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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

A MAN PLAYING BALL WITH HIS OWN HEAD.
ground, we need not trouble ourselves
with hangings of black cloth, but simply
open window on cloudy evening, if We
are to use a flash light, or if the picture is
to be taken by daylight, we may open the
door of dark room or building and obtain
a background both theoretically and prac-
tically nonactinic.
With such a nonactinic background
many interesting and amusing photo
graphs may be made by process of null
tiple exposure. The cut, for instance, rep
resents man playing ball with his own
head. This picture was taken at night by
means of flash light, three exposures be-
ing NECESSARY, the open window forming
the background. the two small heads
were first taken in succession, the person
represented standing on the balcony out
side with d black cloth thrown over his
body and the light from flash lamp being
thrown upon his head A. he posed IN the
different positions. He then took the po-
sition represented III The engraving. and
another flash imprinted his whole figure
and the walls OF the room upon the plate,
which, when developed, gave the amusing
result shown in the illustration.
Numerous other applications OF TINS
principle will at once occur 10 every pho
tograpler, and the process is So simple
that very unique effects can be obtained by
any amateur possessed of the ordinary
amount of patience aud ingenuity. An
important point in such pictures is to have
the different images fall upon their proper
place on the plate This is easily secured
by attaching to the ground glass d bit of
gummed paper showing the position of the
smaller images-the heads in the cut, for
example Then, when the principal eX-
posure is made, the relative position of the
different images can be accurately ad
justed by moving the camera in the usua!
way. The foregoing illustration, which
originally appeared in La Nature, was re-
Gently described. as here told, in The Pep
ular Science News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04
New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

INV YORK, Dec.
FLouR-Reoeipts. 25iss pkEs: exports. 5544
bois RS sacks; steady, m IRE active ;-----
mis- Sasss co; City NIL, patents. ss 25se6 90
winter wheat, low grades, % e5ae4 Isl fair 4
fancy, u -Soat5 90 patents a 6oakS3o; hinnssots
clear, s4.25as4 90 strsights. e4.e0aes.i5; do. pa
tents, e4.7oaf5.so. rye mixture. si.ssst4 IS, Sup
crime, @ soea rs: fine 3 00s43 Is,
WHBAT- ken.rDtt 20 $50 oush; exports. i943ss
No 4 RED. .S4lait5; stor. and elevator. Il;
aios. afost; .35ai-7s, foo; 80. red loe
No. / nortnerr tu arrive, .o6iatosi No !
hard to arrive i0osal'li, DO. mort ern, l02iaio3
Rye dali irregular, western. io5aio6,.
BARLEY ;irmer, quiet no. mil waukee, 7sa7f
Corr heeeis sS'5o en.O,.. ilsi. '"ss
iieoo, hover, weak. moderately active; NO J"
sIea ner mixed. sia6s.
uArs-ksceipts. 7ss25, Exports. as; sales
1900 No. 10; d:
snIta, saIs4o, no. g, ieiaili. do white, 4oia4oi
No, /, white AZ. do white ~, mixed ~est'n
39a42; do white iia44a. white state, fis44i, 10
corTHs@kao. quiet, steady; No. 7.ps
-ts suSAhN No. lsis; No 'e9a ir as;
NOS, SO No. ., 9is no. 10. II;
No. II, s7-s: No. Il, s5s OF s 8 1918 8 n
m0gld, 5 t7-is, standard, 45-i6; confee-
TONERS 43I5, cut iosf snd crush, 81
powdered. II srsnsla.ed4 5'eia4 7is cubes, III
PETsoLEo = steady. quiet; united. col
PORK aJtive, steacy
BKEF- quiet. steady.
LARD opened weak, e,eset firm; reste:f
steam, d 81, city, S IS. refined, quiet, coz
tine Mt. sso.s7s; ). q IS.
BUTTER quiet, steady
CEBzex- quiet, iteady
~-e'sht, - A-s.srrss.. MARKET, dull, heavy
s+eahv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE SEATING OF THE SENATE.
PETER Has Place with the Republicans
and KYLE One with the Democrats

WAsHIssTos, Dec. 3-Tae nickel Plates
With sae engraved names Of the senators
thereon have teen sisaehsd 10 the desks.
ABaru.e tie new senators hsve TO fAke
back ssssa or sad ones AZ tae extreme
rixhs or left ct the Ci.ais. The assign
men,s u sds settle the party status OF Sen
s.or Pc Der and KYLE, about which tesfe
has been doubt. Senator PETER viii oe-
cupy The sea, nsxy to tie wall On tue third
row Of the Republican side where Ssnast
Allen used 10 SIT. the last nsmsd gentiem IN
h.ri.s seeufed Senate. Fsr~elA's old seat II
The nidale Of the roE. Dirt city in froi {
efPtf-r De Senator Ptoctor, for who .
Accommodation senator Casey has moved
alsas one plaza Senator Dixon. the
hscdse,re Senator from Rhode Island, gets
The ch.ir In the frons rev frcn which
George +. Eimunis was won't to pour forth
ssressm, wik and wisdom. Ga The back
row Senator FELTON, will be the vsiif '.er.
with Senator G .liinger rext 10 him Ssn-
stors Daeois, SaoBp srd Haus5crouga are
also in this row S.nst1r Paddock takes
ousy's old seat in the iroat row, and the
lstter moves sioGg iuto Essrts plsce. 10
the seas whence Blair was accEs onsd 10
bcb MP on almost all Gee tsions, Psseo viii
abide. William E. Chandler has advanced
from the back row to the second, taking the
seat which Wsehu.n deserted for IrgAls
vacant chair, while the i ,ry Woicots slips
into the seat occupied by the more fiery
Spooner.
On the Democratic side Senator Villas Of
Wisccn.in takes the cad .est in the first
row made vacant by Senator Bates removal
10 .hs late Senator HeArst's plsce in the
centre Of the third row. At the end Of the
second row is Senator Chiffon, appointed
20 succeed Senator Reagan, whose seat a
the end Of the first row 10 to be filled BY
Senator Colquitt. Next to Chiffon comes
Iroy, and back of them will BE- Senator
Gibson Of Maryland. Senator Kyle will
sit between Senators Gibson and G,raop
who will be able to keep him straight in the
matter of voiiag. Ia the back row Senator
Palmer Of Illinois will have seat nsvl,
pus in. Next to him will come Senators
Daniel ard Barbour. then Senator Hill aud
Senator Brics, with Stnstor Blodgets at the
head OF the row. Bill gets Wade Hsmp-
ron's former place and Brc gets Colq uitts.
Senator Payne's seat has passed to Senator
White OF Louisiana. Senator Calls cid
seat has no name on it, aud one Of the first
things for the Senate to do will be to decide
| IS to who is the Florida Senator. The new
| arrangement of seats gives the Republicans
| As votes and the Democrats 40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

Long before the advent o! the white man
in California. forest fires ragged, and from
recent discoveries it is probable that giant
trees were thus destroyed, in comparison
to which the much lauded sequoias and
fedwoods of the present are but saplings.
The Industrial World says that a certain
amount of air admitted to the furnace
above the live coal is advantageous rather
than otherwise if the supply be regulated.
The oxygen OF the air thus introduced az
sists in the more effective combustion of
the gases.
According to Engineering. half the tin
in the world is exported from the Malay
peninsula, where mining is carried on al
most entirely by Chinese. The mining is
that of food tin, and the metal is taken
from the lowlands near the mountains,
where it is found in pockets ten to twenty
feet or more below the surface.
1t is told that Frencbman, NJ. Teynac.
has been experimenting, and seriously con
siders the ACCESSIBILITY of substituting bees
for carrier pigeons in carrying messages.
A tiny piece of paper Is pasted on the back
of the bee, with cipher message on it,
and, when the bee returns to its hive. il
can enter only through round perforatiohs
which will not let its paper through, so The
message is easily found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

We do1bt If any merchant days IN this
State have been more thoroughly and suo-
s,autislly advertised than those af Water
vile, the l0,h and llth Instant, SD sill a
large qusntlly Of mater ia 10 b. sent cut
over oil this section in the next feS days.
Unusual attraction TO draw tbe people in are
the grand mAtiDee and eoucaE,s connected
With the Central Maize Musical Festival
These who desire toIeurn to theirbomes the
same day, il living easE OF Wst. rviiie, or on
the Somerset line. Gao { cine II Friday morn
irg, use the foreuocn ard uLui P. M. in
visiting the stores aud o'hsr places, then
attend the grand matinee, when .he pro.
grsmme will be eqlal il zcellenos 10 that
Of either Of the eyeaiug cGLc@fts an3 start
for home al 4 80, Those LIVING west Of
WatsrvilIe can sttsad the evening concerts
and start Ior home on the Pullmsn which
leaves WaferviIie 1t 10 0S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

MIR. Merrill, the photographer. with
whose advertisement the people have lona
been familiar, expects to occupy his new
quarters in Burleigh block in the course Of
10 days or a fortnight. The addition IL
now beiog made upon the rear of the build
ing for the skylghs. the work being done
by Messrs. Hayden & Robinson. Mr.. Mer-
rill will occupy the entire second floor OF
the block and but little il any change will
have to be made IS the arrangement Of the
rooms seems TO be just what is wanted.
Mr. sMerril! has WORKED up fac business
here and il is still on The increase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

The second entertainment of the series
under the auspices of Cushnoe Grange,
Riverside, was gwen by the members Of
Windsor Grange Wednesday evening,
who presented the patriotic drama I'm
listed for the War" The fact that the
attendance was much greater than at the
first entertainments. the hall being filled
TO its utmost capacity, is sufficient evi
dence OF their popularity The fourth
entertainment will take place on Wednes-
day evening. Dec Q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

While at work unloading coal yesterday,
Ell Wax f ID caught his hand between the
o.il and the tub, breaking two of the fingers
ard ismming the ends into = jelly. The
injury is avery painful one, and will keep
he youog man from work for some time
Luckily he is The owner Of 3 sood-sized
accident insurance policy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04
Recording the Contour of River Beds.

An instrument for taking aud recording
the contour of a river bottom has been in
vented by Herr Stechner. and tried on the
River Elbe. Ii consists Of & long curving
arm, which hangs from boat into the
water and trails on the bottom. Its in
clination under the varying depth is
caused to work a pencil aud draw a curve
of the contour on band of travelling paper
as the boat proceeds. During the trial on
the Elbe the contour line of 2g1 miles OF
the river bed was drawn in ten days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

A lsrse crowd were 81 the cotton mill
yesterday morning to witness the sale OF
The mill The result vas dissppointmens,
but one bid wss made. $4,000 by W X.
Dams of Ssccsrsppa, and thss was NOT &C
cspssd. After vain work on the part OF
the suc;ioueers the sale Vas postpone
Without a fred Gate. Mr.. Ds1A's bid was
simply for tie cotton plant and did lot 10
ciude the real estate and tenemenis outside
TIE mill ysrds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04
The following letter was received on the
Pullman last night, and explains ITSELF

The Following letter was ttCslVeu vi rue
Pullman last night, and explains itself:
WATERvILLE, Dec, 3, 1891.
To the Editor Of the Kenne6es Journal:
In your issue Of this morning, fad an
announcement Of the death Of Mrs Cbas. II.
Estes of North Vsssslboro at the WatervilIe
city hospital, y hich was undoubtsd y sent you
BY someone in the hope Of iujuriog the hospi-
tai. II you will have the kindness to allow
me the space, should like to place before
your many readers true statement Of tine
facts. On the 3rd Of November, upon the
written request Of both the pa
tient and her husbsnd. /, ss-
aisted by DR.. Fo,sier OF the hospi.sl and
Drs. Price of Richmond and Biron Of
Skowhegsn operated On the above named
patient for the drainage of large abdom-
insl sbscess. We found complication Of
the left kidney aad removed thst organ.
At the present the patient, instead OF being
dead, is able 10 set up to tsAe her nourish
ment and is much better than could
reasonably be expected. 1t may be well to
state ihst there are but two cases on record
10 which the patient hiss survived an opera
ton of this hind. We have trested be-
tn cen 20 and 50 CASES Ia the eleven months
that the hospital hiss been in operation,
without the loss of single case
Signed N. s. GooDRIcH, M. d.
President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

The operation of increasing the hardness
of steel, says the Theological Review, is by
heating it to redness and then cooling it
suddenly. Bright steel should not be ex-
posed naked to fire or flame 1t may with
advantage be placed in covered box con
tanning bone dust or animal charcoal in
some other form or another plan is to smear
soap all over the article to be hardened
Water or oil is the medium generally Sc
iected for plunSing the article in to cool it.
Petroleum is recommended if extra hard
ness is required. Either mercury or salt
water will give great hardness. but the
steel is rendered brittle Oil is the best
medium for hardening steel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

During . recent trip to Belgrade Great
pond. made in company with Mr.. A. d.
Ward On s shoo;iug excursion, Mr.. T. Z.
Hunt took some very pleasing negatives
with his Hs.k-ESe Gamers, pictures from
which We have exariaed with much inter
est. This trip va, made Nov. 26, some
Twelve different views being taken, all clear.
sharp and artistic. Oae Of these is looking
across from Belgrade Mills to Hoyrs
Island; enc is very interesting view Of
wave motions taken from boat before
approaching the island; one is tie hermit
home Of Ad IN Hoyt o. Hoyt Island; others
represent the well known guide GA. Farm
ham, = scene in . ''nsy aeld' on hoyt
Island. aud . view of the home OF MI.
Farnhsu under the verandA Of which is
mounted specimen of s magnificent osid
eagle, standing two feet high and welgning
ten pounds. This bird was shot at the VII
lsse and is very finely mounted BY mrs.
Tibbets.. Mr. Hoy,, the islal.d hermit, Is
now about seventy years Of age. he was
born on the island aud has always lived
there until quite lately when he has come
to live with his sister at Belgrade Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

Tnere was N sppfeeistive tui rot large
audience at the entertainment given by
Prof Baths and the Colby Glee Club at the
Opera House Wednesday night. There
were about 200 10 the audience and there
ought to have been twice that number.
Those who were present feel thss they are
under obligation to the management for
giving them 50 ef ioysbie an evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

Salvation Oil has the envisble distinction
Of being g synonym for cure Of the u natism,
neuralgia, gout, snd kindred affections, such
as sci.tica, tic .douieroux, etc. 1t is grow
Jog more pc paIsr daily. The people believe
10 II aud will have 1t.
Facts are stubborn things" and SO are
coughs and colds, but The latter wiz invsri-
sb y yield to Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, which
cos a hut 25 carts d -rIa& gf"ism
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

Wednesday nigh. IS the 10 o'clock car
from Gardiner WAS passing the Atkins tan.
nsry, Mo,ormsn Kslloch noticed 4 small
animal dash across the track and before he
could stop the car the wheels had passed
over something. Investigation proved that
sous,hing to be an extremely large musk
rat, who vas on his way to the brook which
runs by the taDnery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

coald not have been better fos The pfesecs-
ton Of the work. bad il been made 70 order.
Should Ii continue thus for forsoishf tie
work 90 the valis will be pretty vel 80
ysacad toward campletinr- Tie people
say shss - Amos Gerald il IN IL, Il would
not be sarprislng il the good weather coz.
t;r ed - long - needed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

Blue roses have heretofore been ranked
among the things unattaiuable. BY the
most modern method of culture however,
all difficulties are said to vanish, For ex-
ample, water "a pure white rosebush CON
tinuously with solution of Prussian blue
and the ensuing buds Will take on a sym
pathetic tinge. In like manner proceed
with green sulphate Of copper and hope
for similar satisfactory result.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

II probable that the directors Of the
Young Mems Christian Association will
endeavor to secure the services Of Mr.. f.
e. Fitch Of Hanover, n. II to act as
general secretary of the local association
in place Of Gen. Sec'y. Murray, who has
resigned. He is recommended by State
Secretary shelton to be an excellent man
in ASSOCIATION work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04
LOW WATER AT CHICAGO
Causes Blockade of YesselS-Many Of
Them Aground.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3-The low stage Of
wster in The river and large number Of
vessels in the hsrbor has almost resulted in
q general blockade. A number Of vessels
are aground, some having been fast three
or four days. A large humber of vessels
are on their way here to load grain, and the
harbor- master fears it will be impossible
20 get them all through the river to the
various elevators.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

The horse belonging to Mr.. Fortier, the
grocer on the Plains, attached to his deliv-
cry wagon, got frightened at something on
Msia street yesterday forenoon and went
down round the corner with whirl aud
dash, scattering various articles along the
route. We do not hear that any particular
damage was done, however.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

David T. Abercrombie An insurance sur
veyor Of Baltimore, Nd, and represen-
tative Of the Sanborn- Perris Map Co, is in
the city making & survey for the publica-
tion Of new insurance map. Many
changes have been made aincs the old map
vas designed aud much work will be re-
CURED in drawing the new one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

Prof S. ). Wright, principal of the Gar
liner high school, rendered his resignation
at the meeting Of the school board held
Wednesday evening. Il was sccep.ed.
Prof Wrigh. is in quite poor health, and
will res, for time IN hopes that ho may
regain his usual health. The committee is
endeavoring to secure q man capable OF
taking the plsce AID carrying on the work.
The school will close for the winter vaes-
ton tonight, and the new principal will
commence work next term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

There sre now on exhibition in the store
of Willis. Kit.redge, Co,;le & Co two fine
specimens of porcupines which were shot
ia South Chiua by Mr.. \ A. Miles O! Ibis
city. one weighing Is pounds and the other
9. Experts say that The larger o. e 10 about
the biggest specimen seen sround here for
ypRfs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

In another column may be found the
advertise ment Of the firm Of James H.
Leigh & Co. These gentlemen have 8
. stock Of dry and fancy goods. mems
clothing and womens and chiidren's wraps
that would do credit to any Kennebec store
ard they are fast addicg new Christmas
good. 10 THAR already large assortment,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

t-fUsa-s Dec 4
FLoua- wcakof, spring patent 4 siaB 90; win
ter. 81 sigat-, ! s5ai Is
WHKAT-qaist, higher. No sprias soiasoi
No rid gO,.
CoKs- higher; 70. ., s1l
0Ars-dalI, strong, So. :. AZ
RYE-Ho. :, ssh
BaRl.sY-No Z. 5easo; No. aaxseed, s5iaa3
Provision --qai-I-
Pork Aees, s CO.'S 25
LAID Per io1 lbs. o. % lao 60 ..a..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

Mrs. E. Humphrey Allen who 10 to be
here on. occasion of the musical festivs!
rs xt week, was in San Francisco, Cal the
Daily Examiner said this Of her work !:
Mrs Allen made her first appearance last
night singing the Aria from Der Freischu
The tones Of her voice are sweet, round
and true. Her expression was rehned.
and her singing made favorable impress
sion. At the titst festival concert next
week, which will occur on Thursday. Mrs.
Allen will be head ia & cavstlDs from
8eliine, and song. The Better Land" b.
Cowen. Her accompaniment will be by
Martha Dana Shepherd, also Of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

They are telling lsughable story about
Hose Co. No. 4, recently organic ed and
having its house on Tic,nic street. They
made their debut when the alarm was
sounded on occasion OF the laundry hre
Wednesday. They started cut from the
house With q rush, and coming down to
Noyes & Goddsrd's stove fouudery, where
there happened to be a great smoke, incl
dental to some part of thu business there, and
proceeded TO couple 20 a hydrant, suppos-
ing the fire to be somewhere in that imme-
date vicinity. About this time some one
Informed them Of the tue state Of affairs,
aud they governed themselves accordingly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

The treasury Of the Y. NJ. c. A. desires
all those who have not paid the amount OF
their subscriptions for the support OF the
work during the year, TO make settlement
&C the earliest moment, As he desires to put
the accounts of the association into IS good
shape as possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

Not Tar from $50 was Bessed by the high
school socisble Wednesday night. There
vas a sosd company out. ard although the
management, we're disappointed in some
features of the entertainment thst we're ex-
pected, the evening yet went CT very pleas
antiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

A, the annual meeting Of Brookinas
post G A. r, the following officers we're
elected Commander, Eben TAskeri vice
commander, L. d. Johnson; grand vice.
d. 5. Jones; sdjatant, C. Ii, Duoton
qusrtermaster, W. II. Dudley; chaplain,
j. B. Smith; sergeant. d. +. Shea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

The barn on the Wells farm, owned by
Mr.. John Cottle, vas burned yesterday.
Ii contained about Is tons Of hay and some
farm utensils. The property was not in
sursd. 1t is supposed that the fire started
from . cigar or from pipe ashes As there
srs no houses nearby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

Mr.. Hsrria tells us than the loss By Ere
10 his laundry on Wednesday viii be about
$500. He had An Insurance Of Sl5oo-
The damage TO the building 10 probably
s203 or $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

The members Of Ticonic Division, Sons
Of Temperance are laying out for noe
time tonight. when they viii have as guests
20 or more members Of Sebasticook Divi-
sion from Pnt.held, and about the same
number from Star Of Hope Division st
Vssssiboro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04

Qaise . number Of the Colby student.
vent to Fairfield Wednesday night to attend
the BATHS and Colby Glee Club entertain
ment at the Opera House. There was not
Is large 80 attendance Of Fairfield people
- was hoped By those who arranged the
affair.