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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-09

Ten lightweights have been named to
appear during the evening with cham
pion ard nine contenders on the same pro
gram. The champion will have a chance to
look over flock Of prospective foes.
Within a space Of one week Quaker city
fans will have had a chance to gaze upon
the best lightwsights in this country. Last
tied. On Monday right ten more will he
seen. Rltche Mitchell Is the only one of
johnny Dundee will motor over from New
the, ransy Chicago boy, Promoter ~! TAYLOR !t}iS
said this morning that he expected Yelling
here some time this afternoon.
Charley White is due in the city this eve
ming. This will he his first battle here since
two years ago. The ft-hook artist takes on
Harry Pierce, the real dope wrecker and
champion OF substitutes.
Joe BENJAMIN. the coast product. will
exhibit IN the east for the rst tS time when EhH
league trainer, is printing Thompson for this
Johnny Mealy vii carry that o1GSr trgsty riEht
ns fors Edde p''Ms Morgan ga "e the former English
featherweight title claimant. This will be
their first meeting-
Jack weinsteln. tho boxing magnatc who
Eddie Eddie OO'Reefe. OK is handling all the money
for the coming Phil Park show, Jack is
making his headquarters at the Rinqham
Hotel. He reports busy days along financial
row.
Tommy Lnrgdon. the untown lightweight
who opposed Benny Leonard when the cham
plon made his debut In ,his city nov W. Is Bpt Bscpt
Richmond bantam. McCiovern has recovered
from siege of illness. and now is ready
to renew his ring campaign
Tommy IL n regular manager. and doesn't
want his boy to get any the worst OF 4.
H now claims that 5sskSoT e waW wTes tse 9n
Young McGovern sent Lew down four times
in a bout at the Olympia four years ago
on Monday evening, II there are any knock
downs the timing Is g9ing TO be accurate.
step Watch mas and viii stand for
errors.
There is letter at this Office for Al
Lippe. manager OF Frankie Brown and X. o.
Loughlin.
Patsy German. the Port Richmond ice
man, who was ar ant, Fox roatcr' ssSs
""t"'" n@a patsy sS also also picked Willard to stop
Dempsey.
Matchmaker Herman TAYLOR will staTs
three eight-rourd bouts nnd one six'romnd
hattie at the Atlantic city snortinG Club
on THURSDAY night, Patsy Johnson the
Trenton bantam. fares Mattv Herbert. - nj
New York. in the wlnd-mp. JEFF Clark and
Tim Hnsic colored middlewci-hts meet In
rho semifnal The other bouts follow: zoe
Dorsey VS. Terry Hanlon and Jimmy Tender
vs. Jack Perry. ' '.s
Joe PhiUIps, Herrsn Hindin's lightweiVht.
faces Young Joe Rorrel IN the National
feature newt Fr'dav night. Matchmaker and
Promoter Ine Critic has the following sup
nortirg card: X. o. Foster VS. Tommy
Sheridan Lew StincAr vs.. Freddy Goodman.
Young Mack VS. Kid Beebee and Tommy
Daley VS. Dan Leary.
RaInh Rr"dy the Syracuse lightweight
now is rnRkinG this city his home, His
hrst hout sin~e taking un his residence hers
win be in Boston on Monday night when
session 10 a decision He may be scet
here before the end of the open afr season.
Phil Lewis 4 handling Brady.
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CARMAN TAKES BIG RACE
Hunter PAGES Veteran to Fifty-M lie
Victory at Providence

Providence, II. l., Aug. 0.-Clarence
Carman, former champion, captured the
Golden Wheel, the annual fifty mile
motorpaccd feature. from classy field
here last night. Vincent Madonna was
second.
Frank Cory was in the lead until
the thirticth mile. when he punctured
He finished third. George Wiley was
fourth. The time for this distance was
l minute 0 % seconds.
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Pitches Double Victory;
One Is a No-Hit Game

Reading, Pa. Aug. O.-Buffalo
won the second double header in
row from Reading. Scores, 9 to
and I to o. Pat Ryan did the iron
man stunt for the Bisons. and in
the second game, which went seven
innings. he did not allow run or
hit.
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HORNSBY A GIANT?

Star Gard Traded to McGraW, Is
Report In New York
New York, Aug. GA persistent
rumor here today is to the effect that
the Giants had just completed one of
the biggest trades of the year with the
st. Louis Cardinals.
The report had Zimmerman, Doyle
and King being traded by the New York
club to st. Louis for Rogers Hornsby,
the star third baseman.
The report could not be confirmed,
and 1t was said that Manager McGrow
denied the trade.
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AS UPSETT7NG DOPE
49, OF LEAGUE LEADERS
Three Out of 81. From Sos
and T,Uo Out OF Three
From Tigers, Is Macks'
Trouble.Making Record
PITCHING STAFF GOOD
BY EDWIN J. POLLOCK

COME centuries ago n sooth saying
~ sage broke out with the statement
that It is the little things in life that
count. Take, E instance. that bit of
hay that ruined the camcl's back. Also
take f instance our AS.
The AS aren't exactly running any
body, but for such down and outers.
such mites in the world of big baseball.
they're causing heap Of trouble. The
Mackless Mackmen reached up from the
depths and slapped Kid Gleason on both
cheeks of his pcnnant- bright face. Are
they going to turn Daniel and tame the
lion that faces them in Tiger skin to-
day?
If Mr.. c. Mack and his little Mack
let's were to battle the White Sox and
the Bengals on their own soil through :
out the entire flag season they would
be standing somewhat higher than the
position which now graces or disgraces
them.
The As have come to blows with the
Sox six times this season at Shibe Park
and have won half the number OF games.
They have exchanged scratches on three
occasions with the Tigers on the home
lot and have scored two decisions. This
gives them an average Of .555 against
the two leading clubs Of the American
League. Not so bad for tailenders
What?
Soft and slow music is in order when
the record of the Macks in the homes
of the Comiskey and Navin clubs is
Irarno1 civ
ou. of seven in Detroit this year and
the same number in Chicago.
Kinney Hero
WALTER KINNEY, the Texas
w tanner, made the White Sox roll
over and play dead in the opening
game yesterday, although it took him
thirteen innings to gain 54 decision.
Kinney pitched great ball. He stood
the Gleason gangsters on their ears
with his curve ball and he blinded them
with his fast one. Only seven bingles
were made off his southpaw shoots and
besides he contributed two hits and
three runs, the last of which was the
deciding marker of the encounter.
The AS got splendid pitching in the
series with the Sox with the exception
of the second game yesterday, when
the Chicago clubbers nicked Rogers and
recruit Martin Kercher for nine safe
blows. Win Noyes made his bow for
the first time since 1917 and held the
westerners hitless in four frames.
Scott Perry let the Chicagoans down
with four hits in the first game on
Thursday, but lost. Roland Naylor
hurled the second half of the bill, ant
although he was hit hard, he was effec-
tive with men on and won. If Connie
continues to get such twirling he's goine
to win a number of ball games before
the season ends. AS it is the AS are
creeping close to 300, remarkable
percentage for the AS.
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Stetson PLAYS Its Today

Barney" Slaughter, who let Hill
dale down with two hits last Saturday,
will lead his team from Lit Brothers
against the Stetson clan this after
noon, and Stevenson will try to stop
the store boys.
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Barney" Slaughter who let Hilldale
Gown with two hits last Saturday. will lead
MS team from Lit Brothers against Stet-
son today. Friday and Stevenson will try
10 stop the victorious store boys.
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Emma Mcgowan Wins Trot

Goshen, y. y. Aug 0.-The Brook Farm
trotter Emma Mcgowan won the 2l2 trot
in straight heats. In winning this race
Lyman Brusle was awarded the Tiffany
TrODhy
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New York. Aug. 9.--The American Inter
allied Championship, team Of athletes which
Is expected to roach HohOken tomorrow ar,
ternoon at . o'clock
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"The worlds upside down. the guy with
Chicago bats and vet Win takes part in q
defeat. The worlds all wrong"
Hushie Jennings and a number q the
wasn't roofing for the As any more than
Happy Felsch behed his name yesterday.
He tDds as happy hat boz at q tioht
tDads' banquet. He cot ono hit out OF seUen
times up.
Kinney pitehs Kinney hite oh. boysi
I'll say he can.
ter yesterday. He famed Just as well
from the portsde Of the plate as the star
board
Leo Groh kept his record oieon Of hits
tphen he Jdnned for Win Noyes IN the ninth
He soGved Win the trouble Of batting, any
hoD.
Lit Brothers have a pitcher named
Slaughter, They say he's regular cut-up.
BHI jacobson spent a verg pleasant after
noon IN NeW York yesterday. He had a
times up. WiIIym has hit Safeiu IN fourteen
cohsecutipe games. -
Fred Iuderus was so per cent OF the Phil
singles Gnd . double. Not so bad for q
veteran.
sherwood Masee had q nice day OF rest
in Cincinnati. Not one fly went In his di-
rectibn, ~, ~
3 Hetne zltmcr1aan soas presented spffh a
fhsss ~ stlver by ne Chieaoo {riegds and
ss. ss Ass Ss e'ssss s AsaS AsSFs ss au y zach
|II| -
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vssrer and Monte Cross.
FLtIsHER GIRLS PLAY
Meet David Lupton's Damse's
Feature Ball Game

The Fleisher Bloomer Girls are schea-
,,,od to nlay in the feature game OF the
double header this afternoon on as tne
Fleisher Athletic Field, Twenty -slx!n !,,
and Reed streets. The opposition VIII VIII
an ~ tho David Lupton's girls nine. In
.hs % preliminary contest the Fleisher
,nor,s second team will line up against
Waco. Wa beginning at 1 80. The girls
came is echeduled for 3 90.
The lineup follows:
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics. 3; CHICAGO. 4 13 innings).
Chicago, 6; Athletics, . Second gamc).
Cleveland, 5; Boston. 4.
New York. O; st. Louis, 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati, 4; Philn delphin, 2.
Chicago. 3; New York, 0.
Pittsburgh. 8; Brooklyn, 0.
Boston, o; st. Louis. 4.
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Subject to Change
ALHANIBRA CO
18th, Morris & Passyunk Av.
APOLLO CS
52d and Thompson Sts.
ARCADIA (S
Chestnut below 18th St.
BELMONT
52d above Market st.
BLUEBIRD. S
Broad G. Susquehanna Ave.
EMPRESS 10y
Main St. Manayunk.
EUREKA
40th and Market SITS.
FAMILY 81
1911 Market st.
PARAMOUNT D
26th st. and Girard Ave.
58TH ST. THEATRE
Below Spruce st.
GREAT NORTHERN (s)
Broad St. at Erie Ave.
IMPERIAL tO
Goth and Walnut SITS.
JUMBO
Front St. and GIrard Ave,
LEADER s)
4lst and Lancaster Ave.
LIBERTY tO
Broad and Columbia Ave.
LOCUST
52d and Locust SITS.
MARKET ST. THEATRE (S
333 Market St.
MODEL O
425 South st.
NIXON
SOD and Market SITS.
OVERLOOK
63d st. and Haverford Ave.
PALACE
1914 Market st.
PARK
Ridge Ave. & Dauphin St.
PRINCESS (S
1913 Market St.
REGENT t)
Market St. below nth.
RIALTO tS
Gtn. at Tulpehocken.
RIyOLI
S9d and SAMSON SITS.
RUBY (S
Market ST. below 7th.
SAVOY O
1911 Market st.
STANLEY sJ
Market above 18th.
STRAND
Gtn. Ave. at Venango.
VICTORIA (S
Ninth and Market SITS.
WEST ALLEGHENY
2bth and Allegheny.
when In Atlantic City tsl
Visit the Colonial Theatre,
The theaces marked /
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FuIlback Ames to Enter klskim lnet ia 8

Washington. Pa, Aug 0.--Rl Ames big
fullback of the Twenty-eighth Division foot
ball team In France. In the a. F. f
eliminat tion series will enter the Eiskimlne-
tas Springs School. At Salisbury. this fall
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.El SII EiSr GIRLS


Sioux City, Ia, Aug. 0.-Fred Gilbert.
a weil-known profe ssional shooter of Spirit
Take Ia broke the worlds record Tor
continuous target breaking at Hampton. Ia.
Gilbert cracked $50 consecutive targets
without a miss.
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S. & C. PLAYS RUBBER
Lefty Meyer VIII Hurl Against
Quaker City Nine

One of the hardest games of the sea =
son is in store for the Strawbridge &
Clothier nine today at Sixty third and
Walnut streets, when it faces Quaker
City Rubber.
Manager Truitt will use Lefty Moyer
IN the box. Mair or Duphaz will hurl
for Quaker City Rubber.
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Noyes Will Help


WIN MOVES proved conclusively that
w he is ready to take his regular turn
in the box. The lean, right handler,
who left the AS fiat in 1917 and Joined
Uncle Sans staff, put the muf1er on
Chicago clubs when he took the hill in
the sixth inning of the second game.
For three innings he put the pale hose
bunch down in one two three order.
Eddie Collins walked in the ninth. but
got no farther than second. Edward
was the only Gleasonite to reach first
in the four innings Noyes performed.
Kercher went as good in his two in
nings as a recruit can be expected to
show in his big league debut. The for
mer Rochester semipro is big lad with
a good hook and a fairly good fast ball.
There is a chance that he may develop
into regular, but he needs a lot of
polishing.
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ST. Celia Nine Wins

Coatesville. Pa. Aug 0.-St Celia won
the verdict over Contesville +. C. here YES
terday. to 3.
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Bingles and Bungles

tho brown derby confded. Moves siIencss
Chicago bats and yet Win takes part In o
defeat. The worlds all wrong"
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Walker In Final for Vermont Title

WaIker III TThdT TOT VerHI0Ht 'Tt'e
Termination, Vt, Aug. 9.-The Vermont
state golf championship tournament came
through the semifnel stage here YESTERDAY ai,cs
the intercollegiate champion, who plays as
an Ekwanok member, and J. q, Estey; OF
final today.
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Westville Trims AIl-Stars
The westvile A. G. beat the All Stars in
a twilight game s-3.
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TODAY'S SCHEDULE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Philadelphia; clear.
Chicago Mt Washington; clear.
st. Louis Mt Boston t2 Eames>: clear.
Cleveland at New York; clear.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Cincinnati; clear.
Boston at st. Louis: clear.
BroOklyn at Pittsburgh: clear.
New York Mt Chicago: clear.
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Ivy Professionals Win

Ivy Professionals defeated the Islandville
team in an interesting game. score 8 to /
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Hushie Jennings and a number OF the
Tigers saw the dual bill yesterday. Hughie
wasn't roofing for the AS any more than
Cincinnati Is roofing for Pat Moran.
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Norma Talmadge in
The Way OF a Woman
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Theda Bara in
A Woman There Was
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Tom Moore
The City. of Comrades
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Career OF
Katharine Bush
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Harry Morey in
The Man Who Won
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Happy Felsch belied his nums yesterday.
Hs tDos as happy hat boz at q tioht
toads' banquet. He GOT ono hit out Of seuen
times I'D,
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Monroe Salisbury In
The Blind rail
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Scraps about Scrappers

Open-air boxing shifts to the Phls Park
Monday night.
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SATURDAY

Wallace Reid In
The Love Burglar J.
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Ten lightweights have been named to
appear during the evening with cham
pion ard nine contenders on the same pro-
gram The champion will have a chance to
look over flock OF prospective foes.
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This will be the sixth open-air classic oi
the season and the third to be staged at the
Baker stadium.
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Ethel Clayton in
A Sporting Chance
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Rex BeaCh's
The Crimson Gardenia
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Why i Would
Not Marry
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Jane ElyidEe in
Coax Me
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ThedA RAra in
A Woman There Was
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Ma dGe Kennedy
Leave II to Susan
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Monroe Salisbury In
The Binding Trail
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Francis Bushman In
Gods Outlaw
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OlivG Thomas in
Prudence on broadway
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Sessue Iia --a.,.
The Man Beneath
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PHoToPLAY
FRIDAY

Career Of
Katharine Bush
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Charles Dickens's
b Dombey a Son
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Fra NIX Keenan,
The Master Man
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Norma Ta almadge In
The Way of n Woman
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William s Hart In
Square Deal Sanderson
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Charles Ray
Billy Henry

Montague Love in
4 Broadway Saint
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George Walsh in
Putting One over
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Frank keenan, in
The Ma ster Crook
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Why I Would
Not Marry
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Rex Peach's
Tho Crimson Gardenia
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Hail Caine's Woman
Thou Gavest Ne
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Alma Reuhens in
A Mans Country
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Ruby de Remer IN
Dust of Desire
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Fannie Ward in
Our Better Selves
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Ma rEarita Fischer In
Charge II to Me
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Tom Moore in
City of Comrades
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Olive Thomas. in
Upstairs and Down
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Bessie Barriscale
Woman Michael Married
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Edmond BTeeFe In
The Master Crook
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! corporation. whleh + suaranteN q EARLY
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MAY Allison In
The Uplifter-
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THURSDAY
Priscilla Dean in
A silk Lined Thief

Charles Ray
Hay Foot Straw Foot
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ter yesterday He famed Just as well
from the portside OF the plate as the star
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Olive Thomas in
Upstairs and Down
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Geraldine Farrar
Shadows
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Gladys Leslie
The Girl Woman
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Ma delRiNe Traverse in
Rose of the West
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Mrs. Vernon Castle in
The Firing Line
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Alice Brady IN
His Bridal Night
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Ethel Clayton in
Men, Women & Money
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Hale Hamilton In
His BrOthcrS Place
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Alice Rrady in
His Bridal Might
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LYNDONVILLE

Mrs. w. C. Conner and sons,
Franklin and Wendell went to Boston
Tuesday by auto.
Homer Watson and family arc
camping at Joe's Pond.
Verna Aldrich has returned home
from West Burke and her many
friends are glad to know she is able
to walk and be around the house after
the terrible accident she had last
June.
Viola May of Boston is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. A. j. Corriveau.
Addie Clement has been visiting
Mrs. James Grady of Lyndon and
Mrs. C. N. Whitney of St. Johnsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Masten of
St Johnsbury are visiting at Mrs. c.
J. Trefrens.
G. M. Campbell and Hayden Lystcr
were at West Burke Saturday to at
tend the funeral of r. w. Densmorc.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. J. Corriveau were
visitors at Sherbrooke recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buckley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Shattuck were
called to Canada by the death of
their sisters child.
Mrs. Charles Mower of West Lcb-
anon, is visiting friends here.
DR.. Richard Wilder of Whitefcld,
N. H., is visiting his sister, Mrs H.
l.. Parker.
Bessie Randall of Sheffield is
stopping with relatives here.
Mrs. Elvira Gray and son, Ralph,
are at her daughters, Mrs. Alfred
Trips, to stay during Edith Gray's
absence at York Beach,
Mrs. J. F. Wilder has gone to her
sons home in Whitefeld for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence B. Fowler
of New York are spending their vaca-
ton with his sister, Annie Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Cowles are at
Lunenburg in store for Harry Sils-
by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farrant of New
port are at her sisters, Mrs. Erton
Shoreys.
Annie Fowler is having two
weeks vacation from Silsby's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewsey were
called to West Burke Satur Nv to at
tend the funeral of her nephew, r.
w. Densmore.
Sybil Barber of Woodsville is here
with her mother. Mrs. Una Huntley.
Mrs. Myles Gilman of st. Johns
bury has been visiting her sister, Miss
Annie Houghton.
Mrs Lee Richardson is enjoying
= visit from her mother, Mrs. Brown
of Ayers Cliff.
Mr., and Mrs. H. P. Silsby and
daughter. Eunice, were business Wis.
itors in Lunenburg this week.