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money from each. i lpus purse. n strong
pull. ana. II pun alIosether from all and an
earnest conviction of the tremendous inn
p"rtance of reaching the Young men of
Maine, conseerated men who will lay this
great work upon their hearts and conscience,
and AN abiding faith that God will honor
our patient, persistent, earnest efforts to
build up and multiply our associations,
and make them mighty in extending the
Kindness of Jesus Christ among the young
men of our State.
The report of the State Treasurer, Col.
+. NJ. Drew, showed balance of 500
against the Association, which was immedi-
atcly raised by voluntary contributions.
j. g. Blake of Bangor, chairman of the
State executive committee, made the fol-
lowing report
Your committee would report year
fairly successful in Association work. We
were able at the commencement of the year
Ia secure the services of X. ii. Shelton,
who had already been five and one-half
months in our work. as State Secretary for
one year. Bmt finding later on that we had
not raised sufficient funds to keep him with
II. Inc tElilFt year, All was tl-
fcctcd it'll the state committee of New
Hampshire whereby they took part
OF his time. Under this arrangement
Mr.. Shelton has given us about eight
months service. We cannot speak too
highly Of the work he has done often under
great difficulties. and he now has the work
So well in hand, and we are 50 confident of
his ability 10 manage it, that the duties of
your committee have been nearly nominal.
For the condition of the associations and
details of the work we refer you to his re-
Sort. and of the finances to that of the
State treasurer. Your committee regrets
that it cannot at this time present any def
nate plan for continuance of State work.
We are impressed with the conviction that
it ought to be continued and under the di-
rection of our present State secretary, for
at least five or & months of the year
We are not sure that such an arrange
mrnt could he made, even if we were ready
for it. But steps are being taken TO ascer
Tain if it can be. The first essential is to
raise the money; aud it is for this conyen-
ton to say villa! they will do.
Your committee recommends that you
raise $1,000 and place it in the hands of the
committee for % for State work.
J. &. BLAKE,
Chairman State Committee.
The several reports were accepted and
referred to the following committee on Re
ports of the State Committee: John Il.
Boardman, S. Il. Smiley, w. l.. Tappan.
At ) o'clock the association adjourned to
the State House, where His Excellency,
Gov. Edwin c. Bmrlcigh, rendered Il COM
plimentary reception in his private office.
The delegates were presented to His Excel
lcncy by Mr.. J. w. Amick of Freeport,
president of the convention. The rccep-
ton was entirely informal and most pleas
ant. After the reception the delegates
were shown over the building, all depart
ments being thrown open for their inspec-
ton.
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CHILDHOOD AND OLD AGE.


The preparation that can be taken with
safety and benefit by the tender infant,
aud that Dourishes, strengthens, and c,ires
tie aged and in6rm. 10 one that can truly DC
called scientific. Such preparation was
discovered by DR. David Kennedy and
named Favori'e istmedF. It's prescribed
and recommended the world over, by The
medical profession. as the best medicine
produced for the cue of all diseases
ailsnS from an impure condition OF The
blood.
/ bis beautiful Child uhnan ..i1,... l.
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Castoria.

"CassoriA Is 30 well adapted to Children ~
I recommend It as superior to any prsscriptis
known to me-"
II. A. AscHEa, Il b.
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, ny
"our physicians in the childreoS depart
mens have spoken highly Of their sxpsri
ence in their outside practice with Cassosia
and although We only have among oa-
medical supplies what Is known a eeula,
products, yet we are free TO confess thu. "
merits Of Castoria has won " b look VIII
favor upon it,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DisrxxuHy.
Boston, Ma
ALLEN G. SMITH. Pres.
SNrn>N. Nav York Ca<v.
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hunor. concerning the strike are very
plentiful some say that the cutters 90 to
work MONDAY, others that thrs will not
work this winter. The facts of the ease are
hard - obtain,
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Rev. J. l.. Seward will SPEAK At the nj
tarau church SUNDAY morning on The
Nrliaiuria phcc IN Al Religious In
the evening his subject will be, The sun
ia, School Question
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Electric ear No wa put ON to thu road
yesterday for The first time tins season. II
II NOW -ah to b. the best car On the ROAD.
unk mort nes c,r Is 10 * changed to new
Irtek-
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Belfast iIvi.iun No. ,. I. Il. X. of +.
were puartercd At the Elmwuod fhur-day
night having for l'rlta-t AT IL Friday
morning The division numbered %.
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Al.len \. Heath and wife are visiting
frcni$ in this city for a few days. Mr..
Hath Wa Formerly IN the drug business
here. and is now pleasantly located in
south berwick.
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II &. Weston. superintendent of the
Hoesl.mI 4 'amien Electric H. Il. aud
wifi were ia town YESTERDAY.
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his work in Maine. There should be 80 /
associations in Maine where there are now |
only -. Mr. Taggart Introduced y. Rich |
sr.i Foss. tho presented the need VI the
Young Mens Christian Association IN
Maine. Pledge cards were passed.
the audience, and 500 Of the
slse0 necessary 10 carry on State work
20, the eoaias year Was secured. Many
viii make their l.eslss' later.
The sersi,s. csass,l 18th Tie hymn, ''Stanid
UP, Stansi up. for -'rsas, and he hvne''ie-
tie,. bs lsev. /. &. Ross of this city,
Notes.
Lisbon Falls seuis the largest delegation
OF any single association.
Gen. See. Ger,Ion et the GGs,en associa
ton discusses the following topics IN his
CONFIDENTIAL Talk 10 Men" which Will he
given SUNDAY afternoon at ;i-.D O'Clock AT
the opera house
Is the highest degree of health consistent
with the highest standard of morality
Should there be two coles of morais---one
for men ami smother for women: What
are the phNSit.ii effects caused by the Vio-
ls,icm OF the Seventh Commandment: The
Dangers and Decisions of Legitimate
llcasurcs--w hat are they: \ word about
i.,..r,;,, -, ,,,.nl,,,I ,pl ,b.. sncr,.lress
III" ttare 'i's A""""' "'' "
of the home.
Fairfield thu. photographer, secured a
,,:.,,,.,, ~ Jsio,,,es ut rho noon
Sio"f ftN ~ ~
adjournment.
Mr. Tyzzer will assist in the singing at
a., Ms,i..,d;,, ,i,,r,I nm S,,n.i,y f,reupon
Yesterdays services were well attended.
r
Saturday and SUNDAY ffo9rsMme.
Following Is the programme io' me re-
iilaiiiler OF the session
sNTUEpAN MuRNiNs',
900 Morning hfN"t, ,.,.,t ,,,..,.
-" ihr ASSOCIATION i'''a VI ~ s'"' '"'"'''
IL !" M"l ia", "snS"'' WI. x,,,..
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Mr ,l,,.ri,t Dane of Ksnuebsnk i. visit.
ing Cashier G.. A. Stafford Of the Northern
S4tioHai Bank.
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Nj and Mrs. Nichnls and Mis- Matte
Ntrholy, Nho have been stopping with
friend. in the city this week, leave this
morning for Calais.
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HALLOWELL.

Hiram vinal Of NaIi.on, Me, former
Fesideui. - To towa
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1,torgr Coiiins. formerly of this city,
nov u Philadelphia, sas looking up irieads
Vpsfffday
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Afternoon.

At2 O'Clock the convention again assem-
blrd Rev. Mr. IIinckley conducted another
intensely practical, uplifting. spiritual
Bible reading His subject was Things
Necessary to the Highest and Fullest Sue
cess in Life He spoke on the parable of the
proligal Son ard drew from it the fact
his advance dated from the time He arose
and went unto his Father" Action is nee
essarv to advancement and success. Illus
tratious. apt AMI valuable, were given to
add to the force of the thoughts uttered.
Vice President Eos, of Portland accepted
the chair and with few pleasant words OF
introduction, presented MIR. J. w. Amick
the president of the convention. and of the
Freerort association, who spoke on The
handspring of the Young Mems Christian
Association What is the source of
power of this great army of young men,
which is to-day betting the earth and bringing
heart to heart? The source of power of a
watch is the handspring.
tod has ordained that the only source of
strength to our spiritual life, is the Holy
Spirit. Without which our associations will
steadily retrograle aud die. Our only hope
of continued life and growth is the presence
of this Holy Spirit and in proportion to its
power in our associations. So is our power
for good. 1t is with individual members of
our associations Il, to the power of the
Holy Spirit. tod does look TO our iniiv-
i,iaal members. Let us as Young men be
SO full of thc Holy Spirit that we may lift
our associations to a high level. Insiitu-
tons fillc. with the Holy Spirit bring forth
immortal souls. We must he near the
great source of power.
Every foot removed from thi. source in
crea.es the percentage of loss. We may
have beautiful buil,iiugs tine parors, we'll
equippe gy,nn,.iuins AMI the like. and if
VT have not the Power of the Holy Spirit
We can 10 nothing in winning sotls, We
must b. rrr, near the Source Of power.
Let Us he Us the ci.isrl in the hands of the
Divine -nlplur.
Following th- paper Mr.. Foss conducted
am op,.u parliament oH this subject of the
spiritual FEATURE of the work. Mr.. Plum
mer of Lisbon fa,ts. VI X. Murray of
Bath, Pat,tu ur Ia s,r y. A. Taggari of
New York auI r. 4. Mcdonald of Portland
took j,srt in r'nrr Il discWssiau.
Y. II cIari Es.. of Porrlani spoke at
3. II on ..Gu-ir.,ss Methods in Association
Work" M.uy usso, isiious fail because
husines, Hi,;l,vls are 80, employed ia its
affairs suwcss j. largely iiae from the
fact ,ha, ,,as.rrsterl business maa. with
tried AID proved ls:>inr,s methods have
heen its fsifhfnl le plers. aa,i thus the con
fi,lcuee Of it, patrons has been gained and
established
t,ur supporter. ,b'inaDl anil expect that
the fui 4 which shey p 'ce in our bands as
trustees i'll he ju'iti1usl. anil wisely APP
rropriatesl. The manag,srs must he spirit
mai business B.cii--nss ol foss l. nor iovs.
We wan, ,nrn uho will ronie down to hush
ness when al thu business meetings. After
a brief PRAYER. the chairman should at once
state thu object of the meetings. it should
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~ !iIp. hs'li-ss, and ter.nr faslis sad
IN N,4tk,sv>s,'- relieved in oar MIN
en- ute In ne sstieura Anti-I'aia
~ plaster. 'he lirat ami "aly pa kaihns
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Fund, are being raised for building and
fitting up bath rooms IN the gymnasium at
Culhy. Contributions are being literally
mmlc froni students and faculty, and the
prospect is bright for the speedy raising of
IN, necessary sun.
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Repairs have begun on the Office at the
Fairfield house. Nj. farr will have the
Office painted and pspcre'l throughout.
Elmer Jay Of Fairfield. goes to Poland
Springs today 10 take charge Of the tele-
graph office. Mr. Jay was at Shawmu,
wbiis learning the business.
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Mrs. Minnie Parker AMI Miss Lulu IIar-
vile have gone 10 Lowell, Mass, where
they have secured fine situations.
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TContinae,i from Sd page.

Aavusta.-Personai work been done
Paid $500 on the debt during the year
This association has a Woman eoiiiii'it's'
instead Of an Auxiliary
Freeport has no general secretary ba
maintains reading room open e'efE eve
ming with member OF the association II
charge. !,
/ gsth has raised debs Of > itpp and vii
commence next spring on bnihilhs oi IL
own. 4 Young Men. Congress has been
feature in the work.
Bangor closes the year free from debt
Membership increased from 31 To i".. L
has converts reunion every tear- has
debating club ami serves a Thank gl'ihs
dinner. IIa. given .ocials to the lhiltar,
( COMPANIES anu iiremeB Of t'if eHF winch
we're very successful. 1t has next to TIE
( largest latlie. auxiliary in the "orid. IL
doe, distinct work for the sailors.
! WaterytlIe has started bniliing fnhd
thin tbs. past two days. II nov has si''l
liuult0n had 500 people out at It's ami
versary held MAY Ii. IL closes The year
square Oh the book.
Gardiner association has moved INTO new
and hotter rooms. It has fine woman ,
auxiliary. win raise >lJpo for next year
work.
Lisbon Falls association workers con-
Quoted SUNDAY school and social meeting
during the SUMMER IN n neighborilood IN an
other part of the town.
Lewiston has suffered the loss Of It's gen
eraI secretary, Mr. Singer, but is doing
good work under the direction of Mr.. {, y.
Chase.
Auburn reports large daily attendance
Il u al Al
Biddeford, old Town, Sanford. Rocklahd
and Thomaston presented no report,
The state Secretary Il. IL. shelton, CON
Quoted cross questioning on the reports
which brought out many valuable suggest
ions.
The follow ing letter from His Exceliency
TOW Bureigh. who was unable to nc at the
welcome exercises, Thursday evening was
read by ten. sec. Peabody:
StAtt "t Mu~t, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
AuGusrt, October. q, 1892.
Ne. Up1rg l.. Pe,,body, GeReFd .Secretaoy
nj !. W. e. L., Iugusto.
NJ Dctr SIR ~ our favor Is at hand
and it, reply will say that have always had
the warme.l appreciation of the work the
methods and the purposes of the Young
Mem. Christian Association. | regard 1t
~ one of the hest expressions of practical
Christianity to he found i'll modern life. Its
influence for good has been inestimabe. 50
general 50 positive as 10 nave haa ii very
apprrciable effect upon the moral tone of
the "hoie nation. IL mas away, Scenic" 10
me that the groundwork which this associ-
alton has accomplished among youhe i'eh
has bc'h very largely d"e 10 lis success '..
making 'hrl-hah''y Pfactieai' III HUNG
II to inc everyday r"''''i'ions
OF our m"h"rn me- u'e every nas het''S
and d"slft> OF the Young men ior WHOSE
physical moral ana ih'tilecluai "i'"',ce
ncht IT'S efforts are enlisted IL mas lreachs''
more sermons ana reached more hear'' ny
deed, than lay words us influences nave
eX"rted themselves III great variety o.
ways and have mus been ahle 10 win tue
hearts of yer! large nuhihef OF Young
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from neu-
ralgia. felt
tired all the
time, weak,
! ng uid.
poor app-
tite, and no
amb ition.
Thought at
his age
N OF h ing
could do
hi IN any
good, bat
like hun
dreds of
otherpeople
in hiseorfli- I
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Nkw YORK. Oct :,
FL"Ug-Receipts. Hi75 pkgs: exports. $50!
-----------low extras. ~ ooa3 %; city
mills 25ai b. City mills patents, 6oai -.
winter wheat low grades, 200 u 100; faiI
10 fancy, 400 a 90, patents, 4 i5s4 70. =
Minnesoia clear, o0al 80, straights, i5ai "a,
patents, 4 2aai -; rye mixtures. ooa3 80, super
tine sua2 10, fine, U0a2 90
RYE FLouR-duli
wurAr-Receipis B.9e5 bush; exports, s;Gj5
sales, 100: market fairly active for export, frmer
Mo. red. :9,a;0 store and elevator sofa
-ni afioat and s0,asli fob; No. red, 7ia7iI,
- No / northern siasii, No hard. =
a.; No g northern, z9l", No ch Mgs saa'
Pa, no spring sotas0s.
BARLEY MALT-noDinal.
EYE-iirmer, quiet; Western "sat'.
BARLEY quiet, -------------------- NO & -
Western. gao.
cnRN-Reccipts. 2sietn; exports. iis7t; sale.,
s.s4p0; 6riner moderately active, ----------
------ No. =, 5tia5ls, elevator; J2iuj2s
aioai; - fob. No. la No. 3 a steamer
mixed - A. delivered.
OArs-I,eceipt-, l.2s1. exports. 55ns bush
..Ics. ioi9a, fr,ner, quiet. ----------------
= ------------ Nos Hgn3ii
10 wnrte ysa-: M. , soIa8i, do White, .e,a3et.
No !. -, mixed western, 6il:.,, do white.
suit: white mixed state, 3nni1l, No. Chicmg,
rGorfrn-gio, iirmer, quiet; No. 7. l,iaisl.
srGAg--raw, quiet, ira, ------- refined
10. d, 4 = iGaia No. T. 4 i.sal5.I6: No. 81 IL
"a. M. .. h,2i6 No 10 = Is .GaI Is
No. ii,3 sa3 i3-l6 No. u. ,a3 Iii6: No. 10. 81
Al I6; Of . Gal -, mould u. a5 ) 10.
off 4aailj-f mould, 50 lft5 10. standard ~ I'm
j; c.'nfeciion.r< IN loai I. cut loaf. ! ) i8ail
crushed, 80 a u, powdered, I 70 liza =
graduated, I ~ iGb.,, cubes :, " lTa5i.
ItrEoLEuM-tu steady, limited, his
FoEK--dull. steady.
HEY dull. stcAdy.
BFFF HANS dull
LNHtt-Hastr dull. --------- Wes,crp
steam, closed at - - IA krd, city, pDn--;
refined, easier; dull : continent. N, sA
. I'm -; 9 and +. fst-
BtrTEit-~tair demand siea3y; state dair,
.t'st;i, do creamery .IagiI. Western DAIRY ldaig:
q" creamery SAIL, 40 factory. Hall
tIgln. 2liH-. rolls. Penn. creamery, a
CHEESE hrIu. 1airis netisc. STATE
faI"i fancy SoIurr'i Gtalnt do line white, ina
1n, "a; 10 whte lOnlOt; part skins. Ban; full
SKINS, .s2.
freights to Liverpool, market firm. good
demand.
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II r Jordan. manager of the Colby ball
team has arranged Tor a game al New port
today, The following men will 90 up this
morning At 9.to capt. Hall, Lombard,
IIoxu. l.atlip, rotmau, Chas. Furinton,
Whitman Jackson, Nash and Coffin, 20.
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Castoria.

.Csstor;s ID AN excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF It's
good effect upon their children"
DR. G. G. Osaoop,
Lowell, Mass.
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Hon ] g. iibh, of Burnham was in the
city Yesterday making arrangements To move
into his resi encc on summer street. lie
plau- to bring his family here to-day. Mr.
Libby nrptioncd that early Friday morning
~ farmers drove into Newport with milk
tor Ia. condensed milk factory.
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Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. Waldron of Port
land were guests at the Coburn yesterday.
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Rowell has gone to Almion, n. II.
10 spend the winter.
Mrs. Lon Moves who has been visiting
Mrs. y. u. Curtis returned to Portland
FRIDAY
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Tn, Woman- Christian Temperance
League viii hold 1t, first meeting at the V
VI e \. parlors next TUESDAY afternoon
At / o'ciock All ladies' Interested in the
work are invited TO hc present. \ full
Attendance of members is desired as bust
ness of Importance i. to come before the
meeting.
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\ crew tevun work FRIDAY morning
blasting trench On the east side OF the
river iust ahuye the bridge, to lay sewer
so cnuuect with the one running from the
Lockwood tenement> an sand Hill, The
present .owcr enters above the dam and i
hally on, of repair
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Mrs. II. 7. Thing AMI Mrs. Dorothy re
turned from Portland Thursday night.
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SKOWHEGAN.

Walter &. Davis of Portland was in town
yesterday.
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FOR BOSTON.

steamer ihlia aiiins - ~ ira,r Augusta ~ +,
Ilailaarh. ~ connecting with M. STEAMERS
k,nuebee or s.ysdshos. wheh lcass< Gar
.iiner at :. Eiohnun aud Hath ~ g. fuos'layS.
fhurs,iai~ ahi SATURDAYS.
Returning will hu,t fnsinH Man''as, ", dper
ia, aud trtdty ps.usngs a p'elpck NATL ''ct
g&fh, aft.t Which tame wall lCa'" A. ) J.. "
FARE FROM Augusta, Haitov' u apd t'itttnrr -
Rst,,u 500. "a, Huston sua f'&ufn from Ma
su,ta Hallawpn aaA t,ir,urr. ~iti tront
Richmond, : -. aud return. s;.", in'ni hsih,
81 - apsi return. +;fH,
ituaud rap ticket. ''tat for remainder Z" ~Fhshn
tha., steamers ha,r rslininsRiinAs Sfairrooius
at ~ -Nrrpt far fs~ large "nts, AMI ar' NJ ~
cisss ia All iteit appuiuf Httnis.
FREIGHT hshdls'l cafrinll, alA ''i'1'rrd r"n't'
~
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ACHING SIDES AND BACK,

mari black it1aiis, ret, rprs.'i. chsttired
I'M and oily sAin ciIrr.i b. Cl-rl.t ~ NoAr.
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The C.ntau- Company, n Murray Street, New Yerk City
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Nelson has given Watervile people a
pleasant surprise by beating the stallion
record on regulation track. TN the obi
tlal; -rntle track At Trenton. y, j., this
week. l,r started ia beat 2,i3 IA and trotted
in I'll 81. the fastest stallion record on
4 r...mlliinn track
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Rev. l.. l.. House was in town Thursda,
night, returning to Boston Yesterday.
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The Colby foot bah team, Capt. :. Il.
Robinson has scared IT.. {. Crocser of
Brrkton. Mass, rs iraiu"F. Mr.. Trucker
ha, hal eight gears experience IN foot bali
Dts, ing sul training. has been at Tufts
college AMI At Exeter, besides coaching the
Institute of Technology team. He is ex-
pec,eI to arrive IN the city this morning.
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Frank I. Tvomhl, of Dover, y. H.,
repre-entaiins \. ! Bsrtlett i Co, fhila-
lrlph,a. j. in the citt for few days. Mr..
Twomhy furmrrly travelled through
Maine hu; this is hi, first trip here for over
Is wears lie is the original from whom
Richari e nlien took his character Crumbs
OF Comfort" for che led prouty play. Mr..
rwomh,. friends aud they arr MANY, say
that he i the ,a,uc oil "Crnmsie' as when
he cruisel through Maiue in - cracking
tt the MERITS OF Barileus backing.
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Jonathan Bunker returned to his home i
Fast Douglas, Mass, yesterday.