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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
SPORT NOTES

Danny Lorraine of Bath, the popu-
ar lightweight has left the manage
menr Of Roy Day, with whom ne has
been associated for some time.
Roy Day has in his boxing. stable
Spin" Mcclure. the local 133 pound
lad and frankie MCGEE a fast walter
weight. both boys being open 10 meet
al corners.
The headliner al the boxing show
AZ the Hillside a G. in Lewiston
Wednesday evening will be Battling
Levinsky and Jack RenauIt the Can
adam champ. Kid Colin OF lewiston
and Dan Mccormack If East Boston
VIII appear IN The semi-dnal. Bar
nev Malone viii mix with Young
/ Mayo of WaterviIle while Kid Shea
, boxes Young Pells,ler in the opener.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
NINTH INNING HOMER
WINS FOR 9Th GRADE

A home run by Gregoire in the
ninth inning spelled defeat for Smith
school AT the hands of the ninth grade
team Monday afternoon At Capital
park The scnre was 70 3. The
count was tied al TO at the start
Of the last inning and the ninth grad
ers had 4 man On when Gregoire got
his long clout. Smith came back
with a lone tally in the last hale.
Smiths fielding was Of the best and
Gardiner played particularly well i.
center field Gregoire. Written and
Merrill were the ninth grade battery
and Sinard and Ellis the Smith COM
binarion.
The three senior league teams ara
now tied. with a victory and a defear
apiece.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
CRUELLING IS INNING BATTLE
AT HUB ENDS IN 7 TOT VICTORY
BRAVES over BROOKLYN ROBINS

Boston, May Boston and Brouk,ya
went into the 9th inning to-day before
Boeckel's single scored Sullivan with
the -un which gave Boston a . TO l VIC
tory. Ffiling!m and Smith pitched AL
the way and honors were practically
even until Smith weakened in the 18th.
Today's game. following the Ginning
Tie between Brooklyn and Boston on
Saturday anu Brooklyns Thinning game
with Philadelphia yesterday, gave
BROOKLYN the new major league record
Of Is innings played in three success
sive games. The previous record was
6 innings. played by Pittsburg and
Brooklyn N 1917.
The game today was 4 duplicate nf
Saturdays contest up 70 The final in
ming. Brook 4 again scoring one run
IN the nth and Boston tying the score
IN the sixth. Up to this time Brooklyn
hit FiTing:In freely, while Smith was
effective. AS the game progressed FL
ing!n proved invincible ana Smith
gradually lost his effectiveness.
Both teams helded brilliantly except
IN the dth. when O'Neil's wide throw 70
third proved costly 10 the Braves. With
one down. smith and Olson singled. Neis
hit n front Of the plate and smith was
safe al thlrd IN O'Neil's throw Smith
scored on Johnston single. Passes 70
Powell ana Pick ana Mann's single ILL
a he bases for Boston n me sixth
Powell was forced al the plate On Sui
Ivan 5 TAP % Johnston. but Pick scored
N EoIke's sacrifice AZ.
In the 18Th with one out Sullivan sin
sied. went 20 third on EoIke's single
ana scored when Boeckei hit the first
laIl pitched 20 right. Johnston's field
ing al third was especially noteworthy
The score
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
SALVATION ARMY HOME
SERVICE FUND DRIVE

The Salvation Army plans for /
great SO. Dbb, 900 drive are rounding
INTO form and they will ne ready SOM
time between May 10Th and Goth.
M c s Eichborn has agreed TO
act as chairman and treasurer for the
local campaign. Special speakers are
being secured. The Rev Henry z.
Dunnack vii! give the opening ad-
dress at public meeting 70 be held ON
Monday evening, May 10 At s P. NJ.
An important meeting will be held
AT The Y. N. {. A on wednesday
May 9TH at 80 20 discuss the matte
The loca! corp has made good dur
ing the past year.
Five hundred and ffty-five meet
inEs have been held N The Army hall.
"a open air meetings have been held,
s. persons have publicly sought SAL
vation. 1900 calls have been made
from door to door: 200 religious pa
pers have been systematically sod or
distributed, - meetings have ben
held III the county JAIL J. 300 erJ-
Christmas dinners have been given 10
the poor: 30 Thanksgiving dinners
have been gwen; $7SG.&1 in cash has
been paid out for relief, S3.SSl--i mas
been paid on properly and furnish
ings; hundreds Of articles Of clothing
nave been given free of charge. Ie-
sides all This they have visitrC hJspi-
ra-s and ja.l and poorhuuses and DOM
many helpful things too nun1'pus 10
mention They are anxious 20 10 bet
ser. The coming drive viii put eher1
n a position 20 do better his coming
.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Robins Hold Record
For Consecutive Innings

Boston. May 3-The Brooklyn Ma
Gonals. who Joined with the Boston
team in setting up 4 new major lea
que record If 20 innings N their tie
game here on Saturday, established
another record as Il result Of The ~
inning game winch Boston won from
them today, 10 I. As the Brooklyn
team played - inning game with
Philadelphia yesterday. THIS made y
innings thai rney had played n three
consecutive games BROOKLYN shared
n the former record Of Is innings.
made n three games which The team
played with Pittsburgh in 1917.
As IN Saturdays game. Brooklyn
scored n the fifth inning today ana
Boston IT me SIKH. Filling in for
Boston ana Smith for Brooklyn. both
1f whom pitched the entire game.
prevented scoring thereafter. with the
ana Of brilliant fielding on both sides.
unr.! three consecutive singles n the
19tl gave Boston The winning run.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Doyen-Gray

An impressive wedding took place az
St Aarr.s Catholic church a. : a. Nj.
Monday, the contracting parties being
Alphonse Reinle Doyen and Miss Flor
tnce CECILIA GRAY. They were attended
By George Slatrery ana Mss Cecei. a
Buckley. The ceremony was performed
by he pasrc-. Rev Father Mclaughlin.
he double ring service being used. NGo-
tai rnass was celebrated bv Rev Father
Boiand The wedding breakfast was
served by Mrs. r {. Buckley. with
whom Mrs Doyen has made her home
for the past four years
Nj Doyen Is employed ny the Z. Z.
Davis O.. and Mrs Doyen was en-
ployed hr MacornDer, Farr q Whitten.
Their many friends saw 70 II that
they did not make a quick getaway
the great shower Of confetti bearing
evidence of the popularity Of the young
couple.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
BLACK JACK HERE
VIII Visit Capital City
Middle Of Month
Legion and Other Local Bodies Plan
to Welcome comranuer-in IN Chief
OF A. z. r. Gen. John J. Persrina

Gen. John J. Pershlng will visit AL
-us-a after MAY y. the exact date 10
be announced la.er, Il IS learned from
an authoritative source and James
Fitzgerald Post. No. .. American Le-
gion. will entertain MIN n conjunction
with various committees fr1~a the city
government and the Chamber Of Com
rnerce Plan- for the exercises Of the
presentation Of coiors 10 the post by
the Ladies' Auxiliary were also dis
cussed az The meeting Of me legion held
IN It's hail last evening. The following
committee composed Of me post oficsrs
was appointed 70 have charge Of the
affair Post Commander Donald c. Met
calf Vice Commander Herbert Folsom.
Treasurer Leo Dunn. Post Ad5utant
Fremont Fletcher and Post Chaplain
Thomas ]. Mclaughlin. Arrangements
were made to have i large turnout Of
ec.-servlCe men on Memorial dar when
ne American Legion intends 70 take its
piace hy the side Of the members Of The
- \ r. and veterans Of other wars n
doing honor 10 ne departed comrades
II all.
Committees Were appointed % procure
entertainments to b. he'd a. the differ
ant meetings ana some good stuff Il
expected n The near future.
A committee was also appointed . ar
range COR another legion dance The
committee & composed Of Robert Muir
rav. E5a:~r hopkins and Edward j.
LegnleuZ,
The region Is taking hold Of things
and putting them across in regular e.
giun style. with snap and pep
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING TO BE HELD
MAY 10 AT CITY HALL

Notices have been posted in the
city for the annual school meeting
10 be held al 80 r n. Monday eve
ming. May 10, at City hail for the
trans action Of the following bust
ness:
/ TO elect Z moderator.
:. To elect 4 secreta-y-.
3. To receive ana act upon the re-
port of the Board of Education.
: To raise by vote for the support
Of the pubic schools Of this city for
the year ending on the '1st day Of
April. 1877. such sum. not less than
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
rnv High Athletes
p-anarIng for Contests

-. baseball -earn, put n d hard
...,-,.-r.s Practice Monday in prep
-...-- The game Wednesday
...-.,,,, =. ne Reuel Williams @eld
r.. r.-sr. Little High Of Auburn.
r.. ..r.as- Promises 70 be one q
.-r games 4 he year as Edward
-. ..s nan coming along in great
,s.4 -r-r Iare beaten Lisbon
-. -rl F., ..,-vay by large scores and
r-..-.ezylek trimmed until the
-. -1 me ads from the col
-o, w- -a.ne through with fife
.-.----- -trs. Most Of The afternoon
--.s -s.-. u batting practice and
..-H-~ he Ian. The field IS being
.--,-. -n4 pat n condition for the
~. sd ne BOWS viii have a good
alay IN.
., -,g.s = ne cold. raw wind yes
.,-r-e .s-a-loun the track squad had
- s.rur N the athletic field.
49,. NJ, u -.lv ned events were get
~ s l- JUMPING PITS being in
,-r-r- ~5e~ md things were going
--nl.ra'r-
v.a hurled he game Sat
.r .-s--arn n WaterviIle which
o.. --a sf-ack ont 10 men. 4
m .. Poor fielding in the
es .~t *....Il'a 70 come through
~-. a,s. -sr Ar game for ConE.
~..--s.ass rack meet which is
90 aal5 --3ar afternoon on t.3e
gs.. Villains fc.d. is creating
III ~ enthusiasm among
.rs ..sa-rl7. Zach lass being anxious
arevEn with a win. II Will
... -.~r -1rea Thompson an oppor-
4, see what re mas IN nros-
.+-- ra~ -.Hn-u- 'ra.k combination
-.0-on 2. Thompson has
v-.-sr ra.- Edward Little and Lew
,-.- .a- EardinE making a.
.aaeza,r-s r 4 c0rrespondenca
a.e -n---- .-H Il 5 thought he VIII
..z- 4a..-..-s.v rom mem by Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Phils Give Nehf
One Awful Beating

Philadelphia, Nay 8 Philadelphia
pounded Nehf for q hits today, win
r47g easily from New York. the third
straight game of the series and the
ocals' fifth straight victory The
score was 3 10 s. Meusel was the
leading batter OF a heavy hit-lnc
DAY. Stengel was the oely Local
unable TO hit safely Score:
New York > 0 0 0 o 3 o. 81
Phila, .. 800 % x-9-2I- !
Nehf and Mccarthy; Meadows and
Tragresser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Cubs Take Both Ends
Double Bill with Reds

Cincinnati, May S-,Thlcagu wnn
both games Of the first double headc-
of the season here today. 10 l ana
to Q. Cincinnati secured only enc
run off Vaughn. who also drove in
both If the Chicago runs IN the first
game with clean hits. In the seconl
game Alexander held the Reds sat g
at all times. not allowing a runncr
TO reach third base. Scores by inn
ings. First game:
Chicago ........0 Q 0 0 l O l 1-c-5- !
Cincinnati 30 I 0 0 0 Q 0 e-1-S-t
Second game:
Chicago .-------.0 0 0 0 o. e-O-6-j
Cincinnati 80 0 0 0 0 0 0-o-6-5
Alexander and killefer; FEsher
Bressler and Wfngu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
CALENDAR OF SPORTS

May 5-RasebaI: cony Edward Little at Augusta.
May 56asebai Gardiner Gardinen
May 5-sasenai= Colby ST Anseims waterdne
May 86abai Colby. Waterle 5o~doinM Maine Orono
May S-Tenns n
May 9-Basebal: Gardner Haio,Sel Haios~eil
May 12-Hasehail University of Maine Colby At orono
May 15Trark
May T5-Track: Hebron.
May 19-Easebai: vs. at HaloWei.
May 2121-Tennis:
22-Track: Of nvftati Prep Meet
May 2627-Tennis: Maine intercollegiate crono
29-6asebaI:
May 29-Basebal: Gardiner.
May 3o-Hasenali vs.. Gardin al
31-EasebatI: sosscoin at Le~isto
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

the amount required by the general
laws of the State. as may be deemed
necessary for that purpose
.. To see If the. citizens will vote
to reconsider and rescind the vote
Of the last annual school meeting by
which 500 900 in bonds was author
lied for the new school building az
Capital Park
6. To transact any other business
pertaining TO the public schools of
this city which may lawfully come
before the meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
MONTVILLE

wEsT-Mrs Charles Colby is gong
INTO the poultry business and has q
large number Of chickens.
Miss Hattie Thompson and her niece,
Mrs. Plulnrner are recovering from al
attack of murnps.
Mrs Myra srvant Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Edith vose IN Freedom.
Rev. T. T. Pentecnst mas been very
H.
Mrs. Franklin Sherer Of Ruck!aad WIS
n town visiting relatives.
Joe Walker of Freedom IS I'll with
rnunps az the home of john Downer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Mrs. Chester Hail Of Nohieooro

Mrs. Chester Hall. formerly Miss So
die Barstuw and graduate Of the Al
gusta General hospital n 1901. died
Wednesday. April >. AZ her home n
Nobleboro after an illness Of about TWO
weeks. She was - years Of age and :
survived by her husband ans her father,
George Barsiow Of Noblenuro. and I'VE
,rothers and four sisters. Funeral SER
ices were held lRst Thursday II he
late home Mrs. SaI'ah Hayden. super
-.nteauent of the Augusta General nos
1ltai: was among those II attendance q
ne funeral services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
5o1urg Notes

zaE. Salo=-l IF Buffalo and PETE
E-r y. r " York viii furnish the
n. aa-- nj = rounds Tuesday eve
ID. .ae Armo1T a. AS. show n
lie ..-.11 Cne,1 house. Boston.
ro-ae o1.5 nj Brocl1ron and Char
lev Sheppard If Kew York will stage
Ia z--z-,- -.ral u eight rounds. Muir
ear Ste-r-ls n West End. Boston and
-o-rv Nee of South Boston and
Tong -a..- II Dorchester and stan
ss 'ia..4ur Vi hyde Park viii Try SIX
,ogcls each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
WORM, Played BY
RUSSELL, TURNS AND
TRIMS OLD CRQNIES

New York. May 3-AIlaz Russell. a
Yankee pitching discard. defeated
New York here today, the Boston
Americans winning the fourth game
Of the series by score of 8 TO l.
Russell held the Yanks 10 three hits
add his own wild throw helped New
York TO score in the second inning:
Boston won by hitting Mogridge hard
IN the first inning when the visitors
scored twice on a base on balls 70
McNally and singles by Menosky,
Mcinnis and Foster Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Webster 10. Lincoln 6

trimmed the Lincoln team on the Lin
coin grounds TO the tune of 16 10 6 on
Monday night. The features We're
home runs by Doyon and Lapidas.
Dovon struck out II men. Three-base
hits were made by DoEon and SOucie.
The lineurs:
Wensier-Soucie c. Dovon ,. La!iberte
III. Pepin ss. Silvia II, Cote 5b, Les
saryl II. Dumunt RI. GuiTnund q
Lincoln-Bush c. Lapidas p, Frost In.
Overlook SIS. Pease ~. Gordon en- Arm
strong Il. Lishness ri, Overlook 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Mackmen HurIers
Easy for Senators

Washington. May S-Washington
knocked Martin and Easry out Of the
box IN the first inning today, winning
easily from Philadelphia, Il 70 ..
Courtney, for locals, also was forced
out in the second. but Snyder, who
succeeded him. held the visitors
thereafter. Innings:
Philadelphia / 0 ! . q 81 81
Washington II > 0 0 > x-11-12-
Martin. Easty, Rommel and Per
l13ns; Courtney, Snyder and Picinlch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
EASTERN LEAGUE

Waterbury, Conn.-WorcesJer .
Ill. Waterbury HILL. heifer,
Bish ana Tyler; Miller and Shinauit.
New Haven. Conn.-Ear1ford s.
so: New Haven 1-3-+. Pennington
and Damn; HehI. Barsch and Maggie.
Bridgeport C0nn.-Springdeld o.
81. Bridgeport 4-9-0. Steer and
Wilder, Stauffar and Sk;f.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Funeral Annie Gallauher Lynch

he funeral Of the late Mrs. Annie
Gallagher Lynch was held a. 9 o'clock
Monday morning rom st. MARY
church, Rev Thomas J. Mclaughlin
officiating There was very large al
tendance Of friends. Burial was n st.
Ma-y's cemeterv- The bearers were
George. Thomas and Harold Lynch and
Halves Se!gars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
TIGERS COP ONE
AFTER l. LOSSES

Detroit. May 3-ExceIlert pitching
and punched hits when they wore
needed broke Detroits long losing
streak To-Day and the Tigers won
from Cleveland ; 70 :. In the drst
seven innings, Leonard. pitching for
Detroit. yielded only one safe hit
Cleveland used three pitchers n an
effort 70 STEM the Tiger raIly,
Innings:
Cleveland 0 q . @ 0 0 q. I -0-I-+- 8
Detroit 49,. 90 Q > . 0 o 9 x-5-a-I
Morton. Murcnison. FaeI3 and
0'Eeiu: Leonard and AinsEniLA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Hub Fans Are Sure Getting Their Money s Worth
Cast off Russell Displays Wares to Yankees

the box and. aided by loose fielding
on the part Of the local team. de-
fea1ed St Louis the third consecutive
time. The score was : 10 l The only
run scored by St. Louis resulted
from wild pitch by Williams fol
lowing Tobin's triple Innings:
Chicago 80 90 0 , Q e-7-Ie-9
ST. Louis ......o0o1 90 Oh 80
c. Williams and Schalk; Sotheron,
Davis and Severeid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
COLLEGE GAMES

diddIaruwn. conn. MAY G-WasIe,.-
n 70; Johns Hopkins.
Ithaca. y. Y. MAY CORNELL 1~-
faa1el Harvard % TO Al Lacrosse
here today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

A party was held by members of the
Epwurth League of the Green Street
Methodist church Monday evening al
he home Of Stanley Crocker. The pas
-or and Mrs. Layton were present be
sides % members of the league Mr.,
Crocker is soon 10 leave Gur Pirtsneld,
Mass. where ne has a position with The
General Electric CO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo 8: Jersey City ..
TORONTO 3; Syracuse 10 innings
Rochester !. Reading ;.
Akron . Baltimore d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

The Rebekah Aid will meet on
Wednesday evening. May 5. al / o
Q. F. hail as the guests of Jennie
Her-in. Inez Genthner and Edith
Currie-. Il is hoped that a large
number Will be present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Totals
NEW YORK

WD JhSt LILs--u LIIIIIs. LITtHF
base hit-Eooper. Sacrirce-Wa.'d.
Double play-Mog-idge Pratt. Peck
and Pipp. Left on bases-New York
.: Boston s. Bases on bails-off
MogridEe :: Russell / St-uck out
by Mogridge .; Russell . Cmpires-
Dineen and Nallin. Timc-1.4-
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LOCAL NOTICE

The Progressive SpirituaIist Society
viii hold public service this Tuestia
evening Il IS Oak street. Mrs. Nertie
smart. medium. nayIdlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

-wo-ha 2 hIts-hilduf. Maranville.
Pick Stolen bases-o' Neil. Sullivan.
Sac-,fices-Myers. sullivan, Powell,
F5oIke. Boeckel. Double plays-Smith 70
Olson; Johnston, konetchy 10 Miller;
FiiiinE;m 70 Hnike. Left on bases
Brooklyn u. Boston = Eases on balls
Of Smith 3. Fiilingim i. Struck out
81 Smith :. Filiingirn I. Passed ball
Miller. Empires, Hart ana Mccormick.
Tine, 305.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

Miss Lott;e NJ. Harrington. who lives
at IS Bangor street. was the recipient Of
a beautiful rnayoasket from her friends
Monday night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Simon French of Windsor was d
business caller Monday in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
ALBANY HURLER PULLS
NO HIT. NO RUN STUNT

Albany, n. T. May 3-Mangan. 4
Pittsburgh National League club re-
crult- pitched a no hit no run game
for Albany against PitIstield today
and Albany Won. 70 to O. The score
by innings:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
White Sox Jog to
Easy Win Over Browns

St. Louis. May 3-Chlcago MI Sota-
erun freely today during his stay IT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
Windsor County
SOUTH ROYALTON

Monday. July ;. was a very quiet day.
Many of the younger people went to Ran
dolph. where the day was appropriately
celebrated.-Farmers are eagerly improv-
ing the good weather for haying. but few
count of the cloudy and rainy days
Miss Lottie Prentice of Ottawa, Can, is
a visitor at Mrs. Fosters. She is a
niece of Miss Charlotte Hackett.-Dr and
Mrs. Fish returned last week from an
automobile trip of several weeks among
their friends in Massachusetts and other
points.-Visitors at Henry Stewards re-
Gently were Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith
OF White River Junction and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stewart of Boston. Hazen
Stewart. also of Boston. is spending a few
weeks at Henry Stewarts.-Murray Ellis
was graduated from the University OF Yer
mont Jun q. receiving the degree of
Bachelor of Science. He is spending a
few days at home. but goes next week to
Hartford. Conn, where he has a posi-
ton with the Connecticut General Life
Insurance company.-Mr. and :. rs. Fred
Culver are visiting their son and family
in st. Albans.-Last week Tuesday evening
the Wells family gave a concert at the
opera house. 1t was we'll ATTENDED and
was pronounced an attractive entertain
ment. Mr.. Wells was formerly pastor
of the Methodist Church in this village.
On Friday evening, Curtis Emery, can
didate for governor, spoke at the parlors
of the Congregational Church. His adj
dress was most instructive and interest