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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

Valentine place 100 acres--About 4 miles
from the river, directly back of Goodrich's
landing.
Jack Chambliss place. 100 acres--On Joe's
Bayou. 13 miles from Providence. 40 acres
der cultivation berore the war.
Keller place. 3nS acres--On Dry Prong. q
miles from Providence. go acres were in
cultivation In 1898: this is fine tract Of
land which can be hand very low for cash.
ingram place. 800 acres-On Dry Prong.
miles from Providence. nearly all of which
had been cleared and in cultivate on before
the war.
Caraway Lake place, 800 acres-About
miles from Monticello; fully 100 acres of this
tract was in cultivation wears ago.
Cork plantation. situated on Old river
six hundred acres in fine state Of cultivation.
G ood houses, bitches &C.
~ Call md az
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

There was meeting of the Vestry
of Grace Church on Wednesday last
Col. e. w. Constant, DIR. w. E. Long
and Mr.. w. II. Benjamin. from the
second ward, with the other members
were in attendance, to receive the
Rev. Lawrence Guerin from Iowa,
who had been sent here by Bishop
Seasons to fill the vacancy that has ex-
listed since the departure of Rev. VIM
Hart.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

Our genial friend Tom McCaEdless,
in the Clerks Office as deputy, is the
right man in the right place beyond
the shadow of doubt. Everything
there is in FIRST class order The prin-
cipal aud deputy cannot he ouldone in
courtesy and close attention to bust
ness.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28
Business duh this week again.


Business duh this week again.
Money is getting n,iserab,y scarce
The sevees in this section are about
lnisaed.
See the Police Jury proceedings il
this issue.
The weather this week has been
simply magnificent.
The weather this week has been al
our fancy painted it.
Mr.. w. G. McRae's manager in the
second ward has lots of land broken
up.
There will be service at Grace
Church tomorrow, morning aud even.
ing.
Mr.. yought of the second ward
sold S65 worth of honey in Chicago a
few days ago.
Masters Frank Constant and w. b.
Keene were visitors TO Providence on
Wednesday.
Ploughing is being done in the Old
field on Buckmesdow this early in the
season. Good.
The electric lights will soon he ex.
tended as far as the Ice Factory out
on the Lake front.
Mrs. Rice is making an addition to
her dwelling on Lake street, near the
Episcopal Church.
Fousse is coming TO the front on
Lake street, aud liking up his front to
the Queens taste.
We had a pleasant call from our
friend MIR. T.. IL. Webb Of the second
ward on Tuesday morning last.
Mr.. Vought. the manager on the
Homestead plantation, has made big
progress blowing the past two weeks.
Hon. j. NJ. Kennedy has been kept
rather busy on the circuit ofia,e. lie
has but Iirtlc time 10 spend at homo.
The weather this week has been as
fine as "a Iiddle clear and bright and
just hinged little with winiry
flavor.
Mr.. Robinson at Wilson's Point has
only fifty bushels Of the JET Welborn
prolific corn left for sale. See his
notice.
Mr. Fonsse's Vermont granite did
not arrive on iine, 80 he concluded to
fix his front with stacked limestone
highly colored.
The Masonic Fraternity were busy
al work an Wednesday evening en-
iering aud raising. The order is evil
IDENTITY prospering IN East Carroll.
Ac, 1873. session 1890. imposes a
heegy penalty for wiifully interfering
with. or enticing any contracted
Iaborers away from any plantation.
Mr.. +. b. DAVIS left for Galveston.
Texas. on sunday evening last. We
wish him great prosperity aud a safe
return in due time 10 the homestead
on Belle Meade.
The raising aud filing in Of the line
of levee from River bayou above
town, down TO the WHY upper iiDe,
will be about completed in first class
style by the close OF to-day and no
water in sight.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

Our smiling untiring friend Simon
WitkOwski from Ashton accompanied
by his son, visited Providence on
Monday last. Mr. Wiikowski has
many friends in Providence who al
ways extend him hearty welcome
when he comes this way. He left for
Ashton the same evening.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

Our reporter says river news is as
scarce as hen teeth. The packet T.
P. feathers has quit. The Joe Peters
tied up al Greenville aud did not leave
there for Memphis until Sunday last
The river is reported clear of ice.
The steamer Natchez will continue iu
the bend trade and go as far as Grand
Lake every week. The Chpttahoochee
was wired at this point to stop at
Transatlantic landing and get fifty
bales of cotton for Harry ii. Graham
Freight this week has been coming by
rail via Greenville and Vicksburg.
Cotton seed still in demand al $l8 per
ton. River has fallen Is feet since it
started on the down grade this time.
The guage now reads feet.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28
Prolific Corn.

/ have fifty bushels OF the JEFF We'll
born Prolific Coru for sale. This corn
yields over go bushels per acre with
ordinary cultivation. Samples can be
seen at J. w. Pittman 81 Co.'S, store,
where orders can be left.
J.J. ROBINSON.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28
SCHOOL REPORT.
The following is report of the
Lake Providence white school for the
mouth ending January 81, 1898:

The following is report of the
Lake Providence white school for the
mouth ending January 21, 1898:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Number on roll "a average attend
ance % number neither absent nor
tardv 3. Carrie Fousse. Felix Taylor
Essie Wilmington, Charles Hall aud
Eddie Hainley.
Miss bessie BELL, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT..
Number on roll 80 average attend
ance %; number neither absent nor
tardy, 0.
MISS NELLIE PAXTON, Teacher.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Number on roll 81; average attend
ance %; number neither absent nor
tardy Q. Laura Morgan and Emma
Bell.
We know that during the past
month the weather has been very cold
and disagreeable, yet through il all
there has been al average daily at
tendance OF 70; aud while we are glad
for an attendance that large. we hope
at the close of next month TO be able
to publish the names of more than
screen pupils who were neither absent
nor tardy.
We are trying our level best tomaKe
the school interesting and profitable
to all. but those who come irregular
aud at late hours, not only lose inter-
est in their studies, but retard the
work in the classes.
1t is an unmisiakable fact that the
happiest children in school are those
who are always there OIL time and
who study the hardest.
Parents give us your help aud We
will do your children good.
Yours sincerely,
B. f. DUDLEY. Principal.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

There is squad ofprecocious white
kids that frequent the corners Of the
streets in town after dark nearly every
evening indnlging in vile, gross lam
guage; offensive to every one that
passes along, white or black. Their
ages are anywhere from eight to
fourteen, aud they are a veritable nui-
sance that should be suppressed. We
forbear mentioning their names this
time, but give this warning to them
Their. parents or guardians that Il they
continue their wratcaed vulgar prac-
tees they will be held up to public
scorn.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

We regret to learn that the grippe
has visited the family Of our quiet
friend Mr.. Clark ". Hall.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28
Local and Parish News.

The patriots now an eager band,
1u search Of place and power.
Are forn0sarOund on either hand
increasing every hour.
They come from east and west and south
Hungry Tor pap is every mouth.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28
PROVIDENCE FIRE ocapANY.


Providence Fire Co., at their meet
ing on the 9th instant passed the fol-
lowing Resolution: Resolved, that a
committee of three be appointed to
memorabilia the young men and citi-
zens generally of the necessity for an
increased, cheerful and strong support
of The Company numerically and fin
ancially in order to increase its effici-
ency aud usefulness in the hour of
danger, whereupon the President APP
pointed OH said committee, ID. L.
Morgan. j. S. Guenard and Yancy
Bell, with the request that the resolu-
ton and memorial be published in the
Banner-Democrat.
The committee reported the follow
ing:
To the young men. property holders
and citizens generally of Lake Provi-
dence, the undersigned committee APP
pointed by Providence Fire Company
on the 9th instant in compliance with
the company's request aud in the ma
terial interest of the town generally
respectfully
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28
L'INCONNUE.

Crhe foregoing should have ap-
peared last week. but it did rot reach
the Office until Friday. after we had
gone to press. Ed
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

Messrs. 8. Ii. MobDerIy and Il. X.
Barwick from the second ward, were
in town Wednesday.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28
Church Directory.

Divine services IN the Methodist church as
follows:
Providence, LIST and 3rd Sundays, II a. m.
Ist and 3rd p. IN.
Pecan Grove, Sd and 4th Sundays, II a. N.
Rransylvania, 2nd and 4th Sundays. p. m.
Providence, Prayer meeting, every Wed.
nesday at Z p. m.
Providence, Sunday School every Sunday
ut 9iSa. m, X IsBELL. p C
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28
MEMoRIAI.IzE

you as follows:
Since the organization of Providence
Fire Company with its little hand
engine, twenty-years ago nearly all
the original members Lave passed
away in one direction or another. and
in consequence its ranks have been Sc
rionsly depleted. 1t is not necessary
to recapiinlate and tell of the devotion
and selfsacrifcing spirit that permeat-
ed the breasts of the fred shirt boys"
year after year under the difficult aud
trying circumstances. how they labor.
ed With will, early and late aud
cheerfully gave ont Of their own
means time aud again, until they had
built an edifice which is an ornament
to our town aud equipped Company
that classes with its outfits as second
to none.
This they done earnestly and wilt
ingly with no earthly object in view.
but the public good, finding ample
compensation in consciousness OF
duty well discharged as public spiri-
ted citizens.
But the most of them are gone,
leaving behind record that does
credit to their manhood aud is well
worthy OF general limitation. Their
departure has depleted our ranks aud
ihinued out our roster at roll call
every month, hence we make this APP
peal TO the young aud able bodied
men Of our town to come forward aud
join
PROVIDENCE FIRE COMPANY.
1t il = duty which you should
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28
I'm THE

ishes It East Carroll, West Carrs Cksst Csan5
Bought ana Sold IN CoumissioA.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

pdReer to Vicksburg Bank and State National Bank, and
NJ o. La, any citizen of East Carroll parish
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

N Call and examine our lists.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

Loans improved real tho nstamcst plas -
lowest rate OF interest negotiated through the Equitable
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

1t il = duty which you should
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28
r.. IT. Montgomery.
Civil Engineer and

Is now prepared to run lines. locate lands,
md eorners. furnish full description ofioca-
hons. timber &c. anu make plats OF SURVEYS
rim ievefs for purposes OF drainage with pro.
fles. make estimates OF elabanki nents.
bitches. bridge building and public works
ofall descriptions
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-01-28

Number on roll 80; average attend
ance %; number neither absent mol
tardy, 0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18
B 0BINSON kR ILOE
czyli
pRZYGODI ROZBITkA
Ma ODLUDNEJ WYSPIE.
-ssss-
fCiap daIsZy.l
(Ciag dalsy.)

krew zaczela krazyt w
zy}ach - otworzyl oczy i
Jakby obudzony &c snu, =
zawolal s}abym siosem:
,,gdzie ]estem!'' a ujrzawszy
poczciwego Piataszka = z
placzem dziekuje prawdziwemu
przyjacielowi "a ocalenie Cd
smicrc,.
Piataszek objal go SVEN?
ramiony a przekonawszy
sic, re nlebezpieczehstwo MI
nelo = ME mogl wstrzymaG
lez radosci obhcie p}ynacych.
Ktoz zdolny opisa6 te
chwile, ktorel PREY.
aciel ratuie przyJaciela Cd
smierci = ten przepelniony
radoscia, ten wdziecznosciq,
bez granlc. nlugo nle mogli
wyjsG 2 tego stanu trzymajac
sic W objeo1ach = Icy byly
tlumaczem lch uczuG - w
kohcu Piataszek poprowadzi}
slabego jeszcze Robisona dc
domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18

kohcu Piataszek poprowadzi}
s}abeeo jeszcze Robisona dc
domu.
XVIII.
Twardy sen ktorego
Robinson ma wygodnem
l6zku dozna|, tax pokrzepil
jeso oslabione silly, &c naza-
jutrz pfzyszedl do s;ebie
zupe}nie; zdrowy, rzezwiejszy
lak kiedykolwiek wsta}, ably
Bogu podziekowac "a zacho-
wanie Cd smlerci.
Burza gwaltowna przetrwa-
Ia do bialego dnia = = a
gdy uciszyla sic w~reszcie,
poszedl 2 Piataszkiem przeko-
nae sic o stanie okretu.
O wschodzie s}ohca przysli
ma brzeg z zalem spogla-
dali ma miejsce, gdzie 1eszcze
wczora, byl okret, a dzisiai
juz ami sladu 20 MIN ME
zcstalo, procz desek i belek,
ktore woda ma brzeg wyrzu,
ella. Me tracac czasu. zgadza-
"a sic 2 losem, korzystaiac
przynajmnlej z tego co 20
zosta1o = Robinson j Pia-
taszek zaczeli sciagac wyrzu-
cone szczatki okretu do swei
warowni.
w p:zec aeu osmiu dni =
wszystko by1o W domu,
| Robinson znalazl sic panem
zdrowego, wyrobionego ma.
teryalu budulcowego.
Niedlugo sic namyslali nasi
wyspiarze CO dalei robiG =
Cd dawna bylo ich zamiarem
zbudowac sobie dom -kt6ry
ma teraz byl najpotrzebniej-
sly.
Trudnosci W wykonaniu
tego dzie}a by}y znaczne, be
BADEN z Mich ME mial wyo,
brazenla o stawianiu budynku;
ale PREY checi = piracy
uwadze wszystko jest mozeb.
ne.
Mieli wszystkie do tego
sposobne narzedzia, MATERIAL
gotowy = mic wiecei eaten
ME potrzebowaIi robiG, jak
tylko szczelnie przypasywat
deske do deski i przybyjac
lie ma wprzod spojonych pa
ZACH.
Robota szla chetnie i rosIa
jak ma drozdzach. = w
krotkim czasie stall domek,
ktory sic nlczem ME r6znil
Cd naszych wiejskich = O
kllku pokoikach, STEM, kazdy
pokoik mial diva okna. ably
| bylo jasno i wesolo. = Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18

-uiN 90 NoOlllSona l lego
fowarzysza.
Zyjac w sposob powyzej
oplsany przebyli jeszcze
pol roku. Ale Robinson wciaz
o swych rodzicaeh, ojczyznie
= a Piataszek o swym ojcu
myself. Ciagle i'm stale ma
pamieci, jakimby sposobem
zadowolnic jedyne praenieaie
serca.
Uspokoiwszy sic pc ssracie
lodzi : ME bylo innei rady
- lak wziasc sic do zrobie.
MIA drugiei, DO to iedyny
ma teraz sposob osiagniecia
celu.
Ale nowy wypadek zmusii
ich do odiozenia ma pozniel
wykonanie tego postanowie-
MIA,
kiedy Piataszek pewnego
rama wyszedI ma brzeg nora,
ably nazbiera6 ostryg. Robin
son niedlugo czekajac ma
niego ujrzal. iak przestra-
SONY CO tchu starczylo w
caIym pedzie wraca a
wpadsszy do domu tie tylko
zdolny byl wymowle slows:
,Oni sd tam!''
Przestraszony Robinson
domyslaiac sic znaczenia tych
slow, = wybiegi predko ma
pag6rek, i uwidzial ME bez
trwogi, lak z szesciu lodzi
dNcy nieopodal ma brzeg
jego wyspy wyladowali.
Wrocil pedem natychmiast do
domu i pytal drzacego Pa
taszka, cay ma dosyc odwagi.
/ czy Jest przygoto wany wraz
2 MIN walczyc z nieprzyjaciol-
mi? Ma Smlerc zycie,"
odpowiedzial Piataszek nabie-
raiac PREY tych slowach odwa-
81 i meztwa.
Z tel streny zabezpieczony
sciagna} Robinson jedna
armate z walu, wzial szese
ostrymi ladunkaml nabltych
strzelb, cztery pistolety diva
pa}asze - kazdy z Mich
zatkna} pc diva pistolety "a
pas, przypasal paiasz, wzial
tray strzelby ma ramie = i
ciagneli z SODA ledna armate
zabrawszy PREY ten potrzebny
zapas prochu, kul | szrotu.
Robinson objawit plan swo
do boju towarzyszowi w ten
sposob: musimy mowii on,.w
najgestszych krzakach taka
tainle sic skryc, ably mas ME
wldzlano, a my abysmy
wszystko naraz przelrzeli,
przytem wystawi6 talk armate,
ably kule szly Pc mad glowa-
mi ludozercow. Niezawodnie
nieprzyjaciele p1zestraszepiI
nlezwyczaJnem hukien. armat
rzuca sic do ucieczki. zosta7
wiajac }upy ma placu. WtedJ
wyk}ada} dalej Robinson,
bedziemy mieli przynajmniea
zadowolnienie ratuJac od
smlerci nieszczesliwych ,ktorzJ
skazani zostali Cd dzikich ma
pozarcie, ME wylawszy ami
kropelki krwi ludzkiei.
Prey tych slowach podal
swemu neutrality-suspicious. reke|
a szczery uscisk byl tluma-.|
czem wiernosci, poswiecenia
ie6DoSci p,iaI7y mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18

powprawiat Robinson szyby,
wyjete z okten okreeu W
okna swego domku, ktorycl>.
poczciwy Piataszek ME znajac
2 wielka ciekawoScia to macal,
to skrobai, - to wygladai
przez ME blizko przez godzi-
ne = daleiby moze robil
swoje spostrzezenia, ale
Robinson widzac, re coraz
wiecej seryo bierze SIG do
Mich 2 obawy st|uczenia, pray
wolal go do ciosania futryn
ma drzwi.
kiedy juz i zrab i dach
byl gotowy, Robinson po-
myslal o wygodnem wchodzie
do takowego; tax Jednak
mial bye wykonanym, ably W
nlczem ME oslabial fortecy.
Dotychczas BOWEN Gale
zabudowanie Robinsona opa-
sane bylo wa}em chcac
wiec dostac sic do wnetrza,
wypadalo pia6 sic pc drabi.
mach do wierzchu walu PREY
mocowanych.
Znalazl sic i ma to sposob
: przekopali nasi robotnicy
w ]ednem mie]scu wal = i
w ten otwor wprawili silna
brame, Cd tel zas szedl most
zwodzony, ktory zarzucal sic
ma fose ola przechodzacycn
w razie zas napadu podno-
sill sic "a pomoca lancuchow
/ odslanial fose trudna do
przebycla.
w TEN miejscu skierowane
zosta}y ; armaty w przeciwna
strong take > i Pc bokach
pc tylez = wszystkle pona-
bijane.
w inny sposob ME MONA
by}o sic lepiej zabezpieczyc
Cd napadu nieprzyJaciol -
majac przytem wygodny =
obszerny wchod widok.
XIX
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18
A~leksanara CheAYki dekiaAag i.
Slow TX ).
POLSKO-AAGlELSKI |
ANGIELSKO-POLS,

Zostas jut ukohczony odeaany tym, kt6rzy przyslah Ia dzieAe
- sssnumeratq. Dze}o to Jest y dobrel, mocnej oprawle zs a}oconeni
gsuikam,: zawisrajscy o4 suonnic wy1aznego druku ma dobrym pa
sierze. Kosztnje ty!ko 4 dolary. Dze}o to jest potrzebne kaidernu Po-
[skowi W Ansryce, ktdry tn ohraS sobie ten kaj "a druga oczyzne.
4szykie14 alzeiov~n! biznesowym w Ameryce Jest jezyk sngielski I
sea 4naion s& tago je7ykH ue mona tn prowodzlt iadnego lnteresu
sni IAN &rt so-34 " urzeloch, 1iuach It'd. Iu W Amery &c opr6os
efz>.tas. #@ l." ang;@aEego znajomcst innych jezyk6w jest zgoAa
oMl a.~ ~ oar@~ s~rgo jg~yAa; unis pc algelsku, wzs' @zie "
aei ~, + -"o&ja Mnnr}Cy rozndwi se interes ods-w Xo
a.1rp 9 t.m&z ME psynHie, @u 9 znaldzie D. 9 90
4lH !, "..s, ~ moe "a jk rad " haA Oh i be.
4egy[% n% .s~ + n:"liaej wyks~ia AaY ozowiek p u1u1ale W
So ~o. *".,a atasesis kaadeess te mieszkajseege tolaka
dia u,,a.v 4cr, g~%&U jest az s5ednik poskosAngi eEki cena
G6 centdu. ,rNela :. n":" nouzehnq jest Hssaka S I o W n K P OIL
/. K GA II q "2ek ii - s." strls hoFolskL albowlem " tym&e
ssovniA" wv, &"E. G macy polskis stowo W lezyku ang'eskim
shove ag ejsAis ~ >~zy { isasku poskin. Kazdy Jeden, st"y to
~ Ansry'e he" i"lost"@ &c @'n'eh mice sfoNnk ten W swoim Anmu
q ka°u, rg On ,DlnhuiA, czemics!nik, farmer, blzneNa, han llarzluh
s7s4lnSs to 'unc 10 !sw}o znn]downt sic pod reka. Cy kto checklist
sspsaesl" pasio!shu Inb enc, e przettutnaczyd ksazki Tub gazety
>rpelski5 Nv i9%yk i.#Ni ne uo&e obyt sic be- Stownika Posko
.Ang,elak : Angrr}sko- }'NsAieg" N'zka cenS tego dzsaa Jest tai
prxystepu % n%jnhnaszs zloHlek moe ie kupic.
Tray>-l j. "a no,r rere pc a jp!ary a kazdemu s3ownia
aatyun.rt.r ~1st4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18

ME wprawy / umie]etnosci.-
Weso}osc PREY codziennych
zajeciach, czerstwe zdrowie,
nigdy lch ME oostepowa}o.
Ztqd wniosek a raczej
pewnik = ktory ciagle pc.
wtarzany ME kazdemu
przypada do gustu, ME kaz-
demu wbija sic w panied o
to: re Bog stworzyl czlowle.
ka do ciaglej piracy PREY
niei Jest zdrowie i wesoios6
/ czyste sumienie i to mai
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The Portland daily press., 1893-04-06
THE PILGRIM FATHERS.
There Are Now 15,4s7 of them and They
Are Prospecting.

Boston. Arpil 5.-The annual session
of the Supreme Colony of the United
Order pf Pilgrim Fathers was held here
today, los colonies being represented by
some 200 delegates, Supreme Governor
John L. Bates presided. His annual re-
port showed the order larger, stronger
and more progressive than ever before.
The supreme secretary reported 14O
colonies with a present membership of
Is, 437, of which Maine has 1866.
Supreme Treasurer Bugbee reported
receipts for the benefit fund of 1921, O24;
payments, 1926, 200; receipts for the gen
eral fund, $4,000; payments $14, 1856.
These officers were elected and appoint
ed:
Supreme Governor-John L. Bates, Boston,
Supreme Lieutenant GOVERNOR. Albion
Briggs, Somerville.
Supreme Secretary-James E. Shepard, Law
renee.
Supreme Treasurer-Alb " Bugbee, Law
renee.
Supreme Chaplaln--Mrs. r. Fl. p Boles, Bos-
ton
Supreme Sergeant at Arms BENZ F. Badger,
Jr., Boston.
Deputy-George A. Huntoon, Concord N H.
Supreme Sentinel. Inner Gate-George L.
Warmer, Springfield
Supreme Sentinel, Outer Gate-George B. F.
MAXWELL Medford.