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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07
SPARKS FROM MAINE wIRns.

The four-masted schooner, Mary Ade-
laide Randall, of Port jefferson. N. Y,
vas launched Tuesday morning at the New
Eogl.nd Yard, Bath. Her Dimensions are
Length, 1873 3; breadth, 8; depth, IS;
gross tonnage, 1861. She will be CON-
manded by Capt. Anderson, who is man
aging owner. and will be ready for sea this
week.
An interesting meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the Atlantic Vidette Publishing Com
psny WAS held in RocklSnd, Tuesday morn
ing. The capital stock Of the company was
increased to 5000. The following board
of officers were elected H. w. Putnam.
secretary; E. c. Moran, treasurer; Col.
c. G. Libby, Col. E. X. Gould, +. c.
Moran, A. +. Burton, and Frank Pullen.
directors.
At the annual mest ting of York county
wheelmen, Monday evening, the following
officers were elected: President. J Ed.
ward Etchells; Vice President, Fred p.
Abbott; Secretary and Treasurer, w. w.
McIotyre; Captain, George A. Haley
Lieutenant, W. W. Tarbax; Bugler. Ellie
GrouArd; Club Committee, j. Edward
Etchells, Fred Z. Abbott, W. w. Mcintyre,
r. A. Fairfield, A. L. 7. Cummings.
The selectmen of Camden at their animal
meeting, Saturday, refused the request of
the Camden T. Rockland Electric Railroad
Co.. to locate their track through the streets
Of Camden, giving as their reasons for 40
doing: that the construction of the electric
road at the present time is liable 10 INFER
fere with the extension Of the Penobscot
Shore Liue tina. the sentiment Of the PEG.
pie Of the town is strongly adverse TO the
electric road, and that public convenience
does not at present warrant the construction
of such q road. .-.
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Marrieo.

AgoosTooK.
wsshburn-Dec. Is, Gorham G. Shaw and Miss
Ada Foote.
CUMBERLAND. .
standish--Jan- !, Isaac d. Meserye Of Poland
and Mrs Sefiie x Goss Of Minot.
FRANKLIN.
wiiton--Dee. 81, 1880, by r. y. Fuller, Esq, Mr.
Fred II. Young Of New Sharon and Miss l.. En-
ma Miller OF Wilton.
HANCOCK.
Bucksport-Jan. 1, Charles W Beale and Miss
Lena u. Giiley. both Of Buckspert.
KEsSEgEc.
Rome-Dec. "a, Henry o. Frost and Miss Alice
}. Towe, both of Belgrade.
No. ssssaitoro--Dec. 18Th, BY Rev. W. J. KEEL
ley. Mr.. Aoam seavey and Mrs Sadie n. Tsylor,
both Of North yassAlboro.
OAK anG--Jaa. ], by Rev. q. W. Hisek,ey, d.
4. Kerr Of OAKLAND and Minis su.ie sawtsiie of
sidney; Jan. !, BY J. ". Roberts, Esq Arthur
Reynolds and Nj Annie Fish, both Of OAKLAND.
LINCOLN.
Bremen-Ian. !, by Rev. J. A, MoreIen. Charles
~ French and Miss Laura Y. welman, both OF
PESoHscoT.
Ctarlss.os--Jap. J, George Howard Dyer and
Miss Bessie shepEt I'd, both Of Charleston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07

ache, 1; heart d,sease, 4; hip dis
ease, /; Inflammation of brain, Il;
Inflammation Of boxels, l killed il ground
pit, /; liver complaint. /; lung fever, 81;
Ia grippe. l. membrsneous Group, 81;
old age, ); paralysis, ); peritonitis, 2;
pneumonia, IL; paralysis of bowels, /; St.
vitus dsnee,l; scarlet fever, suicide. l :;
s.ili-born, 4; whooping cough, 6; typhoid
fever.2. The mortality among young
children in the months Of July and August
was unusually large. 1t will be observed
that although it was understood that there
were many cases Of typhoid fever and dys-
EMERY last summer, the report shows only
two deaths from each Of these diseases.
Consumption still holds Its title as the Grim
Destroyer, having claimed sixteen victims
here in the past twelve months, while pneu-
mopia takes eleven.
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ANU sEMENTs.

The Springfield Republican has the fol-
lowing to say regarding the work done by
Chanfrau's company in Kit the Arkansas
Traveller:
Henry T. Chanfraus Company gave 40
exhibition Of their most careful work at the
Opera House last evening in thst famous
and likable American play, kit, the Arksn-
sas Traveller" Christmas evening and April
weather sufiiced to fill the house from floor
to gallery with very appreciative audience.
The old story Of the troubles of the man from
"Arkausaw" needs no repetition. Suffice
it is to say tina. the younger Cbsnfrau 10
more than passable in part that requires
many ideal physical and romantic gifts TO
thoroughly compass its possibilities. Cor
rectly melo dramatic in situations, he was
able to carry on the action in creditable
manner. The duel scene was the focus for
considerable intensity and was much ap
plauded. Messrs. Clark and willard gave
finished renderings of the parts of Sugg,
and Sqiuggs. The levee scene, with lis
picturesque grouping Of negroes and excel
lent singing BY the Hub" Quartette, was
made none too much of.s
The play will be given in Meonian Hall
Friday evening.
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view York proauo. Market.

Nkw YoRK. Jan.
FfoUR--Receipts. 3a.5is pkgs; exports, 5000
bbls; sales, 22.-60 hepeat quotations incisd'
Ing City mill extra, - ioats rs; patent. - lsa
f5 IS: superJne, o. ibaa3 10; extra No. 2, o. $50
~ S; winter wheat low grade, - 46a13 90; Mia-
acsota extra. u loat4 IS; Southern 0our dull;
rye Hour quiet.
wHKAT-Rooepts 1000 exports. 1851, sales
1i,ooo; lower No. a red 1911: No . ,rd. it0A
it6i; No Z red. ooaooO; eev'i 1881 lob 100 ,iO6i;
deiiv'd, No aard, ma: No northern. io7aaio7i;
RYE-Quiet. state, 7pasl; western, 76s7g
BAKLEr-Quiet with west; sales 900; No.
Milwaukee, soas2; Oswego No. !. sSsioo; No
do, 81.
CoRs- Kcceipts, 1i3i0o, exports. s2si: aaiss.
81 900 strong, steamer 6sasal. aoa, bpa69i;
store and elevator. 80a6oi ahoat,
OATs-Rcceipss. " oo., exports. 1901, ssles
lo2. 900; quiet; No 8, a7atg; 90 .hits;.
tsa32, do white. o.: MIXED western, tsa52;
do white. 5iaao; white. bia5e: No. 2 Chicago,
50a5l
CorFKE-Rio, dull, nominal, i9l.
SUGAR-Raw dull; refined quiet; demand .
quiet crushed5a5l extra crushed. l6A6- 10 ;whits
extra crushed, 3sa7 49, cut loaf IA graduated, s.
PxrRoLEuM-Quiet 70i
PoRK-hrm
BREr-steRdy
LARD active; western s.ehm, s6ao slos.
ing o. 3d. city steam, u CO reaned quiet, e0nlnent
t6 lDat6 65 s. A. S7.10
BUrrER-State dairy, II rs; DO creamery,
20 D 26i; western dairy, 20 n IS; do creamery, -
q "a; do factory, 8ialS.
BUTTER quiet; westero chify 7lAit; -
oreamery, i7al,.
CaEssK- quiet trim. stste. ,asi; fancy.
eln94c.
rreigbts 70 AvsrpooI firm.
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cues Uncle 6sm for Pfics OF Southern
Bonds.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-Jacques Won Raalte
in business ut Glasgow, Scotland, where he
represents the Netherlands rs consul, hs.
sued Secretary Blaine and indirectly tbs
United States for $3.50 900, principal ant
interest, on bonds bought of the South
ern States during the late war
The action brought in the United States
Circuit Court for Maryland District was
based on Secretary Stewards proclamation
of July rs, 1868. that "Neither the United
States nor any State shall pay any debt Oh
obligation incurred in aid of an insurrectior
or rebellion against the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07

An examination of record. kept by the
undertakes in the city shoEs the number
Of deaths which have occurred here in the
year ending Dec. 81, 1890, to be not far
, from one hundred and thirty-fre. Only
three cs the ~hole numser were 90 years
old at time Of death; were over 80 and
under 90; . over 20 aad uu.,e: SO 10 over
60 aud under 20; 8 over 80 and under 60;
10 over 40 aai under 80; over 80 and
under 40; 9 over 20 and under 80; over
10 and under 20. OF those be-
tween 40 &nd so, tao came to their
death By accident. The cause of
death so far a. given are IS follows Blood
poisoning, l brain fever. /; Bright's dis
ea.e, 4; bronchitis. i cholera infsntum, IL ;
cholera morbus, 2; complication OF dseases,
g; congestion of lungs. /; consumption,
Is; oonvalsion., l. aiph,heris. ): dithshe.
retic c,ouP. 1; dropsy, 2; drowned, /; dys-
EMERY, 2; feve. and chill, /; fraeta.c Of
skull, l fever. /; gastric fever, /; head
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By TELEGRAPH.


SrRrxsFrELD. o Jan. e-Charlss Al
drieh. Who has quietly borne tro years' Of
hard and cruel imprisonment in the Alies-
hany City Pal peri&ntiary, arrived hefe
tonight ACCOMPANIED bs his wife &, visit
Detective Joha T. Norris Of this city.
Three DAYS $40 hs va. ?ardonei by G,v-
error Beaver. To . reporter here
he tod bis story: he vas ar
rested tso yeafs ago ~ Pisrlsbnrg,
where he resided, by Detective Maj Pink
erton. who has no connection With the
Piakerion sxencv, charge OF buscoins
. man oat Of $40 0C0 Although innscsn,
he was eonv;eed on the evidence Of q
woman. who n,istcok him for Lev Ladlum.
the professional croak. who worked the
gold brick swiadIe On the Washington
court house farmer . year ago. During
Alarieh's imprisOmens his wife spent
every dollar they had to free him and
establish lis innocence, and they are now
pennilsss, but his friends will present him
with large sum which they have raised
for that purpose. His freedom 10 due TO
the efforts of Detectives Norris and Billy
Pinkerson. who were convinced Of his in
nocArce. Norris AID P.nkerton have been
enemies, but they laid aside their differ
ences for the release Of this man. Aldsich
thinks Of .nstitutiug sui: against the State
for false imprisonment.
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Mr.. Bert Roundy, who has been playing
French horn in the Togus band an orches-
ira for some time past, is now stopping at
his home in Benton and will remain about
here until the goth inst, when he will go
to Florida where he has a position in q
large orchestra at one of the great hotels
in that State. Next summer he will 60 to
Saratoga Springs and play in band at
that famous resort
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07

The breath of q chronic catsrrh paiien.
is often 80 offensive that he becomes an
object Of disgust. After time liberation
sets in, the spongy bones are attacked and
frequently entirely destroyed. A constant
source Of discomfort is the dripping OF the
purulent secretions into the thros,. some
time, producing inve.erate bronchitis,
which In rs turn has been the exciting
cause Of pulmonary disease. The brilliant
results which have attended its use for
years past properly designate Ely's Cream
Balm - BY far the be,t ard only cure.
jan5eod&w
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New York Legislature.

ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 6-Both houses of
the legislature convened this morning. In
the assembly, William +. Sheehan was elect.
ed speaker. In his message to to the legis
lature Gov. Hill recommends the passage
cage of measure providing for an enum-
GRAFTON of the Inhabitants Of the State in
conformity with express requirement Of the
constitution. The fedora! census Of 1890,
he says, demonstrates clearly the injustice
of the present appointment. He says
it i, the duty of the legislature to provide
for the submission to the people of the
prohibition amendment at the next annual
election, notwithstanding the fact that il
has heretofore been passed by a history
who do not resl lily believe in prohibition and
who supported it in the legislature a. a
matter Of political expediency rather thar
upon principle. The message recommends
reform in methods of taxation and dwell.
at length on the subject of arbitration in
labor disputes. He urges legislation regu
lsting the employment of private detectives
during labor strikes.
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CRY OF MExIco, Jan. 5.-Senor Saliva
dor Malo has informed the Secretary Of
Public Works that the first vessel of the
new line between Mexico and Asia has ar
rived at the port of Sslina Cruz. 1t was
"El Amigo" and had on board 500 Chinese
labore.s for the Tehuantepec railroad, and
about two hundred tons of merchandise for
the Mexica An markets.
The work of dredgin the coast cansl be.
tween Tuxpan and Tampico during the
month of October cost S999.94. The
dredge worked twenty Ave dsys, and re-
moved $500 cubic meters of mud and
oyster shells, which were deposited Oil the
banks of the canal. The length OF the
canal is now 200 meters, its width ter
meters, ard its depth .two meters below ses
level.
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Like q Good ConuMdrum

is life, because everybody must give it up
But ysu needn't be in hurry about II
Life is worth the living. To pfolong It. II
worth your unfiring effort! Don't give M
without calling to your rescue that grand
cid family medicine, DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery. Many a worn out,
exhausted body has it made over good a.
new, 1t strengthens. builds up. invigoraies,
assisting nature, aod not violating II. Cures
liver disease, indigestion. and all blood.
taints and humors. Sure and lasting bene-
ct guaranteed, or money refunded. All
druggists. jan5d&wfoifm
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Grange N OF o..

South Branch Grange of Prospect bas
elected the following eff GERS for the eusu'
ing year: B. NJ. Esmes. Master; Ira
Ward, Overseer; Mrs. Abbie Thompson,
Lecturer; II. c. Partridge. Steward; A
Trivett. Assistant Steward; Ora Libby
Chaplain; J. F. Libby, Treasurer; Mrs.
NJ. Z C. Libby. Secretary George Baker
Gate Keeper; Mrs. Il. NJ. Esmes, Ceres
Mrs. l. Ward, Flora; Mrs. II. G. Part
ridge, Pomona; Susie Eames, lady assist
ant; Alice Kiliman, orgapist.
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Mr.. Frank Huffman, . young man Of
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had been
under the care Of two prominent physicians,
and used Their treatment until he was not
able to get around. They pronounced his
case to be Consumption and incurable. He
was persuaded to try DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds
across the street without resting. He found,
before he had used half Of . dollar bottle.
that he was much better; he continued to
use il and 10 to-day enjoying good health.
II You have any Throat, Lung or Cheat
Trouble Try 1t. We guarantee satisfactioD.
Trial bottle free ct Bovditch, Webster 4
Co.'S Drug Store. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
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Kansas Alliance Members Hesitate to
Take Thsir esats.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. Ga story, which
was in part confirmed by William Higgins.
secretary Of state, was circulated yesterday
to the effect that = number OF the alliance
representatives. will refuse to take their
seats. The reason assigned for this action
is that the newly elected members do not
propose to have spies and lobbyists con-
tinuslly on their track to zee that they keep
straight on the senatorial question. A num-
Der of alliances have alre ady elected COM
mittees whose business ii will be to watch
Representatives, and as there are three
thousand sub-Allianees in the State, this
plan, if carried out. will make such tre-
mendous lobby that business will be seri-
ously hindered.
Mr.. Hiagins, who 10 one Of Senator
ingalls, closest politicil advisers, said yes
terday. Il have the rumor, but will not
give the information possess on the sub
ject to the press. l will say, however, that
one Representative-elect has already re-
turned his certificate Of election to me, and
in private letter gives his reasons for so
doing. l will make his reasons public when
the Legislature convenes"
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re Nsrvoss DsS,iItafsd n.u.

II you will send Us your sddress, ~s -iii
mail you our illustrate. pamphlet explain
ing all about Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
volteic Belt srd Appliances. aud sheir
charming effects upon the nervous 6nhili-
ta.sd system, and bow they will quickly
restore you 10 vigof and manhood. psm-
phlet free. II you ara thus afflicted ne
will send you Rel. and Appliance. on 8
tYinl.
voita'c hsH Co.. BarshaIi. Mich.
'~-7rSs-~fvs-'vps
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He Msy Make the First Test OF His
Law

GUTHRIE, Okla, Jan. G.-I. N. Terrill
late member of the Lower House from
Payne county, came into the Land Office
several days ago TO make final proof or
his quarter selection of land in Payne coun.
ty. G. W. Embree, living four miles from
Terrill's claim, introduced evidence which
tended to damage Terrilrs right as home
steader. As Embree was leaving the office to-
day, Terrill and his brother met him at thu
door, Terrill drew = revolver, and while
his brother pinioned his arms, Terrill fred
five shot,, four of which would have pro.
duced instant death. Terrill and his BROTH
er are now at the United States military
camp heavily guarded by troops. The cap
ital punishment clause in the recent GRIM
iual code was put through by Terrill in the
legislature which has just adjourned, and
he will. perhaps, be The first to test its
merits,
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Farmers Aiuapcs Coutrols Nebraska
Legislature.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 6.-The legislature
organized at noon today, the Farmers
Alliance having clear majority, electipe
temporary officers without trouble. C. Ii
Piertle, Secretary of The State Contra
Committee of the independent party, wal
elected secretary pro tenn of the Senate by
a ajority of one. s. NJ. Elder was elected
temporary Speaker Of the House and Eric
johnson, secretary. A temporary speaker
without education or experience, q turbu.
Lent session is confidently expected.
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which be never recovered. He leaves but
ons daughter, Virginia, the wife of Htrry
Wilson, who, with her family, have the
sympathy Of all. The funeral will be held
from his late residence on Water street
Thnrslay afternoon At two o'clock,
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To Investigate Avreat OF Sailor OF
Steamer Eibo.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 6.-Secretary
Blaine requested Governor Abbott to In.
vestigste the circumstances surrounding the
arrest of the seaman on board the steam
ship Elbe last October. The German gov.
erment complains that the arrest was Illegal
and that the men we're ortrageously treated
by the authorities Of Hoboken. The sail.
ors bad been on sprees. and were taken of
the vessel without any warrant. The Gov.
ernor ordered an investigation.
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+. G. Dunn. a former student at the
Hallowell classical academy when that in
.titu'ion WAS under the Instruction Of Prof.
A. B. Burr, ami present member Of the
House Of Representatives from Washing
ton county, was looking up Old friends in
the city Yesterday.
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Chicago Maskst.

CHICAGO, Jan. o
FLOUR--Quiet.
WHEAT--strong. No. spring 9ii
No z red q3i-
CORN quiet No. ., 49l
OATs-higher No, t2a425
RYE-6sa66
BARkEY-6sa72
PoRK--Cltsed firm At sio7sat!o 80
LARD active -. s0R5 90
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Ponu sglvania Legislature Ia Session

HARRISBURG, Pa.--The biennial session
of the Pennsylvania legislature was begun
at noon today. Caleb b. Thompson Of
Warren county, the caucus nominee of the
republicans was elected speaker Of the
House. Senator Boies Penrose Of Phila-
delphia was ch1sen president pro TEN. Of
the Senate
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The storm caused the postponement OF
the installation of officers of Gardiner
Lodge. X. of p, which was to have oc-
cured Mondsy evening. and it will be held
next Mondsy evening The lodge met,
however, and chose A. L. Stevenson as rep
resentative to the grand lodge for three
years and Chas. Wentworth as representa-
tive for two wears.
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With bis thumb. bay Is faid to have
saved the Netherlands from inundatioo.
Many people have been saved from the
inva,i,n of disease by bottle Of Az ers
Sarsspsrilla This medicine imparts tone
u the system ard strengthens every organ
apd fibre Of the body. jap5eod&w
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Special meeting Of Pratt Post, G. A. R..
this Wednesday evening. Jan. Z. On the
l4th, there will be public installation of
officers and campfire, to which all veterans
and their families are invited.
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The store formerly occupied by A. X. ?
Merchant is now in the hands of carpenters
who are fitting it for Atkins, the Hsllowell
shoe man, who will soon open a boot arr
shoe store in this city, The interior is tc
be entirely remode!eI. New shelving and
counters will be placed, and a handsome
plate glss, front put in. When completed
il will be one of the most attractive stores
on upper Water street.
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Mr.. E. P. Rose, who has had to keep
pretty close to his house tie past ten days.
is now getting little better, and was at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07

Mr.. j. C. Griftiu, special agent of the
Peoples Fire Insurance Company, Of Man
chester. y. H., was in the city yesterday,
in consultation with Architect Lewis on
plans for new dwelling house to be cree
ted in Skowhesan. 1t will be oae of the
finest residences in the place.
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The week of prayer is being observed
this week at the Methodist and Free Will
Baptis. churches. L. B. Codding of
Waterville is assisting Mr.. Hamilton in the
services
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Judge A G Andrews of Augusta will in
stall the officers l,ct OF Dirigo Lodge, A.
o. L w. mex: Monday eve mag. Special
exercises are being arranged AMI cola.
ton v i'll be served.
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This afternoon at O'Clock the Ladies'
Missionary meeting will be held at the
parsonage and the subject will be West
| Central Africa
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A large advasce sale of seats is being
booked for Exit, the Arkansas Traveller, -
which sppears at the opera house Thursday
evening with Henry 7. Chanfrau in the
title role.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07

The Degree of Honor has elected officer
for the coming year as follows Past Chief,
of Honor. May Cummings, Mabel Harris
Lady of Honor, Cynthia Cunningham
Chief of Ceremonies, Ellen Wyman
Recorder, Mary Bachelor; Financier
Lucy Roy; Receiver. Emma Witherell
Sister Usher, Lizzie Merrill; Inside Watch
man, Elizabeth ONeil; Outside Watchman
Albert Bachelor. The officers will be
installed Thursday, Jan. Stb, by Deputy
Grand Master d. f. Parsons. Deputy
Grand Master Andrews Of Augusta i,
expected to be present.
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The Anniversary exercises Of the Y.

The Anniversary exercises Of the Y. M.
C. A in this city will occur or Sunday
evening. Jan. Is, on which occasion the
address will be by Rev. A. E. Wiuship,
editor Of the Boston Evening" Traveller
and New England Journal of Education.
Mr.. Winship. is one of the most eloquent
men in New England today and those who
do not hear his lecture in City Hall on the
occasion named will lose much. Mr.. Tow
er, the general secretary, who returned
from Boston 8 few days ago, says it is the
Intention of those having the matter in
hand to make this anniversary meeting q
big event in the history Of the Waterville
Y. NJ. c. A. u
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Cbss. o. Goodwin is going TO Bath tc
work soon. Mr.. Goodwin has for many
years been in the employ of Benjamin 6
Allen,
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J. II. Field, . workman at the Copse-
cook mill, Who was iojured Saturday by 3
fall, is recovering slowly. The injuries
we're confined mostly to the body.