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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3Ds Msdi-
son-st.
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40 EAST 3STH ST. Large second moor
room. with board narlor dining room:
references.
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1 GRAMERCY PARK. corner 2lst-st.-
Large connecting rooms. ample closets;
parlor floor dining room references.
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pvAxGEtrcAI LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST JAMES
.,hres, corner of Madison ave and I3d at, Rev J.
RFMENSNYDER D. D.. Psstur-seryiees ~ a. M,
% m Sunday school. AZ q. m. All are co'o'ah' "''''
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

(D%I.N.NrSNN|INNN|SNI S|SN/~(<>~~(r~o.r
NICELY furnished warm rooms. single.
with excellent board. So: two people, $40:
table board So 10 SO so: home cooking
10 N narlnr l0A Mesi lAth-st.
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l2TH-sT.. ~ WEST. -Exceptionally desir-
able suite OF second story rooms; also
hall room: superior board. references.
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Several OF the great firms In Glasgow Whicr
manufacture machinery for sugar mills report
that they have never had so many orders at once
as now.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAyTvn
Feuials

CHAMBERMAID. BY an English IA
assist plain sewing first Glars refefesca
GOODWIN. l2G West l05th-st
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MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Mad
ison-ave corner 24th-s-Sabbath services at ii m
and D. m The Pastor Rev. 9. n. PARKHURST, ID.
d. VIII preach. SUNDAY school. D:4j a. m.
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WILL AHDRENS MEN LTSINELY
West side Y. VI. q. A. Auditorium. 3ls West bIt
st. near shave. sunday. 4:l5 O'Clock. VIM Warn
Hoppin. Esq. chairman ~ the meeting Mr.. Theodo
Drury will aing. All men Welo0me.
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I.At,NpRESs. - Good laundress "a
work out By the day: do clesnint,
helm with cooking; references. J.
MOLLY. 24l West 9th ST
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner
57th-st-1he Pastor. Dr. ABBOTT r. kIIThbDGE vi, VII
preach at II a. m. Rev. WILLIAM DANA STREET
Assistant Pastor will preach Christian EndeaVor
7:l5 D.
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GRACE CHURCH BROADWAY. CORNER 10TH 81
Holy Communion. a. IN.
Early morning prayer and sermon. y O'CLOCK
Later evensonP, 6 o'clock
All sittngs free.
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18TH ST. 237 EAST. Stuyyesant Square.
With board handsome rooms. facing
park. southern exposure: dining room on
paflor floor. references.
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MEMORIAL, BAPTIST. Washington Square South.-The
Pastor Rev EDWARD JUDsoN. VIII preach 1919 and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mrs Aonzo Parker of Brewer. while
shopping IN Bangor. Tuesday forenoon.
slipped and fell and struck in such Il
manner as to break her shoulder.
Henry Black. IA Westbrook young man
accidentally put his arm through win
dow Monday night. cutting the artery in
the wrist He came very near bleeding
to death before assistance could be given.
An Elder Dempster line steamship ar
rived Tuesday noon in Portland with 14l
steerage immigrants and Is cattlemen.
Most of the passengers were Russian
Jews. The steamer was three hours maxi
ing dock in the storm.
E. NJ. Kelley. who is brakeman on the
Maine Central shifter. in the Old Towh
yard. got his hand caught while making
a coupling, ruesday; and a link was was
bones of the hand and fingers
Henry Mcclellan of Woodstock. n. r..
ohe of the bridge crew at work putting
in the new Il. 4 \. bridges at Beals Rips.
met with an accident Tuesday morning.
He was assisting in moving large anl
heavy hard pine cap which fell on him
pinning him to the ice. lie was severely
cut about the face, body bruised AMI
back injured.
Daniel Redden of Westbrook. aged 81
years who lives alone, was probably ia
tally injured, Monday night. He Is sub
ject to faintins spells. and it Is though.
a lamp which set fire to his clothing. He
did not arouse sufficiently to alarm the
family living in the lower part Of the
house, until he had been severely burned
about the arms. back and chest
Undertaken Chas. h. Rackliff of Old
Town. returned. Tuesday morning, from
Ponce, Porto Rico. where he went for
the purpose of bringing back to Old Town
the remains of the late Frank r. Jor-
dam the news of whose death was re
ceived in Old Town about the middle of
January. Mr.. Racklim WAS unable 10
have the remains come on the same
steamer by which he returned but the
body will he brought home on United
States transport, which is at Porto Ric"
and Santiago for the purpose Of bringin:
back to the United States the bodies Of
dead soldiers.
Willie Micue. Foxcroft boy. hired Il
team of W. d. Blethen Of that place,
Sunday. for IL ride about town. The team
wasn't returned according to asreemen;
and Monday forenoon the boy was ar
rested at Dexter. He was arraisned be =
fore Judge Durgin of the municipal
court and sentenced to thirty days in jan
the mittimus was suspended providins
lhe costs We're paid. The boy in question
is only il years old but has been guilty
of the same offence once before. His
mother appeared before the court t"
plead for the boy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09

Washington County District Lodge
of the |. o. q. r., met in Calais. Mon
day afternoon. Delegates from all the
lodges in the county were present.
Eastman Lodge, No. 120. X. of p of
Limestone, the farthest eastern lodge.
is still on the gain I'VE commenced
at the bottom of the ladder" writes
one of the members. but have been
climbing up ever since we were in
stalled until we now are able to hoe
our own row and feel as big as our
neighbors. Applications are continual
ly coming in and we credit this to the
fact that we started with the very best
material only 20 in number, but good
work and good material tells. We are
arranging to attend the school of in
Struction at Presque Isle on March s.
We had public installation a short
time since in which great interest
was shown and a large number of in
vited guests enjoyed the installation
services, entertainment and supper.
The Knights of Pythias schools of in
struction. as called and authorized by
the grand chancellor are creating &
great interest throughout the State
districts have appointed their loea
committee with very few exceptions
and the meetings of the committee. t.
arrange for the district conventions
have nearly all been called and ar
rangements are being perfected lo'
holding the schools of instruction II
nearly all Of the districts. The Port
land convention will be held March -
the next convention will held Marci
% at Hiram. and Immediately follow
in. on the oath. at Saco. Aroostool
co,ntv is arranging for theirs. but th'
date has not as yet been set. 1h'
Strona district was arranging 1o
March %. but it is being arranged u
change it on account of the Poftlah'
district having previously set Una
date.
The annual meeting of Penopsco
District Lodge. !. O. G. T., was helo oi
,rhursdav with Pine Cone Lodge II
south Brewer. The attendance wa
fair and the three meetings were ol
most interesting nature. THESE '"'i'
lodge officers and guests were plesen'
Grant Rogers. Richmond sfano e"i',
temp,ar: Rev. j. NJ. BuIiuoi :o",
| <orridgewock. grand chaplaln' a
Bangs. Bangor past grand CHIEF tenn
nlar. and Rev. A. S. Bisbee OF Lewis
ION. These lodges were represented a
tha meetings: Success. East Newport
! woodbine Corinna: Monitor ana n
surrender Lodges. Bangor. ana I'm
Cone. South Brewer. Al the Afternoon
session these officers were eiecteo: 1
r.. J. p. Bickford. Bangor y. -
W. Wilson. Bangor: V. T.. Eva Lone
south Brewer: D. treasurer w.
Randlett. East Newport: u. s. frah
n. Gray. Corinna; cha"iaih' re,
James Ramage. South Brewer > :.
r.. Nellie Barwise. Bangor a p
W. Wilson. Jr.. Bangor: guard "eors
Kelley. Bangor: sentinel Heorge nof
rens. south Brewer: marsna', i,,'a'
Torrens. South Brewer: d. ~. MAR
Bond. Corinna: Representative
grand lodge. Mark Bond. w. =. i.aho
lett. 4. p. Richardson; alternate ,1
Frank Barwise. Helen Rowe anu m Mr!
L. i. wheelden. The district loas e
degree was conferred upon tne eano
dates by Grand Chief Tempiar Roger
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09
Curious Condensations.
lee27.eodtf

The Brooklyn bridge has contracted
14ia feet since it WAS opened to the
public.
Rice wine. IA vicious concoction as We
| know ii. has been used by the Japanese
for 20o0 years. The use of the juice of
the grape, of course, is many thou
sands of years older.
Offenses against Kaiser Wilhelm ;
dignity in the one year 1898 were pun
ished. taken all together. with 1900
years of imprisonment. according TO
the Nurnberger Zeitung. a Social
Democratic newspaper.
When either branch Of Congress is in
session after nightfall a huge light
CLEANS from the top Of the great dome
over the Capitol. For many years il
has been the custom to burn this light
on the occasion of "A night session OF
Congress.
Mexican pulque and Hawaiian poi
have made their appearance in New
York cafes. Pulque resembles butter
milk. and to the unacclimated has a
disagreeable taste. Poi comes in "A
paste To be diluted with milk, and sug-
ar or salt added. according to taste
Kaiser Wilhelm's tactics of expeling
foreigners from Germany are being ap-
piled 20 Germans by some Of his neigh
bors. Professor Leo Meyer. for B.;
years professor of comparative phi
lology at the University Of Dorpat in
Llvonia. has been dismissed and "A
Russian appointed in his place.
Orders have been issued to break up
the old Austrian frigate Novara. which
conveyed Emperor Maximilan to
Mexico. and later took his body home.
Some of the wood of the vessel will he
carved into a prize dieu and placed in
the crypt of the Capuchin church ut
Vienna. near Maximilian's coffin.
Quite a business has sprung up Of
late in California artichokes. 1t is said
that the California variety has better
flavor than that coming from France.
besides being fresher This is very
natural. as it takes but a week to get
the vegetable here from California.
while it takes at least two weeks to
get the French supply to the market
Al Illye. in Hungary. theatrical
novelty was thus announced recently:
dependent on Gods holy will on Jan
uary 20. in the year 1890. after Christ
birth. will be performed for the first
time Romeo and Juliet "A sensational
world renowned tragedy in five acts.
| with songs. dances and Bengal lights.
by William Shakespeare. The author
will be presented at the performance.
Mechanical gambling devices will
proba bly, be driven out of business in
oklahoma through Il recent decision
of the United States district court
which has ruled that when man
makes round metal disks. not stamped
| in imitation of money. and beats slnt
| machines with them. he does not vio-
| lat" the law. The disks are not coun-
| terfeit and it is not swindlinG to rob
| an Illegal game.
| This is how the chippewa Indians
| petition Congress: 20 men. we come
| TO You because you are the source of
| all power You have a commission sit
| ting among us who take $l3 of our
money. and every evening when nigh.
| falls $l3 are dead. Abolish that COM
mission and every evening $l3 will be
| made alive to us. We do not want to
be short and left sitting naked on the
sands of the lake shore.ns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09
Gossip Of the Boxers.

The Triangle Club of Chicago. has Of
fered a purse of s2l. 900 for the proposed
fight between Bob F'itZsimmons and
Jim Jeffries.
Bobby" Dobbs of Minneapolis. MINI.
and Patrick Macdonald, have been
matched to tight again for twenty rounds
at Gateshead. on March |.
Jack Hammond of Detroit. got the
decision over Jack McDonough in six
round bout at the South Side Athletic
club of Milwaukee. on Friday night.
Tom Tracy of Australia. and Fred
Mueller. of California. the weller weight
~ rounds in San Francisco on the aSth
inst.
Bob" Fitzsimmons says that his fight
with Jim .ieffres will take place in mis-
city. il nothing happens. He says that il
any one prevents il there will be no more
contests in New York, He favors the
Coney Island A. c.
Kid Mccoy the heavy weight pugi-
| list, and George Green the California
middle weight. have signed articles 70,
4 ten round contest some time in April
Mccoy agrees TO knock out Green inside
of ten rounds or forfe: the decision.
Billy" Rotchford of Chicago. who wen.
! TO England last summer. has been
matched to box "Pedlar' Palmer on May
20, at the National Sporting Club. Lon
don, for Il purse OF $4,000. Rotchford. who
has been i'll. is said to have completely
recovered
The I.enox \. G, having completed SOY
/ cral alterations in its building. will re-
evening. with II twenty round bout be-
tween Jack Bonner of Philadelphia,
and Tommy" West Of BROOKLYN There
will be two preliminary bDufs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09

| There were ~ deaths in Passport during
| the past year
Chief Engineer Nauman. who is now OF
DUTY at the bath Iron Works. was at on'
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel w. Dunbam ri
South Paris. celebrated their 50th well.
ding anniversary. March !.
Stearns 4 Holmes is the name of ;
new law firm in Caribou. "A partnershl
having been formed between T. q
Stearns and Eugene A. Holmes, ESQ
The death returns at the city clerks of.
lice. Eath for the months of January an
February, show thirty deaths which j.
IN ne same number as in the same in ISss
The births number %.
The engagement of Miss Florence J.
Mack of Portland who. during the pa :,
few years, has been teacher in the
Saco public schools, and Charles B>pth Il
graduate OF Harvard, who has rGeent!y
opened a law Office In Portland. has been
announced.
The Willimantic Linen Co have got
their birch all in and all of the teams
nave gone home except two. John Per-
ram pam ,b; teams are hanng the spool bars
are me. a. j. Weymouth x Sons have
len horses hauling their poplar into Long
Iond stream and will get it all in If the
shedding holds good through next month.
From the annual report of the town of
Lisbon for the year ending February lS
49, are taken these figures. Total vali-
alton, 81. Si0.S41 of which 81 55S, $50 is resi-
dent real estate. and $9S,415 is non-resI-
dent real estate: $lS3.190 is resident per-
sonal estate and $500 nonresident per-
sonal estate. The number of polls is loss
poll tax 81. The rate OF taxation Is .0ii,.
the total assessment S2S.SI1.2 %.
While the frost is coming out of the
ground the Grand Trunk will not al
lor conductors to make up lost time on
either freight or passenger trains. The
regular night express has had it's run
ming time cut down 50 minutes until
the road bed has settled down TO it's
usrai hardness after the frost leaves
the ground.
AT recent meeting of the Calais city
government, Mayor Swan read "A portion
of the will of the late f. S. Pike relating
to certain funds which he established: al
so a letter from the New England Trust
Company. informing the city treasurer
that under the conditions of said will 5000
had reverted in trust to the city of Calais
by the death of il egatee. This sum will
be equally divided into four funds 10 be
known as the Calais free library fund.
the fuel fund, the medicine and hospital
fund, and the deserving widows fund.
and the income expended under the direc-
ton of IA committee appointed annually
by the city government.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09

Georges Finish is in Sight-Tillie-
iinve YOU any war souvenirs?''
Millie-"Oh. yes. See this curious coll
lar George brought. He said he captured
4 from a Spanish captain at The risk of
his life
What, The wretch, Why. Sent him
ihat when ne was in Tampa. .'-cicyelan
Plain Dealer.
The Hero-Craze in Frozen og.-Rrouco
',ete-"'fhars II war-hero coming in on
me next train. Stranger. and we're going
~ have reg lar kissin bee,''
Stranger-.'Won't he objectg''
Bronco Petc-'Oh. 1t aint "A he Slrang-
er. IL $ ole man Peters's darter Sal wo.' :
bin down In Cuby as a Red Cross nuss.''
A New Experience,-New Arrival / in
r'r doin' nowo''
Rarber-"Tve begun shaving your neck,
sir
New Arrival-"Moy, moy. Do yez
shave a man all over in This country o.
y. Y. Weekly
In the Near Fuinrc.--'Got the latest ac-
t;ideni?'
What is it?"
An autocab IN trying TO dodge an au-
oambiilance ran into an auto1atrol wa
gon.''
An Emergency Call.-Dorothy ,noticng
with great distress a rip In her doll.
whence the sawdust was spllhng outl--
on. mamma. please do some hing uuick
Dollt's just sawdustine herself to death -
Judge.
Satan was Gentleman.-'And why did
the devil tempt Eve first, 40 you think.
t;odfrey?' ''Oh. mummy. ladies always
come frst.'-Punch
iou can't spell long words like hippo.
potamus and parallelogram, said The
little boy who wore spectacles and a sail
or suit. We'll. answered the boy who
was leading dog by a piece OF rope.
'dats where I'm lucky I don't have to-
Washington Star.
Winslow twhose wife. who Is always on
the alert for bargains. has Been taken
suddenly ilD-'l'm sure don't know
what ails her. unless she's shop worn.''--
Judge.
Little Ethel-"Papa why did old Blue
beard kill all his wives?'' Her Father
"l-er-why. suppose ID was because he
didn't know anything about divorces -
Philadelphia Record
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09
The Care Of Animals.

The boy who is really fond of ami
mails never i'll treats his pets. or abuses
and makes slave of his dog. On the
contrary. his dog is his companion and
playmate.
The boy knows that-a dogs master
is a god in the eyes of the poor brute
and is worshpped with canine devo-
ton. which again and again has been
proved faithful unto death. Such
knowledge makes the boy just and
kind. But dog is only a domesti
Gated wolf. and the wolf is not the only
wild creature which can be dOmesti-
Gated
The same care which transforms a
redmouthed wolf into faithful dog
can transform other undOmesticated
beasts into useful creatures. AS soon
as an animal learns that you are con-
tributing to it's comfort in place Of
tormenting it. you may notice it will
greet you with a milder expression.
AS soon as you can make the widest
and fiercest beast understand that the
use Of jaws. claws or sting are unnec-
essary. it will refrain from using them.
1t is not always possible to come 20
this understanding with the larger
beasts, but the lad who loves his pets
will bestow upon the little creatures
that affection which shows itself in
sympathy which can understand their
wants and necessities. Such lad can
perform wonders. Birds will come at
his call. the small beasts of the fieid
will follow at his heels. and no child
will fear him.-Harper's Round Table.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09
Brief Note CT NotabIes.

February may be called the actor S
month. Henry Irving was born on Feb
ruarv g. Joseph jefferson on February %
and Ellen Terry on February 81 Irving
is ii and Jefferson is 20 years old.
Senator lIoar. while speaking. cons ant-
iy jingles Il bunch OF keys: Senator Jones
OF Arkansas, twiris Il key attached to Il
BIZ Of tape; Senator 'ril!man jnggles his
glasses and Senator Chiffon Keeps his
glasses on his forehead above his eyes.
Henry Watterson, the Kentucky editor.
is one of the ablest judges of champa gne
in the world He always orders one par
tons about the specimen offered. He
simply examines the cork with great care
and ii it meets with his appreciation he
knows that the wine is urinkapie.
Count de Cassina, the Cars ambassa-
dor to the United States. is said 10 be the
most democratic of all the diploma ic
representatives at Washington Unlike
the chiefs of other emba ssies or legations,
he has no office hours, and will see any
one who calls on business whenever he is
in the house. Count Cassini speaks cx-
cellent Engtsh. and is most pleasant in
his manner.
Signor Pasquale Favale, the Italian,
who left 1880 lire t$3Goo, to the city cor
vide dots for poor but respectable g.ris.
left to the state another legacy which is
causing no end of trouble. 1t is an orig
inal three-act tragic opera called 'Elvi-
be performed as the proceeds are to be
devoted to the poor of London
Colonel Funston Of the Kansas regi-
ment that recently distinguished itself in
the philippines. is only y years old. Ii Is
said that he has been a reporter. fought
Indians. explored Death Valley. spent 1--WE
years in Alaska. been assistant secretary
OF the Iopeka and Santa Fe Railroad
served under Gomez in Cuba in - fights
been wounded and was sick for tel
months with the fever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09

To the person with nerves the days
like Wednesday are far more welcome
the ground. The change from the few
previous days with the rattle of the
wagons over the pavement to that of
Wednesday with the teams moving so
nOiselessly about. was welcome. The
roar of the trains as they dash through
the station and over the street cross
ings. becomes of a nuffied nature with
the covering of thick. heavy snow on
the ground.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09

The people had become so very tired
Of running to fires and finding them to
be only chimneys burning out that the
attendance ut the fire on Sewall street,
usual Those who went by the way Of
Capitol street found it next to impossi-
bic to go to the scene OF the fire, as
even ut the corner of Capitol and
Sewall streets. the smoke was so dense.
that nothing could be seen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09

ton or Grippe, with IFS ruinous
,fter effects, utterly unit person potn !oI tnt
luties and pleasures OF lie. fes no scnooi "
medicine pretends to cure these very common
diseases and restore people to the soanuns ~.
lealth they had before. Such thing wa:
thought to be impossible till brezI!ian DAHL
vas discovered and its wonderful powers pu'
o tine test 20 years ago. simPie anJ .,n,.r,
,ess curative balsam. It was hrst iounu ~ SuIs
he worst Colds and cIGaP hs its sootng iniu
.nce. Then it was discovered that It TOOK ths
uflamatiou out of the throat, permanently cur
up Quincy, Bronchitis and even Astnna'
adv IN Cincinnati had Ast lima ~ years ~ sn.
,ould not sleep lying down IN ai.. u. aud ~.
perfectly restored in few weeks anu nv
naiadv has never returned. Then 1t was tfiec
IN wounds, burns and old cores with sucn SUI,
,risinp results that it was concluded u wouie
,e beneficial in Catarrh when CONSISTS u
lest OF old sores in the head. All. .nve,ied =,
uictlv DESTROYED the Catarrh germ, stoppee
he droppinp into the throat, sweetensa IN.
reath. restored the sense OF TASTE sMeii an
,eariny, healed the running sores s,,.s..,d. =. ".
making perfect cures in every case. ".'. h.o,
,pou thousands in the last few years nav oeS. ..
.nrcd ri tb,s loathsome disease which was 70.
ing away their heads, throats ana I.s ~.
Il acts with equal efficacy In any par. y. ", ~
;ystem. Mixed with warm water ana Isea rs,a.rI
III injection, ladies find quick Teiet .sto,. ~ i,
,fthe uterous whites. pain a9I Sl.urisy, pain il
.he chest side and back, anything t.s;si,e, tna.
from a cold or grip Its cures have as.J
the l. vii md attracted the attention OF tnI
ica, profession ia nd wide. It IS So az snc
it should be In every home IN the Z, 90 bottle
Braziliam Balm we wrap months trea.msne tre.st
roxicola Tablets. the best tonic M and IA Z,
builder in the world. Ask your dfugs ~ l.1s Ina
no substitute. u. F. Jackson & Co.. '"Af
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09

IndolitieS is the name of Il disease
may have been known to the Augusta
physicians before, but Wednesday was
the first time they made public the
fact that it exists in the city. The
symptoms are said to be so marked
thet even the uneducated can detect
two commonplace doctors call the dis
ease .'lazineSS."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-09

There will be an all-day session of
Manchester Grange at Grange hall,
Manchester. Friday. In the afternoon,
DR. G. NJ. Twitchell will address the
meeting on THE Citizen of Tomorrow.
saturday, DR.. Twitchell will go to
Fairfield. where he will lecture that
evening on Our outlook.