Wesleyan (CT) at Dartmouth

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  St. Johnsbury Caledonian, St. Johnsbury, Vt., November 4, 1903, page 1

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  lowed the rope” including four from this town. “A picked degree team from the counellis of the first and second districts of the Junior Order of American Mechanics will do the work at regular meeting OF the local council Friday evening. State Councillor Jones of Sheffield and several other state officers will be present. A supper will be served on arrival of the 6 O’Clock train from the north. Little vandalism occurred Halloween night, though there were several troops of youngsters about ringing door bells, and working the tick-tack and bean blowers. The next entertainment in the Star lecture course will be on Tuesday, No. vember II. 1t will be moving picture exhibit by the American Vitograph Com pany. Charles Scott was one of the lucky deer hunters, securing good buck last Wednesday in North Concord. H. G. Farmer, of the firm of Kaye & Einstein of New York City, will be at Lougee & Smythe’s Friday with an exhibit OF iurs. This will be rare chance to secure good furs. Manager Spencer of the Fairbanks grocery store commenced cutting beef Monday aud the finest western beef can now be bought there. An experienced | cutter has been engaged and only the choicest product OF the Chicago packing | houses are handled. Of all the meat: there is nothing equal to beet and th’ best is always the most desired. Remember the Thanksgiving bal Nov. 25, in the Armory, given by Georg L. Blodgett Lodge of Brotherhood Q Railway Trainmen. The district meeting of the fifth dis trict of the Eastern Star will be held il West Concord this evening. A specia train will leave here at o’clock, return ing after the meeting. Until further notice the Museum wi be closed Saturday evenings. The Union House has been leased b the present owners to Samuel o. Morr son of Webster, Mass. Possession wa given Monday. Charles F. Phelps was quite severel injured in Follensby & Peck’s mill Sa urday by the breaking OF a saw, cause by it’s striking an iron dog. One of tf teeth of the saw, after breaking, pierce Mr.. Phelps right eye. 1t is hoped tha the eye may be saved. Those passing by E. c. Brook store on Eastern avenue Monday nigf were startled by revolver shot and Il bullet was found imbedded in the sto door. 1t was a narrow escape from serious injury and there has been te much promiscuous shooting within Il village lately. A number from here attended t Dartmouth Wesleyan foot ball game Hanover, Saturday, when Dartmou won by the score of 34–⁠6. The number of arrests and conv tons of intoxicated persons in pol court during October was IL as co pared with three for the same mon last year. MONDAY morning an interesting sic i was seen at the depot in shape of the fc ship spars, each 12O feet long and t’ feet in diameter that took the ent length of three fat cars. The sp’ were billed from Minnesota to Bath, M and the freight charges were $42O. In police court Monday Thon lock pleaded guilty to second otfense intoxication and was sentenced to F SIS and costs which amounted $21.1O or go to Rutland tor 80 da He paid the fine. Alec Slack paid S11 for intoxication at the same time. There will be a dance, concert a box supper at Pythian Hall, Friday e ming, in the interests OF St. Alloys church. The first of series of dances will given by Young’s orchestra in Pythi Hall, Wednesday evening, November This dance is entirely complimentary a 4 admission will be by card only. “A New England telephone has b. placed in the residence of W. H. Sarg on Spring street. George Ranney is making some v low prices for cash at his grocery sto1 Halloween pranks at Fairbanks lage included the removal and stealing blinds, and the boys are likely to h from it.

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  The Birmingham age-herald, November 1, 1903, page 1 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS. ‘ Yale, 25; Columbia, o. ‘ ‘ Harvard, 2; Carlisle l.. | ‘ West Point, 20; Vermont, O. { % University of Pennsylvania, 47; | ‘ Bucknell, 6. { . Lehigh, I7; Dickinson, 0. I ‘ Pennsylvania (State colloge). IF; { ‘ Annapolis, o. < + Princeton, A; Cornell, o. | < Brown, %; Williams, o. < Dartmouth, 34; Wesleyan, 6. { ‘ University of Maine l6; Bow { . doin, 0. | ‘ Andover, 23; Yale Freshmen, 0. < . Union, l2 LeRoy H.. < . Holy Cross, 36; Amherst, O. { . Tennessee, 10; University of { . Nashville 0. < ‘ University of Kentucky, 6; North | Carolina, o. < . Chicago, 15; Wisconsin, 6. { ‘ Michigan, 6; Minnesota, 6. . . Swartmore, l7; Franklin and Mar ‘ : shall, O. . University of Virginia, 22; David . . son College, 0. . : Marchmont College, 2a; Hampden- . . Sydney O. . . Nebraska, l7; Iowa, O. . ‘ Haskell Indians, l2; Missouri Uni- : ‘ versity. 0. . ‘ Vanderbilt. a3; Georgia, o. ‘ ‘ Sewanee, AZ; Auburn, O. . ‘ Georgia Techs, 37; Howard Col . . lege, 0. .

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Dartmouth leads 5–⁠3 in eight meetings, counting the one since this game.