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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-08-25

her sister, Miss c. E. Batchelder.
from Idaho Springs, Colorado.
Orleans played Barton in a game of
oaceball Saturday at Barton, Orleans
winning with score of Is to10.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 81. Frasier and Mr..
and Mrs. F. ii. Sisco spent SUNDAY
with +. G. Gasken at West Burke.
w. G. Twombly and daughter.
Stella. were at the Riverside camp
ground, Sheldon, over the weekend.
Mrs. Mae E. Richardson and SON.
Mark, who have been visiting in Man
chester, N. II. the past two months,
have returned.
Orleans library will not be open on
the evening of Saturday, August %,
but will be open from 1.30 to $50 in
the afternoon.
Miss Edith Thomas of Bradford,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Ross of
Michigan visited at Mrs. Myrtle Per
ley's last week.
The R. w. Eldridge Co. handker-
chief factory win be closed Friday at
ternoon and Saturday on account of
the Centennial.
The Orleans stouts won the game
from Barton fats played at Skinner
park Tuesday evening. The final
score was 1915.
Hazel Converse has finished work
ing in the basement store and has
gone to Barnston, P. O., to visit
friends for two weeks.
The cannon and balls in the Rail-
road park were recently painted and
new cement placed under and around
them by the old soldiers
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Turnbull
and daughter, Roselyn, of Greenfield,
Mass, are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Turnbull.
Mrs. c. E. Ordway and son, Stew
art, of Jamaica Plain, Mass, are Wis
iting her brother, A. o. Austin,
through the Centennial celebration.
C. d. Pierce is attending the sum-
mer school at Boston university. Mar
ion Pierce is visiting her sister, Mrs.
81. Glenn Chaffee at Somerville, Mass.
Frasier's Ladies store will be closed
one week beginning Tuesday, August
81, while Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Frasier
are in Boston buying their stock of
fall millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jenness enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Porter and
F. S. Foster and family of Evansville
at their cottage at Willoughby lake
over the weekend.
Anyone having spare rooms avail
able to accommodate persons visiting
during the Centennial celebration,
kindly notify C. E. Jenkins, of the
reception committee,
Miss Ruth Aldrich of Derby Line
Percy auckland of Sherbrooke, p. @.
II. o. Wheeler and family of Con-
cord, n. H, and Miss Francis Remick
of Barnston, P O., visited at B. E.
Converse's during the past week.
The Brennan residence on High
street, the Brennan blacksmith shop
and lot on Main street, and all tools
not previously disposed of, will be
sold at auction Saturday August %.
Sale front of shop at 1 o'clock. 1924
Guests at the home of Edgar La
Clair the past week were: Mrs. Mary
Golding and daughter of Manchester
n. H, Miss Hazel Brahana of Spring
field, Mass, and Mrs. P. 81. Brahana
of Lowell.
Everyone should be interested in
the historical address given by Mr..
Collins in the Opera hall Sunday
evening at o'clock. Everybody
come and bring the young and old
folks, fat and lean folks, tall and
short folks, good and bad.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-08-25
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
Clarence ID. Pierce. Pastor

The Centennial services will consist
of a historical sermon by DIR. Alfred
ii. Webb at the morning service. Mr..
Webb was pastor, of this church in
1S75-1S76. 1t is also expected that
George w. Burke of Cohoes, n. Y,
who is enjoying a vacation in Yer
mont will also be present and take
part in the services of the occasion.
May the church be filed to greet
these former pastors, who will be
delighted to meet with old friends.
Let everybody do their part to make
the affair a big success. The pastor
of the church will be home for the
Centennial services.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-08-25
Congregational Church Notes
r. A. Hamilton. Pastor.

Morning worship with historical
sermon at 1880 a. m. Session of the
Sunday school at II. All are invited
TO hear DR.. Collins in his historical
address at the Opera house. at 8 D. m.
Sunday evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18

ratio driving by splendid recoveries.
 On the ninth fine approach putt enabled Evans to get a four which was good enough to win the hole and give him an advantage of four at the turn. Evans played leisurely for halves on ten and eleven and 1t was evident that he was content to play safety first" game the rest of the way. The two following holes also were halved.
 Coming to the 14th Wolff found himself four down and only five holes to go. A half would keep him in the championship hunt but loss would end the match without more ado. Both punched out long drives from the tee, straight down the far way. Wolff's second was short, to the left of the green. Evans was in the rough, to the left, hole high. Wolff misguaged the slope of the slanting green and his chip shot curled off down hill. Evans made q beautiful out, his ball stopping four feet from the cup. Wolff missed his putt for a four.
 Then Evans stroked the ball straight into the cup for a par four, the hole, and the match, bringing the 1920 western to an end.
 The medal scores follow: Morning game
 Fuopc EEQE1-10
 In-454 -444 -444-'7.
 Wolff out-555- -354-40.
 In-455- -446-355 Afternoon round
 Evans out-444-354- -344-35.
 In-454-44.
 Wolff out-446- -344- -345-37.
 In-454-45.
 Tom White of Jackson, Tenn, won the presidents cup, defeating c. J. Ridley of Atlanta and 6. Dan Jar wis, Nashville, won the vice presi- dents trophy, defeating c. J. Rich ardson of Memphis 8 and 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18
PostpOnement: Chattanooga and Memphis rain.
Chick Evans Again
 Wins the Western
 Golf Championship

Memphis, Tenn, July 17.-Charles "Chick" Evans, Jr., of Chicago to- night was taking back to it's "home shelf the massive silver bowl, en- blematic of the amateur golf chamn- ion of the west.
 Evans today. defeated Clarence Wolff of St. Louis up and 4 to play in the finals of the tournament of the Western Golf association and for the fifth time since 1909 became the monarch of western golf. No other golfer has duplicated this accom- plishment in the west.
 Wolff went into today's match an outsider-a dark horse. But at the end of the first nine it looked as if the experts would have to revive their estimates for the match was all square at the turn and Wolff was playing just as good golf as the EdgeWater veteran, each with med all score of 40, or five above par.
 On the first nine Evans short pame was uncertain and Wolff's putting was ineffective. But after the turn Evans began playing steadier game land, although Wolff, too, became steadier and better as the day wore on; Evans never was down nor was the match ever squared again after the Chicago man won the 36s ward twelfth with a par four, going into the lead.
 Evans increased his lead to two bv winning the fiftieth, and Wolff won back hole on the next green but Evans proceeded to win the seven teenth and eighteenth in order, end ing the morning play three up.
 The afternoon round being halv- ing of the first two holes.
 Evans won the long third with birdie four-for the only birdie hole of the match-and was four up. The fifth went to Wolff when Evans run up second nestled in a trap and he smothered his out. The three succeeding holes were perfectly play ed, Wolff redeeming some rather er-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18
Association

Association. St. Paul 2, Indianapolis 6. Kansas City g, Columbus '. Mlnaepaolis g. Louisville g. Milwaukee 4. Toledo g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18

HERE is truck of Medium Capacity x J Two Wheel Drive Complete Electric Equipment-High Speed-that is destined for success as conspicuous as that of the famous heavy duty 4-Wheel Drive Duplex.
 It is Duplex through and through.
 Strong, durable and well built (and by an Organization that knows how to build well) the Duplex Limited is backed up unreservedly by the makers and by us.
 Built to handle normal load of 5000 pounds, or maximum of 5000 pounds, 'includ- ing body-it travels along smoothly and easily at from to 30 miles an hour on high.
 Its speed does not come from gear ratio, but does come from engine power-more power in fact than is usually specified in trucks of equal capacity.
 Hyou do heavy hauling--let U. l.f,iH duty Duplex 4-WheeI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18

time limit and the race was called off by the regatta committee after about 20 miles had been covered
 The regatta committee hoisted the code flag "J' at 7:3o o'clock when it was obvious that the yacht could not finish on time. At this hour the American defender Resolutc was a little more than half a mile from the second mark, but although her skipper Captain Charles Francis Ad- ans 2nd, made every effort to get his sloop over the finish line in time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18

it was obvious long before the 20 mile mark had been reached that the yacht could not beat the watch to the line
 When the committee hoisted the
 signal, Shamrock was flouudcring toward the second mark. virtually in a calm. Toward the end of the race the contest developed simply into a question of whether sudden blow would drive the American 4loop across the line in time. Hope of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18

Lipton craft beating the time limit had long before been abandoned.
 Resolute had led ali the way from th2 starting line and was apparently half an hour ahead of the challenger when the committees signal was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18
Light Winds Make Running of Second
 Race Impossible

Sandy Hook, N. J., July 17.@After having left Shamrock ", challenger for the Americas cup about two miles behind in today's international
 yacht race, the American defender Resolute failed because of light winds to finish within the six hour
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18

Two-base hit: Doyle, Bigbee, Haeff- ner. Three-base hit: Bancroft, Le- fevre, Young, 2; Southworth. Stolen base: Young, Grimm, Haeffner and Frisch. Double play: Barnes and Le- fevre. Base on balls: Off Carlson, 8. Struck out: By Barnes, 4; by Carl son, 3; by Ponder, 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18
Braves Beat Cubs

Chicago, July 17.-PowelPs double followed by Picks single in the fifth inning scored the only run Boston needed to defeat Chicago today by 1 to 0. Watson, obtained by waiver from Pittsburgh held the Cubs to 8 hits. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18

Xbatted TOT kIIIefer III SeVeHUH. Boston % 010 000-1 Chicago 900 900 000-0
 Two-base hit: Powell. Double play Pick to Maranville to Holke. Base on balls: off Alexander 2; off Wat son 6. Struck out by Alexander z; by Watson 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18

Two base hit: Southworth, Caton Double play: Doyle and Kelly; Schmidt and Grimm. Base on balls Off Adams, 1; Toney, 1. Struck out: By Toney, 1; by Adams, 3; by Doug las, 1.
 Sacond pame.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18
Texas League,

Texas League. shreveport ?, Dallas 8. GalvestOn 4, Beaumont 1. Wichita Falls 4, Fort Worth 1. oan Antonio 6, Houston ?.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-18

flown. The Yankee defender had outpd cd Shamrock in q ten mile bea
 wind ward on the first leg and turned the first mark more thai
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xii,1taan aelleD 2afelta. @belltlelta
idi tpoi111o ia pfit lapii ia ialtmci.
{cltd nuori 1pain,o. Moib6emetnrtn
hlliet. ia dammit iailpituat l11nasin.
ionfa 1r1iebist00n onnetton1nl0en 1tb
rit fuuIni1pat, oil p1,rfanasia 6liDd
@reat Nortbernin rataptban 1i1d<
p,.olella ia taaintnraiiet ma1.nut ia
fabu11i olitpat 8roof ioen iilalln.
eylrnan nlinfGGGrlaisto 1parotnt1en
a11tarntsta oiot tpaibbetpet11ri innan
totaoim, pddlIe. aoburii ia toainl-
u,ninet1 rGbti1paun,1 leniitpGt rai'
tetlto ia iitten bilialleen faatuitpat
fillan plitle rotfoon. See iarfpitpat
pie,,ifii tappaleif1i Dla fobuulia
}pttpi tuleen, n1,1tta iaatiin beti lam
at,,tetuf|i. 0nnettomul&oen tapobtu4
esia, ielitetGdr, oil tpaibbeinnan ldm
u1ittddiG Bosteer luomasia biilid t1&'
Iipe6dn. ia tpetl1rinfuliettaiq Gotc-
ben oil iillor1 foboo1la tiesid olemo1t
H,utfan ,tlfopuolella, ioten ban ei
poi1t1tt nabb1 rabtiiunaa. @urman'
ia faoneet rniebet oliaput Object ufeita
p,oita Greet Mortbern rantotien
pohpelufiesfa.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-16
Mpnpt fnliettu

Mi1lneapoIis. Saubon ostamilen
tpdbDpoen taboen taSfd 11taas{a ia
lHon1ailla Minneapoltn n1DllDt fdb.
ndt tpdbeln1ndn fli11 puolet aiasta
iag binnat iddnnolliiestt pl,toatpat.
@ir1mt tanapdimdnd tpaibtelemat
$3.50 $3.50 tpn10ri perbe patentti
iauboiIle ipnpnasti lnstattnno Mi11-
,reepo1isfa, tperratturn $3.50 ia
$500 mime feidfnusia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-16
Wendid oStaa taparof-
IA ybdyspaIIeista

Basbington. Weraian fultoc, 10.
ia on ldDetettp WoDsmaI+otbin to-
sparan ostanisfa tparte.s 8asbiug=
ton 9. Rnnberlipi.s eli Ni1le.1 ip1nbis
faattinIo fal1ttu eli n1lita tarfoittlf-
Tia 1parten t1lee gbbDspaltain ballis
tus pitamddu niin fal1an fuin len ID
bettdiGt to6istatpat omistusoifeltten=
ia f:tltaan tpoltio ia rotnsto bepart-
s1tentin tapbelliief|i tDptptDfiefli. Sea-
mat iddn110t tu1elpat ppfp1tddn tpoi-
maSia epamadrQiiesr iulisti @obas<
ton &pulats Gibtceri Gilbert.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-16
Afi,uid onnettptnnnfiia Gipeletbisia.

@peletb, 1narrasf. II y. = SEQ
ia Sbon1as 5ntegIo 1ri1ltiiet tpelief,
fet, e6elli1en 13 ia mlfin1dil1e1t IS
,pl,o6en ifGinen, I6pbettiin t6n61n il.
tapaitpa111 fltolelpasia tilasla routas
tien tporrelto Idbelt6 Meiaba Mo,,11.
tnin fai1pontoa. Eoiielta poialta of
ialfo poiffi ia toiielta oil fnfennut
TAFT. g}6htdtp1stt oil iuna aiarl1t
fei6an ptidlleen. 0onffoontu11eet tho
tin C1peletbin iuirnalnnn ia otDat
BE 1tiin beifosio tilosIo, etteitpdt ole
fnoij;,ct onton n1ir,fa6111ai1ia ielitpf,
'i:' '',nronrni tpelipfiist6 on o1lltt
fnifen aifaa tieootton1ano ia l1,>l.
lnon bdnen fuoletpon. Wanben1mun
eloo1,iG4>11iiestG on ipdhdn toineita.
Noifien foti on @irgt1tiasfn, 103
@melefb ct. @Gfii routotietd pitfin
tulfapoa 111testd lSbii beibdt fatt1t-
malta. 9ie,1 tpieregtd of fn,,l1tn11t
betffoa tpolitnstn ia fieltd lopoettiin
pm1ben1pi melt, iofa fbfe1ti tpiittaa.
nnan fii6ell6d11 a111tl1fnr11n1r ialan
bGdsiG 111afantDnan 11norennpaan tDels
ieenfd, iofd oil fofonaan tieoottos
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-16
11frainalaiict rientaipat Braneelin
nipufii.

2ontoo. - 100000 1tfrainnlaista
fenraa1i Borlenfolpin fon1ertnon ala
on bp0fdn1tpt bolibetptfi 1pendldiiid
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MrangeIin dbbistustn @rin1in rirto.
malta, fanoo @rcbange Ge1egru@Jb
idbf0ianoa1a 400penbanirasta
9nfuran taistelln ilmoitetao11 ole
,pnn fdp1nisid Merionin all,eella,
pobiois itdd11 9besiastn
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-16
Gafli amerifalaista tuanfina.

Wasbingtonista, Tanne tltllcit.
ten tietoien mufaan on fofii o1nerifa,
lnista na1fina ,,eldap6n 8u06bon
fal1pungiSia l1rgosia mongoliasio
Mnertfnlntfh olitpat Iiinn lttelioitn
ia irfit patttin beio1t fitni. Miestettu
jouffo on b1fenlnsia n1iebid pois.