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shoss Of Ostrich skIn,

Ostrich skins aare being shipped In
large numbers from South Africa to
Boston TO be Emade into shoes Of fine
quality for women. Experts In tho
trade say the ostrich skin shoes vii
outwear leather shoes and will cost
sum materially less. The trade has
shown mach interest and It is said
there are many Inquiries for tho
shoes.
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sen What You SP END
ONE DAY
To China

5000, 900 Chinese Famine Victims
Still Need American Help Before
June.
81 will save one life one month.
PICK A PAL IN CHINA FOR A
DAY
To hasten the work Of relief, this
newspaper will forward contribu-
lions to the local Treasurer, or to
the National Treasurer, China
Famine Fund, Bible House, New
York City.
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LAMOREAUx & CATE,
Attorneys.
MAR 31-May S 6 times.)

MAR 31-May 6 times.)
STATE OF WISCONSIN: IN CIR
CUT COURT: bayfield,
COUNTY:
Aug. f. Hoffman,,
Plaintiff,
VS..
John Sands, Bertha Finley,
Minnie Mays, Eta Potvin,
and all unknown heirs, as
signs and devisees of Mar
garet Sands, deceased, and
all the unknown owners of
and claimants to the pre-
.mises described in the note
at the foot Of the SUNNI
mons,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,: To
the said Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within twenty days after the
service Of this summons, exclusive
of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court
aforesaid, and in case Of your fail
ure so to do, judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the
demand of the complaint, copy
0f which, is herewith served upon
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A TactfuI wife.

"She's very tactful, isn't sheT
"Very. She even makes the wives
Of her husbands business friends feel
that she really cares for them"
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Pilot Takes the Stand
rIar,e-ar. G. r. Mclvor. pilot IN
charge n, the bomber last SUNDAY. next
took The s,ard and his carly r"c'ta'
was noS,i, ~ n,s experience in the a!r
ss-vire He has been N N" service.
- aaid sire October 1917 and on Nav
"A ,9,S was made secoCd Ncu'"HNnt
receiving his 3r"s"a, commission on
I,:ly ! 1920. r received NY commits
SION as an efficiently t-ained pilot IN
1915" he said. and have been plotting
since January. la'S. S:1ce tina: time
have srert approximately 1900 hour" IN
-ha air am familiar w;'h ak types
Of r,arNs For the NOS: part however
have Gown IN Curttes planes but I'm
de-s;aad ,hs various other types anu
consider that am qualified 70 P''"'
them
rfnr,r,ar, Nscrro- went on 20 say
,ha. ne has flown the Martin noU,o"r
or!v durir, the past month He haS
So, ,hor+ ran hours IN the air as PHO:
for ~. bomber 81, Is familiar with the
t~oH and the mechanism. HIS hrS'
r,yr. IN the Inflated plane OF Sundays
ar~,Her, was made n the trip trori
Cleveland 70 Moua4svii!". and he. with
Lieutenant Duutor was taxing inc
r,are from the Cleveland factory I"
Langley aeld, Virginia. He had never
taken planes hAtween Dayton ana
ToUndsv!lle.
- Vas The pilot last Sunday Lieut..
GIa~Ivo- said and | had pi!osHd th's
particular plane only a7"rt one honV'
Our object IN StoppiHg a. MoundSFi.e
was % secure oil and gas and We had 20
walt over "a account % the weather.
No repairs we're made 20 the plane and
1,very part was In perfect working con-
'dItioa We experienced no trouble be
tween Cleveland ard Moundsvilie. An
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Charles Gamble In his story declared
THAT from the first. when he saw the
takc-0ff of tho bomber he feared an ac-
cident The ship seemed out OF con-
troll he said. and he observed every
movement from The beginning Of the
route. as he occupied a position toward
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the upper p@T' OF iac hangar near Inc
center .: the foih.
The testimony Of James Purtimnn
was brief and ~ IN" point. He said that
he WAS near he hLngar in the center OF
the field lclpiuE 10 move The crowd back
uuon request. The crowd failed to move
back within safety until the ship WAS
ready 20 leave. he said.
Il never had my eyes off the bomber
for = second. not FOR Il second. said
MIR, purliman. Il watched II move off
toward The south going near the coal
mine Triple and SAW II turn and come
back on the field. turning directly to-
ward tn, east and stopping. The avia-
tors turned the ship around. not just
moving il hut turning II completely
about. and I should say the wing of the
rlane WIS about forty feet off the line.
The ship came just halfway up the h"ld
in a direct course before turning sharp
ly To The left.
The rlane struck the first auto and
before II had stopped rocking l was In
II having made the distance in onn leap.
So II seemed I could not say whether
both propeIltrs were working or not but
nv impression is that they stopped at
the first crash. SIN satisfied that |
saw one Of the propellers still in motion
when tho plane struck and 1 think, con.
sidering everything that the pilot man
aged things 10 tho best Of his ability as
an airplane must he a mighty hard boat
TO manage.
This ended the testimony as II was
considered the jury had heard enough
evidence whereby they could form n just
opinion and at 2:15 o'clock all evidence
was In, the case going TO the Jury at
about 2:2n. The verdict came in some
where n bout o clock.
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control | was 50 da Cd that some de-
tails escaped my notice.
L saw IA" crash and could not tell
whether or NJ the "1Eine Was cut be-
fur" or after ~" crash. The rTop"ll"rs
No." running whom N" plan" crashed
M" ~" ir+, mnrhn". Usually in AN
airIldur crash rNc Plan" burns and
burns imm"dIaIrly. ] did not ohs"rV'
anything unusual IN he operation az
thr ;lanc and noticed no r"rulinriti"s
IN the pilot which would lead one 10
hcll"vc something Of This natur" was
Responsible. III" piano apparently was
in perfect working C0nd!ainn.
Probably Unavoidable.
~ - a quest on. however. whether
or not ne crash could hav" been avoid
rd REGARDLESS of the efficiency OF a
man AZ such time. il is doubtful what
even ihr m"si coOl-h"ad"d would do. lie
might. Il is tru". have cut the Ittt
motor. leaving the right one running
fun speed. giving all the momentum 10
the loft riddrr and a"rinn and thus
turning the plan" INFO TN" river. Their"
Is q question: however, AZ 10 whether
the plane would hav" turned quick
enough And as il turned there Is the
possibility II might have run int" the
ronrIc
II h,vc NOT soon enough Of the bomb
n.y. ~ viva my on,nion as n whether the
NAV. would have stoppcd quick enough
= IN. motors were cut ofr. Both sides
of IN, Martin hnmhrr have the same
,,,,,u.r,,,u, ,,I /, Is dnuhtful whether
;, ,,,,,,,I hn,., ,,o,b,rod .nnurh ,nomrn.
&c.,. it 100 ,,,,,n. emf n mi, the
plane to tho other side.
..,,., o;I,, r,.ns sucb nm cmer-
cco,.,. ,s diJ tho p!lnt of the bomber, IL
- douhtrr, what course would have
bog, nursucd M ,wo mon having the
Same idcns a ia what is the best thing
10 do myself think II might have
hncr ross;hI. Ia hnvo noscd the plane.
.l,,- ,,r.,l,Ir,- tho shin am not GER
-..t, ,s,,, hi. COURSE would have worked
49,. rno bomber hat ] do know that
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SHARING
MEETS WITH.
GREAT SUCCESS
THOUSANDS or. sTo1ES All AADH
DIsrRBuTu0 POINTS fo1
PROFITS III LA1o1 cLHoIH-
MATT Co1RANX.
INNOVATION PLAN OF 0KA1G1H D..
BoAGT.

Announcement has been made that
the new profit sharing plan originated
ny Charles G. Boalt president OF tho
Eight-Hour Tobacco company OF Gin
cinnati. has proved to be big success.
Three thousand stores already nave
made redemption stations for Eight
Hour Union and Blue Label Chewins
Tobacco profit sharing coupons.
These dealers are redeeming them for
their value for any kind OF merchandise
a, the store Of any dealer In wheeling
and vicinity who sells Eisht-Hour ana
Blue Label tobacco.
A coupon Is tucked away IN every
package for your benefit and snare OK
the profits Of the big Cincinnati company
Sn.ciaI ARRANGEMENTS have been made TO
accommodate savers Of 8. and H. green
stamps and surety coupons. The Etshe-
Hour Tobacco company will exchange
ono Of these for one Of It's coupons.
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a. 4
'"'-.n -" ''''. = ,'E ,nnr ,
. S'''',' ''' =, - ".H ,.,,,,, -, ,ir-
/ ,..,.,' ami ~. = ..4p,.,li.v ,a.r..iar Win
/ III. l....,i, hn,r:nrr Ia s..,.',.'-s w,th
! IA. 49,. &C.,. -, l.,ra ~ u.s.. 20.
. ~, .,..,,. ,......-s,r, ami fr nd that
....... o., 49,. n..,Ih,r y..,. g.. ;.c!t., {:
a..,.. ...n 49,. ,.u.r h.. ..n,rrcd tn.
7 -..., u,,:j. -. t,,"-nt: SUNDAY When
: ..-.,,.l : D.. .ui.l ,.r..,.r ASSISTANCE" in
,.,>.. = g.. ,....S-,:v While IL" p'an"
, j.. j.. ,,,,..., H.. ...n,,.L riat = is hardly
...s,,,.. -. de-, lIs In, stated lat posi-
'i.,,s ,,.,, lee. i.,.rci vr.ir tn. ship ~
! IN ,h, :,, H,N. ....:'cnau:< w,r" win
. ~. ,,rrr.. b.. -a.I. IN rId"r Ma, Fey
4 ,,,.... o.. ',,. ,.,. lrntn..g in piiotIug
: M-.ly,.r ,,I MT ;..p, curing ~" rip
r:.m n..,r,, e. MYndsvi.''.
In Perfect Condition.
"i':eI rriur. l"..1.!.@ ~" HSr"!'".n"d
'h.,, r,rr,irinr MI IN perfect candle
,.utr." SAID Conway. and he PHO; asked
me = was ready and sad | was. We
np"u"d N" motors iu tHn" down the
tl-iG TIL" ;,,ar. did To, r"a.,"ud ~ cf-
fnr.s 70 rrt r.gh'rL IN" only way W"
n. # knowing ,Aa, ,hr engine was cut
vas hy rh. exhaust Yoa. IAN tell hy
III. exhaust whether 4 lh,ur j. running
lr IS own power "r hv engine power.
: ,'....nu III" motor ~. IN; have prevent
ci .hr crash, hvr "a. r!.tn" would hay Z
,,,,,. ,,,;,,. g, distance. a, any rae
. "r,s h.,,,,,.r ..I,.r,l ,b,. ground soy
1850. .,., ,,.,. ,.r.,,,i,, ro,d when
,.,,.., ,... 49,, -,.,,ni,,n, IN nm ex
" ''">"e" '"," Wv c',,,,,,. ~,
"''nH'',' "'''' wa" '''' ~
Track ~ the "n'''> ''' ''''' "' =
"l ~" tracks ""'-"'' 90 ""' NV
WIS fr"@'".
r"'"r ne; "ith'E H"h''h'"' '"''i"
!" 80 O'clock IN" morning "t '"'y y
fToM my "hS""'t'"'A - leu Cha =
iu"'nn'~ W'H'i";. .hH J nav" h'd "l"e
"vrcr!"u'" IN 'h!s line. | would say mat
: h" y'as an rN,cptiorn'ly good u..":. com
S:drr!ng the TYP" and h'Ii mess of p,HH"
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ALEX MITCHELL
SERIOUSLY Ill

Early this morning attendants At the
Ohio valley General hospital said that
thcre WAS no Improvement in the con-
dfton of Mr.. Alex Mitchell, treasurer
~ .he Mutual Savings Bank. who has
henn ratient at the institution since
Saturday. If there was any change IN
Mitchell condition. attendants said. II
was no, quite so favorable.
Mr.. Mitchell is suffering from . severe
attack Of pleural pneumonia. and his
NAM friends are deeply concerned over
The nossible outcome Of his illness.
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TRIO OF ARRESTS

Three arrests were made by the police
last night M until midnight.
Pane Weimer was arrested on COM
plant Of several persons for passing a
street car while discharginG passengers.
Frank Steitzer. arrested on a charge Of
vagranrv by Policeman Stanley and
Henry Chininbuch. arrested by Police
man McElhattan for being drunk. All
will be arraiGncd in police court this
morning.
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boon stopped and r.ou,l rc. l,,. -.
r.,,,,.. md machines 49,. ,t,l ,.,,n.,,
II ,,r,;,I ,ht,}, 49,, ,,r,,,a ,,..s ,.,.,.,.,..
nj ..,..,.,n., s:xt,. ,y:;rs. -, r,..,, -,
rours" .hr az has 4nni.,l;,u. :. .w..n
-" ,Hh. '' -. ,"rsI,l,.r that -, on
-" occurrence. could hay" h....n
H'n:.'".
W. ,.''' ""' arc n !.HuS'" '"l'.
soy '''"" 'm'''a' ION ~ NJ comp
''h ''' ''''' A'''has''.." r"oii". ~
Wee - - "''"'| I.'tE II - I courtesy
~" 'N''hI ,N'N' '''Ns who wish :"
man 4 ".""' W'th Il pi"i ~" = It
!" '"''' an" '''.''''-
Pilot Dooley on Stand
-. X. ! i'oo'ry th"n followed W. n
q rs '"S''nl-nN. II" 49, l-nA "v.ng
'iiau'e for III" past rns- YEARS. b..
sud r""c!v!"e ~ tra:n TX a: K.'y
Field. ga Aa'"n.". TEXAS. Fo- "!rh-
'rcG months h" was In The gnNrrurl' NJ
s"rF'"" and VS. mad" sergeant :ir~,
lass ~ ne hN''li"n m"'h'n'" rn". IN
hE;HE status. FiN'"s and testing no
hines N"T" MS cave: duties wh!." ::
~" service. H"' n" spent from Ia -
20" H''FS ~ '.'' ~" during Ms EuN""n-
''"u' ~""'!"". IN addition uv"n leaving
N" c6f"rnM'ht' f'."' i""."N 81" hr
49, B." "hnrG" "f r"r'2'" ~'rVi"" n 'hc
CARTS Ar1an" company. living many
~ ~" W" or pane. l''@' NHr'' tr
veg WA Ny. ! - n""S' aS i'."' ''r ~"
arr = pr'Nat" P.'h"S
.'".' ''"''"y IN ms Story ~ rye
:rarHdy. sad:
Field Was Clear
- vas standing southwark 90 the
,.,r..,r whore ,hr cars we've marked and
,.r,a.,.., with the rorctr about .w..n:y
=. from, no crowd assisted IN So.
4 :. 49,. r~,w WI on: -" danger ! >uw i've
'p.gr. 'U~r around. the crowd G'1i2
~ rrI back. | saw he Il,n' ready 60
,akc-of. The field was the r'car"St nril
.v.- saw There was No obs'ruriinn
ana no confusion. Nobody was ran
n,,.,- out on tho neld
"Thn Martin bomber turned ar"nn,l
and 7 ,o,i.ed Tho years wcrn hitting rc~-
rr,,lv The 'plane started IN n STRAIGHT
course and advanced rirkirg m speed.
With ,hc tau IN the air showing that
oo.-.,,,-, ,r,ro ,,.,-sir~ o.rcrw!s 80
,r, ,or ,,,, No, i,,,, lir,,I !, came
~ 49, cc,i , s,,r. v.,v AL male
.,r..o .ur, % ,re r,r, coward .hr
b,ro,r ,rto,nchiIos and crowd Tho
rr,o-s wn-o ST" working pertr~',y.
s.,o1 amazed a. Tho ri,r. making 10
.rnr. ~ change the course oc the 'n'2n".
rIc cam. IN and IN due time say p"
was IN 4 tigh' place. ~ no tim" 4 Il
-, ',r,,n leave tho ground IL e1w
.bo crowd ,raad and he saw 'hr haH.ar
g., l,,cyv thar hts 'nla~. vas &C ~" 'rro
.n,, something had 70 II" done 2nh
done quickly.
IT was SURPRISED A. what he ID -
:, ~. Same cirrum stances. and m,
willing ~ no, nv Nra aCains: /, today
~, boyc on. Tho lef, motor dead
o,1 -. mo -Irh, motor 60 and thus
,,,., r,riol ~. ,ovorI .na ~iv,.~ an,!
,,..'.,, 49, .-ovd II he rad Mt ;-"s.
.r,, a. mind enough 20 10 tina. 80
should have cu' ,hc cmorrrarv eW''rN
, -, FRONT ~ him whi.h would hqV" 'n,
h,,N motors dead Nn should hHv'
-,,l.-al :, would hnve -rur:rCN tali'-nN'
g., , rrghcr rate Of srcrl ,h0r h. St1~'"I
= ,,i,b pn came on with his motor
,,.is, o,a, ,is .,,,,e rrycr leaving ~
-. ,a rro,, ,.he~, stood 7 w,,r'l
. . .r,, :, Voc .ha lef- why wh'rh
...l. 49, A., auto AVID .Nrs Nil 81 in 9
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SIMPLE CANNING
OF Fruits and Vegetables

Lecture and demonstration by Brrnice
Carter Davis. Thursday. 2:3n p. m. Mar
kct street floor of Stone & Thomas.
advertisement.
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MacIVOR AND DUNTON
(Conttnued from Page ons)


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'''e""S 80 ~ ,h .,......,'a
ann '''
inquest seRuA'E'
E'Enwt'c $ he Verdict ~ -" ''F"-
H"rs JarE - the inquest h".H Yesterday
We. the 'or"n"r'S jury 'nd 'H;'t MIS-.
George W Long. lie" N""S", IsA!ph
tartzed. car! Ietti' ana r''' fdEe. All
came 70 their death on Sunday. J"'! ~.
1921. at or near the city az MoGndSSiile.
Marshall county West Virginia. by viz
tue % injuries and burns reSaived by
then, bv reason OF a collision ~ = Mar
TN bomber with the SAID deceased per-
sons or with automobiles In which ,h.y
r.ara ,h.r nv ,b.ro ,,ca,.a and ,b, sinh
,o,,,,,, .x,,n.,n, =, c,sol,re IN s,.n
.,,,uo. ~ > ,hi,h =. .,,--oI -, &, IN,
- - . $50 .. ,t,,,,I,
~" 80 '"r,,~'" 'I'''
49,. !...,
'"' pm w. H.,
VIZ U''' Ut ''e ''"' ..'' "'s'
w - ,,sr,
operated BY iA"ft"a'rt :. 4. N'''N"',
pinot. "!HuI"h'H' Z. ''v"'''' 'F''''
r.'''' Hn' He'S"""' NJ T. We" '''o-
chaH''.
Sergeant Long CaAeo.
scream James =. I'"nk. IT charHe OF
I-anSin Fed N.'S IN" HTS' witness "N-
ahmed AZ ~" 'n''r"'"E NeSs'"" ~ NV
inquest S'' ">' 'n ~ '' -
NN ~ oo,h ,oro
n"S &" go,
H'",'''" WI n'',..',.., ,;, 49,,
"'' NV ,,u,,,,.,,,,,,, ~,
eeFhe'", d" $50.
'"''eH 10y ~
MAKE 'r'iN VIC" 10y ,,,'.a
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been IN N"an"s>,'e since Jung ~ ..
th's year 'o',!"S "ere -, '''Nr -,
me Mouh"SN''.' HH.nS 'e.' ",'' ''. wv,
"i,rs t''''., '''..',,,t ,[r -. .c.I
au'h"S''F <" "'Sf "H'"t ga '',e 49,
ne" i" >",''', !'.'.,,.,
receive IN! ''S' ue'."ss S'o'''
nN,rN' III ,"''' ~ ."e 49,
"'. -. 49,. g. -,
AT me "e''' """e'ss' ~. ~
other government o''''e' Ok "'N"7' -" 'r
r7eS'"'. al" ~"''""'
cnarse' ,.,,i %
N" ', lux Nv, -, 40. Gov,
PrIN"eeeS e"'oS "a, ..,,I sor,o ~
.at,, rr.,oo AVID ,r,vo,a
L
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Mechanic as witness.

Tho frs. witness called - 'rn 7Ft"r.
NO., session vas Sergeant C"-w"n N"
mechanic with L!eutcnants Ma 'lyor and
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away in q most emphatic and in
dependent fashion and sending
forth its welcome light.
Mrs. Delos Buck and Mrs. Don
aid Emery were hostesses for
their bridge club on Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. T. Hamilton and her
sister, Mrs. Mary Elkins were in
North Troy on Friday, the guests
of Mrs. H. II. Lewis.
Miss Jennie Coplan is spending
two weeks vacation with relatives
in Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Prouty, Mrs.
Fl. f. Lane, Mrs. Charles Bean,
Miss Alice Bean and Frederick
kipp were in St. Johnsbury or
Saturday.
Miss Helen JENNIE, office assist
ant for DR.. Harry Hamilton is en-
Toying two weeks vacation, her
place being taken by Miss Daisy
Stevens.
Mrs. Rebecca Hitchcock of IIas-
burg is visiting Miss Mary Chilson.
Misses Trudeau and Wheeler
have sold their interest in their
millinery store in Concord to their
partner, Miss Eva Dupuis, and
have started a new store on the
corner of Main and Pleasant Sts.,
wnlcn will be managed by Miss
Tludeau. They will also carry a
line of imported lingerie laces and
trimmings. An exclusive line Of
domestic lingerie is to be manu-
featured by Miss Wheeler in her
establishment on Main st. in this
City.
Miss Carrie King of Derby
Line has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Mary Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Livingston
and Miss Felnie Mowry returned
Saturday night from Boston,
where they spent a week, making
the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Buck and
son Lloyd of Richford visited rel
atives here on Friday,
Miss Thelma Hall spent the
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week end at her home in Holland
Mrs. Louise Brooks is moving
to the Aubin block to rooms vaca-
ted by Mr.. Burgess, VINO is occupy
ing the Weaver tenement.
Mrs. c. S. Emery was in Lyn-
donville last week, the guest of
Supt. and Mrs. H. f. Folsom.
Edmund Burgess went to Bos-
ton Sunday noon, where he is to
finish his course at the Mass
achusetts Radio and Telegraph
School, and he hopes to take his
final exams in a month or six
weeks and is guaranteed a posi-
ton by the school.
Miss Carrie Haven of New York
City is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
George Frost at Pinehurst, Indian
Point.
Mrs. NJ. 3. LeBaron and Mrs.
Brown of North Hatley were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. &.
Perry.
Nh. and Mrs. Homer Keller,
Mrs. c. l.. Macy and Mrs. Z. H.
Mills were in Orleans on Friday
to attend the wedding reception
given for Mr. and Mrs. George
Movers.
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Freddy Parent was thus retired q
few feet.
Pmkel'tcn slapped another al
Tcsroau Immediately after, The
famous bear-kilied diverted the
sphere to Ginger Brace, Who, how"
ever, did n3t have time to field IL
TO first. Brace as well as every
member OF the Newport inner
Gordon, played brilliant ganea.
Maloncy was on first, Timmons OF
Boston College on second AMI
Kenison at short.
Jeff Tesreau pitched four inn
Ings on Friday against the New
York Giants. champions of the
National League, and trimmed
them. Vet he twirled in remark
able form Saturday against Par
ent's team recognized as the pre-
mier diamond aggregation on the
Pine Tree state. He was stingy
with his safe swats, permitting hia
opponents but five. The .Ozarkian
abused the offerings o. Caravan u
the extent of a single and q dou-
bic that won the game, batting for
an everage of 500.
An unbrokdn row of goose egg
Indicated Sanford's inability to
bust into the run column, whrfe
both Of the Border Citv marker;
came in the second frame. Keefc
+he Tufts College backstop, was
cafe at first when McKeon fooDeu
and Bruce beat out an attempted
7aclifice bunt. Gilman's try for a
sacrifice resulted in brief fly to
The third Sacker. but Jeff Tesreau
Nrose to the occasion and befted
he ball or two bases scoring keefe
Bruce also tailed from third mo-
nent later on Prascott's passed
Nau. Tes1eau was out at the plate
while essayiag TO reach home on
he same play.
Tesreau and Owen Keefe, as the
Newport Battery, co-ordinated in
. manner that would bring tears
Of JOY to Governor Hardness. left
was mixing up his shoots with a
gnail-hke delivery that baffled nfs.
opponents. Keffe handled his
pitcher like a big league veteran
Manager c. Fl. Davis considers
keefe the best catcher that he has
seen work in ,erni-pro ranks this
season.
Sanford favored the big crowd
Of 5000 fans with some especially
lively cavolting about the key
stone sack. Pinkerton, the San
ford second baseman figured i,
three fast double plays, that were
completed with dispatch.
The score by innings:
12 A 6 67S9
Newport % 2 0 o 90 0 o o.
Sanford 20 0 90 O @ o Go
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GLOVER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Arthur have
gone to Bethel for an extended
visit to their daughter.
Mrs. Alpha Bean met with a
painful accident Thursday of lsst
week. She slipped on the hand
wood floor and injured her quite
seriously
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berry of
Sutton spent the week end with
relatives in town.
..rs. CIemenUlne Johnson is
visiting at the home of her son
Mark johnson.
Mrs. Glen Anderson visited rel
atives in Manchester, N. n. last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Clark have
moved to a tenement in Sam
Beans house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Bean have
gone to Connecticut to visit their
niece Mrs. Ralph Miles.
MRS. Henry cook went to New
port last week to care for her sis
ter Mrs. Florence Bean who was
painfully injured by a fall.
Rev. John Kimball spent last
we IN southern New Hampshire.
Mrs. Ruth Marcou of New
Hampshire is visiting at the home
OF Fred Marcou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Wylie and
Miss Mary WyLe of Bangor, Me,
are visiting at the home Of their
father, VIM. Wylie.
ne Junior department Of the
Community Sunday School very
successfully presented the Jack
and Jill wedding at the church
Friday evening. 1t was a unique
and pleasing entertainment with
forty little children in the cast. 1t
was put on under the direction Of
Mrs. Gertrude Merriam. Junior
Superintendent and Mrs. Dora
Lyon, Cradle Roll Superintendent
assisted by Mrs. Bernice Clark.
The Community Carnival will be
held at the vestiy Thursday and
Friday of this week. Thursday
evening the Ladies win served a
chicken pie supper and Friday
evening there will be a Concert
with Mrs. B. E. Doyle of s..
Johnsbury reader.
Educational Sunday was obser-
we'd at the Community church last
Sunday and viii be followed by
special exercises in the village
schools Wednesday and Friday in
observation of Vermont Week