangements for staging the Willard
fulton battle are completed. Col J.
&c. Miller, who will manage the con-
test, is on his way to the Atlantic
coast to consider offers for holding
the bout there.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the clubs.

R.H.E.
Chicago ....... 900 900 1901 8 3
At Pittsburgh :. 200 900 00x-2
Weaver, Walker and Killifer; Miller
and Archer. !
RH.E.
At St. Louis -. 600 600 05x-5 /
Bressler, Eller and Wingo; Doak
Horstman and Snyder. Gonzales.
Brooklyn ...... 600 900 0oo- o 8 3
At Boston 80. 242 003 50x-16 II o
Cheney, burning and Kruger; Rag
an and Wilson.
R,H.E.
Philadelphia -. 100 200 o00-3 IL 8
At New York -. 900 131 02x-7 8 O
Hoggs, Mains and Burns, Adams
Barnes and mccarthy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-08

Boston ......... 600 COZ Ooo-S i
At Washington. 001 al 00x--7 1S /
Leonard and Agnew; Johnson and
Ainsmith.
R.H.B.
New York ...... i02 003 00s--9 9 4
At Philadelphia. 600 Dol 000--1 8 4
Love and Hannah; Myers, Adams,
Fahey and Perkins.
R.H. g..
Cleveland $3.50. 0f2 020 011--T 10 i
At Chicago ..s.. 600 900 010--r 8 q
Bagby and O'Neill; Williams. Benz,
Russell and Schalk.
St. Louis 5000. 001 10 020-5a 8
At Detroit $3.50. 600 900 300--3 5 g.
Ga1lia and Nunamaker; Kallio,
Jones. Boland and Yelle.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-08
THREE LETTER MEN LEFT

Columbus, o., May 8.-The with
drawaI of Gailord r. Stinchcornb
from Ohio State university will
leave only three letter men from last
seasons championship football eleven
from whom to build a. new team.
sStinchcomb, who has enlisted in the
navy, expects to leave soon to enroll
ian the naval officers material train
ting school In Chicago. He played
half back >on last seasons team
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-08
FIELD FANS 10 MEET.

Grand Forks, N. d., May 8.The
North Dakota Field Trial club will
hold a, meeting in Grand Forks this
evening, for the purpose OF fixing the
time for the annual field trials. The
Forks, as has been the case the last
several years.
A. I. Widlund, OF Grand Forks. is
president OF the club and issued the
call for the meeting
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-08
PLAN RENEFIT FoR MONA.

Milwaukee, Wis, May s.A bene-
fit boxing enter tainment is being
planned for Eddie Mona, q Milwau-
kee welterweaght, who was seriously
injured In a bout with Jock Malone,
OF ST. Paul. several weeks ago when
the Milwaukee boxer was knocked
out and suffered e. blood cIot on the
Ebrain. Malone. among others, Is ex-
pected to participate In the benefit.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-08
SHEEP TO HELP KEEP
GRASS SHORT ON FIELD
OF CHICAGO WHITE SOX

Chicago, May s-Charles A. Com
dskey, owner Of the White sox, Mon
day followed the example of Presi-
dent Wilson in pasturing sheep on
the White House lawn, and purchas-
ed ten OF the animals as assistants
ITO his groundkeeper. 1t is expected
the sheep will help in keeping the
grass short, and the example. II
generally followed, may help in re-
lieving the wool shortage.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-08
"a RoosT MEMBERSHIP.

Grand Forks, N. d., May s.To
stimulate interest in golf. extra club
bags have been ordered and mem
bers OF the committee Of thirty will
see that those interested In the game
will be taken 10 the links and In
troduced. Thts, tt is believed, viii
add to the membership OF the local
club which has been crippled since
The war
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FIAWt-EY 10 PLAY MooRHEAD.

The Hawley and Moorhead teams
On the proposed Red Cross league will
meet in d practice game in league
park In Moorhead next Sunday after
noon. Receipts will be used for pre-
Iirninary training expenses of the
Moorhead team. Candidates for the
team staged another practice Tues
day evening. showing up well. ac-
cording to E. G.. Melander, manager.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-08
Late Sport Ne70s
.HighJightS From
The Diamond

There was only one game in the
American association Tuesday, In
dianapolis losing to the Mud Hens,
to 4. Northrop, the Indians big
right handler, was hit timely.
The Pittsburgs Pirates are going
like. a. million dollars. Tuesday they
defeated Chicago in g. clean game, 2
to /, and edged close to second place
in the National league race. Some
Pittsburgh fans are already pre-
dieting that the team will be a
championship contender.
Philadelphia lost record was in
creased to seven Tuesday when New
York administered a Z to 8 defeat.
The Phillies outhit the Giants, but
felded raggedly. g.,
Boston gave Brooklyn a pretty
trimming Tuesday, the score being
16 to 0, pounding both Cheney and
Burning hard. Rawlings, for Bos-
ton, got five hits in as many trips
to the plate.
Boston seems to be slipping from
the lead in the American league,
Tuesday the Sox were trimmed by
Washington, 7 to 2, while Cleveland
beat Chicago. to l, putting the lat
ter within 80 points of the top.
Connie Mack's boys now feel at
home. The Athletics slipped to the
bottom as a result Of a defeat by
New York Tuesday. The Athletics
made four errors.
This man Ruth, Of the Boston Red
Sox, is a valuable fellow. Tuesday
he saved Boston from. shutout by
looping one over the right field
fence with one on in the sixth. Ruth
is a pitcher, but often plays the field,
as he did Tuesday.
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the fact that he always has aimed TO
have set of substitutes on the team
who could jump into the shoes of the
regulars and perform in equal style.
Fletcher, and snodgrass played first
when Fred Merkle was hurt. Carry
ing extra men of this caliber put
about $3.50 additional on the Giants
payroll, but this sum was got back at
the box Office and then some.
The old Cleveland Maps once lost a
pennant and possibly a worlds cham
pionship through taking q chance"
was injured in the neat of the battle,
and Dode Birmingham, then the star
outfelder of the league, dropped out
OF the fighting. Cleveland didn't have
anybody to speak of to I'LL the gaps
and the Athletics whizzed past them
and into the title dock.
"A little managerial precaution, in
yolying the acqgisitiona ct a. eoupl ty0 OF
would have brought the Napmen their
first pennant, and about 100000 more
in prize money.
DO you know that when Johnny
Evers quit the Red sox IN a hun the
last OF the famous old Cub inneld-
Chance, Bvers, Tinker, Steanfeldt--de-
parted from the major rankns
Dolly Stark has been signed by
Memphis, OF the Southern league, as
a utility player. Dolly once played
with Brooklyn when that club was
under the management of Bill Dalhen.
Stark is a peppeFy individual; so is
Bill. The two used to engage in some
hectic and forensic "mouthings''. Bill
once said: "The only reason keep
Stark on the team Is because can't
bluff him."
'.AIl my life my ambition was
to get in a. worlds series and see
what / could do" says Joe Jack
son. Now that my ambition is
fulfilled 1 have another. This ie to
get into a second worlds series.
Reader: The record for consecutive
defeats by ball club Is held by Aus
tin. in the Texas league. The Austin
team lost 80 straight games. Louis
willie, when that city was represented
in the majors. lost 26 games, which
still stands as big league mark.
Louisville, of the American associa-
ton, claims to have the strongest OUT
leld In the league In the persons of
jay Rirke, Bob Bescher and Duke
Kelley.
Joe stecher and ed STRANGER
Lewis, two of the nations leading
wreBtiers. are expected TO be called
In the army very shortly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Indianapolis =. 100 100 1914 IL o
Northrop and Gossett; Brady and
Devine.
No other games scheduled.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE--Thoroughbre white pet
pers. w. D. Hancock, ArgusvIlle. N. %.
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BARGAINS in Ford cara. Bucks
Motor Inn, north OF Ford building.
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BEAUTY SHOP for sale. Address 4,
care Forum.
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NEW FURNITURE ror safe. Phone
1899.
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FURNITURE Tackea, gtorsd and
moved; expert hands; low pricea
Phone SAT.
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TWO high class, desirably located
Hodge.
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PETS POULTRY LIVESTOCK,
NConCinued.)
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FOR SALE-Two-chair barber shop.
with bath. Address John P. Roth,
Rogers, N. d.
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FOR SALE-Library table. reading
lamp, chlfronier and other furniture.
Phone 1882.
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PULLMAN CAR, 1915 model, for sals:
to be seen on Saturday or Sundays.
Phone 1861.
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"All my life my ambition was
to get in a worlds series and see
what / could do says Joe Jack
son. ''Now that my ambition is
fulfilled 1 have another. This ia to
get into a second worlds series.
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FOR SALE-Household furniture. in
Guiding kitchen cabinet davenport.
vocation; price reasonable. Phone
2563-M.
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Reader: The record for consecutive
defeats by ball club Is held by Aus
tin in the Texas league. The Austin
team lost 80 straight games. Louis
Vile, when that city was represented
in the majors. lost 26 games. which
still stands as a big league mark.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-08

BABY CARRIAGE for sals. 423 Tth
Ave. n.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE or any
part for sale; Herrick refrigerator.
Phone 2932-W. TAT LIST st. n.
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louisville, Df the American associa-
fion. claims TO have the strongest OUT
fIeld IN the league in the persons Of
Jay Kirke, Bob Bescher and Duke
Kelley,
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Joe stecher and I'D STRANGER
Lewis. two of the nations leading
wreBtiers. are expected TO be called
In the army very shortly.
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WANTBp-To RENT.

WANTED TO RENT-Furnishe house
at once Phone 1S16-W.
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HELP WANTED-FEAGALE.
SCOmtfmued.l

WANTED-Girl for general nous,
work: Call 1107 9th st. N.
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FOR SALE-One 5-room and l Groom
house, modern except heat; close in.
Phone Fl.
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GARAGE FOR SALE.

FURNITURE and business OF s-roon1
roominghouse; Fargo residence dis
trict; garden, garage; can show good
Investment; suitable for. man ana
wife; $500 cash will handle; close In.
Call SIS Ord st, n.
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FOR ANYTHING IN THIS LINE. see
q. r. Troling. COS Front st.
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Do you know that when Johnny
Eyerg quit the Red Sox In hun the
last OF Hhe famous old Cub 1nMeld-
Chance, Evers, Tinker, steAmfeldt--de-
parted from the major PanIks3
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SEE THOMAS about cheap, desirable
building lots. 1o1 Broadway. Phone
li2.