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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28

THE CREAMERY.
Work Commenced on the Building
This Week.

w Ork COni1nenCeu on 'ht huiiNihfS
This Week.
Work on the building for the creamery
which was commenced last week, has
been interrupted in getting out the lum-
Der for it. The brick piers have been
built, and as soon as the lumber is ready
the work will be pushed rapidly. Austin
NJ Foster is doing the work.
The creamery will be located on
Church street. Mr.. Gordon, after looking
at several pieces Of property, purchased
of W. F. Emerson the lot known as the
''tannery lot" west of the Union shoe
factory = At this location he secures the
excellent drainage afforded by the brook
which flows through the property to the
river
The building will I've thirty feet wide
by sixty feet deep, and one and one-half
stories high, with an extension fifteen
by twenty feet on the west side for
boiler and engine-room. The creamery
will use steam power. In the front of the
main building Will be the offices, and in
the rear Il cold storage room.
A driveway will be built about the
building, giving access to the building
through a door on the eastern side.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
Coming Events

Hancock hall, Easter Monday, April 10,
concert and ball under the auspices of
City hose No. 2.
Hancock hall, April and 9, II. Price
Webber and the Boston Comedy Co.,
under the management of Arthur II.
Grant.
Thursday, April 4, 73o p. M, Congrega-
tional vestry, Mrs. Charles Woodman, OF
Bangor, free lecture on the education OF
the young.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
Embellishments.
4 GOOD PICTURE

Of happiness is the person
who has invested in one Of
the bargains we are now offer
ing. We must close out the
balance Of our stock at once,
and in order to do so, we will
sell you anything from our
stock at cost and many things
far below cost.
1t is our duty to be happy,
and it should be our happi-
ness to do our duty. You
can do your duty in looking
over our stock, and in the
purchase of some article OF
use to You Try it and sec
the happy effect it viii have.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
MOTTO r.

The undersigned will receive bids for collect.
ing cream on the following routes, from The
time the creamery commences operation. about
April l5 until Dec. 81, 1898. All bids to be
made by the trip.
The cream will be collected three times per
week duri$s May, June, July and August, and
twice week for the remaining eight months.
The right will be reserved to reject any and all
bids Bids will be opened on or before -4prii
s. 1898.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28


The commercial school will close Friday.
|. L. Iaman is in Cherrytield on
business.
John II. Stone, of Bangor, was in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Lord, of Orland, is visiting
relatives in this city
Mrs Charles Lord and Miss Della Hop
kns are visiting in Boston.
There will be Il social dance at Belts
hall this (fhursday1 evening.
Representative II. p. Grindle, of Blue
hill, was in Ellsworth Friday.
Miss McGouldrick, of Gouldsboro, is
visiting friends in Ellsworth.
Miss Hannah Holmes returned Friday
from visit in Belfast and Boston.
The W. c. T. I. will meet with Mrs.
NJ. b, Perry, March 2s, at 30 p. m.
Supervisor of Schools G. G.. Freeman,
of Cherryteld, was in the city saturday.
Tax Collector J. II. Higgins has moved
his office to rooms over J. \. McGown' 5
store.
Mrs. y. H. Higgins, wife of exMayor
Higgins, is at Trenton with her sister,
who is ill.,
The date OF the fair to be given by the
Kings Daughters has been fixed As Wed
nesday, May /.
Miss Della NJ. Varney, OF Bangor, has
been visiting Joseph Wardwell and
family, of this city.
Harry Rogers, who has been employed
in the shoe factory at Springvale, re-
turned home last week.
Charles p. Halpin returned to Ellsworth
Tuesday night, and will accept his former
position in the Enterprise office.
Rev. W. W. Ogier, presiding elder OF
the Rockland district, was the guest OF
Rev. l. IL. w. w harff Wednesday of this
! week.
Mrs Barlow Hall was called to Belfast
last weeek by the illness of her mother
Mrs. Meek, which terminated in death
Friday,
The newly appointed janitor of Hancock
hall, Charles |. Welch, has been doing his
spring house-eleaning and doing it thor
oughly.
Mrs. George Cunningham returned last
Saturday from Bucksport where she has
been visiting her son, Judge o. p. Cum
ningham.
Rev. j. T. Crosby, of Brewer, formerly
located here. occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist church last Sunday morning
and evening.
Ellsworths proportion of the county
tax for the current year has been reduced
92o Last year it was 23,21s.60; this
year it is 3, 2,s39 40.
There will be a meeting of the Ellsworth h
loan and building association at The office
of he First national bank, next Monday
evening, at 80.
Repairs are being made to the walks
and about the county buildings The
stone steps at front and side will also
be repaired later The Jail stable is to be
repainted.
Deputy-SherlH j. T. eastman was
thrown from a sleigh last Friday, striking
on his hip He was thought 10 be badly
injured, but his bruises proved not to be
serious. He was out on Saturday.
The Royal Arcannm entertained large
mum Der OF its friends at social dance at
Manning hall last Thursday evening
About fifty couples participated, and
passed most enjoyable evening. Messrs.
Monagh han and Kelley furnished accept
able music.
The members OF hose company No.
are sparing no pains to make their con
cert and ball, which will take place on
Easter Monday, April 10, success. An
excellent programme has been arranged
for the concert, which will include music
by Monaghan's orchestra, singing by NJ lss
{. -. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK.

A. II. Norris Dry Goods.
NJ. Gallert-Dry goods.
s. 7. Stockbridge-Mee of the Great Pond
and Bog River Dam Co.
$. z Stockbridge-M Meeting of the Union River
Boom Co.
Boston and Bangor Steamship Co.-Spring
Arrangement.
Exec. notcc-Est. Milton j. Wilbur.
Probate notice-Est. Edward 7. Steel.
c. l.. Morang-B Bargain sale.
James A. Robinson Son-Clothing.
DIR. &. S. lIagerthy-Dentist.
Admr notice-Est. Martha S. Haynes.
q. Il. Burnham-Shoes for sale.
John C.. Gordon-Cows for sale.
g. Z. Dutton, c. H. DEMONSTRATING busi
ness for sale.
SURRY, Me:
w s. Greene-Farm for sale.
FREMONT, ME-.
John 7. X. Freeman-Treasurers notice.
SWANS ISLAND:
Stinson IIooper-Sae of real estate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
Church Notes.

The subject for the peoples service at
the Congregational church next Sunday
evening will be clam the Way, the Truth,
and the Life" All are welcome.
Easter, April II, will be observed as
usual at the Congregational church by
Easter music in the morning by a chorus
choir, and an Easter sermon. In the
evening the Sunday school will give an
Easter concert, at which the pastor Will
make an address appropriate to the day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28

The libraries of Harvard university
contain the photograph Of every grad
uate OF that institution since 1852, maxi
ing gallery of over 5000 pictures.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28
Loan and Building Association.

The Ellsworth loan and building asso-
cation issues circular containing the
follow ing report:
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
HOSPITAL KUST PAY TAXES.

A Final Decree Handed Down BY Judge
Clayton and All Back LsvIss Must Bo
Paid
MEDIA. Nov. 5.-Iudge Clayton made
6nal decree yesterday In the mi ianotlon
proceedings brought by the contributors
Of the Peaneylvsnia Hospital sgAlnst
the county Of Delaware TO restrain the
latter from collecting taxes on certalH
farm land and buildings In Newton
township IL was claimed by the hospi-
tai managers that the property came
under the head OF that used for ohari
table purposes, and was. therefore.
exempt oy law from tsxasloa.
The Pennsy ylvania Hospital has feversl
hundred acres OF md, four farms In all,
in Nowtown township. and 3 large build
ing where patients are kept and cared
for Judge Clay ton, eeme time ago,
rendered decision against the hospital,
d. said the hospital buildings and the
lands adjacent to IL alone could be
exempt from taxation. BE said It would
bankrupt the county to allow the big
Institutions Of Philadelphia to come out
iRto Delaware county, buy the BEST
farms, and then compel the owners Of
remaining property TO pay all the taxes
Tue matter hss bsen In litigation by
Injunction and other proceedings since
the hospital managers bought some 300
acres, In 1888. The tax nov due on this
propsrty and buildings to the county
and township for seven yeArsis 81 $40 90
and the decree made By the court ordered
the payment OF this sum by the hospital
managers TO the proper parties.
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
INCIDENT. af the par.

There was a largely attended mlssion.
airy meeting at the N. e parsonage last
night.
Mrs w. A. vlckery, who is under
roinR q course OF treatment Mt a Phils
delphia hospual has had dlHlcult
operation performed and is now rapidly
recovering
County Assessor John Sheridan Is
now the happlsst father In town.
Next Saturdays football game will be
with the Park Athletic Club. Of Will
minEton. Then comes the Rockford
game. Chester High School will follow,
and the WILMINGTON Bicycle Club game
will close the season.
GO to Truitts on Delaware St. for home
made candies.
Two prisoners engaged In fight on
the 2 90 train from Wilmington yester
day, but we're soon suppressed by the
officers and Constable Fleming
a re union Of the Columbis Athletic
Club members will be held next Monday
evening In the Opera House and q con
mittes Of the Board Of Dlreators was ap
pointed last night to arrange for It.
Painters are changing the appearances
Of the jefferson House inside and out by
liberal coats Of different colors
A cargo Of grain arrived from Dsnney =
landing yesterday on the Thomas J..
Clayton.
City Councilman Francis Pagan, for
many years employed as a foreman 10
the dye house At the New Castle Woolen
Mills has reeignei to engage In business
else where Mr. Pagan has several good
positions offered him.
Go 10 TRUTHS for fine oysters. 25 & 30 per qt.
A special choir rehearsal was held At
the NJ E Church last night with most
gratifying results. About twenty f We
singers attended and among the selec
tions rehearsed was the "Gloria" chorus
from Mozart's Twelfth Mass. The aug
mented choir will rehearse again on
Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
TELEGRAPHIc TICKS.

Tho Mississippi river steamer Joe Pc
ters was sunk near Robinsonville, Miss.
Albert England, who broke into a store
and stole Se5 at Wynne, Ark, was lynch
ed by a mob
President Cleveland issued a proclama-
tion designating Thursday, Nov. 2s, as
Thanksgiving day.
Tho United States secretary Of the treas
ury received conscience contribution OF
S27 in letter postmarked Baltimore.
NJ Philippe Athanasa Cucheval- Clarig-
ny, thewell known French journalist and
member of the institute died in Paris. 4
Lieutenants ID. l. Wilson, n. J. Halpine,
Houston EldredRs and Chief Engineer r.
A. Magee were placed on the retired list
OF the navy.
Countess Marie, widow Of the fourteenth
earl Of Caithness, died in London. She
was created Duchess Of Pomar by Pope
Leo III IN 1879.
United States Minister Terrell, at Con-
stantinople, obtained from the porte a
repetition OF the instructions given 20 the
governor Of Bitlis, Armenia. to protect
the American missionaries at that place
and regards their safety as now assured.
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
AN ELECTION MIDDLE.
Legal Complications In the Placing OF Poil-
Ing Booths In Now Jersey.

Legal Complications In the Placing of PoiI-
Ing Booths In Now Jersey.
CAMDEN, n. j., Nov. 5.-rho Camden
county Democratic executive committee
yesterday afternoon served mnndamus
on City Clerk Il. p. Varney, citing him to
appear before Supreme Court Justice Gar
rson TO show cause why the voting booths
erected in front of buildings designated as
polling places should not be declared He
gal.
Justice Garrison stated that unless both
sides could agree Co the hearing he could
not sit In tho case City Clerk Varney re.
ferred 20 this, and the court stated that It
had nothing before 1t. Richard Ridge
way, counsel for the Democrats, stated
that the votes cast outside Of the buildings
designated as polling places would be con-
tested
meeting Of the county Republican ex-
ecutivc committee was then called and it
was decided to plnoe the voting booths in
side Of the buildings advertised Word
of this action on the part Of the Demo-
Gratis was telographed TO all sections Of the
Qfufn
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
DELGEARE CIIyS ". c. 7. U.
Meeting Held at mrs. Hutch
inson's Homo Last Night-Funsral OF
oliver O. HfRglns-A Runaway.

InterehtinR Meeting heid AT MRS. nuton-
inson's Homo Last Ntght-Funsral Of
Oliver O. HiRglns-A Runaway.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, Nov. 5.-The regular
monthly nesting Of the w. Q. 7 U +,
was held last evening at the homo OF
Mrs. George w Hutchinsop. A ter the
singing OF hymn. Mrs J. Edwin Amos
led In prayer, followed by residing
minutes of last meeting and roll call
90 taking up the evsngelistlc work Mrs
Amos resigned as superintendent Of
that department. and It was
decided 10 drop that work at present
Mothers meetings were then discussed
and a motion WAS carried that such a
meeting should be held next Tuesday at
2 o'clock at the home OF Miss Matte
Janvi.r Mrs J e. Amos was chosen as
leader of the meeting Mrs Brewer,
Mrs. Jester and Mrs Liun were appointed
conmttee to reorganizs the l.. yal
Temperance Legion next Friday At 4
o'clock In the Assembly Hall Mrs
Amos read the revolutions petltioniDg
the Legislature for an appropriation for
inebriAtes which were accepted. Mrs J
d. Brewer gave an interest
lOV lhlK on luc 4NhNlOnhl Ouu
vention held In Baltimore last month
Al d Mrs Brewer, Mis- Willlsm jos OF
And Mrs Hemphill we're appointed 8
visiting committee TIE social program
was taken up which consisted Of an
essay, 1T fnence." by Mrs Frank Jester.
a duet by Miss RettR Burnite ard Mrs
Linn, recitation by Miss Edith VsnK kick.
aud solos by Mrs. Linn and Mrs. Frank
Jester Those present were then in
vited to the dining room where coffee.
cake and fruit were served.
Mr.. and Mrs l. George VAndeRrlft,
OF near Port Penn, came Ia town this
morning and stopped at the Misses Jan
vier. While hsnding Mrs Vandegrift In
the carriage the horse became frightened
and started to run. The animal con
tlnued ruuning til near the old factory
corner where Mrs Vandegrlft turned him
into the fence where he stood until Mr..
Vaudegrlft arrived.
Maud the seven year old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs John Aufree, died this
morning at o'clock, of Group
Oliver Q Higgins OF Philadelphia. but
well known la Delaware City, died at his
home yesterday. His remains we're
brought here last evening on tho .33
train The funeral ser sicss took place TO
day at the home Of his sister. Mrs Frank
Schunder lnterment WAS made In St.
Georges cemetery
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
DISTINGUISHED BISHOPS COMING.

Prominent Episcopal Clergy Will Arrive
Tomorrow to visit the Missionary
MeetiDgs-Ths Quests OF Bishop Cole
man.
A. Trinity Church to morrow night an
important missionary meeting will bs
bald ~ proceeding the annual meeting
OF the Women's Auxiliary OF the diocese
Among the speakers will be Raw A o
Garrett, bishop OF Northern Texas,
q celehrated and eloquent sPcSkar DR.
john B Briggs, a native Of Delaware,
VINO went from this atste into the very
heart Of Alafks over five years ago. will
also speak. telling of his travels and
thilliug experiences
The .Women's Auxiliary meeting will
be beld on Thursday at Od Swedes
Church and this promises to be one OF
the most in,e resting church events OF
the month The addresses. then. will be
by Bishop Talbot, of Wyoming and
Idaho. aud By Bishop Wells, Of Spokane.
Rev II NJ Forester. Of Mexico, may
also BE- present aud speak
Bishops Garrett aud Wells will arrive
IN this city Tomorrow aud Bishop Tai
bot will arrive on Thursday moraing
DR. Briggs and Mr. Francis will also
rench here TO morrow and will be- the
guests Of Bishop Coleman, at Bishop
stead
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
THg OWL ATE The CANARY
And Was Banishsd From the Clayton
House for Bis Orime-The Sad Fate OF
an Erstwhlle Favorite.

And Was Banishsd From the Clay ton
House for Bis Crime-The Sad Fate OF
an Erstwhne Favorite.
The Clayton House lost boerder last
evening, one with which all the other
boardsrs were very familiar aud with
whom he WAS q general favorite. He
was GENT into exile on very serious
charge. that OF murder and cRnnibAl-
lam The story Of hIs fall from grace is
a sad one and there are traces OF tears II
Manager Willis's voice as he relates 1t.
Last Friday evening the stranger
introduced himself TO Harry p. Willis
As that gentleman was changing his
attire ia bis room something soft and
fnfy brushed past his face and fsw 10
n perch on the wardrobe. Harry sum
moned his father and between thsm
they captured the intruder. which proved
TO be diminutive specimen OF the genus
Ssrlgid@ II owlsbip WAS given home
In a cage aud 5000 b, ime domesticated.
Bis fsvorts place WAS on a table Ia
the resdipg room whore be would sit
and look wise. He had the run OF the
house and WAS welcome visitor TO all
the rooms, whore he frequently called
Yesterday morning he made q call on
Mrs Alexander Ewes. aud not fading
her In, proceeded to make himself at
home. After examining number Of
articles lying on the bureau HE
attention was attrac ed TO canary
hanging In it's gilded cage In
the window, and the idea OF nice lunch
struck bin To think was to act, aud in
few minutes the songster and Ulus
minor we're In CONJUNCTION When Mrs
Ewes returned the owl sat on the top Of
the mirror covered with canary feathers
wisely blinking bnt saying nothing
Later on Clerk Winks after declaring
the offender guilty Of the crime, disposed
OF him. to one OF the drivers OF the
Wilmington Transfer Company for =
psltry half dollar and hs will eat mice
hereafter in place OF canvas back duck
and canary birds.
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
LonI. stern Grnnted a slar.

BERLIN Nov. 5.-Nir. Louis Stern OF
Now York, who was sentenced to two
wooks' imprisonment and to pny a tlno Of
600 marks for insulting Baron Won Thuen-
Ron, deputy commissioner of the Spa at
Kissengen, Bavaria and who was relensed
on so, 600 marks bail, has been granted a
stay OF execution for a month, It being
understood that at the expiration Of that
timo he intends TO present himself to the
authorities in order to undergo his term
of imprisonment
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
HAM BURGERS,
HAM BO RGERS,
HAMBURGERS,
BUSY
BUSY
BUSY

This big tore ia the centre Of the
city's clothing activity. II Is the pen
atty Of doing things well to be kept
busy-crowded We like IL. IL helps
toward better and better service. We
are away ahead of any former year in
sales OF suits and ovoicpats and, In
fact, OF every thing wefe But the
handsome garments are still pouring
In from the workrooms st such rate
that we hardly know what to do with
them and to-day we offer you twenty.
twenty five, thirty and thirty-6ve
dollsr garments from 50 to $40 under
prlce-you who appreciate and can
sfford high class spparel, from dress
suits to walking and business suits,
can't afford 20 miss inspecting these
goods. Our clothing Is practically
hand made, hand shaped and hand
finished the lower grades even styl
ishly cut. reliably made and baud
somely shaped and finished. Back Of
It all is forry years Of experience and
conscietious service
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
Paraonnl Erants.

Lawyer Samuel c. Guthrie has re-
covered from his late illness and is able
to be about again.
Captain ]. K Phillips and wife have
gone TO Slill Pond, Nd, on fortnight's
vacation. Thomas Wise is now at
the railroad station 80 day ticket agent
Clarence Cochran has gone TO Middle
town to spend a weeks vacation among
relatives there.
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
Foraat FIroa in CaroIine.

GREEEtEoRousH, Nd, Nov. -Ex
tensivs forest hres have done much dam
age Ia tho upper part OF Caroline county.
Dwellings and barns in several instancel
we're threatened. and Il was only by
heroic Efforts that they were saved. AT
HENDERSON, about eight miles north OF
Greensborough, the people we're com
pelled TO turn out ia full force In order 10
save the town aud property from destruc
tlon. The most OF the damage Is due tc
long drought. which prevailed for several
months. The earth became dry and the
leaves were easily ignited.
Evening journal., 1895-11-05

Henry Wilson, the postmaster at Welsh.
ton Florida, says he cured case Of disr-
rhet OF long standing in six hours, with
one small bottle OF Cham berlsin's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrb@H Remedy. What a
pleasant surprise that must have been to
the sufferer Such cures arc not unusual
with this remedy Ia many instances only
one or two doses ere required to give per
manent relief IL can always be depended
upon When reduced with water II Is
pleasant TO take For sale by z. James Belt,
druggist, corner Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
An EnoyoIopmdIa for ae eb

Only few copies left of Rand Nc
Nally 4 Co, 3 Encyclopedia and Gszsteer,
which will be disposed Of at 81 25-which
Is barely the cost Of msnufGcture. This
Is work Of 800 pages and is q condensR.
tion Of the Encyclopedias Britannica,
Chambers's Encyclopedia, etc, with the
addition Of much original matter treating
OF American subjects. II contains eighty
colored maps and 1000 engravings and is
the cheapest work ever offered in this
city. Apply for one At the EVENING
JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
Aetre.. Rnehel cnntor pend.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov 5. Mrs.
Rachel Cantor, aged SO years, died at tho
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. Lille
Wilkinson, In this city. She was a we'll
known actress and for many years resi-
dent OF the Forrest Home For Actors at
PHILADELPHIA.
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
Mrs. Colt Borlna Proceedings.

Providence Nov 5.--A notice has
beon served on Colonel Colt by Mrs. Colts
attorneys to the effect that they will go Ia
New York on Nov 8 to take the affidavit
OF Mr.. Gray, proprietor of Gray's inn,
jackson, n. II. Mr.. Gray is going to Flor
ida for the winter on Nov. 8, which &C
counts for the haste in opening the case.
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
Adintnnt General Appointed.

PROVIDENCE Nov. 5-Frederick W.
Saokett has been appointed adjutant gen
eral by Governor Lippitt 20 succeed Gen
eral Hunter c. White, appointed last
week. resigned. General Sackett was a
member Of Company ID, First Rhode Is
land regiment, and was one Of the first
Volunteers in the civil war.
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
It'saG Good Iden

To make your wares do little OF their
own talking That Is what our shoe are
q ing, talking quality. talking prics-the
fret the highest, the second the lowest.
The place Is Forman's. No. 10 East Fourth
street, between Market and King.
Evening journal., 1895-11-05

Ths Ward Line steamer Jamaica Is
at Rosch's shipyard, Chester, having
some joiner work done and the decks
csulked She came there from New
York snd rs soon - she reached the
yard wofkmen swsrmed aboard her and
worked like beavers. The owners are
anxious to have her put to sea a. soon as
possible and this explains the haste with
which every ythinR Is being done She
has a cargo OF coal aboard for the West
Indies, but rumor has II that under the
coal is a cargo OF arms SO for the CubAns
A Chester reporter thinks be has dis
covered this fact ana eagerly proclsims
II, at the same time expressing his wish
that she may have = safe voyage
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
ND Nnu nInrcnn nnnk Mhnrf-

The Pennsylvania Quarantine Board
has awarded the contract for a wharf
| 50x50, and an s foot vide tTamway Of
400 feet, at Marcus Hook. 20 Frank
Lonville The bid WAS $1.170 for the
wharf and 81 80 per llneal foot for the
i tramWaV
Evening journal., 1895-11-05
Knirhtr 20 Epjoy ynemoLer.

Charles Hayward, one OF tha leading
members Of the Knights Of St. John and
Malta. will be the speaker at the
smoker given by Morlel Encsmpment at
its hall at Fifth and Market streets. this
evening.