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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-08

Mrs. Comoli and child are to leave
Saturday for weeks visit in Concord,
N. II.
Mortimer Price of Middlesex is visit
ing his sister. Miss Matte Price, today.
Allen Martin returned this aftern Don
to Essex junction.
The social given by the Good Tenn
plars last night was not as we'll attend
ed as it would have been had there not
been so many other events taking place;
it was, however, an enjoyable affair.
There was break in the branch pipe
leading from tho city water main to
Nelson Hamel's house on South Main
street yesterday which flooded Burn
ham e. Ayers basement. A ditch was
dug across tee street from the sidewalk
to the electric car track, and the stone
teams had TO 90 down the track next 10
Burnham a. Ayers mill. One team cut
down to the axles next the mill yester-
day. Bellville's six-horse team loade
with granite for Mcmillan 4 Stephens
came dove about 10 80 this morning
and tried to keep on the track, but the
off hind wheel went off into the ditch,
and the team was still there at 3 80,
trying to get out. Hamel's folks built a
fence to keep teams off their lawn, and
the only passage way this afternoon is
the sidewalk, which is just about the
width of wagon. 1t seems like poor
judgment to have the whole width of a
street as important as Main street all
torn up at once. Traffic on the South
Main street spur Of the electric road is
suspended above Burnham Il Ayers.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-08
MOST POPULAR LADY.
NOT ICE

The lady in the TELEGRAM voting
contest who has the largest number of
votes Monday night June -, will
receive at the reserved seat sale five free
tickets to the Joseph Green Co. See
their advertisement in this paper
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-08

This coupon and twenty cents will entite
any person to a 80 cent reserved seat ii pre-
sented ut Box office at Montpelier. Remem-
Der YOU must have this coupon to save money
Good for lady or gentleman.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-08

HALE OIL SOAP for roses and
rose bushes. is the thing. 1t is
not poison and makes short
work of the worms. Try it.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-08
Keep Your

They are the greatest ever known in
the clothing trade. Fut them on your
back and compare them with others.
No. l. A fine double breasted serge
suit, black or blue beauti-
fully Tailored and faced
with Skinner Satin. Price
$500. Very handsome and
an immense Bargain.
No. 2. Fine weight covert Suits
2 shades in tan Tailored
beautifully price $7.77
No. 3. A Blue Serge Suit at $500.
1t is magnificent suit. 1t is made
of 20 or. pure worried serge and is tail
ored in fine style with double shout
ders and xxx Italian lining,
Single-breasted sack $500
Double breasted 900
Double breasted and faced
with SINNERS Satin 9.99
The suits are really wonders. Orders
reach us by every mail Whoever gets
them Immediately orders their friends
to buy one. The greatest seller we
ever had. Samples on application in
any part of this city to reliable parties
all mail orkers filled promptly,
THE BLUE STORE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
Oregon Soldiers in Malabon

The evacuation Of MahGon was a
picturesque rOut, thousands Of people,
women aud children, loaded down
with household goods, some with
their dearest treasures - lighting
cocks under ther arms, poured across
the swamps In the early morning.
An exploded caissOn at the railroad
bridge proved bar to the Americans.
Ten soldiers Of the Oregon regiment,
while searching for two those killed
earlier in the lighting, entered the
city In the morning and found the
place IN "A condition Of chaos. The
Inhabitants, seeing them. lied In
panic, thinking the American forces
we're In possession, The OregoLiaus
shot seYeral armed natives and then
returned 10 camp.
The American forces did not occupy
MalaOon, but are concentrating their
strength TO strikeMalolos. Malabon is a
city Of desolation. The American sol.
diers have been forbidden toenter the
place or fear that natives may belurk-
ing there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
PERSONAL

J. w. Gum, the insurance adjuster
left for Olympia today.
Robt. Coshow returned from the
Brownsville WOolen Mills today.
l.. r. Freeman, otthe Seattle Ranch
and Range, is at Hotel Willamette.
Mrs. Frasier, OF the Leader Mil
llnery store, went TO Portland today
Atty. A. .. Condit went 20 Turner
TO-DAY TO attend 70 some legal bust E
ness for clients.
Judge Burnett IS holding court Ia
Yamhlll county, while Judge Boise
is holding a term at Albany.
Mrs. J. NJ. Clark, OF Eugene, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. John
Krausse, for few days, went 10 Port
land today.
Ex-Alderman Thomas Holman and
wife return this evening from their
tour OF Great Britain, Germany and
other parts Of Che continent.
Annie j. Martin left today 10 visit
old friends and relatives 10 Fremont,
III. Her brother, Harvey Walker, ac-
companied her as far Portland.
NJ. Bredemeier Of the YokOhOma
tea store has been at Portland since
Friday, entering large stock of Inn
ported teas just arrived from the
orient.
Rev. Homan b. Turner, Of Emanuel
church. Portland, came up this morn
ing and will spend the week, assisting
Rev. Ronald McKillop, OF the First
Baptist church 10 series OF special
meetings each evening this week.
Miss Eta Williamson was a pas
senger on the Altoona this morning
for Gewberg where she goes as
trimmer, during the busy season In
the millonery shop NJ the Misses Dun.
bar and Fox. Iler many friends wish
her the best OF success in her new
home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
onnhoais Shell Malahnn

Tie United States gunboat Helena
and other gunboats have been shell
ing Malabou, about a mile northwest
OF Calocan for several hours. The I'm.
suFgents made fierce resistance Il
the American advance up the railroad
at Malinta. Ia addition To the fatal
Nound'ng OF Colonel EgOert, several
men Of The TNenty.secoud Infantry
and several men Of the Oregon aud
Kansas regiments were Killed.
Evidently Anticipating bombafd.
ment by the tieet, thousand rebels
vacated Malaoon last night, leaving a
lev "a burn the town. ieneral
Wheatons brigade, composed OF the
second Oregon regiment ana the
r~enty'secood ani Twenty-third IN.
fantry' stretched out along the ran.
ROAD trom Caloeau Il the Tullahan
river, VAS poWerlesS 10 prevent the
Withdrawal, owing "a the natural
obstacles aud "a the strong opposition.
A oolnmn of smoke az daybreak MAS
the nrst Utilization Of the enemy's
Intention, but Others followed An
various polnts, all soon blending Ia \
dense oalloon'shaped cloud TIE
names OF the burning rice mills ara
'AFSe oalldloes could De plalaly seea
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
from Calocan, despite the strong sun
light.
Killed and Wounded


List OF killed among Oregon Volun
teerS:
Second Oregon, Company B-Prl
yates II. b Adams; d William w.
Cook; L-Charles Herbert; Guy Nil.
lard.
Following Is list OF the wound,
ed-Second Oregon, Company ID -
Sergeant Lee A, Morelock, foot
severe; D.-CorpOral a. l.. Roberts,
sprain ankle; B, B,--PriYate William j.
Armitage, arm, severe; C-EImer
Roberts, chest, severe; &c. Chand.
Ter, Jaw, severe George L. Snodgrass,
thigh, moderate; Erwin Crawford,
scalp, moderate; Earl Mount, shoulder,
slight; D. First Sergeant James
West, knee and hand, severe: Corporal
William +. Searcy, buttocK severe; E
-Priyates John Davis, shoulder, sey.
erei George Snyder, chest, severe;
JrcUb Smith, forehead, slight; First
Lieut.. A. Bra2ee. forearm, severe: F.
Privates Charles Rueder, forehead.
severe; G-GeorEe Splcer, Jaw, severe:
Albert Worden, lex, severe, George
Elshimar chest, severe; Edgar Sam.
son, arm, moderate; Corporal c.
Marcy, back, severe; H-Prlyate Erank
II. Thompson, face, severe; Cor.
poral Rudolph Ganten oeln, leg, mod
crate; K-Private Roy l.. Antrim.
thigh, slight; John Janzeu, eve, severe ;
Emmet l.. Jones, back slight; William
F'Swartz, knee, slight; John Bailey.
hand aud arm, severe; William Allen
thigh; severe; Carlton Sanders, thigh.
slight; Guy n. Sanders, neck anI arm.
severe; b, +. Bunseph, foot slight;M
Corporal b. +, Burnett, shoulder, Sc
we're; Leon G., Holland, chest, severe:
Private G. d. Cooper, foot, severe:
John Blosser, head aud side, severe;
Albert J. Calf, forearm, severe; A
William Ungerman, thigh aud scro-
tum' e'ere; D-J, {. Headless, arm.
severe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
KILLED AND WOUNDED
Sunday Associated Press Report Of
Saturdays Battle.
The Oregon Troops Has Five Killed and
Many Reported
Wounded.
ny Associated rres. to the Journal

By Associated Fress t0 the journal.
MANILA, March %. -7:40 a. m.-The
Americans have advanced along the
line OF the Degupan railroad, driving
the Fillipinos from Malinta and New
canayan. where there we're 5000 in-
habitants. Last night the the bri.
gades Of General Harrison G.. Otis aud
General Hale encamped in the enemy's
trenches fat NewcaDayan, and that
of General Wheaton at Mailnta.
General Wheaton's brigade formed
a junction with the remainer Of Gen.
eral McArther's division at Malinta,
a1d the latter, leaving General
Wheaton there, marched along the
railroad 20 Newcanayan This place
Eas fortified, and for 300 yards from
IL there were trenches on each side Of
the track, These were taken possession
Of by the American troops. The
Increment ri the Americans will be
pushed 10 this direction.
The FilipinOs, realizing that the
railroad Is the crucial line, have con-
struCted row after row Of trenches
running diagonally on both sides Of
the track at distance OF "A few hun
1red yards apart. This work was de-
signed most intelligently, and has
evidently been done under the direc.
ton Of experts. IL represents an
enormous amount Of labor. Most OF
the rebel positions are protected by
thick earthwOrks, a majority OF them
topped with stones and provided with
lOOphUles. Some haYe sheet-irOn roofs.
The days work OF the United States
troops consisted OF sLorming the sue
cessiye trenches The Filipinos oc-
cupying them were completely hid.
den. The enemy poured strong fire
from every trench until they were dis.
turbed by Ranking vOlley, when they
would disappear into the woods and
Jungle, only 70 make a stand at the
next line.
The American loss was remarkably
small, seYen being reported killed and
2j wounded, IL Is known that the
the FilipinOs we're so protected that
they suffered little No dead insur-
gents were found ia the trenches,
Forty prisoners we're taken by the
Americans, and IL is estimated that
the rebel casualties numbered 20
The insurgents broke these guns when
they were compelled 10 abandon them.
The Helena and the army gunboats
shelled MaiabOn and the country be
yond, while the MonaonOck focused
all its batteries upon Paranaque for
two hours for the purpose Of DESTROY
ing the militlry stores there. A great
smoke was caused, but as the insur-
gents are m possession Of the town,
the results of the Smelling are not OBJ
talnable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
NotIee of Sneclnl - Rl.c,ion

N'ilce = hereby given, that, pursuant 10 sec.
@ ..uu ~ ui ,he chaHero The city OF salem OR
aeploNrd February n, lsssj, and TO a rsolntion
uuoptr1 nl the common council OF said civ. on
SI.J1t ~ :. 49, there Will b. a spes'ial election
neid in tue CITY of salem, Oregon, ON Thurs,is, /,
MaHe 0 isss, az which time tie polls viii bs
epth nom 10 % clock a, m, until 4oClock M mn
'Nt the purpose oivollng, by the iAxuaVer. I,aX
w '9Aes upon property IN said city. FOR ar
AuAtNs the hsuanye 0t BONDS. payatie m
OF heiure 10 yeArs and az a rate of intsr'.t ", ""
mon Than iour and q halfper cent N''
4, ,fihSl MAhD The polling place shall he ,t
street. 'N N-H % l-'oeFty
81 oAD MARD;-rhe polling place shall he
tween Liberty and High streets w. ~
hihn MAhp ~ The polling place shau be- a,
w Armory' building on STATE slTeei n.s,
hlgh strert, '''N''i near
tf2lhth WARD The polling PLACE shall h.
~ NhreN Livery stable corner M Irr,.is 80
tommerVial streets '''o an"
NAltNi'Ss my hand this latn day ,of March
Nv a. me CITY OF salem, Oregon ''''''
AiA,t y, JUDAH.
ClN RevOrier
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

DR.. Eppley had % return to Jefier
son today To complete his dental en-
gagements.
Mrs. A. Worth OF Portland, arrived
today 10 be the guest OF her daughter
Mrs. A. o, Condt.
Hon. NJ. II. Palmer OF Linn county
was In the city over Sunday the CUES
OF his brother at West Salem.
John NJ, Chase returned Sunday
from Albany, where he had been In
charge Of the Zandmer stock of goods.
Mr Chase says business is qalet but
they sold the stock out.
II. w. Rutherford, Of Marion, was
Ia the city today buying u lot Of grass
seed ~ Savage aud Reed lie says
his fruit Is all right except pears,
where the freeze killed both the fruit
buds aud leaf.
Ubbe Peters, w Oberinger Aug.
Liucn aud wife, Daniel Frey aud wife,
aud Mrs. Welsh, all ~ Albany, weut
home today after attending the Ger.
man Baptist conference. They were
all enthusiastic oyer the way they
were entertained at Salem,
Az her home on State street, Satur-
day afternoon, Mrs. }, A. Morrison
gave a very charming luncheon in
honor ot her sister, Miss Liytsley, Of
Seattle. The Invited guests Nerc,Mrs,
Ogle, Miss Cox, Mrs. Il. J. Hendricks,
Mics Giesy, Miss McHinnie, Mrs. Il
lloter. Miss Cosper. MRS. Catlin aud
Mrs. WIN Liyesley,
The Germao Baptist church, has
concluded a very profitable week with
the German Baptlsts OF the Capita
city, There has been a large attend.
ance aud the church was ulled to
overlooking at an the SUNDAY meet.
tugs. Macy of the delegates left Tor
home to-day. The collection tor mh.
sion Nook sunday night was t3l9 aud
this result VAS very natterlug 60 Sa-
lem. The conference adlourus tonight
'he unai meetings being held today.
crawford s Crawford, formerly ot
olympia, but late OF Spokane, have
opeued law oiioe over the Wooden
Mlli store. MI CraN ford aud his son
have Vide experience, the senior
havlng a record of twenty-eight years
practice, aad the young man being
graduate " the Ann Atblr, Mich. I
Law school They are prepared a.
practice 10 an the courts aud have
located to become permanent resi- I
dents, The Crawford families are .
living Ia the wylle Moores house,
frontan Marion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
MARION COURT HOUSE.

Saturday afternoon Judge Boise
gave his decision against a rehearInR
Of the Woodburn charter case. A di-
yorce was granted TO A, E. Dageny,
aud an answer liled In the case OF
Mary A, Ramp vs.. f., y. Goblin
Dept No, 2 adjourned until 10 a. m.
next Thursday.
In probate matters, f. W. Steusloif.
administrator of the estate Of Chas.
NJ. Day, by his attorney, +. A, Turner
sold four acres Of land, and two lots
la Highland addition to J, p, Weberg
for $3.50.
Oue mortgage foF $50 was filed with
the Recorder today: also a satisfac-
tiou Of a mortgage for $1,000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Is Brietenhaupt, j. w. Strict, S II,
Herring, g. II. Moore, g. II. Schleck,
Portland; :, Il Freeman, Seattle;
Chds. Middleton, Jamesylle, Wis ;
II. B. SchweitZer, Fort Dodge, Iowa;
lleury Jacob San Francisco; l.. II.
Stanley. II, II. Burke, San Francisco;
q II. Baxter, Grand Rapids Mich;
T. Sparks, London. KY; : NJ. Gar
land, Lebanon, Ore; j. II, WYATT, A.
hany, Chas. NJ. llough. San Francisco;
NJ. g wilkins: Doc Smith, Portland
Hal ID. Patton, II. Weller, A. 4. Gil
bert.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed oids will be received nv ,he
board Of school direct0rs oT ny, ny ,,ns tns
u Liberty until 10 noon AnsiI ~ =
~ oyI ,,,nil lGl i lne completion Of An addition
~. M ,uel. al ~. school building according Ia
Rhln pianS ana specifications prepared by
S,,.aN. SmHs, II. buregraf, architect, The
81 SIrSesS'ul yS :, bidder will be required Ia
give an approved bond TO the fnll
anount OF contract. Plans may be
srs Seeu AT the otice Of the architect
any cr all bids. ~ '''0'
- A. SMITH, Chairman,
"a Il, q. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
Polo Abandoned and Bum. 9

MANILA, March 27,-ll;35 a. NJ
The Americans this morning found
the Important town of Polo aud a
number of small villages west OF the
rallr".d deserted aud burning. They
are advancing along the railroad.
Today the Washington volunteers,
who held Pasig yesterday, had an en-
sagement witha band OF Insurgents,
"ho drove In their outposts. In the
aght the FilipinoS lost several men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
Early Closing.

The early closing m0Yement has
been fully agreed upon, TO begin next
Monday, April ?, and the Sunday
closing ~ already fully 10 effect Six
q oclock Is The hour set for closing, aud
will soon be thoroughly appreciated
by merchants aud patrons alike.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
% State street.
Dissolution Notice .

Notlce IS hereby given that the nm.
ueISlshed, VINO have been engaged in
metchantlle business at Marion Ore
unHer the irm name of Hadlev e
Nhlte tn past seven Years, have dis.
S,iFed partnership by mutual consent
W, j. Hadley will continue the bnSi.
ail nHSsi ~ assume assume all accounts aud settle
AL clalmS at the old stand. WIZ
W j, HADLEY,
Mario, O,,- =, H. 4. WHITE,
- % I'm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
Hobos Jailed

la Justice Johnson's court this
morning seven hobos were lined up
aud hned s5 apiece As none paid the
city will Re' satisfaction by boarding
THETA a spell.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
THE WEATHER.

There was another light frost aud
cool weather keeps the fruit buds
back ensuring a good crop.
The forecast for SUNDAY II fair
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
New Officers Elected

The annual election OF the college
\. NJ. &. A. resulted Ia choosing the
following;
), A. Siewert, president; ID. A.
Forbes, yice'presideut; w, r.. Beckley,
recording secretary; A. II. Coulson,
corresponding secretary aud John
Worsham treasurer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
Away With Weeds
Island Garden SAM

Av n0s selling an extra QUALITY a,
a.0sa ana, one. hall clean sani opssh'ii
he, splsndld e, for gardens. also iertIiifers
~ S-"sl ~ y eod IS % cord. delivered
D. s, BENrLEY a co.
SUCCESSORS % salem r1ur,vs,..., a..
aA2 Front street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
Dress Making ParIors,

nave Te-Opened my dress making
business IA the DR.. Rowland house,
corner Liberty and Court. Tailor
naae suits a speciality. Madam NJ.
McAlplh. VIII be glad 20 see all old
patrons aud new ones. 3 q limo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27
DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS.

Godowsky, pianist, Tuesday April n
Stelndel Co., Friday May 20,
CITY bond election, Thursday,
March 30.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-27

out foundation ia fact or law. COun.
sci for Hofer Bros. are preparing a
brief and argument ia reply.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
PARK THEATRE.

The biggest laughing show yet seen
at the Park theatre is billed there for
the coming week, The list was made
up solely for laughing purposes and it
is sure to prove a record breaker for
hilarity. Every performer is star
and the first five acts in the bill, playing
Independently, are considered and bill
ed as headliners in all the vaudeville
houses of the country. The popular
travesty duo, James f. Dolan and Ida
Lenharr, win present two OF their
greatest and funniest comedy success
es, giving "A high toned burglar" the
dTst half Of the week. and their travesty
on THE sporting duchess the last
three days and nights. This team COM
mands one Of the largest salaries paid
to a vaudeville team and Is worth the
money. The famous comedians and
song writer's John and Harry Dillon,
authors OF Put me Off at Buffalo"
"Do, do, my huckleberry. do" and a
hundred other successful songs, will be
seen in a comedy sketch apd heard in
some of their newest creations in the
song line, Charles i. Grapewin, the
farce comedy star. who played the title
role in "Chimmie Fadden," at Lothrop's
last season, win present the sparkling
comedy, "a mismated pair" assisted
by the talented and charming actress.
Miss Anna Chance. James Richmond
Glenroy q big local favorite as a COM
edian, and known as "the man with
the green gloves" will do a single turn
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
IN THE WINGS.

Mrs. Cornelius Jackson, only sister
of Joseph Jefferson, Is dead at the age
Of 60.
The part of John Storm in 1.-THE Chris
tan would appear to be a very wear
ing one. Already it has passed through
four impersonators-E Edward J. Morgan
MerVyn Dallas, Joseph Haworth and
Henry JeWett--to say nothing of under
studies.
Stuart Robson's new play is called
Two Rogues and a Romance" II will
be tried in April.
The latest specimen of managerial in
genuity was on evidence last week A.
the Nickelodeon, Boston, where sIv
young women hourly participated in a
high kicking contest.
1t IS not often that theatre manaear
has to set his walls back to accommo-
date his audiences, but this has actually
been done at McVickar's in Chicare
where Sporting Life" has made sucb
MT that the management have moved
brick wall back eight feet to make
room for the orchestra and sell the
space formerly occupied by the must
clans
Charles G. Craig will star in "shore
Acres' next season, Under the manage
ment Of H. c. Miner. Mr. Craig viii : q
FeIllemDered locally as originating the
part Of Martin Berry, and making a
pronounced hit with it. ."
The success Of the revised "Hot OId
Time has been so great that the man
agement will send out two companies or
equal strength TO present it next sea-
son.
A decentralization OF Joseph Hafton,s
novel, The Dagger and the Gross " 60
now being made for Robert B. NTantoii
The scenes of the play are laid in Eng
ana, and elaborate and picturesque set
tings and costumes will be required,
The most talked Of young woman Of
the week in New York theatrical cir
cles is Miss Rose Melville. She was nj
terry unknown up TO ten DAYS ago when
she appeared with Mathew and Bulger
at the Herald Square in the small narf
Of Sis Hopkins, a youthful Hoosier r. Ia =
bizarre makeup and grotesque dancina-
caught the house, and Miss NeIvlIIs
WOKE the next morning to find herself
famous.
Richard Golden's wife, Katherine Kit
tleman, is lying at the point Of death in
Detroit and the comedian mas given nm
MS engagement with Alice Nielsen to
attend at her bedside.
Julia Arthur is planning to put on
Romeo and Juliet" in New York short
~, and the scenery is already well under
way. Miss Arthurs application to re-
strain Eugenia Blair from producing
"A Lady Of Quality" has been denied
and Miss Blair will continue to give the
play through New York state and New
England
The novelty of the week in New Yorl,
was The Last Chapter" George II.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12

come and the most heartfelt wishes of
all for success in developing the ideals
of the college. AS Dr. Mckenzie saws
"She comes here in all humility to take
up her work, not because of the posi
ton or of the money, but because we
are here"
Last week announcement was made
Of a recent gift of 5000 by Martha s,
Pomeroy, widow of Samuel c. Pomerov.
There is further sum coming 70 tba
college, after certain legacies have
been paid out, but it is not known inst
how much. This money along wifi
the $4,000 recently given by Mr.. Wilder
is to be used for dormitoues and other
expenses.
On Saturday afternoon a small recon
ton was given to Miss Ruth PutINrr,
after her series of lectures on Holland
Miss Conan and Miss Scofleld Of tbo
history department received with Mrs
Putnam, whose distinguished brothers
were among the guests OF the after
noon. Among those who assisted were
Miss Sterne OF Buffalo. Miss Doane of
Kansas City, Miss Walker Of West
boro, Mrs Clark Of Auburndala. Miss
Hazeltine Of jamestown, N. Y Miss
Coburn Of Worcester and Miss Judd Of
Holyoke. Vi
"Das Reingold'' is the subient Of tho
next meeting Of the Wagner club on
Monday evening. va
The class of 1900 has sent out invita-
tons to the class of SO for a. "nidway,,,
in the barn, next Saturday eveninr
March Is, ls'