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1 2
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1 14
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1 3
12 27
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Score by Innings
, 1 2 8 4 5 0 7 8 9
JTanklln 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 G—1
"Ighttngales 0000 0 800 0—!
"o base hits: Murphy, Maher, Ahean
^ney, Auger, Bouley, Keefe, Shan
{**• on off Deforest 1. off Rflej
^nck out by Deforest 8, hy Riley 7
^ on bases. Putnam 10, Panklln I
"»d Pitches, Deforest 8,
oouble piayg. Franklin, Murphy t
*° Bouley* Ahearn: Defores
Atendance 1000. : v - ~
l>2i^f^0Stei>h®lls and Bancroft.
KN8AGEMENT announced
Mr8, Rob®rt Brownlie hare
^urhtif6^.tha enKagement of their
Ch W )HlBlrdeDa Brownlie to
18 W- Crabtree of Putnam.
THI» TOAD INSISTS
ON HIS DAILY BATH
In the garden at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Preston on
South Main street lives a little
toad that adheres to the daily
bath habit more closely than
any biped of the town. A pool
of water has been formed from
the rain flow from the eaves of
the house and In a bit of shrub
bery that borders on the pool
the toad has his habitation. Ev
ery -morning shortly after 9 o’
clock, standard time, he emerg
es from the bushes and spends
an hour in the water. The time
at which he makes his appear
ance and the time spent at his
bath vary but slightly from day
to day.
