Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-10

it will by no means be charitable in
stitution except in a limited way. Each
occupant will be called upon to provide a
stipulated allowance.
The present term of the Portland Metii
cal school will close December Sd. Four
of the members of the senior class.
Messrs. Mitchell of Brunswick. J. N.
I O'Connor of Biddeford. John j. Galley of
Connecticut and Abbott. have been ap-
pointed by the faculty as demonstrators
of anatomy to the freshmen and Sopho-
more classes for the coming two weeks.
| If the students of medicine. in the next
! five years do not know all about the
structural makeup of the human sys-
TEN. it will not be the fault of Dr. F. II.
Gerrish of Portland. He has now in the
hands of the printers a book of some
| 1000 pages. complete and exhaustive
! treatise on anatomy His 20 years or
more experience at the Maine Medical
school has developed many. problems
which are said to be satisfactorily ans
wered within the covers of this new con-
tribution TO science. Is
Mr. Clarence l.. Chapman of Bangor.
has leased the new hotel at Calais for
term of ten years The rental has
been placed at $1,000 for the first year
The hotel is not yet completed and Mr.
Chapman will not take. charge for
proba bly, month. Mr.. Chapman is
young man of good business abilit!
and has much experience in the hotel
business. He was night clerk at III.
Bangor House for several years. al"
two years ago he successfully managed
the Northport hotel at Northport
campground.
OF the various evangelizng agencies
that have been at work OF iate III l'!e ,n.
cinity of Portland. there Is one 'i..' ,hat
attracted considerable attention. III &c
they look like Salvation Army soIu, nh
hut employ a different method OF reach-
ing the people. They are known a.
"Christian Crusaders and 1or sum-
weeks they have been wedding OUT Jug TIL
iquity in and around Pleasah,ua. i0
fact that they have garnereu o'. So,,a.
souls speaks well for the worn .ho enc.
tionists bend all their energies 10 III. ,;nrs
cess. of their own individual meeuns;
while the Crusaders chief endeavo,
to bring the great army OF uhreseneh LII
into the fold of the churches. - ,n. are
fill empty pews. The crusaua aus and
church people, organized IN oa, nd re-
acting under strict oversight anu s- 70
st,ictions of a military character, lot Ie
viz Al purposes. Ill,
cts astonishing how far people W" VIZ
travel to see sights, said Md; "a :.
Rollins of the firm OF O"sh NY brsi-
Co. but recently returned from f the
ness trip to Europe. wneh SUM ;,tt nm.
biggest sights in the world are TIL 10 in
der their noses People will live here ,h III
Portland for years and neglect to see ,h ,
very things that tourists. as soo, in
arrive on the soil. most lrequ Take
ouire about. It's natural thousn. IN
the the warren paper mills the largest a,answar re-
works~nothing equal to them in ,,s s' ssm ,s
the universe. But I'm here IN .nr he.
box confess | was here 10 years .ber
fore I came to a full realization OF ,hen
i l1rr To go through the Cu tinn IN
land naner mills is a little education r NJ
i inna pap1 have always regarded the tm as
occupied in viewing these indus! p,ar,,and
among my best spent hours
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