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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27
Ancient Ord err of Foreaters

Last Wednesday Sub High Chief Ranger
Boehm paid an official visit TO Court Star of
the Mission.
r. n. McLennan is still in the southern part
of the State. Last week he organized a court
at Elsinore.
The several local courts are preparing for the
install alton of their officers.
Sub High Chief Ranger Boehm announces
the following visits: July 1, Court Bourne
mouth; July 6, Court Onward; July 2, Court
Star of the Mission; and July 8, Court Occi-
dental.
Court Seaside was organized at Oceanside.
San Diego County, by NJ. p. Light on the 18th
inst. and the following are the officers: John
Griffin, p. c, R.; o. w. Cranz, c. r. w. n. Nc
Crea, S. C. R.; George Mckay. T.; Z. B. Schuy-
Ter, +. s.. Charles b. Howard, r. S. (; william
Wolf. S. W; George Holman, J. W; J. f..
Meyers. S. B.; W. w. Johnson, J. B.; G. A.
Norman, MD, physician; w. b. Couts, W.
Pickle and B. Hubert trustees.
Court Mount Olympus has been instituted at
Port Townsend By High Chief Ranger Dr. E
G. Case and Grand Treasurer G. w. Lunt, with
thirty charter mem bers.
Last Tuesday Sub High Chief Ranger Boehm,
Past High CHIEF Ranger McNulty, Past High
Court Treasurer Henderson and Permanent
Secretary Falconer paid a visit to Court Mount
Diablo. at Antioch. There was a large meet
ing, the visitors were cordially welcom ed and
after the close of business they were invited
to a banquet gotten up in their honor
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Rae; treasurer, C. H. Trevathan; marshal, c.
+. Decker: trustee, w. w. Decker.
Courtlaud No. log of Sacramento County will
install he following officers st its next meet
ing: President. }. L. Green; first v1ce-presi-
dent, William Foster; second vice-president,
John Cook; third vice-president, W. A John
ston; secretary, c. Z. Hollister; treasurer
William Galloway; financial secretary, E E.
Burpell: outside seutinel, William Thesay /;
inside sentinel, Robert Thisby. Past presi-
dent, +. S. Brooks; president. G. B. Mcmahon
first vice president, J. +. Rodgers; second
vlce-president, J. J. Brown; treasurer, J. J.
Mcmahon; financial secretary, 6. J. Griffin
recording secretary, GustaYe Weiss; trustee,
A. E. Dunkel; surgeon, DR.. ]. B. Tennent.
This parlor is located at Martinez and for the
number OF mem bers ii has on its roll is one
OF the strongest interior parlors in the order,
! having 5000 90 in the treasury.
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Order of Chosen Friends.

Evans Council has elected the following
named as officers for the ensuing term: J. c.
Irvine, councillor; Miss Litzius, vice-councilor
W. n. Brunt instructor; Mrs. c. r. Sain, secre-
tary fifteenth term); ". n. Brunt, treasurer
Z. E. Chessmsn, marshal; Miss Nettie Sweeney,
warden; Mrs Emma Packer, guardian; Mrs.
Ellen Murray, sentinel; Miss Z. Bryan, organ
ist These officers will be publicly installed.
The initiatory team initiated four Candi'
dates for Social Council last Thursday.
Eveline Council of Chico initiated eight can.
didates during the past two weeks
Reports from Los Angeles show marked In
crease in the mem be rship in that section.
The council al WOODLAND initiated two can
didates at its meeting last week.
Grand Councillor Boehm Will visit the
southern part of the State after the middle OF
July in the interest of the order.
Social Council will give an entertainment in
Washington Hall, Red Mems building, next
Thur sday night il aid of q member in need.
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Order of the Eastern Star.

At the close of an interesting meeting last
Thursday night Oak Leaf Chapter had pleas
ing entertainment, in the nature OF an "old-
horse sale" A number of packages were
brought by members and disposed of by auc-
tiOn. One immense package was sold for
$500, and when it was opened it was found to
contain II. D. Rowe, one of the members.
After the sale refreshments were served TO all.
new chapter (Occident) was institu te d,
with nineteen members, at Downey on the
10Th inst.
Unity Chapter gave an entertainment in
West Oakland last Wednesday night.
King Solomon Chapter worked in the initia-
tory degree last Friday night, and Mission
Chapter had limitations last night
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TOOK THEIR ADVICE.

Lieutenant Tyler Took Ferry, but Tt
Did Not 4 AXE Him to Captain Sicard.
When Rear. Admiral Sicard, who took
command of the North Atlantic squadron
the other day, was a captain he was sta
toned for time on the old receiving-ship
Vermont in the Brooklyn Navy-yard. To
him Lieutenant Hanson r. Tyler, now re-
tired, was ordered to report for duty on
the Vermont.
Tyler was big, round, good-natured
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LADIES' KID GLOVES +!

ception and party in honor OF their daughter
Gertrude Saturday evening. June 19, at their
beautiful residence, 33A Capp street
The following were present: Mr.. and Mrs D.
Il. Beaven, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldr1ch Miss l. Donner (of Milton, Cal. j
Charles Kroger, Miss Ada V. Long Charles
Cohen, Miss Margarite Mullin, ]. C. Fitz-
gerald, Miss Eta Welch, Ben Crawford, Miss
Cora Long, Anson George, Miss Mile Wilson,
Striven, Miss G. Aldrich, A H. Tyrrell, Miss
NJ Baker, B. StOlz. Miss Grace Allen, Angelo
Rossi. James Terke lson Robert NJ. BarthOld
C. Alyas, Masters Milton Beayen, Harry Stuart
and Million BcaVen-
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Daughters of st. George.

Last Friday evening Britannia Lodge No. z
of the Daughters of st. George viFited Golden
Gate Lodge No. 7S of Oakland, to participate
in its grand jubilee entertainment and ball.
The hall was most tastefully decorated with a
profusion of the choicest blossoms we'll
rendered programme of music, song and reci-
tation was received with the heartiest of ap-
plause. At the termination of the programme
ice-cream and cakes were served and then iol-
lowed the dance. The visitors returned to this
City early Saturday morning, we'll pleased
with having spent one OF the most delightful
evenings OF the jubilee season.
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Junior Order of American Mechanic

The Fourth of July committee of the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics and OF
the Daughters of Liberty at its meeting las
week in Shicls building decided upon the fol-
lowing numbers for the programme that is 10
be presented in Odd Fellows Hail on the even
ing of the 9th OF July in celebration of the
National anniversary; Overture by a string
band; introductory remarks by State Coun-
cilor Henry S Schsertzer; vocal solo, ].
Braiton; recitation, Miss ]. NJ. Melluish; vocal
solo. Miss o. Patterson; speciaties Mr.
Archer; vocal solo, Miss c. Flood; Grafton, w.
H. Barnes, and vocal solo, Mrs. w. Shew. o.
W. Noll will Oe the floor manager during the
dance that will follow the entertainment.
Henry Clay Council will hold commemora-
tive exercises tomorrow evening in its hail in
Oakland. Quite an extensive programme as
been prepared for the occasion.
Paul Revere Council has arranged for an
entertainment on the Sd of July, and al the
close thereof q number of candidates will be
initiated into the mysteries of the Oriental
degree.
James Monroe Council gave an entertain
ment and dance last Friday night in Alameda
for the purpose of raising funds to re-establish h
itself, all its property having recently been
destroyed by fire.
Hancock Council has elected the following
named officers: J. Farmer, councillor IRE
elected(; Z. B. Nicoll, vlce-councilor; J. F.
Burns, recording secretary; NJ S. DeckmaD,
assistant recording secretary; VI. II. Bellinger,
finanC al secretary; A. II. Llscomb treasurer
J. Render, conductor; Joseph Specht, warde Il
n. K. bradley, inside sentinel; c. E Farmer,
OUtsid sentinel; c. A. Kfngery, trustee; c. J.
Nichol, chaplain.
Oakland Council No. g. Daughters OF Lib
erty, has secured elegant quarters in Lorin
Hall on Eleventh street. between Washington
and Clay. On the Sc OF July this council Will
give a grand social in its new quarters, and,
as il will b. g house-warmiug, invitation
have been extended to the councils of San
Francisco to attend.
Companions Of the Forest.
The ACCOMPANYING cut is a representation OF
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National Union and has been a most active
member thereof. He became member of that
organization in the city of Chicago in May,
1882 and vas the first president of Calumet
Council. Upon his arrival in San Francisco
some years ago he affiliated with Golden Gate
Council and is now one of its ex-preside nts
He has been through a ! the chairs and at this
time, in addition to being senator-elect, he
holds the Office of president of the san Fran
cisco Cabinet of the order. 1t is expected that
he viii represent the State in the senate in
such manner that every member Will feel
proud of his record in that body.
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Daughters of Montezuma.

The Daughters of Montezuma of the Degree
of Pocahontas will hold an open meeting in
Ruby Hall, Red Mems building, on Post street
Tomorrow evening, when a fshpond will be
opened. The entertainment will be given un-
der the direction of a committee OF arrange.
ments consisting of Mrs L. J. Pinkham, Mrs.
Eta Grant and Mrs. E. CandRge
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Knights and Ladies' Of Honor

Excelsior Lodge has elected the following
named officers for the ensuing term: E. A.
Bolton, past president; Carrie Blackmore,
president; Catherine NJ. Gable, vice. president;
Z. A. Reed, recording and financial secretary /;
Sarah J. Whitcomb, treasurer; Sarah F. Favor,
guide; C. o. Favor, guardian, and R. K. Whit
comb sentinel.
The following named will be the officers of
Aurora Lodge for the ensuing term: Mary T.
Price, 2. 2. Mary. Z. Waterman, P. Lizzie J.
WheelOck, V. P; Lille B. Hocomb r. S. /;
Lizzie A. Reapp, f. s.; DR.. A. S. Cook. t; Will
liam b. Faulkner. C.; Minnie A. Eliert, g. !;
Isabel Smith, guard, and Bell Lee, S.
Yerba Buena Lodge Of san Jose at it's last
held meeting initiated two candidates and
had several applications to act upon at the
next meeting The social recently given by
this lodge in Y. NJ. /. Hall was great success
in every respect. There was fine pro-
gramme, and after the dancing there was q
collation. for all who were present. The affair
was under the supervision of the committee of
arrangements, composed OF w +. BOllinger,
Miss Olga Bunemann and Miss NJ McCarty.
Assessment 457 has been levied and will be
delinquent July 81.
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Mrs. Sophia Wilhelm, Manzanita Parlor No. 20
Grass Valley; Mrs Emma Cett, Califla Parlor
No %, sacramento
Central sounties-Mrs Iona B. Mills, Orinda
Parlor No Sc, san Francisco; Miss Minnie STAFF
ford Bonita Parlor No. 10, Redwood City; Mrs
Claire Ludwig, FL Pescadero Parlor No 81, Tracy
Southern cOun. ies-Mrs. Mary h. Iillman, Ml-
nerva ParlOr No. 9 San Francisco
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Keystone Lodge, a. o. o. W.

Keystone Lodge No. % of Oakland will give
an entertainment after the public installation
OF its officers in A. O. {. W. Hall in Oakland
on the evening OF July 6. An Interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared by George S. John
son, +. OCOnneu, J. Poorman and r. Bendel,
the committee on entertainment The Key
stone Quartet will make its first public appear
anCe on that evening.
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Prosperity Lodge, A. o. U. w.

The entertainment recently given by Pros
perity Lodge in the Alcazar building was well
attended and proved an enjoyable affair. A
programme OF music and literature was offered
which was we'll received.
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The Senator Elect.

James f. Field, who has been elected sena-
tor by the councils of the National Union 10
represent them in the senate, which is to meet
in Nashville Tenn, next month, is a we'll
known business man of this City, who has for
q number of years been identified with the
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

Sir John Lubbock, who has been con-
sldering the ant and its ways for many
years, has ascertained that these active
insects may live to the age of fifteen
years.
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United Ancient Order of DruIds.

The new officers of the Grand Grove, recently
elected, have taken hold of the business of
that body with an earnestness that speaks
well for the advancement of the order.
Noble Arch Henry J. Collier has issued
proclamation which is an unusually bright
and in teresting document 1t shows that the
head OF the order in this State is alive 10 the
interests of the organization and he expresses
a determination to push them along.
Last Tuesday evening GRlileo Grove received
a traternal visit from the members OF Alpini
Grove, when congratulatory and fraternal
speeches were in order until near midnight.
During the past two weeks Alpini Grove IN
itiated seventeen candidates and received four
applications.
Calico, Volta and Aurora groves will have
joint excursion to San Jose to-day, going by
special train, leaving the Third-street depot
at 9:15 O'Clock. An invitation to join the
groves named has been extended to all Druids.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27

4 DOuJ tDuftetD years ago ] was taE<tn N. lha
doctors pronounced il liberation of the stomach
and said IL would end In cancer
At Times ] would vomit black and bloody
looking mater. also great deal of white mucus
The disease would MAKE very nervous and
despGlflent. At different times during my all
ment would get Ieilef for q few months,
then 1, would come back bad or worse Than
ever. do, tored with several & Oh doctors as
could find In the + Rst and also here in Califor-
MIA, but none of them effected cure
1 advised consult Dr. Tom She Bin
which did about The st of October. S92.
He said my trouble the cancer OF the
stomach I commenced taxing his medicine i'm.
mediatey For the first four months
there seemed to be but We little change After
that time l improved very fast, and am now able
TO do quite good days work. 1 have every rea-
son to believe he has elected a permanent cure
!or me. J. CARPENTER
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ANOTHER GREAT BREAK IN PRICES!

The following examples of the STUPENDOUS RE-
DUCTlONS with which we continue the great forcngout
sale of gigantic purchase of Ladies' and Chdren's
Outer Garments and vast surplus stock in other lines
cannot but prove intensely interesting to discerning buyers
the goods are all NEW STYLISH and DESIRABLE, and
offered for immediate disposal at that make this
AN UNPARALLELED SACRIFICF NATF
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PERSONALS.

william F. Goad and Miss GoAd have re-
turned from their southern visit
Mrs. Lily Colt and her mother, Mrs. Hitch.
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DIR. TOM SHE BIN.

NHINEsE TEA AND HERE
~ Sanitarium, 615 Kearny st, bet.
Sacramento and Commercial sts.
San Francisco. Ca, q :. a.
Ion TENzoU, Cal. March l, 1897
write tni= ettsr for the benefit
Of any one who may be in trouble
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NEW TO-DAY.
CQNSuMP

To THE EDITOR: have an absolute Cure for
CONSUMPTION and all Bronchial, Throat and
Lung Troubles, and all conditions of Wasting
Away. BY its timely use thousands of apparent
ly hopeless cases have been permanently cured.
So proof-positive am | of its power to cure,
will send FREE to anyone afflicted, THREE
BOTTLES of my Newly Discovered Remedies,
upon receipt of Express and Postofice address.
Always sincerely yours,
I. A. SLOCUM, NC, IS3 Pearl St, New York.
- TN~.4~ ~
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BLANKETS!!

Blankets on sale in midsummer Is un-
seasonabe perhaps, but the tariff on wool
and woolens will revolutionize prices.
Poorer grade goods will be the result.
But this week we take our high-grade
goods and clear them out at actual cost,
SO as to start in anew. For example,:
1914 FINE GRAY BLANKETS, GO M
soft and durable, higE-grade 40.UU
wool. On special sale at. ... Pair
11-4 FINE WHITE BLANKETS,
California wool and manufac- t0 OS
ture, value Sc. On special sale 90.J
ILL.,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. PalI
LID LIGHT GRAY FINE OHIO % ~
WOOL B l. A n K ETS, a Do. 10
beautiful product. Special at. Pair
2 lots BEST GRADE ia PURE
WOOL BLANKETS, in tan DE IN
color and fancy plaids, value 4Us5V
$40 pair. On special sale at Pair
EXTRA! SPEoIAL STi T l , SALE I THIS
ASKS and NAPKINS.
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EXTD SPECIAL SALE THIS
1<N M WEEK TABLE DA NJ
ASKS and NAPKINS.
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CORSETS! CORSETS!

7EC-450O pairs of the CELEBRATED
~ w. B. CORSETS, IN black, drab
and white, long waists. suitable
for any figure, good value for 81,
will be sold at 75c each.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR!

Sc-175 dozen LADIES' RICHELIEU
~ RIBBED COTTON VESTS, full
fashioned, in ali sizes, worth $4 a
dozen, will be on sale at 15c each.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS.

0Ec-S1 pieces 38-INCH WOOL DRESS
<ON GOODS, in notified and checked
effects, good value for soc yard.
On Special Sale at 25c yard.
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E0c-200 dozen LADIES' WOOL
wv VESTS. high neck and long
sleeves. in gray and camePs hair,
also drawers to match, worth
$40 so dozen, will be offered al
SOC each.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

CHILDREN'S JACKETS, assort-
ed colors, sailor collar trimmed
with braid, sizes 4 10 II. worth
81 so, on special sale at........
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

ZSC-15Oo yards CHANGEABLE TAF-
~ FETA SILK, latest combinations,
regular value soc. Special Sale
price 75c yard.
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AXIS dozen MEMS NEGLIGEE
Nv OVERSHIRTS, made of heavy
twill shirtngs in light shades,
largely assorted, also navy stripes,
will be offered at 35c each.
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EAc-59 pieces 45-INCH FINE ALL
OOO WOOL SCOTCH CHEVIOT
SUITlNG, former price 81 yard,
will be offered at SOC a yard.
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c. 0E-20 pieces 6O-INCH CLAY's
pt'%O ENGLISH SERGE, worth 81
will be placed on sale at 81 % a
yard.
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1914 FINE GRAY BLANKETS, Do AO
soft and durable, higE-grade Qo'VV
wool. On special sale att. Pair
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REAL OSTRICHFEATHER BOAS

cI ZE-BLACK REAL OSTRICH
pS'A - FEATH Err COLLARETTES,
UP. 1S-lnch, ribbon ties, at 81 IS
81 So So so. $4 so to SO. SO, a..
64 inch also in stock,
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Companions of the Forest.

The accompanying cut is representation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-11

The first circular announcements tor
the silver anniversary OF the organiza-
tisn of the Maine Division, Knights IF
Pythias. which will take place in Port
land, July and .. We're received
Thursday, outlining varied pro-
gramme which will be most enjoyable
one without doubt 1T is said that ii
will be one of the largest, if not the
largest convention Of a secret society
which will have ever been held in the
State. The charter of the order was
received under a special act Of the
vornment. 1t includes some of the
best men in the State. A letter has
BIZ en- received from Hon. John d. Long
the secretary of the navy, stating that
tie commander in chief of the North
atlantic squadron will be instructed to
order all vessels available to be present
ia Portland harbor on that occasion.
Speaker Reed and Senator Hale, prom
izinG that everything possible viii BIZ
Gene to secure a large representation of
the famous White Squadron. Governor
Powers has accepted an invitation 20
be present with the Executive Council
and Lieut.. Morton, L. S. A., with Cot
Kendall and Col Philbrook of the Ma
tional Guard, are also expected to be
there, with many men of prominence in
the State. The programme will in
clude a reception on the evening of the
: h; visits to the squadron, trips about
the harbor with clambakes; addresses
by the Governor. Mayor Randall of
PORTLAND, and others. Members of the
Calanthe Lodge. and King Division, No
A. Uniformed Rank, viii attend from
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-11
An Important Notice Regarding the Souvenir
Pamphlet.

The centennial souvenir pamphlet
viii contain from so to 20 pages, making
n book 11x14, with a prettily designed
paper cover. In fact, it Is book tnat
should. in order to have left any mar
gin of profit for publishers and news
dealers. been sold for at least 40 cents.
All that is in the supplement, and the
exercises of the 9th will be included in
the pamphlet.
AS there were so many disappointed
I'm not being able to obtain more OF the
supplements. the original price OF the
nan,phlet. Is cents, will be adhered to.
INT in order to do this it becomes neces-
sarv to have all orders come direct To
the Journal Office, it being Impossible
Ia allow newsdealers or agents COM
EMISSION for handling them, even in this
way, the publishers will sustain loss
on the bare cost of every copy sold.
If is hoped that all who may desire
these pamphlets will at once advise US
that we NAV enter their order so there
need be none disappointed when the
books are issued We cannot guarantee
nlling any orders entered after Satur-
IdaN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-11

Among the visitors to our city, the
past few days, was Hon. George II.
Hartford of Orange. N. J., who, until
1860, when he was % years of age, lived
been very successful. He was mayor
of the city of Orange for Il years and
is the general manager of the Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Co. in New York. He re-
turned home, yesterday, after enjoying
very much the Centennial exercises, ac-
companied by his wife, and two chill
dren, Miss Marie and Mr.. Edward V.
Hartford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-11

Arrangements are being made for d
meeting of fruit growers from different
rarts of the State in the rooms of the
8tae Board of Agriculture, Augusta
June %. at 80 o'clock p. NJ. The OBJ
ject Of the meeting is to consider mat
tiers connected With the marketing OF
fruit and the organization of a Maine
Fruit Growers Union Assuranc IS
have been received that representa-
tion of the American Fruit Growers
Union will be present TO discuss the
situation. Local speakers are also eX-
rccted to participate. One fare over
railroads and reduced hotel rates are
promised to those attending.
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REV. r. CHASE or BuCKsPORT
Elected President Of Maine Wesleyan Seminary
and Female College.

Readfeld Depot, June 1o-The 18th
commencement anniversary of Ia
Elaine Wesleyan Seminary and Female
College at Kent's HiH is being cele-
brated. The graduation exercises were
hold. today. A class of Il graduated.
At a meeting of the trustees. the resig-
ration of Rev. c. W. Gallagher as pres
iient was accepted and Rev. A. f.
Chase of Bucksport. was unanimously
{ kosen as his successor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-11
Fire at Fort Fairfield.

Fort Fairfield, June 10.-The residence
Of John Il. Osborne on Main street, was
discovered on fire yesterday afternoon,
ut about 1.15 The fire company and a
big crew besides Immediately collected
and cleared the house. The fire was in
Tie top of the house just beneath the
roof and had evidently been burning
there a considerable time when dis
covered.
The house was pretty we'll Quilted, the
principal damage being from water and
smoke. Loss estimated at 500. covered
fairly well by Insurance.: cause sup
posed to have been defective chin
ney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-11

Company +, LIST Regiment, N. G. s.
NJ, will have drill night, next Mon
day evening in City hall. 1t will be the
organization of the company. has inter
fered with the regular work. With the
many new recruits. the company will
take on a fresh lease of life, and doubt
less become one of the banner COM
panies of the State. With City hall
the members will have every oppor-
tunity OF getting into practice. The
company Will have a good instructor in
its captain, Col. O. n. Blackington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-11

The post office clerks base ball team
Pettingill Corners, by whom they
were beaten, last Saturday. Capt.
Hanks, of the former team says his
nine has been strengthened and will be
the winners. They will play, Saturday
afternoon, at the Park, at 2. NJ