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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-12-09
TOWN LOCALS

School Week, December Sill
Miss Azilda Marquis, who
has made her home in Gorh am,
N. H. for the past twenty
months, is spending a few
weeks in town, with her moth
er and other relatives, before
leaving for Florida, for the. re-
naming winter months. 1,-...
Messrs Jack Basil and Paul
Laba visited relatives in Berlin,
N H., Sunday.
Mrs EE Davis and son, Will
lam, visited her daughter, Ku-
by, at the Sherbrook hospital.
Saturday.
Mrs Frank Paquette, and
son, who have been critically i'll
are now slowly convalescing.
Mrs Tommy White of Au-
burn, Me-, were in town few
days last week, visiting rela-
tives.
Edith Osborne, who has spent
the past three months at her
home here, returned last Thurs
day to Portland, Me-, where
she has a position in j. R. Lib
by's department store.
SALE of Useful and Fancy
Articles AND FOOD at
Congregational Church Yes
TRY, Tuesday, Dec. ID, 3. P. NJ
Refreshments for Sale. adv.
Mrs Arthur Bonneau and
youngest daughter, moved last
week to Gorham, N H, where
Mr. Bonneau has his headqIar-
ters on the G T R. Miss Dora
will remain in Island Pond.
Mrs Mabel Samson and
daughter, Glenna, and Miss Ha
eel Wark spent Saturday in
Berlin, N. H.
An old but wise saying--"Dc
your Christmas shopping early
DR. Sutton, Surgeon Dentist
will be in town professionally
Dec. IA, Is, and 16. adv
We are showing at very rea'
sonable prices a full line Of
samples of the Chairs Tables
Settees and .Ferniers made
by our local factory, the Brigh.
ton Furniture Co., Let us
show you. The Boswortt
Store Co. adv
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-12-09
E.sate of CONVERSE ANDREWS
STATE OF VERMONT.
Commissioners

DISTRICT of ESSEX SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court TO
the District aforesaid:
To all persons interested in the es-
tate of Converse Andrews, late OF
gr;ebton in said District, deceased,
GREETING
WHEREAS, said Court has assign
ed the 22d day Of December next for
examining and allowing the account
of the Administrator with will annex
ed. of the estate of said deceased and
for q decree of the residue of
said estate to the lawful
claimants Of the same, and ordered
that public notice thereof be given to
al persons interested in said estate
II publishing this order three weeks
excessively previous to the day ~
stensd in the Essex County Herald.
q newspaper published at Brighton
In said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby net
flied 70 appear at the Probate Ohos
ID BRIGHTON, in said District, on tho
day assignged
then and there to contest the allow
saes Of said account If you SEQ cause,
and to establish your right - heirs.
lexatses and lawful claimants to said
residue. ...a e.. -.
Given under my hand this a7tA.
day Of November. 1890. 49,, >,t,~ 49,
FRED L. BREWER.
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DIS
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-12-09
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F E Russell is in receipt of a
Photographic advertisement
received from Robert E. Clarke
of Chicago, ILL.,, a former Island
Pond boy, of the new addition
of the new Chicago Beach Ho-
tel of which Mr.. Clarke is man-
ager. The combined capacity
of the hotel is 1000 outside
rooms, 700 with private baths.
Mr.. Clarke is only one of the
Island Pond boys who have
made good. ....
Publicity "The Mayor"
Xmas Tree Decorations at
Bosworth's. adv
Mabel Osborne spent the
weekend in town.
Jack Reeve and wife have
been visiting his mother and
sister, Mrs J Reeve and Mrs F
C Mosher, a few days. They
returned to their home In Port
land, Me-, Wednesday.
Get your Holiday Decora-
tons at the Bosworth Store.
adv
Xmas Cards and Booklets at
Bosworth.s s. adv.
North Star Chapter O.E.S.
No. 25, held a banquet at six
thirty, at the Masonic hall,
Monday night, December 9Th.
About fifty were present at the
banquet.
Work was conferred on five
candidates, two by affiliation,
District Deputy Grand Patron
R. A. Skinner Of Newport, who
was expected to be present,
was unable to come.
The Ladies Aid of The NJ. E.
Church will hold their Annual
Sale of useful and fancy arti-
Giles in the church vestry Fri
day afternoon December 10th
at $50.
The Woman's club will meet
with Mrs. Bosworth December
Goth. The subject for the meet
ing is Serbia. The roll call is
to be responded by a fact bear
ing on present costs and the
standard of living.
Born-Dec. 4th. to Mr. and Mrs
| Carl Way a son.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-12-09

Estate of WALTER JOHN JACK
SON and AGNES MARY JACKSON
Order of Notice C Guardians Applioa-
ton to Soil Real Estate
STATE OF VERMONT.
DISTRICT Of ESSEX So.
Ths Honorable Probate Court for
the District Aforesaid:
Te all persons interested in the es-
tate of Walter John jackson and Ag-
mes Mary Jackson Of Jefferson, Codn-
ty of Coos. State Of Now Hampshire.
GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been
made to this Court in writing, by the
guardian Of Agnes Mary Jackson and
Walter John Jackson for license to
soil the rsa lsstats Of said ward. Wig.
all of the real estate Of his said
Wards, situated in Lunenburg,i in said
District Of Essex, Representing that
the sale thereof for the purpose of
putting the proceeds Of such sale at
interest. or investing the same in
stocks or other real estate, or using
the avails thereof for the benefit of
said wards - the law directs. would
be beneficial for said warb.
WHEREUPON, ~. sid Csart ap,
pointed and assigned the II day Of
Deeembs1, 1920. 81 ths Probate Of
fee III Concord In said dntrict,ts hear
nd 6ondn opon OkdtnDp1fSk tnu and
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-12-09
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New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
REDS START SOUTH
Manager Moran With Squad of Play CTS Leave Cincy This Morning Heinie Groh Still a HoIdout.

Cincinnati, O., March 5.-Manager Pat Moran, with a squad of players of the champion Cincinnati National league baseball club boarded a train here this morning for Miami, Fla, where spring training will begin next Monday. Included in the party were Sallee and Walters, the latter being a recruit from Buffalo; Infieiders Meyers and RaDh and Outfielders NeaIe and Duncan. Meyers is a young first baseman who asked Man. ager Moran to be allowed to go south with the Reds for a tryout.
 The squad will be joined at Atlanta by Ivy Wingo and Rube Bressler. All the other players will join the team at camp early next week. going their directly from their homes.
 Refusal of 1nfielder Heinie Groh yesterday to attach his signature to q $10.000 contract resulted in his being left behind. Groh insisted upon receiving $11,0O0 and declared he would not play ball this year unless his terms were met while officials of the club asserted firmly they would not yield an inch.
 Outfielder Rousch who has not ap- peared at headquarters here to sign a con tract is expected to report at Miami within Il few days
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
DARTIOUTH'S FIRST WORKOUT. With Arrival of Coach Jeff TeSreau
 Baseball Practice Begins.

Hanover, N. IT,, March 5.-With the arrival of Coach Jeff Tesreau here yesterday, the Dartmouth baseb2ll squad entered upon it's intensive cam paign for a championship record this spring. TesreaU sized up the candl- dates and set them at easy workouts which will continue in the gymnasium for a few weeks.
 A large number Of experienced men have reported and at present the most difficult task confronting the former Giant twirler is the development of q reliable pitching staff The loss of Cuddy Murphy to the Green team came as d severe blow to Dartm outh $ supporters.
 The most prominent aspirantS Cor the box position are ASchenbach. Tracy, Dyer and Willard. Captain Merritt also is trying his hand at the hurling game Merritt was used in this depa rtment on several occasions last season and will be shifted to this position if no dependable man can be found to fill the gap left vacant hy Murphy. at present of the Red Sox.
 Frank Ross. a veteran catcher of two years, seems to have tho receiving berth clinched and his return will i'd greatly in rounding out an effective battery for the Green. Malmquist and Miner also arc showing up well behind the bat and should provo val uaiole substitutes.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
INGRAM ARRIVES
 AT GIANTS CAMP
Muggsy Gets to San Antonio,
 Texas and Assumes Charge

San Antonio, Texas, March 5.-John J. McGraW, manager of the New York National league baseball team, has arrived here from Havana, Cuba. He at once assumed active charge of the Giants training. McGraw was accom- panied from Cuba by Larry Doyle.
 The Giants and the San Antonio club of the Texas league will play eX- hibition games here Saturday and Sunday.
 Stories of cold weather in Florida make the Giants chuckle. However, there is no telling when the chuckling may be reversed. One of these Texas northers does the trick in an hour
 Rube Benton reports a bigger crop of buniOns than ever before Benton's bunions make men wonder why ath- letes whose legs and feet are of such great use to them will wear asinine shoes Some of the natives here keep close tabs on the National league. A fan yesterday morning inquired for Mike Donlin.
 The Giants miss the sociabiIity of the folks at Marlin and Gainesville, as San Antonio is too big a city to both CT much with even a major league ball club.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
HERMAN'S DEMAND
 FOR WILDE MATCH
BantamWeight Champion Asks
 $25,OOO to Battle WelShman

Philadelphia, March 5.-A battle between Jimmy Wilde, ruler of the f1yweight brigade, and Pete Herman, bantamweight champion, may take place in London in May or June. c. E. Cochran, the English promoter, is angling for the match, and if he can get Wilde to agree to allow Herman to enter the ring at 11S pounds ring side the contest will probably be held.
 Cochran on Wednesday cabled Sam Goldman, Herman's manager, asking the terms for Herman to box the tiny Welshman. Goldman immediately re- piled: twill accept contest end of May or early June. Twenty-Five thou sand dollars, four round trip tickets expenses, 25 per cent. of motion pie lures. Wilde refusing to meet cham pion here probable cause of unfair criticism, thereby forcing me to insist on American referee. Easily selected hy sporting writers. Weight, England and this country for bantam class, 11S pounds. Herman will weigh in at that figure. Under these conditions match can be closed.''.
 Wilde is holding out for l16 pounds ringside. Herman, however, absolute 1y refuses to make that figure. Her man wanted to box the little Briton in this country, but Jimmy would not hear of the match staged anywhere outside of England.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
TO FORM ASSOCIATION.
Plans Are Under Way for -AmateuT
 Athletic Organization Here.

Within a few weeks plans will oe perfected for the organization of An bmateur athletic association here to De known as the New Britain A. A. IT.. Ind which will comprise all mem bers bf A. A. II. registry in this city.
 Postmaster W. F. Delaney. who is R deputy commissioner of the h A. L., is behind the new project. Today there are g, number of prom
 sing athletes in this city whose sue tess Is due largely to his tutelage.
 Of the 26 A. A. l.. men in this city. avery one of them has taken a place
 in past meets and six of the number have secured first, second or third in state A. A. U. championships. The most promising year in athletic his-
 ory is predicted for New Britain, MT. Delaney stated today. :...
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
M'GOORTY IS K. O.'D
Frank Goddard Sends American Light Heavyweight to the Mat in 18th Loser Is Badly Punished.

London, March 5-Eddie McGoorty, American light heavyweight was de- feated last night in the thirteenth round of bout held in the Holborn stadium by Frank Goddard, an Eng fish heavyweight boxer.
 McGoorty was so badly punished that the referee stopped the fight
 Goddard, who once knocked out Beckett and gained the heavyweight championship of England, was in turn defeated by Beckett. Goddard now is engaged in a campaign to re- gain the title. and his victory over McGoorty should help him to obtain another match with Beckett.
 The present title holder also won from McGoorty, although it took Beckett seventeen rounds in which to subdue' the American.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05

Id am very glad. that he has, but
 accepting it he failed to state how uch he wished to put up on tiff ly.t
 TT have everything in readiness for
 is bout, the kent-Ventres bout and
 e preliminaries, with the exception
 two things: First, Ventres, insists | at it be a two hour time limit for $ bout, and that the referee and Eo good judges have the power to Under a decision on points at the nd of that time if neither man ob- ins a fall although it is to be the est two out of three falls, for he Iys, the rate he and Kent went at
 cir last match, two hours is long lough for any man to wrestle.
 Wants Finish Bout. Kent wants it to be the best two lit of three falls, no time limit and b decision, until one man or the ther obtained two falls. His reason E did not give.
 "I expect some day ths week to |hve them decide, one way or an-
 her, and sign articles. My application is in the hands of |1derman Paonessa now and I am hopes of getting @ permit by the nd of this week. Good PreliminaIies. II have in view several prospects pr preliminaries who ought to put |b good, interesting bouts. "All in all, it ought to be the most ktractive wrestling card ever seen |ere."
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
OUTLINES POLICY.
Coach Guy Nichaus States Plans for
 Yale Rowing Season.

New Haven, March 5.-Coach Guy Nichalls of the Yale crew last night outlined his policy for the season in a statement given the Yale Daily News. He said Yale will again use the modified English stroke this spring, the stroke which won victories in 1914 and 1915. Every effort will he put forth to make rowing a pleas ure and recreation this year. Every candidate will be urged to report for the squad whether he has any special talent or not. From the crew ma terial a, 150-pound crew will be se- lected to row at the American Hen ley. It is unfortunate that conflict ing schedules will not allow one of the Yale or Harvard crews to cross the ocean and compete in the English . Henley this z=asr-
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
BASKETBALL AT ARMORY.
ew Britain Machine Co. Teams to
 Play Hartford and Springfield.

Two basketball games, with danc- hg to follow, all for the one adTis- on price, is the program at the State [rmory this evening. The first game Ii basketball will be between the lew Britain Machine company girls eam and 8 quintet from one of the hartford insurance companies. The |ontest will start at 7:30 o'clock. The Few Britain Machine company rep |esentatives In the Industrial league. hckle the Bosch Magneto five of |pringfield. Manager sweet will trot hut his strongest team to give battle Eith the speedy Bay Staters.
 The Springfield mana cement has Lnnounced the lineup of his team, as blows: Berg and Downing, for Fards; Marsh or Bruyn, center; Iunn and Guertin, guards.
 The affair will be given in conjunc- lon with the Co. M, c. s. C.. The |ancing music will be furnished by he Alpha String orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
CHECKS ON WAY
Yankees Receive Word That Third Place Money Is Being Sent to Play CTS at Training Camp.

Jacksonville, Fla. March 5.-word from New York yesterday told that a duplicate check for the Yankees share in the worlds series spells had come. The first check went astray The check calls for SIS, ,277.S3, which includes interest for four months. There arc twenty-nine shares and each share is S457.S5.
 The on-appearance of the original check caused not little gossip in the Yankee camp. All hands tried to figure out how it could have been lost if it really had been sent.
 Now that each player is assured of his share of the money everything in the camp last night was of a most harm OniOus nature.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
EAFNIR GIRLS WIN,
Locals on Long End of ? to 1 Con-
 test in Bell City Last Night.

The Fafnir Bearing company girls team won a close game in Bristol last evening, downing the Wallace Barnes company team. ? to 1. Ruth Xiii the game. Miss Bassett accounted for the single tally of the Bristol girls The lineup.
 Fafnir Girls Wallace Ruth kilbOurnc " H. Bassett
 Right Forward. Agnes Moore ....... Selma Tom ei
 Left Forward. Annie Paulson ......... Ruth White
 Center. ;. DorozeWski ...... Helen Iiogaski
 Right Guard. 4. Stontenberg ....... Edith Baker
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
TTNNEY SCORES KNOCKOUT.

Jersey City, N. J., March D. Eugene Tunney, the promising heavy weight of Greenwich Village, con- tinued his victorious career last night al the City A. C. here when he stopped Soldier Mckinley in the fifth round of bout. Tunney had the upper hand from the start and won decisive iy in the fifth.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
Left Guard.

IItII CuuTQ. Score-Fafnir Girls 2, Wallace Barnes i; goals from floor, Kilbourne; goals from fouls, Bassett; referee Laughlin; time of halves, 10 and , minutes.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
BENJAMIN WANTS | SIDE BET ON BOUT
ainVille Boy Ready to Go Ahead With Big Wrestling Tourney

IF. 1Nen Benjamin of PlainVille has
 E following to say concerning the feptance of Young Hercues to his fenjamin's) challenge for a bout in Is city:
 TT read in the Herald that Young Frcules has accepted my challenge,
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
HAAS GOES TO ST, PAUL

St. Paul, Minn., March 5.-Manager Mike Kelley, of the St. Paul baseball club, has announced the purchase of Outfielder Bruno Haas from the Chi cago Americans. Haas form erIy pIayed with Milwaukee.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05

Winter Is over. Dame Nature is preparing to pear in foliage. And here ready to outfit you with new WONDER Spring Clothes. It is not usual for to be able to show many smart models at this period of the seasonthas only another part of the WONDER CLOTHES service
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-20
JUMPING PLAYERS
TO Be DEALT WITH
Western League Magnates
Busy on Cases of Kansas
City Blues,

CHICAGO, May 20-Desertion of star
baseball players from the ranks of or
ganized baseball assumed a serious
aspect in the Middle West today.
President Tearney, of the Western
and Three-I leagues. and chairman of
the committee representing the minor
| leagues OF the country. issued a state
mcnt charging the corporations sup
| porting the so-caled industrial leagues
with tampering with the players under
| contract to organized baseball, offering
| them fabulous salaries TO desert the
clubs with which they had signed. He
indicated that he would institute court
proceedings to regain the services of
players who jumped contracts with
clubs I'm the Western league.
Club owners Of the American asso =
citation will meet in special session here
today to decide upon the action to be
taken against players who recently de-
serted clubs Of that organization. The
Kansas city club lost the services of
Pitcher Evans and Shortstop Fa-
Ibriquo, who violated their contracts to
Join the oil city, Pa, team of the Steel
league, Pitcher johnson, of the St
Paul club, also deserted, going to a
team at Idaho Falls, Idaho. The club
owners gave no indication Of action
they would take to combat the contract
jumping.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-20
MITCHELL MAKES
SECOND BOW TO
SOUTHERN FANS
Meets Battling .Gahee Monday
Niqht--HayeS Faces DOUG
IaSS-DeImont May Tackle
Reiderer Here Soon.
BY coYLE SHEA.

Jack Mitchell, the ST Louis heavy
weight, will make his second appear
ance in Memphis Monday night when
he meets Battling Gahee in the main
event Of the weekly card at the South
ern A. c. In the other half of the
double attraction Bobby Hayes viii Of
ficially 're-enter the game by tackling
Billy Douglass
Mitchell is the southpaw performer
who lied Gahee in a series of knots
in their last engagement. 1t was at a
time when the Battler was well thought
of locally and the setback inserted a
decided Crimp in his record. If there
| is any chance of removing the wrinkle
| Gahee must do it Monday night.
Mitchell looks to be in shape and is
confident of winning agair. He doesn' t
understand how he has a chance to
| lose.
Hayes and Douglass will swap
punches in their sl<it, and the affair
| promises to be a survival Of the filter.
| Douglass is meeting Johnny Heiderer
| Thursday night in Blytheville. Ark,
and If he can stand up against Johnny
! under the weight handicap, he should
he good enough to slip Hayes the enter
| tainment Of his career.
| Hayes has not been in action in some
| time. After losing sections of his
! hide in Hot Springs and picking up a
few bruises on the side he decided it
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-20
COLEMAN BANISHED.

Bob Coleman, manager Of the Mobile
club, was banlshed from the park in
the eighth inning by Umpire Harry
johnson, who became impressed with
his authority all of a sudden and chased
the Bruin leader for practically moth
Coleman was at hat and there were
runners on third and first. Umpire
Johnson called the first offering a
strike, and as the ball was ball Cole
man tossed his bat into the air
II was like waving red flag in the
frontispiece of n gentleman bovine. off
came Johnson's mask quick AS a flash.
He became red in the face. He yelled
at Coleman to get out OF the game, to
remove himself bodily and without FUR
ther ado from the ball ward, Coleman
was so surprised that he couldn't get
his tongue to wagging kOr a moment.
When he Cleaned the full import OF
the umpire's orders. he got under way
with "A choice collection Of words that
befitted the occasion.
Il The umpire walked around in cir
cie with his chin stuck ont denoting
determination to assert his authority
Coleman, after having his say, left the
ball park, while fans from all sections
OF the stands hurled quite a few verbal
missiles at the umpire for his uncdlled-
for show of authority, and his toO-quick
Punishment Of Coleman. never a sCrappy
player and who meant nothing by tos-
sing his bat in the air.
Coleman's Punishment carried with il
a fine Of $40
-
Both clubs used three pitchers. For
Memphis Pat Albria started. then
Goodbred went in and Bin Thweatt
succeeded Goodbred For Mobile Monte
Rrleste went in and was succeeded by
Lukanovic, and Haid brought up the
rear, getting in the game in time to
get credited with the victory. Good
bred was the losing pitcher,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-20

Talk Of a contest between Gene
belmont and Johnny Heiderer Is now
going the rounds. After Heiderers vic
tory over Martinelli and Delmonts
showing against Tucker, fans figure
that the two should peel off a whirlwind
battle.
Heiderer was too dumpy for Martin
ELI and belmont was too short for
Tucker. but Heiderer came home in
front, and belmont all but did like
wise.
belmont has no one but himself to
blame for his failure to connect with
the decision. He was beaten at his
own game and couldn't realize it. At
Snfighting. at which department he al
ways has been bird, he was outpoint-
ed by margin OF to l, and in the
open he did his best work.
Tucker was a long party, who
stretched out in elastic. manner and
swung around Delmonts arms with a