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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
"RUBE' BENTON TEsT|F|Es.
BEFORE GRAND JURY
Says Hal Chase and Buck Kerzog
Offered Him Some Easy Money
to Throw Game.
Try Associated Press. ]

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.--"Rubo" Ben
ton. pitcher of the New York Ma
tionals. today told newspaper mcn
previously to testifyinG before the
grand jury. now investigating
games. that Hal Chase, former mem
Der of the New York Nationals. made
:a wPss hn,s!! y, s4G,oco by plaeing
Benton was the chief witness at
today,s session, having como here
from New York in response TO sub
poS snn, lssusd several days ago;
entering the jury room in which he
said Hall Chase aud Charles Buck"
MierzoG, OF the Chicago Nationals.
II he would throw game between
the chicago and New York National
League clubs.
A,ss emsss eg,os fr5% the Jury
men that the substance of the tes-
{{lm,ony given TO the jury was as
proximateiy $4,000 "S by f bst,inr a on
worlds series games.
That he (Benton) had been offered
Hersog IL he @onid ,s by Chase sert ana
game" between the Cubs and Giants.
That Henry Zimmerman, former
member, of the Giants. had called
i' poor Hsn' ana tnat -FOUR
him had he thrown the game
IIerzoG vehemcntly denied the
charges of the New York pitcher:
10 newspaper men, Benton de-
clareu that he did not know of any
cases OF out and out crookedncss."
fore safe the na do kn0w that Just he
Giants and the Cubs. Herzos. Chase
and myself held Il conference, at
which / was asked IL l wanted to
make some easy money l was then
INFORMED that l was TO throw the
final game to Chicago"
Benton said that he joked with tho
game.
Benton's testimony before the
grand jury was short. and he was
temporarily excused from the stand.
put was told that he probably would
William Vecck. president OF the
stand before Benton's arrival. and
who was excused while the New
York pitcher testified. was recalled
In the afternoon. and gave evidence
supplementary to that submitted by
him yesterday.
In story printed here today. b. b.
Johnson. president OF the American
that he had heard statements that
the White SoN would not dare to win
the 1920 pcnnant because the mana
gers OF the gambling syndicate, al
legged to have certain players in their
power. had forbidden it,"
The gamblers are said TO have
backed Cleveland heavily.
Mr.. Johnson left tho city early to-
day and is not expected back until
Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
JOE TURNER PROVES
MASTER OF KETONEN
Big Finn Looked ind Worked Fine.
but Willy Man From Washington
Proved Better.

Wrestling like a champion during
the entire bout. Wiano Kctonen
went down to defeat at the hands
Of the Father Time of the Ring. Joe
Turner, holder OF the middlcweight
graphing belt.
Both were in great form and from
the ringside Ketoncn seemed to have
the edge most OF the way. but the
WHY Turner. who used his head more
than his strength. pulled himself out
or many bad hold. and at the right
time took advantage of the oppor-
tunity he had been looking. for.
Turner, took the first fall after
in sixteen minutes. ketonen seemed
him.
Ketonen came right back strong
old man from Washington on his
back with double arm lock. That
fall was SO quick that neither had
gotten hardly warmed up.
The third and last fall went thirty
minutes TO Turner with a crab hold.
which Ketoncn broke once. but was
unable 10 fully get away from when
sprung, on him again. This hold is
probably the most vicious one use d
by wrcstlcrs, and it's effects were
shown on kctoncn. when he could
Il was necessary to rub and massage
him before he could regain his feet.
Two or three times during the
match Turner took advantage OF
rolling out of the ring in order to
get away from holds. which would.
no doubt. have gotten him IL he had
stayed in the ring
Credit must be given Turner for
being one OF the most spectacular
men in his line. He never misses an
opportunity to flash before the au-
dience. His mind works faster than
his arms and legs. which outwork
many.
Kotoncn looked like the class ut
all times, but the wise Turned work
ed on his arms and finally tired him
so that the crab hold was final.
Telegram was received from Pete
DALAI OF Chicago. TO wrcs,le the
winner OF last nights bout next
week, winner to take all. and Turner
Immediately accepted the challenge.
Dallas is supposed to he in a class
by himself in Chicago and promoters
there refuse to sign him as he out
classes all others at his weight
Mike Yokel will be unable to APP
pear here before the early part OF
next month on account OF II being
harvest time on his farm. Tho Tur-
ner- Dallas match will prove moro
than fller-in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
A snort writer from Norfo,,,

A snort writer from Norfolk. one
VINO predicts what " cobb's batting
u the Truckers had not lost the acr~.
icoa of Trynor and Bangs. /, Wont,
have been IA shame 10 take ,hn
money, we have heard such "wh,s-
during the post-serica how this game
writer was always right "thc dnv
after the game" They ran truc ~
In what inning and In which ,n,,n
Tommy Abbott was to hurt his finger
and whether Chicago or ClevcInnd
would win tho American Leaguo pcn
pant. Real sport writer's. like sam
Crane. Sid Mercer. Grantiand Rice
and many others wo might mentIon
wouldn't be SO bold rs to even saw
that the Tars had n chance next yenr.
Worlds Almanac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
atted for McQuillan in
PhflndclDhIn.

Summary-Two-base hit-Fletchcr.
Home runs = McQuillan. Stengel
Sacrifice hit. Miller. Double plays
-Bocckel to IIolke TO Christenbury:
Christenbury to Hoike. Left on
bases-Boston. 7: Philadelphia, S.
Eases on ba!ls-On McQuillan. 9. OF
Pierotti. /. Iiits--On McOuiilan 4.
in innings: off Pierotti, / In inn
ings. Hit by pitcher = Sullivan by
iubhell. Struck out = BY McOuil-
Ian. Z: by pierotti. 3: by HubbeIl, ?.
Losing pitcher-McQuillan. EMPIRES
Moran and Rigler. Time-l:3o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
Totals ........ 81 27 8
'BaIted for Raungarten In seYentf

Score by innings: Il.
Detroit ......U o 0 01O II
Summary: Two-base hits-Wil-
liams. Sisier. Cobb; Davis. Three
man. Stolen bascs-Sisler, Tobin.
Williams. Smith. Sacrifices-Gedeon
Gerber. Double plays-Davis to Sis
to Heiiman: Huber to Ainsmith to
Iieilman; Davis 10 Gedeon to Sisler.
Left on bascs-St. Louis. 8: Detroit.
4. Base on balls--AIorrissette, 4 !;
Davis. !; Dauss, !: Fried. 3: Baum
gartcn. !. Hits-off Morrissctte. 2 in
2. off Fried, in 2-3: off Baumgarten,
in 4 l-3: OF Dauss. in 2. Hit by
PIT c by Morrissette (Smith).
Struck out-by Morrissettc. 9; By
Baumgarten, 3. Passed ball-Ain-
smith. Losing Observation-Disclosures
EMPIRES. Mo.iarity and Hildebrand.
Time, 1885
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
PHILADELPHIA WINS TWO
FROM BOSTON BRAVES
Stcngcl Made n Homo Run in Each
Gamc-Quakcrs Break Losing
Streak of Seven Straight.
tBy Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. c3.-Phila-
delphia broke its losing streak of
seven straight by winning two
games from Boston today, Z to 6 and
to ].
Stengcl had home run in each
game. his drive over the rieht-ficld
wall tieinE the score in the eighth
inning OF the first game. In the
second game his drive. which bound :
ed into the lcft-field blcachcrs.
scored Fletcher ahead Of him for
the first two local runs.
Pitcher McQuillan scored Boston's
only run in this game with a home
run into the left-field bleachcrs.
Scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
BABE RUTH STRIKES OUT
BEFORE HIS HOME FANS
Gives $1,000 to Help RcpIncc nu,,,-
ing Destroyed by Fire Mt
His Old School

hALTIMORE. Sept. 23.-Babo uu,h
ds ay whssrd to his aod home town here to-
least ,enst ono circuit clout. struck o nt
Twice. the last time with the In SOU
Y5u Will, me Orioles beat tho New York
Jack Bentley. tho Orioles. st,r
pitcher. famed Babe in the thru
y ynhm,mg' crossing him with n curve
Wnen inc homc-run king was lookin,.
LOT straight ball. In Tho fourth hs s
s Ms o1t on an easy groundcr; i'm tho
sixth ogden passed him, and i'm tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
CHATTANOOGA LOSES

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Sept. ga
held the Chattanooga
'Lookouts tSouthern Association. TO
one hit and the Alcoa independents
halves the series by taking todays
game, 8 TO J.
+ The score: r. IL Y.
Chattanooga G.ookouts)
iAlcoa fIndeDcndcnts) ....5
Vines aud Townsend; liolIlnss-
worth ant Clemens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
The Virginia I.cnrnn nnr.

IT, The virsinla I,eagnc next year NAV
this year. There Is lots Of ,ai,,
II being n six-team league in Iooi
No one wants to buy the Ietrrsburt.
franchise and Suffolk was a losine:
made their expenses don't feel H.
carrying Suffolk another year nmd
you can't blame them for that Thnsn
little North Carolina towns. Rocky
thousand population. supported ,beir
teams in real baseball styie rhn,,
are now out after high priced me-,
and willing to pay big iclguc sal.
ares aries, Ihey may surprise US next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
PIRATES BEAT ClNCY AGAIN
tBy Associated Preu1

PITTSBURGH. Sept 2a-Pitts-
Surgh made il three straight from
cincinnati today with victory OF
I 10 o. due to the excellent pitch,nr
Of Cooper and timely hitting by
Grimm. Barnhart and TIerney
The locals punched their hits In
me fourth and three In The sixth,
Mich produced all their runs.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

Philadelnhia .......oo oolo-2
Summary: Two base h!ts-Duear.
G. Walker, Mccain, Mclnnis Three.
base hit-Hooper t2p. Myers Sacrl-
hces-Menosky. Ecndryx. Double
playa-Brahy TO Scott to McInnis;
G. Walker 20 J. Walker; pugan 70
Dykes TO Griffin; Hitler TO Brady 10
Mclnnis. Left on ases-Philadel-
phia. z; Boston. G. Base on balls
Perry. /; Myers. 4. r,npircs-NailIn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
SPORTS
Golfer Quimet Holes
Out in One Stroke
Iny Associated I'ress.l

SION, Sept. 23.-Frnneis
accumulated nearly eycTythinr
possible In golf, WINS happy today
In the realization OF tho ambition
of oil golfers. He holed out In
one.
Playing yesterday on the links
OF the Commonwealth Country
Club, he drove of with a midirun
from the third tee, with tho hole
s43 yards away. The lay IL slight
ly doWnhili.
The ball sped true, rolled to the
nnEstick and dropped Into the cup.
IL WINS the first time he Ind hOled
out in single stroke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
LITTLE ROCK WINS
IRy As,ncla,edpr

-. LITTLE ROCK. Sept. 2s.-With tho
thIrd game OF tho post -season series
between the. Liiuc Rock Travellers,
COMPOSED OF players forming tho
pennant winning team Of tho South
e.n association. and tho 1T. Worth
c champions OF the Texas League,
transferred TO this city today, Little
ROCK won. TO .. Tho series now
,,tsnhs t"o 10 ono in favor Of FIT,
NOEtH. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

eighth. with thrce Yanks on tho
bases, and Babes hometown crowd
tense with excitement. Harry Frank
slipped over third strike.
another sort OF .'homcr." At mass.
meeting in the Fifth Regiment ARM
DRY for the benefit OF st. Mary's In
dustrial School. where Ruth learned
baseball. he made "A speech and wrote
his check for $4,000 to help replace
the buildings destroyed by flrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

The new prcsident-to-be OF tho
Colts Is a real. regular fellow and
with Ben Wilson to back him nm
Kichmond Is going TO have some base
PAN team next year. That bird has
been in baseball before-was mari
owner OF team in the Canadian
League for number OF years and
Knows the game. W ith the majority
he shonld build up great machine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
bhttcd Tor H0gart In seventh.
zBatted FOR Ayers In ninth.

Score by innings: r.
81. Louis ....... % 2 o o 90 %
Detroit .........0 0 0 0 0 o O %
SUN mary: Two-base hi,-Gerber.
ST. Louie. .: Detroit, II. Base on
hal!s-Hogart, 3. Bayne, 3. Hsts-off
HoRart. In Z. on Ayers. 3 in 2.
struck out---Bosar.. /: Bayne. 5;
Empires. Hide 1rand and Moriaritv.
Time, 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
ELKS PLAY BASKETBALL

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept 23.-The
athletic committee OF tho Elks' Club
has decided TO put out a basketball
team to represent the club during
the coming season. and work will
start at once to secure games with
leading athletic clubs and colleges
fifteen experienced men to select a
team from. The players will be
limited to members OF tho Elks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
RED SOx WIN, 9 To 2

BOSTON. Sent 23.-Boston opened
Us MAJ series OF the season with
nhiIaoelphia today. by winning TO
II was Myers ninth consecutive
victory. and he aided materially win
his bat, his triple in the sixth inning
was hit hard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
........ 81
Pittsburgh.

P'sSi nr ..:r..;. ooo2o2oox-i
ilrrney Three base hits-S,Imma
%acr!hce--S m A. Double-plnys"
I,roh and Dauhert: Crane. Kopf and
ti!!huhert; Barnhart. T!crney and
81 INN: schmidt and Barnhart. Left
on hases-Cincinnati. C.: pl,tshurrh
.: baSea on balls-oN Filler 3: on
Cooper. :? Struck ou.--by l;Iior. 2.
ny Cooper. :? Winning pitcher.
Physiology and Qu!siey. Time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
SENATORS BEAT READING

READING. PA, Sept e3-Four hits
In the ninth inning, including O'NeilTs
home run, gave the Washington
Americans four runs and a-,oc
victory over the Reading Tn;craA
tlonals. in an exhibition gam today.
Score: X II !.
Washington (Americans) 9 - .
Reading Internationally 6 IL !,
Fisher and Piclnich: Zell and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
SPORTS
Atlanta Girl MnIses Record.

new course record was mado bero
today by. Miss AIeNa Stirling. of Al
lanta. United States woman eolr
champion. In the second round of the
ladies' championship tournament
MISS Strings score was rs. Tho
former mark was rs. mado by Mrs.
Hope Gibson last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
zone out when winning run scored.

I,VSkV!I 8 q U-b
Philadelphia ...... col LII
Summary: Two-basc hits - Ford
90, Powell. Scott, Fletcher. Home
runs-Bocckcl. Stengcl. Stolen bases
sullivan. Williams. Meuscl (2), ].
Miller. Double plays Powell to
glastonbury TO Ford; Fletcher to ].
Boston, G: Philadelphia. O. Bases
on balls-OT Scott. .: of Belts. 3.
Hits-Off Belts. in innings; or
Smith. l in innings. Hit by pitcher
-O'Ncill by Belts. Struck out-By
scott. 3. Winning pitcher = smith
mpircs-Moran and Riglcr. Time
l:4o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

Joe Turner and wiano Eo,o,e
up n great exhibition last night os
wrestling: and although Kc;onen
looked like the money most of The
way, turner finally came through
win all the shrewdneSs o, his cirI'
teen years experience. which counfnl
Tor more than the Firms rrcat
strength. 6ieat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

Tomorrow. will sec the frs, OF Tho
eolleEe fo0thali games in this vicin-
~ ~, hanaoipn- Macon meets Maryland
William and Mary. " " /. ana Rne'
noke lock horns and Virginia poIv
ana Sumption sidney go to it. Rich.
a week from tomorrow when ~.
lineup against Lynchburx.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
ST. LOUIS WINS TWO
Try Associated press.l

DETROIT. Sept. 23.-St. Louis won
both games of double header from
Detroit here today, S to and to 0.
st. Louis, although out-hit in the first
game, made its blows more timely.
In the second game Bayne held De-
troit TO seven hits.
Srnrnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
ATLANTA POLY WINS
my Associated Press

~ BURN. ALA. Sept. 2s.--The Ala
.ana POLYTECHNIC Institute today
..bpie"Vcd Marion College. rs to O. II,
son IN THIS section. '"' wa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

Church IIili will go 10 Washington
this weekend to play tho civ
amateur champions there. 10y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

U. G. V. REUNION. HOUSTON, TEX.
OCTOBER 5TH-STIi, 1920.
Southern Railway announces usual
low fares of lc per mile for IT, c. "
and kindred organizations TO Houston
Tex. and return.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

Brooklyn Is already making ar
ranSemcnts for the worlds series, but
not quite as prcmaturely as CIevc-
land did. They have II c:nched tight
nov, nut what city the other games
Will be played in even the wise rnvs
and "know-it-ails'' won't saw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

IaIIcu TOT I5lSDy m SeNcnth.
IAlSo batted for Lunte in eighth
Score by innings: r.
Chicago ... oonl0 315o-10
Cleveland . 1000 q q n n .
summary: Two-base hi;s-Jackson
90, Felsch. Kerr, Strunk, Evans,
Gardner; Stolen bases--Risberg,
Schalk. T.. Coll4ns. S6crifices-J. Col
ms. %. r. g. sc h. Wambsgnass,
C.Neill. Double plays-G and ne
ONeill; Gardner and WamhsCanass
Left on bases--Chicaso S; Cleveland
!; base on balls.-on Kerr. 3: Off
BxESy; !. Hits-off BaEby. Q in =;
OF Caldwell, 4 in Ia; of THE. ? in
] 2-3. Struck out--by Kerr, .; by
Chle. ]: Losing pitcher-Bagby. I'm
pIreS-ChllI and Owens Ti.nc-l.Ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

The probe by the Chicaro
jury looks as il they would show
some one W. very soon. Where there's
smoke there's are.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

Vardon and Ray won again yes,cr-
defeats during the past few weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24
Snapshots of Sport
ny JOE COIN.

Another upset in baseball done IS
now looked for in the great squirt the
White SoS are making. Only half a
game hchind the Cleveland leaders
and going like house a.ire. 4 miss
rIEht now means an awful lot to all
concerned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-24

sBatted for Sewell in seventh.
fBatted for Bagby in seventh.
iAlSo batted for Luntc in eighth.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-04

..1ST-A Brown fur-lined glove.
suitable reward if left at Customs
Office. 2lJ-217
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-04
n f w POI T
Local News

Mrs. David Addison entertained
St. Marks Woman's Guild this after
noon.
Mrs. +. J. Prouty entertained tht
Reading Club on Wednesday after
noon at her home.
Mrs G.. H. Newland and Mrs
Charles Tarlton were the hostesse:
yesterday afternoon at the Woman's
Club meeting held at the Goodrich Ii.
brary. The topic of the day was HUI
Rmorous Writers and short sketches OF
BthCir lives and selections from then
writings were given. Those taking
Ipart in the program were Mrs. New
Aand, Mrs. Tarlton, Mrs. Stevens,
RMrs. Stetson, Mrs. Smith, Mrs Nor
lAill and Mrs. Livingstone. One new
sinember, Mrs. George Somelvillc, was
El'cceived.
B ~ tho regular meeting of the
EWoman's Relief Corps, held Wcdncs-
day afternoon, Mrs. Lillis Ward was
presented with beautiful solid gold
Past President pin. Mrs. Ward has
kGIl tNl GGNtil SNt~i , 90 pa CSllCiiL vi llIt
wv. r. c. and the pin is given in APP
'preciation of rel efforts to promote
The best inter 49, the order. Mrs.
IS. W. Keith presided at the meeting
in the absence Of the president, Miss
Eli7ah o'h Sargent. The presentation
was made by Mrs. May Morrill,. The
attendance was rather smaller than
usual owing to illness amonr the
members.
Patrons of tn AIlen1ale Farm milk
aoute will be gratifed to know that
this years test e cattle has just been
conducted and all were pronounced
free of disease. This speaks well for
Conditions at Allendale farm, which
is coming to be looked upon as a mo-
del one.
Miss Jennie Campbell, principal,
and Miss Ruby Calkins VII grade
teacher were hostesses at a very en-
ioyable social Monday evening, when
the With and With grade, East
school entertained the mothers of the
pupils. A choice musical program was
given by pupils Of Mrs. A. J. White !
and Miss Daisy White, those taking |
bart being Barbara Slack, Marion
Hill, Annie Sockol, Marion Midget,
Eileen Corev, Sarah Arkens, Norman
Lothrop and Vernal Bowen Very |
pictures of Vermont
owns and rural schools furnished by
he Department of Education were
exhibited. Ice cream and waters were
served at the close of the entertain
nent and a victrola furnished add.
ional enjoyment.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-04
BAPTIST DRIVE
FOR MORE FUNDS
OPENS AT NEWPORT
First of Meetings to Be
Held Throughout
the State

Ministers and laymen of Newport
Derby and other Orleans county
towns interested in the contemplate
drive OF the Baptist church for funds
attended the first of series of coun-
ty campaign meetings which was held
IN the parlor OF the Newport House
Wednesday afternoon. These meet
lngs are being conducted under the
direction of the campaign committee
OF the Baptist church. W. A. Davi-
son OF Burlington has charge of this
committee and is being ably assisted
in his work by Albert Silver. .Jr. Of
Derby.
Among those attending Wcdnes-
days meeting were:
Prof. Raymond NJ. McFarland. ex
ecutlve secretary CT the Intereburch
World movement of North America,
of Middlebury, Rev. F. t. Dawson of
Dcrby, Rev. W. A. Dawson OF Bur
llngton, Albert Silver, lr., Of Derby
aNd Carroll Huntington of Newport.
The object Of the meeting was to
i'J 'NAOAC t4ic COulli Cieipymen ana
laymen of the Baptist churches who
are TO have charge of raising the
money, the plans of the committee
for the conduct of the campaign.
The amount to be raised is estimated
at S650,000, the same to be secured
during the campaign which will open
May l. This is four-year plan and
each church in the state has been ap-
pcrtioned a certain sum of the total ,
amount and committee appointed |
to attend to the financial drive. The !
entire program was thrashed out at !
The meeting to the satisfaction of all !
concerned. A meeing was held in
St. .Iohnsbury today.
The county meeting will be held as
follows: Orange and Washington,
March 3, at Barre; Windsor, March 8.
II Bellows Falls; Windham, March
at Brattleboro; Rutland, March 10,
" Rutland; Bennington, March j
Bennington; Addison, March -, at
Iergennes; Chittenden. aMrch 10. at
Burlington and Franklin, March 16 at
It. Adams.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-04
NORTH WALDEN

Mrs. Sidney Domev was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. w w Talbert of
East Hardwick Tuesday.
Miss Adinc Bell returned from Bos-
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Els Smith was at Mrs. James
Nicholson's Tuesday.
Il. II. Moore and Kenneth were
in Danvillc the first of the week.
Mrs. Fred Allen was in Hardwck
Monday.
NJ. 7. Michaud had tumor remov-
ed from his eye lid the FIRST of the
week.
George Judd is working for w T..
Stevens.
5 The Kings Daughters meet with
Mrs. J. E. Sinnott Wednesday,
p Mrs. Edgar Eastman who has been
caring for her brother, Robert Gil
more, returned to her home in Mari
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an, New York, Saturday. Mr.. Gilmore
is able to be up.
Harry Taylor met with painful
accident Wednesday. He was at work
in Fairbanks mill when he became
caught in belt. His arm was broker
in two places. He was taken to the
Bi1ghtlook hospital where his injur-
les were dressed
Mrs. Lena Gravclle and Miss Hill
ola Gravellc of st. Adams, have beer
spending several days with then
aunt, Mrs. Henry Domey.
Harlow Shatney has purchased the
Boyce Farm at VALDEZ Ton Corn
ers.
Israel l.. Domey was at home Sun
day and Monday.
Mrs. Mabel Richardson is gaining
slowly.
Margaret Paine spent Sunday with
Mrs. Edward Bcssette.