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AT MARTHA's GROVE.
Talks by DIR. Abbott Pleasing Feature
of Programme.
ESPECIAL TO TUE rnEss.l

ESPECIAL TO THE PHEss.I
Matthias Grove, Fryeburg, August IA.
Sunday was rest day on the grounds.
DIR. Lyman Abbott preached in the Au-
di.orium in the afternoon. Not before
this year has the building been SO crowd
ed.
The Bible readings by Miss Helen n.
Cole are very largely attended, and It has
berome necessary to have the class meet
In Normal hall.
The botany GLASS Is remarkably en-
thuslastio one and this enthusiasm Is es-
imited by the pre- enos of MIR. Harvey
State, hotanlst.
I This afternoon nearly every one .was to
bo found In the auditorium listening to
Dr.Abbnt', while he gave his second talk
on the Bible. "Fictlon In the Bible
w rs the special subject.
DIR. Abbott closed today's lecture with
romance OF Esther-not the full story as
found in the Bible. but q short sketch OF
1t with comments made by himself.
At O'Clock Mrs. Clarence Hay gave an
informal "at home" In her pretty little
cottage, 1.-The Longfellow." which near.
~ all residents Of the grow, attended.
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VETERANS AT w1NDEuERE PARK

Unity. August 14.-At Windemere park
in this place, about ADO members of the
Grand Army of the Republic were the
guests of the Clough Veteran Charitable
association today, when the finest wealth
er prevailed. The programme opened
with exercises at Clough hall. Music
was furnished by the Brooks band.
Hon. Forest Goodwin OF Skowhegan
was orator of the day. Mr.. Goodwin
took as his topic the progress of Ameri-
ca In the past century. attributing the
same to "the citizen soldier" Other
Speakers were DR.. Billings OF Freedom,
president of the Clough Veteran Charit-
able association; r. W. Libby of Unity,
Col. Plummer, Albert Stinson of Sears-
port, Major Thomas of Freedom and Hon.
A. +. Nicksrson of Swansviiie. A Lall
was given at the pavilion this evening.
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IMPROVEMENT DAY.


tAfHchAL TO The kAh11.k
Ocean Park. August 14.-Teday has
heen Ocean Park improvement Day. the
day devoted to the istsrssts OF the Ocsan
Park Improvements society. At the susi-
ness meeting Of the society held this fore
noon the following officers were elected;
President, Rev. O. r. Flanders Of Bidae-
ford, who founded the soc'ety and has
been the most active promoter OF It's on
terprises; secretary. Rev. ]. G. Osgood
Of Littlston, N. Ii treasurer. Rev. n.
A. Avery Of Alton, N. H.; executive
committee. the above otiioers with TranF-
lin Metcalt OF Providence, X. l., and
Miss l.. A. DsMsrritte OF Ocean Park.
In the afternoon flag raising was held
at the Temple followed BY platfcrn
programme consisting OF Short addresses
and discussions Of proposed improve
mentp.
L. II. Tiiley OF Providence, r. L
spoke on Present Necessities" and K.
ID. Wade Of Ocean Park spoke on ''The
Future Of Ocean Park"
In the evening the annual concert wal
given by the society.
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snytnins in the nsld that could stay with
her in brush.
When the announcement Of the winners
was made. Starter Merrill. added that the
judges had decided 70 suspend Driver
Jordan for year, and TO award Driver
Gatoomb si25. half Ct the mares win
nings. This was Mr.. Jordan's first drive
In race. and though his friends were
lavish with their sympathy. they could
not deny that the judges bad pursued n
right course. and one that will a., more
than anything else 20 make IL worth
while for lovers Of clean horse racing to
patronize the Rigby meetings. Mr.. Jor-
dan was not entirely at fault; hut was.
rather, victim Of somebody else's indis.
creton.
Following Is list Of horses that win
start In tomorrow's stakes; 2.ei pace.
Jennie Hale, Marse Chan. Blanche, Tom
Arnold, Alpine, Rosa Brown, Karly
Bird, Jr., Riroh Bud, Marion G.; 2.15
trot, hilda. Paddy D. Gresnbrino. Lit
tie Dick, King MALCOLM, NicoIs, Nibs,
White Points; 80 trot, Regal Nelson,
Kuazan, Blazaaway, Halle Rocket,
Dorland, We.
summary:
ago Class, Trotting; Stake $1,000.
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A Portland citizen Relate. an Interest
fng Experience About Cause and
Eject

An Irish student attempted to reEute n
professors lecture on Cause and Kneot.
lie objscted to tbs automatic principle
that cause is always flrst and effect n
consequence. and he illustrated his theory
BY citing one Of his countrymen pushins
n wheelbarrow. Whatever reasoning msy
be necessary 10 establish the Irishman's s
contention, cne til ne is certain, cause
always gees iirst In kidney diseate and
the effect follows Bad backs from dls-
ordered kidneys are very common. No
condition or class of humanity Is sx-
empt. SoGe cases are old and chronic
and stubborn to remove. Some are first
attacks ard easily disposed OF by Doan's
Kidney Piiis II this fact could be only
Impressed upon our citizens what q
world of suffering would be prevented.
Perhaps the example OF the experience of
local resident will convince you.
Mrs. Owen Woods Of ss5 DRnforth st
says:
''Some time ago Mr.. Wood had ccnsid-
eratle trouble from want OF proper ac-
ti0n of the kidneys. A friend gave him
few Dams Kidney Pills, telling him
how much they had done for him. Their
beneficial effects were noticeable. He
then got hox for himself at ii. IL. Hay
& sons drug ttors at the junction of
Middls ani Free Sts. BY the time he had
taken all the pills contained in the box,
the paius in his back were eEded. He
has since then recommended their ufe to
Others and always spsaks of the great
value of Dams kidney Pills at every op-
rortunity."
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by al, deal
ers; price so cents hox. Mailed on re.
ceipt of price by Foster-Milburn Co :.
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
u. S.
Remember the name Doan 's--and
take no substitute.
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LITTLE DIAMOND.
The cottasers Entertain Hundreds at
Their Annual Clam Bake.

The el3rk of the wtatier smiled hls
sweetest upcn the cottsgers at Little DIa-
mond island yesterday on the occasion of
their annual clam take, and under cloud
less skies and with temperature just the
kind that would have teen ordered here
had the Islanders been consulted, at least
800 peopls sat down at lthe three long
tables spread almost to the waters edge
and enjoyed bake which was fully up
to the high standard set by the hosts quite
a decade since. This Is shigh praise, for
these ciambakes have q most euvIable rep
utstion the country over. There was an
abundance of everything which finds a
place In very well ordered clambake and
1t was served expeditiously and without
hitch Among those seen at the tables
were Rt. Rev. Bishop Burgess and fami-
Iy, Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Marrett MIR.
and Mrs. John G. Small, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Hay, John A. Emery, E. S. E
Mcclellan. Mr.. Hickey of the Thomson
line. Councilman Sioman and Mrs. SIo
man, ex-Councilman Fred N. May berry,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. 4. GodinR, Miss Alice Gibbons,
Miss Gibbons Of Rochester, Miss Ferris
of Tolsdo, MIR. and Mrs. Prindle, Mr..
and Mrs. Weymouth and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoyt, MIR. and Mrs. W. f. Tnxt r,
MIR. and Mrs. PiukhaIn, Capt. wiggrn,
Mr.. Ohler, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard Rev.
Samuel Worcester. Miss Harriet Staples
OF Philadelphia, MIR. and Mrs Rodman
IatNha1dnr .
Catss, Mrs. @. A. Webb OF Denver, Col .
Miss Prindle. Miss Chapman of New
York, Mrs. Gould and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Gsylor and Mr.. and
Mrs Chase of Brooklyn, Mrs. Ardon
Coomhs. Mr.. q. A. Strout, MIR. Nichols,
Miss Nichols, MIR. apd Mrs. Cram OF
Deerine. Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus Lewis,
Mir. and Mrs. Fred Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred KEEL
sey, Mrs W. b. Chandler, Mrs. j. p.
wescott, MIR. and Mrs. Fred Harrington,
Miss Grace Harrington, Mr.. John Small,
Miss Mildred Curtis.
The clam bake over, the party ad-
journed to tho several cottages for a social
chat. after which many left.for the city
on thc bOhe Va tuo carly evening. ne
larger mum ber. however, remained for
the musical entertainment, and dance
which had been arranged to close the
days festivities. The "Micao'' was the
scene Of the evening jollity. and before
the dancing. several musical mum bers
were delightfully."- rendered This was the
programme:
Selection. Chandler's Orchestra
May Morning, Denze
Miss Hawes.
Gouuod's Serenade, (fiuts solo).
Mr. burgess.
Lost Chord, Sullivan
William Cameron.
Vocal Solo,
Miss Fogg.
Vocal Solo, (Daphne's Love,)
Miss Hawes
Selection, OrchsstIa a
Following the concert was the dancing
which was kept up to the last possible
minute, and now and then during the
evening a catchy speciality was given In
Honey Johnson's inimitablo way. Every
one had a good time and the day was q
red-letter one In the history of the island.
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NOMINATED AS FIREMEN.

At a meeting OF the board of engineers
last evening the beard voted to recon-
mend the appointment of A.G. Eldridge
as driver of the Woodfords ladder truck
and +. W. Hayes as driver of the hose
wagon at the woodfords station.
The committee on fre department. will
meet tonight and it is said that there is
some doubt about these appointments
being confirmed by them.
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AUGUST FLOWER.

ut is q surprising fact' says Prof.
Houton, that in my travels in all parts
of the world, for the last ten years, |
have met more people having used
Green's August Flower than cay
other remedy, for dyspepsia. deranged
liver and stomach, and for constipation.
find for tourists and statesmen, or for
persons filling office positions, where
headaches and general bad feelings from
irregular habits exist, that Green's
August Flower is grand remedy. 1t
does not injure the system by frequent
use, and is excellent for sour stomachs
and indigestion" Sample hotties
free at F. Z. Fickett's. 2l2 Danforth, E.
w. Stevens, 107 Portland, McDonough &
Shendan's, 235 Congress, and J.E. Gocld
G Co.'s POI Federal st.
Sold by dealers in all civilized countries.
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FRED B. GOULD.

Gardiner. August Representative
Fred b. Gould of Pittston died late Sun
day night at his home In Pittstop, aged
40 years. The deceased was prominent
In town affairs and a well known Demo.
csst of Kennsbeo county. n 1895 he was
elected to the Maine legislature by u
ha ndsome majority, although the district
is strongly hepunIioan. He leaves q
widow and two children,
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CANOE PARADE.

Bar Harbor, August 14.-The annual
canoe parade was the svent mere today.
20 handsomely decorated canoes startine
from the pier at the foot of Main street
and proceeding to the landing at "The
Turrets - where o garden fets and recep-
tion was held. Tbs parade was led 6y
Mitchell Poring, Penobscot Indian. ar
rayei In bis war paint, and followed by
Fhilip Livingston. commodore CT the
Cano3 club. Next Monday the canoe
club VIII have an evening parade.
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For Women.

Or. Tolmans Monthly Regulator has brough.
happiness to hundreds of anxious women.
There Is positively no other remedy known
TO medical science, that will so quickly and
saieiy DO the work. Have never had a single
failure. The longest and most ohstinat te cases
are relieved In days without fail No other
remedy viii do this. No pain, no danger, no
interference with work. The most difficult
cases successfully treated through corres-
pondence, and the most complete satisfaction
guaranteed In every instance. relieve hun
dreds OF ladies whom never see Write for
further particulars. All letters truthfuljy
answered. Free confidential advice in ali
matters OF aprivate or delicate nature. Bear
IN mind this remedy is absolutely safe under
every possible condition and will positively
leave no after III effects upon the health. Nv
man securely sealed. $500. DIR. L. nj. Toll
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OBITUARY.
CAPT. JOHN MERRILL.

Rockland, August 14.-Capt. John
Merrill, one of the best known sea cap
tains in Eastern maine. died at his home
az Glen Cove, early Monday morning,
aged about seventy. Capt. Merrill had
followed the sea since his youth. He
was mainly engaged in the West Ind les
trade
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j IsBoN FALLS STRIKE SETTLED.

Lewiston, August i4.-A special to the
sun says IL Is understood that the strike
In the Woruinbo mills. Lisbon Falls
has been settled. Agent Gutmann agret-
ing to give the weavers 10 rer cent
increase In wages October Is and to ad-
just other griyances.
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wANTED-AeESra.

WANTED-Agents for new patents, sells
body uses, everyone can afford TO buy Send
stamps for samples and secure territory. Ap,
ply by letter only. Address BkAHAMS
GkN,L AGENT, Wilmot St., Portland. Isl
WANTED-Aci agents, men and women,
~ to sell genuine money making article.
MRS. ISABELLA II. BLOSSOM, ,(nee Elsworth)
Williams St Salem, Mass, ILL.,
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Notice.

WHEREAS my wife. Susan T. Braekett ha
shall pay no bills OF her contracting alter till
date. All persons are forbidden to harbor o
aid her at my expense.
HORACE BRACKETT.
Witness--Arthur o. Robinson.
New Gloucester. Aug. /, 1879. aug5d3ws
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RAYMOND SPRING HOUSE and Maine
Ia Central Railroad will tell you where to go
and what 10 do Tor first class outing for III ee
days. or three months; II you enclose stamp
You viii be surprised. Address z. L. SMALL,
No Raymond. Me. aug7-lf
A lew summer boardcrs wanted Ia pleasant;
N country place. twelve miles IRON Portland
good tab.e, good beds and good teams. Adj
dress II. d.. Box i67. SO. Wlndham. Me. Sid
II AhE HOUSE, North winuham. Me. Now
II open TOR the season OF 1899. Quiet loca-
ton. Supplied with unexceled mineral water.
Good bass and salmon fishing; desirable rooms /;
rates reasonable; correspondence solicited. l..
s. FREEMAN, proprietor. je2SdSws
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TEXAS AT BELFAST.

Belfast, August l4.-The battleship
Texas of the North Atlantic squadron
arrived here at four this afternoon from
Bar Harbor.
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One hundred OF them to select from. An
Kt Gold. Iarrest and hest stock os rines e
IN the city. A thousand OF them. MCKINNEY
the Jewelcr. Monument Square iune7dtf
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A o LET-At ince's Point, furnished COT
iage. containing five large rooms. stable
and row boat also 20 vi h 1t. PIice s7.OO per
week Address L. w. LORfNu. Yarmouth,
Maine. IBI
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S9.99 WATCH.

20 year gold filed case Walthain or Elgin
Nickel movement, warranted to be the best
watch for the money. McKENNEY. the
JeWeler Monument Square. je0
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Forty words asserted undor this head
one week for 20 cents, cash In advance.

HfOh kkNT-At 57i Cumberland street, lower
I'VE oi charge; also house 129 Spring street.
:. ~ ,; looms; y Park. 10 rooms: SO State "
seo.Iis, eo, ~ state, 10 rooms; q Arsenal, 10
s"ons .,',,.. % Gray, 10 rorIns 80f Congress.
avoIs w. % STATE. ~ rooms; bearing street, 8
anr sn 1910, y rooms each: Carleton IL rooms; Free.
~ ~ ri ,vo.ls toAEress, 10 rooms: Danfoith ST.,
vi' vsnni,y' Real Estate Oflse. FREDERICK S.
a At4ft
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FOR SALE-2 1-2 story house. containing IA
rooms. divided into two rents, has Sebago
water steam heat, with stable. lot 81 X 0S stu-
ated on Brown street, few doors from Con-
giess street. Inquire OF A. c. LIBBY s. CO.,
AZ i-2 Exchange street 81
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TO LET-Desirabie rent. G 6frooms, bath,
steam heat, hard wood floors, newly
papered and painted: & rooms on Taylor ST..
steam heat. alh, very desirable; @ rooms. bat h,
$1,000; II rooms, bath. $500; rooms DaBforth,
near High stre-t. 5000. N. S. GARDIN Err,
So ExchqnQe street Ill
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| FOR SALE-Two and cne half story brick
house. containing II rooms. arraneed for
two families, house thoroughly built by late
owner. Is to be sold for purpose OF closing the
estate, lot contains over 5000 square feet of
ltnd. Apply 10 JOHN L. PROCTOR, Cen
tennial Book. 10-1
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= No. 203 Middle street Inquire Of JAMES
kEAZER, No. 50 state street or % CONNER
cial street. ISL
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Eok SAl.E--Oue Of the finest residences at
Wool ord., n Pleasant street. IL large
hre places; set tubs In laundry, cellar with
eementcd ilooIs and plasterei ceiling, handsome
grounds, lot s0x12J. For terms etc call on
WILLIS NJ. CHENERY. Trustee, 23s Middle
street, i4-f
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| FOR SALE-Three GOOD quality late style
= Canopy Top Surrys. They are to be abso-
utely sold at less than manufacturers prices.
CAL and look st them the low figures will In
terest you. BRADLEY & SMALL, IS Prebie
street. 81
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nor SALE-0ne os the best located boarding
houses In the city, contains some 81 rooms.
good reasons for selling. For further partIcu-
lars inquire OF &c. LIBBY s. Co, ~ IL Ex-
cha &c street 9I
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FOR RkNT-House No. l Munroe Place
n<, nonse contains rooms and bath room
tOsSessiJn ghcl at once. ~ n IFWIs
Lewis han & CO.. 15I Middle street. 10
ErOR RENT--New fiat, bcuss os ITIen s,,.ot
n on lire spring street electric cars. nruse
nAS sunny eAposure. heatei with not water
ieat,Set tubs. GENE. ted cellar aud all ntodera
w. II. STEVEN. ri
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FOR SALE-On Deerng street. a superior
building lot coniaing sbout 5000 feet: best
location on the street. Apply to w. n, WAL
DkON & CO., 1SO Middle street. 12-1
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TO LET--lower rent of rooms, rear No. 227
Danforth street. with Sebago $500. APP
ply to I'D y ARD HAST Y, 70 Green street,
4
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MAiNsPRINcs,7 75c.

The best American Mainspringy, made by the
Elgin and Waltham companies. Warranted
for one year. MCKINNEY. tie Jeweler
monument square marisdn
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 30 cents, cash tn advance.
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OFFICES TO LET-Two suites Of light
~ pleasant Offices, with toilet room on same
floor. Apply TO S. II. COLESWoRTHY, %
Exchange st. iO-i
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash An advance.
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WANTED-D. f. book-keeper, correspon-
w dent and clerk, 23 years OIL with 1--WE
years experience, desires position; any kind Of
ofIlco work; also Is a good stenographer.
Highest references as to character and ability.
either permanent or temporarily. No obiec-
Office. 1871
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this hea,
one week for 20 cents, cash I'm advance
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WANTED-Situ on gentleman's place
w as coaehman and al, round man. Can
DAVIS, tcofcredl % Douglass ST., Auburndale,
mass. Iii
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ron BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
such as wind and Pain in the Stomach,
GiddiLess, Fullness after meals, Headache,
dizziness, Drowsiness, F1ushines OF Heat,
loss OF Appetite, Cosiiveness, Elofchcs on
the skin, Cold Chills, Disturbed sleep.
Eriehtful Dreams and all nervous and
trembling. Sensations. the FIRST CNE
WILL GIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES.
Every sufferer viii ACKNOWLEDGE them To l,e
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NoTIcE-Goss & Wilson. aucnoneers. re-
1,,,, III moved TO is4 TO 100 Middle St, corner OF
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WNATED-By young man, a position as
W stenographeF. Have had cffice ex-
perlenee. also some practice Ia bookkeeping.
References given. Address H.. 199 Franklin
street, City. IO-I
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WANTED SITUATIONS
one week for 25 cents, cash In advance.
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ne. a.l7 IA. a.lo s.4, s.iS s-4. a.i7 IA,
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Selection, OrchestIa a
Following the concert was the dancing
which was kept up to the last possible
minute, and now and then during the
evening a catchy speciality was given In
Honey Johnson's inimitablo way. Every
ono had q good time and the day was q
red-letter one In the history of the island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19
CRANSTON.

The regular meeting of the teachers
OF the Spragueville grammar school
was held in the school building yester-
day evening. Papers on Reading" were
presented by Miss Meegan, Miss Mil
Ter and Miss Haven. In the discussion
which followed the teachers expressed
as their opinion that more supplement
tary reading would prove beneficial to
the school. Ii was suggested that sup
Elementary reading in the latter part
of the eth grade he devoted To histori-
cal reading, pertaining to explorations
and settlement preparatory to techni-
cal historical work I'm Sth grade
a stereopticon entertainment and
lecture by Colonel French VIII be given
in Store Hall on Monday evening at
p. m. for children and repeated at s
y. m. for adults. The proceeds To go
for the benefit of the grammar school
graduates.
st. GATHERINGS Sewing Circle will
meet at the home of Miss Wood on
Park avenue, tomorrow evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-19
BRISTOL.

At the NEE ting OF Burnside lodge. IL.
of H., held las evening, the following
committees were appointed: Hall, Will
liam +. Peters supply. Clarence T..
Booth, Samuel ". Munro; William f.
Peters, relief and entertainment. sam
uel W. Munro Samuel j.. Mott. Will
liam B. Spooner. Clarence T.. Booth,
William T. Peters, James r.. Hill and
George Clark.
Cards weere issued yesterday by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Goff for the marriage
reception of their daughter Miss Celes-
tina Goft, and Mr.. Albert Il. Bernard,
TO be held Wednesday, January %, from
2 10 =. IN. at their residence, 10 Hope
street.
Mr.. James Cooke Manc hester. Jr.,
has been appointed foreman of the
National India Rubber company, and
assumed the duties of the ofiice' on
Monday.
The executive committee Of the Bris-
tol chapter. Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. has appointed sub
committee to devise some plan fer the
observance Of the anniversary OF the
birth of Gen. Washington. February %.
Miss Eva Close who has been en-
gagged az nurse among the soldiers,
and who was taken i'll with typhoid
II,
able 20 return home on "A visit to her
mother Mrs. Nancy Close. on Court
street. Miss Close previous To the es-
tablshment OF Camp Wikoff at Mon
tauk Point. l. L., was head nurse at
Coy. Flower hospital i'm New York city.
The Harbourview building. located
on Thames street. is soon To be re-
moved To the westward II feet from
it's present location, which will place
IL on line with the street. Spencer
Rounds has the contract, and Con-
tractor DUDE will do the masonwork.
The plumbing will be done by Will
liam Finnaly. There seems to be a
little difference OF opinion as to the
rightful owner of the property. but the
matter will soon be amicably settled
between the parties.
The president of the Lap Joint Rail
way company OF New York was at FAN
River last evening. where meeting of
the Mount Hope Park association was
held. 1t was voted To push the build
ing of the electric road as fast as pos
sible as soon as the weather would
permit.