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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
GEORGES AND LEWIS EASE up.

LONDON. May s.--Georges Carpenter
AMI Ted Kid Lewis, who will fight here
ON Thursday night. let down In their
heavy work at their respective training,
camps today and concentrated on lighter
exercises. Carpenter is still the betting
favcritc. hut the odds are becoining
nearer and nearer to even money. Fight
experts agree that III Lewis can avoid a
knockout in the first six rounds. he will
have a chance for victory.
NJ Dsscamps. manager of Carpenter.
taking q lesson from the Dempsey fight
at Jersey CRY. is preparing his charge
for a whirlwind Of aggression at the
very opening bell. Descamps has told
CARPENTER that he must wade In during
the initial rounds and try To finish Lewis
with one Of his famous right hand
Punches
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Saturday College Results

Butler 4: Ohio State. .
Virginia. S. West Virginia, 0.
Cornell j: Princeton. l.
Haverford. 10: Delaware, 3
Penn State. >: Bethany. o.
Lehigh. 4: New York University. g.
Swarthmore. Z: Muhlenberg. >.
Harvard, I; Catholic University, 3.
Bowdoin. 6: Maine. -
Massachusetts Aggies, B; Connecticut
,
Yale. 2 Holy Cross =
Michigan. >: Iowa, l.
Wisconsin 4. Illinois. l.
Pennsylvania. s: Navy, g.
Army, IL: Columbia. E.
Dartmouth. IL: Wesleyan, ).
Purdue. 3 Chicago. .
Brown. 6; Amherst, o.
Indiana. O.: Alaga Stars tJapan), 4.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Doubles Match to
Decide East-West
Net Championship

BERKELEY, Cal, May S.-The doubles
match will settle the East VS.. West tennis
championship.
With the singles standing two all, Will
liam Tilden and Vincent Richards of the
East. national doubles champions, will be
pitted in the deciding match Of the series
of five against William Johnson and John
Strachan of the West.
Johnston vanquished Tilden In the
singles In what Tilden characterized as
one of the hardest fought games he has
ever played. In the singles Strachan fell
victim to the speed Of Richards.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, Is; Boston. ..
New York, 3: Philadelphia. fourteen
innings.
Chicago, II; Pittsburgh, Z.
Cincinnati, 8. St Louis, t.
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o,powp ourPoINrs GIBBONS.

NEW YORK May S-Mike O'Dowd. ex-
nIiddleweSht champion. Saturday night.
defeated Mike Gibbons Of st. Paul in
twelve round contest at Long Island
city. ODowd received the judges de-
cisinn
Gibbons used left hook effectively In
the early stages Of the conte It. but tired
after the seventh round OIL 'wd landed
often to the baby and hea but his
punches were light.
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About the
Great Out
OfDOOrs

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Yesterdays Homers
This Week on Turf

MISUNDERSTANDING day of spring
meeting Of Kentucky Jockey Club at
Lexington, Ky.
Saturday-Ooening day of spring meet
Ing of Kentucky Jockey Club at Church
i'll Downs. Louisville, KY, and running Of
the forty-eighth Kentucky Derby
Saturday. Concluding dava of spring
meeting of Maryland Jockey Club at
Pimlico, Baltimore, Md.
Continuation Of spring meeting Of Met
ropolitan Jockey Club at Jamaica. L. I.
Continuation of meeting of Ohio Jockey
Club at Maple Heights, Cleveland. Ohio.
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'Batted for Hill in ninth.
ST pAJJ,

BdIIeU TOT MdIIlU ID StNtHIH.
indianapolis ... coo $40 o0o-t
ST. Paul ................. o01 600 42.-I
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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EAST SIDE SUNDAY SCHOOL LE,GuE

Woodside, I; Englewood .
Butler Memorial 10; Centenary, T.
Downey Avenue Christian, L.; West
minister Presbyterians. q
Heath Memorial. g., Fountain Street NJ.
E, 1.
Woodruff Baptists. s; College Avenue
Baptists. T.
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SEYMOUR. Ind. May aThe Seymour
Reds defeated the south Side Turner's
here In twelve inning game sunday
Z 70 Q. stanley, shortstop for the Reds
stole home in the twelfth inning, winning
the game.
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AN INNING
/ with THE

Those Bemis Bag players sure are
nifty bunch. White suits trimmed in
black and clever monogram on the
left sleeve showing a bag being opened
by cat.
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Norwich Arrives on Scene

LOUISVILLE. May S.-Moryich,
last years unbeaten twO-year-
and the favorite for the Kentucky
Derby. was resting mt Churchill
Downs today after n trip from the
East Arriving on the same train
were Ny Play. full brother Of Man
O-War. and John Paul Jones. Nor
yich Is quoted an to favorite.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
When You Score a
Ball Game

II the batsman with one or no ono
out hits a fly ball that IL caught
but results in a run being scored
on the catch, the batsman Is credited
with sacrifice hit. IL the fly ball Is
missed. hut in the judgment Of the
scorer. would have resulted in n run
had il been caught. the b7tsman Is
likewise credited with a sacrifice hit.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

Runcart and Carlstedt started out In
what looked like 1t might be a pitchers
battle. but that Riverside NJ r. crew
cot their glimmers on the ball and with
the loose support that this {. ~ r. gang
gave Bungardt the thing terminated into
runaway. Both pitchers had good stuff,
but no grounder was too easy for one
set Of infielders to miss
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
NEw sHoT-PUr MARK.

STOCKTON, Cal, May S-Clarence
Houser Oxnard, Cal. high school Sat
urday broke the worlds intersch plastic
record with a sixteen pound shot put by
heaving 1t As feet 9s4 inches. The old
record was held by the late Ralph Rose,
who threw the shot As feet 81 i.srhcs ut
..,n tiancisco May 2, 1903
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

The De Molays outhit the Printers, but
the latter team bit when hits meant runs
and came out on the long end The Ma
sonic boys tried to commit all of their
errors In one inning and the ink throw
ers staged a big third inning which
melted them SIX runs and lead too big
to lose.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Billy EVANs SAYS
One Star Player Sometimes Makes Winner

quite
is be had in
a last
New to
of
American League championship
of
In
did better
Cleveland whole weak
ostered the tcami in Its
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19-Inning Amateur Game

WASHINGTON, May 8.-slxty--
three batsmen were famed in an I'M
usual ''sandlOt" baseball game here
yesterday which was called because
of darkness at tho end Of the nine
tecnth inning with the score and 0.
Frank Jones, In the nineteen innings
struck out forty lone men.
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ManuSh Breaks Leg

Harry Manush. sold ~ 'Ttlsdo to Spar
tanhurg of the South Atlantic League
broke a bone In his right leg a few
days after reporting to his new r. M.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Local BOwlers Shine
in State Pin Event

ANDERSON. Ind, May S-The final
games were rolled in the annual State
Bowling Tourney here Sunday, bowlers
from Richmond, Kokomo and South Bend
participating in all Of the events. There
was but one fve-man shift on Sundays
card
Here is how they finished in the tourna-
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Results Saturday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Indianapolis-St- Paul. rain.
Milwaukee. IL: Columbus, 4.
Kansas city, 10: Toledo. s.
Louisville Minneapolis. rain.
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Saints Are Fined

CHICAGO. May st. j. Hickey,
president Of the american Associa-
tion, today imposed fines upon three
players of the ST. Paul baseball cvlub
for n run in" with Umpire Mullen
at St. Paul last Friday. Bruno
Haas and Nick Allen were fined $50
each and Tim Hendryx S25.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
BIG LEAGUE STUFF

Enter Jess Barnes with the rest
OF the Hall Of Famers. jess held the
PhilIies hitless and runless yesterday
and only twenty seven men faced him
In nine innings. The perfection OF
the game was marred. however. by
the fact that Barnes passed Williams
In tho fifth inninE. Long Cy" was
Immediately doubled up with Park
inson on the following plny.
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Southern Indiana League

Madison. 10: BatesvilIe. 4.
Greenshurg. 10: Columbus. &.
Greenwood. 5: Rushyille. 2.
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Presence of Stufy Steadies CleUeland

II is no hi
The o
American League Cleveland Mcnn
a j
holding inneld and the pitchers
pitching the Indians
care o
oneiac wi be
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit, S; Chicago. 1.
Boston. 1; Washington. O.
New York, .; Philadelphia, 0.
Cleveland. 4; st. Louis. 2.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Kahn Taiiors. ?: Citizens Gas Com
pany g.
Eli Lilly Company. s: KinGans o.
Bemis Bag Company. 0: FederaIs, Is.
NATIONAL s. s. LEAGUE.
Morris Street NJ E., Is; Garden Bap-
tist. 8
Riverside NJ. F., 10: Christian Men
Builders, 2.
ST. Paul II, F. and North Park. fpost-
poncd, wet groundsl.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

Samuel Breadon. president Of the st
Louis National League baseball club.
has obtained full control Of the Cardinal
organization With the announcement
that Breadon has AIKEN over large
block of stock formerly owned by James
G. Jones. attorney. ,he fact that Breadon
had secured full control became known
today. 1t is understood that Jones will
resign as chairman Of the board of d.
rectors and that the board In the future
will be without Important powers. all
control being centered In Breadon'
~,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASsOCIAT

AMFKIJAN ASSUCIA IU.N.
indianapolis at Milwaukee,.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Louisville at Kansas City.
(So other games scheduled).
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AMERICAN s s IEaGrE

Home Presbyterian, o; River Avenue
Baptist, &.
Olive Branch l6; First Baptist 10
Broadway NJ E. 10; Iryington NJ. f. 5.
FRATERSAL LEAGUE.
K or P No SO, g. Ri-Fo- Re, S.
Printers. o De Molays, I.
Brookside odd Fellows, H. Bricklay-
ers, g.
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State Baseball Results

Coanersyille, s; Wiedemanns (Cincln-
nattn, ..
NOTES.-THE, L.; Riley All Stars. 0.
Frankfort, 81: Champaign, Ill.), l.
Michigan City, IS; Magnets tChi-
cagop, 4.
CrothersviIle. 4; Brownstown, 8.
Washington. g.; Shoals, 4.
Marion. o. Huntington, 8.
Shelbyville, Z: Indiana Travellers, Q
Liberty, 8: Richmond Moose, 8.
Lincoln Highways, ~; Traders
Point, !.
La Porte o: Mishawaka o.
Lebanon. 10: Charlottesville, @
Seymour Reds, = S. S. Turner's, 6
12 innings.
Cumberland G. c.. IA Selmier Towel Z
Upton, -; indianapolis Caseys, II.
Roone Grove. s: Wheat field s.
Bedford. 3; indianapolis Giants, 2
Brownsburg, 10: Ferndales, 3
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

After the Pirates had had a field day
against Alexander. Jones and Cheeyes,
the Cubs produced one Osborne who shut
the Pirates out the rest Of the day.
Grimes of the Cubs and Roher of the
Pirates made home runs.
Ray Powell OF the Braves hit one in
the ninth against nazzy Vance and the
Dodgers finished second In that ball
game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Women's Tourney Winners

TOLEDO. May S--FoIIowing are the
fra high scores and money winners in
the Vomen's bowling tournament that
fused here Sunday night:
FIVE WnNtN
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fan dropped dead wnen Cobb hit :
homer with two on in the seventh inning
putting the Tigers in the running against
the White Sex. But In the ninth inning
Falk smote another with Hoover on tbs
paths and scwed up the game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
GIANTS BUY PITCHER.

MEMPHIS. May Spencer Abbott.
member of the Memphis club of the
Southern Association. has announced the
optional sale 10 the New York Giants
OF Earl Webb. right handed pitcher. The
ANNOUNCED price WAS $1,000 and two
PLAYERS, the identity Of whom was not
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
A. b. C. GAMES

E. Cs. IL: ST Louis Stars. . First
camel
A Acs. S. st. Louis Stars, s. tSecond
Eamel.
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st. Paul NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dol 600 42.-I
Two-Base Hits-Sicking, Brown, .:
Berghammer, Schneider. Three Base
Hits-Civington, Dresser. Home Run
Kruger. Stolen Base-Baird. Sacrifices
Bases-I indianapolis, s.: St Paul, & Bases
on Balls-Off Weaver g.; off Sheehan. .:
OF Martin. . Struck Out-By Martin.
s; by Sheehan. .: by Hill, 2 Hits--off
Martin, in innings off Weaver, in
of Sheehan, . in innings. Passed Bali
Kruger. Winning Pitcher-Martin.
Losing Pitcher-Wcaver. Umpires-Fin-
neran and Murray. Time-o:0O.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ST. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York;
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Amateur League Results
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.

Paper Packing Company, .; c. P. Lesh
Company. IT.
Stanords, IA; Indiana Pump Company.
10
Lesh Paper Company Q: Indiana Pump
Company. IA: postponed game from last
Saturday,.
Crescent Paper Company, II; 1ndianap-
oils Glove Company, /.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

williams went hitless in three times
at bat, but the rest of the Browns
got fourteen, all told. OF Mails. Nor
ton. Bagby and ke~fe. tho Indians
taking the short end OF a 10 to :
score. Joe Wood got three doubles
and a single.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

Ffve-Man Teams.
Claman- Dairy Lunch, Indianapolis 2,S42
Superior Type, FIT. Wayne ...... 2,S2J
Fishback- Fleetwood Co. TT. Wayne 2.S11
Strauss Says" indianapolis ...... 2S10
Lincoln Life Ins.. FIT Wayne ...... 2,S03
Claman Coffee. Indianapolis ....... 2760
Ball Bands Mishwauka ............ 27Jo
lIoosier Coffee. Indianapolis ....... o.745
Ballard Ice Cream. indianapolis !. 2739
Wonder Five Marion ........... a722
Capitol Alleys, Indianapolis ........ o,722
Two-Man Teams.
Mccullough Pritchett indianapolis 1,246
l.. HansL. Barth. South Bend -. 1882
Kelly Shea. FIT. Wayne ............. 1,219
Doerhrman- Farnan, FIT. Wayne -. 1874
Marker Garrett, FIT Wayne ... 1874
RaherF. Hackerd Indianapolis -. 1.1SS
Alters Peters, Marion .............. 1,1S6
w. ClamanG. Hargitt. Indianapolis LIS
Individuals.
r. Hackerd, Indianapolis ........ sol
Y. Strader, FIT Wayne .......... $40
J. Beckes. FIT. Wayne .-............ 67o
p. Galliher, Muncie ....... 654
McNaughton, Indianapolis .......... 643
G. Pickerill. Muncle ................ 636
+. Shere Richmond .............. 634
G. Rredemus, South Bend .......... CPS
II. Johnson. Indianapolis .......... so
Nerket, Lafayette INSTRUMENTATION. go
All-Events.
F. Hackard India annapolis ..... 1856
J. Kelly. FIT. Wayne ............... l .S24
\. Cryer Kokomo .............. f.S13
j. Pritchett Indianapolis .. 1.s1n
b. johnson. indianapolis ........ 1907
J. Recks. TT. Wayne .............. 1.S0t
p. Soldaris. Huntington .......... 100
L. Barth. South Bend .............. 1907
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(Only games schednled.)

(Oniy games schednled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia .......... 00o 0ue noV-
New York 2ou ulu uO~-o U
Observation-Disclosures, G. Smith and Hen
line; j. Barnes and f. Smith.
Pittsburgh ... $40 900 ooo-l1 IL o
Chicago ~ l03 900 DOL 5 S 0
Ratteries-Carlson and Gooch: Alexan-
der, Jones, Cheeves. Osborne and Har-
nett. O'Farrell.
Boston ... 21o 600 001-4 10
Brooklyn ............ 600 OO2 OOl-o U
Batteries Watson and O'Neill; Vance
and Deberry. Hungling.
Cincinnati .. 600 001 o4e-5 Q
ST. Louis ..... or 032 COS 13
Batteries--Rixey. Gillespie. Markle and
Hargraye; Doak and Clemens.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
| columbu. 100 DOL 0O0-2
| Milwaukee .......... 600 600 600 8
| Batteries-S ders and Hartley !:
! Setback, Lingrel and Gossett, Myatt
Toledo . 500 600 o2o- S .
Kansas City ........ 500 013 OLD y
Batteries--Parks. Shoup, Girard. Ayres
and hocher, Wilson; Schupp and Nc
| Carly.
Louisville ... 0l3 070 02e-15 II
Minneapolis ........ 202 202 600 II
Batteries lineup and Brottem; Haid,
1ingiing, Mangum and Mayer.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York .......... 0+2 010 010-S IA l
Washington ......... coo 600 010-1 l
Batteries-Jones ard Devormer; Phil
lips, Brilliant and Charity.
Chicago ... 900 io6 0oo IL
Detroit ............. Dol 900 3o3-1 IL 3
Batteries-Faber and Schalk: Dauss,
Cole, Oldham and Bassler.
st. Louis ... $50 200 30o-10 IA
Cleveland .. 002 002 OIL II 10
Batteries Kolp. Van Glider and Sew
ereid; Mails, Morton. BaSby. keefe and
O'Neill.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

Sam Jones OF tho Yankees also Ind
hitless game in the making mp to
the eighth inning against the Semi
tors. Then Joe Judge tripIed and the
stun was of. In all. the Senators got
but two hits and were retired In order
through the frat seven innings. Yes,
sir, the INKS won.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

Willie Doak the salivary king. kept
the Reds at bay with the exception OF
he eighth inning and the Cardinals wor
without undue trouble.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Baseball Thrills,
League and SandlOt,
XIII Detroit Fans

DETROIT, May s-Ball games fur
nished unusual thrills Sunday here, with
the result that two are dead, due to the
over excitement. Alfred Kenning, 65. sue
cumbed under great emotion at Navin
Field when Ty Cobb cracked a homerun
over the right field fence with two men
on bases Julius Van Overmeer. fell dead
while watching a backlot contest between
youngsters.
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BANKERS AND INSURANCE LEAGUE

American Central Life Company, S
American Central Building l.
Travellers Insurance Company. 5, Ma
tional City Bank g.
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rxcrrrMrNT KII.Is FINN.

EXCITEMENT KILLS FINN.
OMAHA, Neb.. May S.-Mike Finn,
owner Of the Omaha Western League
baseball club, dropped dead at the West
ern League baseball park here at 4 30
Saturday afternoon Mr. Firms death
followed a home run made by Tulsa
player, with one man on base. Heart
failure was the cause.
The game was called in the third in
ming Immediately following Mr.. Firms
death.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
MANUFACTURERS, LEAGuE

Indianapolis Bleaching Company, o:
American Express Company. H.
Hatfield Electric Company, II; {. S.
Enc4ustic Tile Company, L.
Goodman Hosiery Company. Fairbanks
Morse postponed wet Groundsl.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
tSo other games schaduled@.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-09
SOUTH HALIFAX.

Mrs. c. r. Woodland is i'll. DIR. Walsh
attends her.
The next dance at A. A Fairbanks's
viii be Friday night, June is.
NJ. c. Harris and family were business
visitors in North Adams Saturday.
Miss Alice Pierson of West Halifax is
working for Mrs. c. r. Woodland, who
is i'll.
f. II. Stone moved his boiler from
Hadley, Mass, this week and will install
it at the west village.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peterkin and Mr..
Bartlett of South Deerfield were guests
Sunday at Carl Woodlands.
Miss Myrtle Harris of Deerfield, with
five girl friends, were recent guests of
her father, ID. r. Harris.
Clinton Barry and Raymond Herzig
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
formers mother, Mrs. Nellie Barry
Mrs. Jennie Tucker, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs G. r. Woodland.
returned to her home in South Deerfield
Sunday.
Guests at NJ. C. Harris's for the week
end were DIR. and Mrs Leland and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Farr of Hol-
yoke.
Miss Maud and Miss Ruth Pease. who
have made their home with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pease.
have gone to the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Pease, in New
Hampshire.
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WEST DOVER.

Leon Boyle is remodeling his hall.
The farmers meeting at schoolhouse
hall May 80 was well attended.
Mrs Frank HescOck, who has been
i'll the past month, is able to sit up.
The heavy rains of last week did con-
siderable damage to the roads.
Miss Augusta Carpenter has been i'll
and under the care of a nurse
Wallace Bartlett and two sons, Ho-
bert and Ivan, were in Brattleboro Mon
day.
Miss Eleanor Holland is spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. G. J..
Upton.
Rev Mr.. Knapp is expected Saturday
to hold services at the church the next
three months.
Frank Hescock was in East Dover
Monday to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. Lyman Moulton.
Kenneth Jones carried Mr.. and Mrs.
James Atwood and Carrie and Fred At
wood to Bennington Monday.
Mrs. Claude Upton has gone to
Springfield, Mass, for few days visit
Mr.. Upton carried her as far as Brat
tlebOro.