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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-11

FOL; SALE 80 Elegant full leatrcr Top
I'hao ous. with leather trimmings ana
slc'CG backs wor b $l01. SO F.dw. Lar
cndpq. corlcr FRANKLIN ayeAle and
Caroline stust. IL
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"ANTEll-Agenis: 81 daily 10 advcrtise
our goods bv delivering free 10 &C.,,
mouse hes toilet and laundry soaps ara
ss'l onl waterproof asbestos clav cooi.
~ wore pay every week Central Sup-
ply Co, Cincinnati, Ohio II
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LIFE INsURANcEsl2.o per ~ ~
81, The Bay State of Mass III "A
l&1. Losses paid S5,0po.01. Ake All
81. top contracts; notes tahvus "a
w. j. Minton. manager. Dal.e,I
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WANTEp-Position - collector: can give
dress 90, this office. IL
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REMIHGTuS typeW ritter Earr aims: No.
2 Tor 81. No :. So. No. g. $40. 40 e.
~. g, GOD efa 90. c2nal Ion ana we
change. Hupltor. II
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TIE Texas Express Company VIII sell ri
rhhllc auction 10 The highest bidders for
cash all unclaimed express matter. July
~. le|l. List can be seen al office. ~
l9anklin aveEue. q. A. Elioy. aEent. ~
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FOR SAIL Fgl leather Top bugRi-S
worth Yi5 fer $50. EGW Larendon, Ger
ner lgankhn ard Caroline stree. d
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erNEul IN relieved, ton aud fr1cIics
rI5s'Ufe't removed By Waplcs' VIEW,
Ntts'li. - cents rleafant ana fragrant.
,o"p,ts lrug store va Pp.slon, Hous.
---si.-nnE Ntau II
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AGENTS ,WANTED-Qulck seller: good
pay, can II. +. Kerr. 1o.ia Congress
avenue. -
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NANTED-Pos.tlon AT once as house girl
WITH nice family. Apply 7o2 Girau /
HAIFFA.
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A YOUNG lazy OF high stanaing and ann
.ty wants posiuon In some good COLLEGE.
% teach art Address ". l.. Falls
Wharton, Texas 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-11

FOR SALE-TIishest grade Stelnway
piano; almost good as new, at a great
sacrifice, II sold IN a few DAVIS, Can at
room 3. liisls Preston avenue. or address
10 Tits ufAcc u
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FOX SAi.E-An assortment or second.
hAnd betting, pLLeys. shafting hanCers
bipins, etc. Gall at the eusness oftce OK
Ihe root n
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Iason blee,bi uJAc, pianis,e, studio "A.
Tudiiacnty Of ,npeslai stteriion PAID to
sinarra y Desired. ins,ructioa 10 ,a-
1919 >, also advanced sEudents' IF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-11

SEEDS and plants Of every description,
Sorghum seed. kafhr ard Milo Maize
carry tho largest assortment OF hulk
seeds IN Texas Fruit baskets. boxes
and crates Of every descripi on Mt fac
tory price. Holloway Seed Co.. I,allas.
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HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED.
WANTED-A pro-fic9I r,r;....
shores or FOR WAGES: reierenp, - =.
- .A-1l - \. Is. Jones: Yoakum, Ia,
! WA%TED-At once, a iIrSf-ci5s: );
/ wright. must be- ilrst-ciass wor:rs.
other need apply. address o, a.,
Gust drummer, Calvert, Texas ny
/ WANTED--A blacksmith and wo,s,,
man. Address Wooten q Son i
! Texas. w. \
| G. u. HOUSE, printer, WI Is5;, !;
! Thing To his t-sr.e1i. los csontnousssy
one with W. J. Is. drawer / a
( WANTED-The Southwestern SAN,
Of Beaumont. Texas. wants ,br.. ],
end i've gentlemen III intellissos,
GOOD address, 10 reprcsent It's rs,
at ii!rcrent points in the SouthutS
stlollS pleasant profitable and "a
heni. only persons 0f talen; end u,
ter need apnlv.
WE CAN furnish positions for so,js
cara piers who use the ReminS;oo \
writer Texas Typewriter ExchA1s.
Ma street. phone 80.
STENvRAPHERS bookkseper,, 4
men. nr.iSGiSts. tee nets. desirN 4
lions. are invited - address "Ths 4
Business Bureau" ". Hpdn.s !
pr tor. Dallas. Texas.
WANTED-A b!ackt4oe comeiLs "a
eai-i also ldilY orson PLAYER e, d
Address Curative Medicine Co.. Cs.l
TeNas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bv Young a.
woman. experienced W houssr.i
cooking. German family prefars.
ply AZ Rev. Wm. Blasherg's, ae iSl
AGENTS and branch olanase':: %
or commission. Hunter Taslori1
-Sh'ri Co. Cincinnau. ohio.
j ISL NESS women "a travel for oli 8
Asn'd firm; pcrn1a rent: 50 per I'd
ana expenses. l.. box "a, ChiGe
WANTED-Ca ;holic man 10 traye. al
established house. must begin o. 4
salary. Address Catholic Truth. u
BOX 5eS, Chicago.
SALESMEN-slo0 weekly guaran.ess1
exclusive terr tory assigned goo: 4
Tor be- sale of the genuine ArsiH
rig Grating Machine for cooling rs.rd
ai't'S guaranteed - per cent Gag
tldn 'c7; Keeps por.s liable ardSs
a-tely; guaranteed iuiesirlIc;ibs; Il
u i - tt-r. .t'o' ou.s 49,
Than me- fS,. n,a4,,i,,,s nave oys
in u.s.: write 10 iay ana secure yeg !
ritory. beware OF worthless iniz1
Fuf iul' particulars ana our ~
y;estimoa.als from lHi!IilS us ,,sla,
:. du1TeSs Afctle helI'se'"-
- = N no ~. ~. ONO. -
AGENT WANTED in every towa: =
new goods: srll At sight; no eass
re- lu'f"l' LIBERAL terms wrIs "
~ oiilI Ion. Mt.ttii! M4nulesMI'
II Nhainoers street, sew loIA.
MEN AND WOMEN-To work fo.H1
or EVENING an fhair homes: pssl
wefk; 10 canyassins. experieaes
t'SAfN' we. pay salary sncioss
30E particulars. Sta1dAFG ME- ~
VI = Men'y-thiri street. Ne New ~
SALESNEN--For So pnc: irst1
confccfi ,nsrs ,ews ana cigar ~
buy Il. send stamp. YanHa c.
Randolph street. Chicago
" : N517I-T0 Nc17--S ~ very lo,,iiy, n
tr,ft aro,,.s IN ~ /, n fhe:r "a
ta:e to wr3+e ~. FOR ~ holesaie pa !
time every eve, I'll" line i' prte,,s the lowest
M = = !, = = -, u
" ~ T. Asents, 40 Per Hho .,sh, N
ISnsGS pa!d active men y .'sl,,,
~ ~ oy sample ON; s',ti''r re- A!.s
-, - . -. aus, Z
" ~ ia GOOD hla chsiIii' ~ - - ~
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CHEAP F'EED--New Texas oats furnish
81 Ia any lart of the country, carload
lots David Boax. Fort Worth. Texas II
FOR .SAL1E-sa ceres. crop. hogs ana 80
o.. Will trade fer smell hotel In live town
Address sidney Darweus Handley, Tex.u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-11

AT 8 SACRIFICE-Eaby carriage. nearly
rev, c0st SIS; s,ili sril for 81. large IMP
hath tub To- 81 ~. can at 2liG BIpzns. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-11

vp Ian,N slioEfHAND AND TYPE.
AL - SCHOOL. Mason Block. Miss
n,n,1,tr. harrer. prlaelnai. II Won arc
ya1 "' w. ana viii wora hard. We want
Win 10 'ahe business tra.n!ns courge
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PROFESSIONAL.

CLINE & CLINE, lawyers, aes ass
titles. Nous parlous FIancals va
French). Vie spre,hen De. pc. a.
speak GERMANY. l0i0is Consfcs,
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NANFED--To correspond with pastors
ana churches relative 10 holding revival
meetings l have been In the work !.
years; have credentials and good refer
enceS, Address Rev. c. II. Carter.
lInMth. TnNAA 1o
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AhtN lS-So weekly o. present free finest
toiiet SOAPS male 10 advertise goods
St,d sen contribution dipper, funnel ana
Cincinnati. OHIO N'' /,
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BOARD AND ROOM WASs

s. o. COTTON & BRO. FIRE IN
Agents and Adtusters. ~
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

FOuND--on Man street ons -.
bowed Epeciac!es and casas a~,e, solu-
nave same by calling at isls ciny , san
nue. ana proving property. "f,
Lost ,Lady's umbrella. somewhat worn.
curled end CT handle saved of ani a
Solc turkey CLAW substituted En.,as
drop postal 10 l6ie Dallas avenue Tor
f.Nard =,
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AGENIs-SS daily selling our neatly print
90 suinmed labels canned fruits, ie,l,.
s srlS preserves; send loc for sample hun.
einnau. ~ - ~,
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NNNTfIl-In llunirv. noSltIon al once
As collar ami cum starcher. win leav.
~ II transportation is furnished. AL
Nrees Slatcher. 100 RMsk aNnnlln 70
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SITUATION WANTED.

- -------------
cr-rro>- ~
sA1 I Ai1oN y" ANIkD,
| WANTE n Situation a ro~-er Or work L
/ 20 at'a1a restaurant. Address HI
! Nr''-''s' ocS-sn ! go !
mn around hous ana r4rien. can r.ye
| ~ Renee. itul.Te --Nl congress ATe. u
| " AN-rF-r,-<f-.,s,5 l,-? - -1-1i.- -, - = =
fa.er.Ha< At5.ess - tnj- os-,.e II
" N--1-r, r-s.,,,. -, -. -,
e1a<hs.r a- arv ki-r ~ ofS,e 49,, ~
Ae4-ass y. L.. ms ofacc. II
-. - =. - -
'e.''' " ~" ~ p ~ '-n4u oo!' va rs
Ill ~, ~ ~ -" II. ~
NANTED-Post,i57 ~ young man 30.
ke-er ana arsorE.a1 Hijr So N, o- III <
otfca -
SIM --r.->- =
= 4 a !S'N wa1tei ny steady, sob.r
rar-n or farm IS ais "a sod rrachlrtst'
-Aln:es-> ~ IRIS of1ce. y
BOY. l.. would IKE "a - = --,7i 177c ric-3.
~, l,re.-a,, IN. - III" a 'rA1e' Appiy.
49,, So; 80 coon Wai|s situation no
fse 0'' u N''S' NJ Ne''F' lhls o.,
WANTED -7577-I 7-7--7--777 - ,-,--z--
graduate or the sam I5ol1S,.fi az II =
and rave ha6 .cu. ear ey,.er,a,,,'. II,
teaching Add,sss Miss lf-,-,-.bre~
VeStneid. Teyas A''''4'''
- -, =
l-h- house,vcrk. : as =; 81 ~
to- ''''S =,
A-A%-rTT7 p -
tr'eAre IN ching room, position tn some
office. 80 II
V-AN-rT,TG- l.,-,,.,.-,, c.
.-'r1,Fr =. w.. IS fireman or e.
5osst -, ' ,".t,h 81 IN me gull
49, ~. -t'' eve references. A.
-. .+9 t''',e- II
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An S, make money easily selling Per
sena Gasltgh; burners: makes kero-
Sb,n,nsasn ps give brilliant gaslight: no
noin specialtles; samples free 10 work
cnn t,sTnisse.ion Mig. Co.. A. b. D., cln-
SS' u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-11

J. z \ -ltIIs HAAS fAt II NM - MIS-.
IDEAL Engines. National soilors. Lakon
Transformers. Electrical Const-iction
Repairing, supplies, Armature Rewinn.
Ing. The Barden-Shcets Electrical Con.
.iruellon company. 90 Preston avenue,
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HIGHE6T price paid fer rccoHd ham, |
furniture. stoves ana gents clothing a. |
tho haurYad Store. 7L9 Congress avenue, |
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- ~ - ~ sS-sss a-2i nj.
ro-r =, ,,-s,s-e family A., s.S.ss rs
KS oface
yr,l-%l- ,fAN 5-------S : ---ST,T--1 = s.,
experienced. .-1od 7e-ereucs>. oA1 3.
ey--- Aid@s-ss III. thls Office. j
( v-sN,--t--l -J,5ss-f,- a. -,---,.-,s' =
A.ea scal.oi a. professor r college; s4y.
~ ye-rs tyfe-5e-ce as practical teacher
= dress I--1cl5ss his d1tle. s.
wAssT=r-s. .s..5- t.,. v,.---e - 80.
clz-s COX ho,sl hea-i.a- hosse s..
| tia- tc.ls- cs-1r. .is, cens pastry
/ ooak. 1ce-n y=a-s experience; y c.tv
o- 51, Aks-s-ss ~ as .1ef.-e i,
! WANTED f,ezz-s5- ~. 49, - -.
r-f.-.-,ss. 1-.,-llss 55oss.-..-.-- a..
al ---.-s ssss..--.- sr-,ss IL :.
80
- 7-:----- -, - - =.
/ - - II -. ~.
-~ 80 -. 49,
- ,-if-.Ss ss- 80
! - ''f - ''-- '''
! .@'i'i-- o. -. - .2e4.H- F,3s so, :
| --.ss ~ 49, 80
! -. - y '-Y S-'4'-
= : - ~, = -------
"-AN1 Ed POS toa u =.hool OF IAN
- f..-'s..92 grsi'1h .s' we
~ SO. - =, = AZ '7@ss N
--- -------------
ALL AFRO NJ cook. baker ar5 uas-ry
COG ts--;-l wants = taa;on Town 81
c3l1t-y Aadr@sS y" his office u
WANTED is ..l,-s-.,- ~ .---f'.-3 $500 :
10 -uc1nhraaae ana - objection 70
Country. Atd--ss /. Ms os-f.e II
* r---7--,-, .-,t--, ,,
,,os.rt5.-- -. - = = y.
-s M7s. r. r. ;s gag S.- ,''.-'' . \ Il
UAN--E1,-A situation as 5.ri-~ ron,
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SPAN MULES. ncarly II hands. S years
obi ecnile. wcll matched, suitable for
noat or heavy hauling; Will also Work
,-iut1 u
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NIKE. OlDll 40 VIII tdka n nnniei nuro-
Der Of pupiis AZ lsl5 Milan street. Wnrk
Of .'lG dtifeivnr grades taught, bean
Monday. JWy r. asG. Ii
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0INGEBs-One or two first-class canary
birds raii or address, IN Pnsston ave
.us. CITY. l2
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iNpit SiLl.-F-ve head registered Jerseys,
ireeh ana Young no exchanges. Mrs.
j W Earret. l2la Main street. l3
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FOR gAI.I- Singer hroCGrr. 1Gl chick
size. ~ ire s.. enc Webster q ilauuun
green bone cutt~r, cost so. price -. ono
pcn tlack iteasted ilrd Game Bantams
cnelp. ). T.. WALTON. corner Washing
ton street and Bonrer avenue, ErGnncr
alIttiOn II
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FOR SALE Three very cho.Ce. young.
high grade Jersey cows. gentle and eN-
ira m.lkots: large butter yield; a bar
gain II sold soon. Farmer Alien" box
- Srhulcnburg, Texas. 10
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FOR SALE Cheap, restaurant and lunch
room: reason for selling, sickness. Nd
dress Mrs Harry Cones. Yoakum, TeN II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-11

! or Ii Tor sd, az har-ain, oce
lfeb1lI autlrratc. burg -rroof steel
Won't with Sar@-u- = Cre-ti-af triple
titneiOck a-t4cnment TIE v4ult is COM
n-r.e ~ every respect highly
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OWING 10 The Increasing demand Tor
choce meat. the surplus ~ rough meat
on hand VIII ln soll at reduced Prices,
I'ala.N Meat Market GO Main street. u
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TABLES. chichss,ef's Engrsh Peasyo,a PHI.
u - 20 ~. t,,ss arr The BEST. s:i' E.
fx Leo - ANS ~ Der,If,, N ali a. il,..r
Cnlchester Chemical 90. ThiIada, Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-15
LORD AND LADY ABERDEEN
Arrive at Haiiiax-They Give Reception
Monday Evening.

Halifax, n. s., June 14.-Lord and
Lady Aberdeen arrived here, this after
noon. AS the train entered the station
salutes were fired from the citadel and
I'll. NJ. S. Crescent. When their excel
lencies alighted from the train they
were met by Lieut. Gov. Admiral Frs
kline, General Montgomery Moore and
Mayor Stephen. Their excellence IS
were escorted TO the house where they
will remain as guests during their stay
pie of Halifax.
The National Council of Women Of
Canada, will be in session here all the
week. The first meeting will take place,
tomorrow. al which the following reso-
luton will be discussed:
That the National Council Of Women
of Canada requests utilization with the
International Council and appoint a rep
resentative in the place of their president
and another delegate to act on their be-
half at the forthcoming meeting of the
executive and committee of arrangements
to be held in London in July. 1897. The
National Council further desires 10 give
full power to these representatives 10
vote as they may deem eXpedient for the
interests of the Women 5 Council move
ments in any place that may be brought
forward for reorganizing or adapting the
international Council to present circum-
stances and needs.
Miss May Wright Sewall of Indianapo-
lis Ind. is a fraternal delegate from the
United States 10 the meeting. Miss
Sewan holds number of official posi-
tons among others the vice presidency
Women of which the Countess of Aber-
deem is the president.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-15
BITS OF MAINE NEWS.

Among the towns which will celebrate
independence day are PittsfieId, Wilton
and Gouusboro
About five miles of poles have already
been set for the telephone line from Car
ibou to New Sweden.
The annual meeting of the Maine
Pharmacy Association will be held In
Portland. July and s.
Hon. William l.. Putnam of Portland
has been invited to deliver the Grafton at
Baths 50th anniversary celebration. July
5. '
Lieut.. Col. II. F. Noyes. al u. 8. cav
airy. recently promoted to the cOlonelcy
of the 9Th u. s. cavalry. was born In Bel
fast in 1889, and spent his boyhood there
When his uncle, Joseph s. Noyes was ap-
pointed postmaster of Belfast by Presl-
dent Pierce. Henry went into the office
as clerk. Later he went to West Point.
and graduated about the beginning OF
the Civil war. through which he served
with distinction.
When Maine was made state in 1920
Massachusetts gave the new state a part
of her military accoutrements. among
which were muskets and canteens which
had seen service in the Revolutionary
war. This material continued In the
State arsenals at Portland and Bangor
until 1863 or 1869, when the most Of IL
was sod. The Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution are trying to collect some
OF these historic treasures. The chill
dren's society In Lewiston and Auburn
has Just been given a hat that served az
target to British bullets in rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-15
FOOT BALL At Bowoo,N.
Very Satisfactory Schedule for the 'varsit,
Eleven Next Fall.

Brunswick, June 14-tSpeciaD. Mana
ger Stephen f. Young of the Bowdoin
Football Association. has completed his
schedule for the season of 1897, and it is
an exceptionally good one. OF the nine
games scheduled, four will be played in
Brunswick. The season will open, Oct. :.
with a game with Bates at brunswick.
Two games will be played with Colby.
one at Waterville and the other at Bruins
wick. Thus far the management has
b cen unable to come to satisfactory
terms with regard to a game with the
University of Maine and just what the
outcome Will be is a matter OF uiieei-
tainty.
For the first time in many years. the
Eowdoin eleven will play the Harvard
Varsity. and already much interest Is
SHOWN in regard to the probab pie result
OF the contest Bowdoin expects to sup
port an unusually good football team
next season, for comparatively few OF
last years eleven will graduate this year,
and several players. prominent IN inter
scholastic football. will enter in the fall.
The schedule for next season is as ioi-
lows:
oct. 2-,Bowdoin VS.. Bates. at Bruins
wick.
Oct G-Bowdoin VS.. Harvard. at Cam
bridge.
Oct 9-Open.
oct. l3-Bowdoin VS.. Exeter. at Exeter.
Oct 16-Bowdoin VS.. TUFTS, at Bruins
Oct. 23-Bowdoin VS. Dartmouth, at
Hanover.
Oct 30-Bowdon VS.. Massachusetts IN
stitute of Technology. at Brunswick
Nov. 3-Bowdoin vs. Colby, at water
vile.
Nov 6-Bowdoin vs.. TUFTS, at college,
Hll.
Nov l0--Open.
Nov 13-Bowdoin vs.. Colby, AT Bruins
wick
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Church and Pastor.

| Eleven persons We're baptized recently
| at Littleton by Rev. n. Miller.
| The Universalist church at Dover will
probably be dedicated June "a.
| Rev. II. Y. vinal has closed his services
| with the fremont Baptist church, South
l west Harbor.
| Rev. A. r.. Macdougall has resigned the
pastorate of the Baptist church at Mon
| tague and iHowland
The South Franklin Sunday school
| conference will be held at Shorey chapel,
Aliens Mills, June %
Eight persons were baptized and three
received by letter into the Baptist church
at Washburn recently.
At a recent meeting the Advent So
| ciety IF Old Orchard voted to put the
church in charge of the pastor.
The Free Baptist Society at Saoattus
has engaged Rev. Mr.. Pierson of Bates
College, as pastor of the church.
The annual session of the Waldo county
Christian Endeavor Union will meet with
the society in Liberty. Friday. July I'd.
The meeting of the Portland District
Ministerial Association will be held in
the Methodist church in Saco June - and
%.
Rev. Peter f. Bradley. assistant pastor
of ST. Mary's Catholic church. <Biddeford.
has been assigned to the parish at Lis
bon.
Rev. f. s. Drew has rendered his resig-
nation to the First Baptist church. Sedg-
wick. To take effect the last Sunday in
August.
The North Congregational church of
South Portland has extended call to the
Rev. Mr.. Lawton of Yarmouth to be-
come the pastor.
Rev Thomas Kinney has closed Ms
pastorate with the church at South Do
Yer. He is to preach at Bowdoinhim
the coming year.
10 I
Lewiston district will meet with the
leasue at Lisbon "Wednesday and Thurs
day. June 2Sd and oath
~, a., A., ,,., NJ,
at Freepori. organized. with Miss Pack
ard the Baptist women of Maine for
their home mission work.
D., w c. h,,, ,o,,,, a.. 90,
me-, :" ~ ~ SIN h, ,as sesis ien tn1 pa
to' 49,, -, .ie ~ a. ooutu ~
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Maine Educational News.

William Brooks OF Norway. has taught
119 terms of school.
Bath is figuring on paying out $3.50 for
new school books next year.
The graduates of the upper grammar
school. Belfast. will receive diplomas.
this year.
The sixth annual reunion of the Bath
High School Alumni Association will BE-
held June 81.
Ripley has 1G5 persons of school age.
The attendance at the five summer
schools is l02
The school in the Moore's Mill district
Canaan. is discontinued until August on
account of the measles.
The annual reunion of Bridgton acad-
envy alumni will take place at North
Bridgton, June l6 and H.
Junus Roberts of East Newport Bates
'&. has been elected principal of the
Monson Academy for the ensuing year.
Five library buildings in Maine that
have been built but few years need to
be enlarged to accommodate the books.
The alumni association of Lincoln acad-
envy, Waldoboro. will hold a reunion at
the time of the graduation exercises,
June 49,
c. F. Leadbeter of Wayne, has been
reelected as principal of the city high
school, Berlin. N. H.. for the ensuing
year at a salary of $ll00.
The young people of Pond road district
Newcastle. are holding entertainments
for the purpose of raising money To buy
flag for the new schoolhouse.
Miss Emma f. Emerson of Wakefield
Mass, graduate of Smith college and
Northwestern University. has been elect
ed an assistant in the Edward Little high
scnool Auburn.
Principal Edward j. Goodwin of the
high school at Newton. Mass. a native
of York. has been elected principal of the
mixed high school in New York City at
a salary of 5000 per annum.
One day recently the school boys of
Blaine. went into the woods and cut
fine flag pole and set it up in front of the
school building. They had formerly pur-
chased a fine flag. and look with pride
upon it now as it floats from the top of
their fine staff.
Invitations to the members of the class
of a. Portland high school. from the
secretary, II. w. Noyes. on the occasion
of the celebration of the silver anniver-
sary of their graduation. have been is
sued. II will take place at Riverton.
Wednesday afternoon and evening, June
80. 81.
The last rare bird reported by the
class in ornithology Of the Gardiner high
school was the American lcr9sbill loxia
curvirostra minor. seen the other morn
ing on the common in that city. There
was large flock of them and they
stayed around long time and were very
tame. None have been seen before since
the spring of 1894.
The Bath Free kindergarten Associa-
ton will open the kindergarten doors to
all children in the city of specified age
next fall. The success of the kindergar-
ten the past year fully warrants increas-
ing its usefulness. The school board
contributes SO yearly for three years in
aid of the school. The kindergarten. al
though only year old. Is already an es-
tablished institution in Bath.