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OBITUARY.
EDWARD X. BOOTHBY.

Edward K. Bootbby, an old and re-
spected citizen Of Portland, died Sunday
ut tine home of his SON in-law, VIM. Henry
Purinton ON Cumberland street. Mr..
Boothby was q gunsmith and for over
twenty five years worked at his trade In
Market square.
He was born In Limington, Maine,
seventy mine years ago. He married and
had four cbildren, two OF whom have
since died. Mrs. W. II. Purinton and
Drank Boothby are the two remaining
children. Mr.. Boothby was man Of
such loving qualities that every one whom
he met instantly became his friend. 1t
Is said of him that he pever had an
enemy. His relatives have the sympathy
OF a large number of friends.
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Mr.. Zsnas Thompson spoke hertily in
favor OF the Board Of Trade encouraging
this new Undertaking, and said TINT
doubtless II tho business men of Portland
and Maine would take hold Of the matter
and give the line the bersflt of their bust
ness thers would bs no doubt about II
pay ing svsntusily and not only helping
Portland but all Of Maine.
On motion of MIR. K. b. Winslow the
following special committee was ap-
pointed BY President Boothby to look into
tho matter and SEQ what could be done in
the way OF assisting the enterprise: n. b.
winslow. W. A. Coates. L. c. Jordan.
Mayor Randall and Zenss Thomson.
The Board of Trade then adjourned.
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ths srsnch ball aud enters her villa BY
climbing up q ladder and crawling
through Q window. Embsrrassed BY bis
sudden appearance, the sgitated wife
hearing the footsteps of her husband.
causes the unfortunate lady killer to be
transformed into the opposite sex, and
then complications arise. He Is represent
cd TO be long lost sister and the decep-
ton Is KEEP. up quite successfully until
tho real sister arrives who for the pur-
poses OF tho plot, soon dons the attire OF
man, and then of course the two mas
queraders are the central figures Of many
ludicrous situations. through all Of which
the wife has n terrible time. At tho end
the right people get into the right clothea
and there Is that general explanation so
essential to the happy wind up of a very
well constructed farce comedy.
So far as the action IL concerned IL was
90 uniform throughout as to render I'M
necessary special individual mention and
running through the production were
songs, dances, ETC., which may have
reached mediocrity, but certainly did not
10 beyond IT. The play will be repeated
| tonight.
MoGINTY THE SPORT.
One Of the most successful comedies IL
"McGinty the Sport" which is an.
nounced at the Portland theatre for three
nights and Saturday matinee, commeno.
ing Thursday evening. January 10. 1t
Is bright In costume. music, wit and tho
roughly up to date. The story of the play
Is very meritorious, the situations are ex-
tremsly numerous and the fun clean and
penetrating. The notable company who
will appear here comprises such promi-
nent comedians a. J. q. Flynn, VIM. Ii.
Miles. v. N. Gibbons, W. Hart, Charles
g. Barrett. Frank u. Preston, Bijou
Mignon. lille vanona. May Hart, Katie
Parker, Minnie Howard, Lillian Hull and
the Howard Sisters and others, Reserved
seats go on sale for this engagement this
morning at 9 CLOCK.
5 PITMAN COMEDY COMPANY.
The Pitman comedy company, which
will begin an engagement Of five nights
and four matinee performances ut the
jefferson tonight. has just concluded a
run ut Lawrence where the papers spoke
In the highest terms OF the performances.
The company Is said to be one OF the
best ever seen here at popular prices.
The specisities which are introd uced dur
ing the play and between the acts, serve
to make this time pass more quickly and
to make the show solid three hours of
continuous enter sainment. Seats at pop
ular prices are now on sale.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

To the Officers and Members Of the Board
of Trade;
The office of the Weather Bureau at this
port has now such well established
reputation for the regularity and aceu
racy of Its work and has so far won the
confidence of this community, that 1t
seems hardly necessary to refer TO this
feature again in our reports. One new
feature in connection with this service
will be of interest TO all. Under the new
relations existing in the West Indies. we
are establishing meteorological stations in
Cuba, Porto Rico. and other points In the
Caribbean Sea, and when cable commuhi-
cation Is established we shall have early re-
ports from this section OF the world where
the worst storms that visit our coast are
bred. With this result OF the late war no
one can complain.
q. Ii. barley. VIM Senter, Winthrop
Jordan. Meteorological Committee.
The following officers were unanimous
ly elected:
Presideat-Frederic K. Boothby.
Vice Presidents-Joseph Ii. Short, Amni
Whitney, Albert b. Hall.
ID rectors--C. W. i. Cooling, Augustus
r. Wright, George 1refethen, Henry p
Charles Hai a'" f. Libby. Adam F. Leishton,
william W. Merrill, VIM. Chamberlain,
edward Ii. York, John b. Coleman,
William II. Gray.
Ireasurer-Charles ). Fobes.
Secretary-M. N. kioh.
Port Wardens-Ben jamin W. Jones,
James kt aZer.
President Boothby thanked the board
for the renewal of its compliment in re-
electing him as its president. He said be
would not hesitate to say that he wanted
to be elected president of the board for
another term and had an ambition to bs
its president when this century goes out.
He said he made no pretensions of being
business man but he did claim to be a
lover of his fellow man, and as such was
willing to do all be could for every one.
His speech was simple acknowledgement
of the honor which has been done him
and what he said was vary well said and
very .tavorably received.
Mr. 4. G. Jordan, civil engineer, then
called the attention OF the board to the
dock facilities in Portland in connection
with the harbor commissioners lines. he
said that he did not think there could be
any possible objection made to the extend
ing of the Grand Trunk docks into the
harhor as 1t wo Id not only greatly
facilitate the handling of the big ships
now frequenting this pert but would In
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FIRST UNIvERsALIsT SOCIETY.

At the annual meeting of the FRS,
Universalist society last evening, the fol
lowing officers were elected;
Moderator s. Fobes.
Clerk and Treasurer-Philip h. Turner.
Assessors-Churles w. Allen, K. II.
Niokerson, Henry Q. ellison. Frank w.
Coolidge, Harlan p. Aver.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Order of Grocer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A DAINTY DISH.

With the Delicate Sweet of Grape
Sugar.
The meat eater and the vegetarian
alike are charmed with the new food,
Grape-Nuts. They nave crisp taste,
with the delicate flavar of grape sugar,
and are entirely ready for the table
without any necessity for co king.
Made by Postum Co.; Battle Creek,
Mich.
Grape-Nuts furnish one of the dantiest
dishes ever placed on breakfast table
. Can be served hot instantly, by pouring
hot milk or cream over Grape-Nuts
Many prefer the food dry with cream on
the side.
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PORT WARDEN'S REPORT.


The Port Wardens visited officially II
steamships from foreign ports; = Aneri-
can steamers from domestic ports; 2
foreign barks from foreign ports; for
eign brig from foreign port; and 20 do
mesti schooners from foreign and domes.
tin ports; an increase OF twenty vessels
over 1877, mostly steamers. There has ar =
rived and departed from this port for the
past year 1873 steamers. all foreign repre-
ssnting gross tonnage OF f3i,l37 tons
The steamers have carried light caT2oes
inward and full cargoes outward.
BENZ AMiN JONES,
JAMES kEAZAK,
Port Wardens.
SEURETARY'S ANNUAL REPORT
To the Officers and Memb ers of the Board
OF Trade:
would respectfully report that during
the past year a meetings OF the mana
gers were called and one of the general
Board, aud but one meeting adjourned
for want of a quorum. ThSre have been
also five special meetings OF different DOM
mites, all of which held sever al meetings
each, to provide and carry out the follow
ing projects, viz; joint committee
with the city for the Relief of Cuban
Sufferers. by whion more than one thou
sand dollars worth of food supplies and
clothing was contributed; committee on
publication Of IA Tourists Guide which
raised by contributions nearly $500 to pay
for the 5000 copies OF the book published /;
committee in Reception and Entertain
nent of General Manager Hays and staff
of the Grand 1ruLk railway; committee
fer tns relief of sufferers by the wreck
and loss of life of the steamer Portland
by which 81, o95. IS was raised and added
to the fund ra sed by the general citi.
zens' COMMITTEES for the same purpose |;
also committee TO cooperate with the
city in facilitating needed arrangements
for the annual meeting of the Maine
Dsirymens and Stats Board of Agrioul-
ture, in this CT y.
A committee was appointed early In
the season to invite tho State Board OF
Trade TO hold It's semi annual meeting in
this city in March last. which was accept.
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M lRRtAG rs.

In this city. Jan. 7. by Rev. +. X. Purdy,
James s. Day and Miss Hattie May Llttlehale,
boIh Ct Portland.
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Every mother should know this and always
keep This wonderful remedy handy
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SUMNER STEAMSHIP LINE.
Project discussed by Beard o.
Trade.
PRESIDENT r. T. B00THBy RE
ELECTED.

The 5fth Annual Meeting OF the Port
land Board Of Trade-Reports of n,
Officers for the Year Just Ended
Talk of the All tho Year Round
Line of steamers.
The annual meeting Of the Board OF
Trade was held yesterday afternoon. 1t
was interest ing not only because 1t heard
the reports Of its officers and elected Its
officers for the ensuing year, but also be
cause the matter of an all the year trans
Atlantic line came up for discussion and
the assurance was made that the posi-
bility of such a line being put in opera
tion during the coming summer Is very
good. The interest which was taken in
this discussion by the prominent members
of the Board of Trade showed bitter tn an
any thing else could have done how much
An earnest the Board Of Trade is In bring
ing this matter about and at the close of
the discussion special COMMITTEES was
appointed to keep in touch with those
contemplating the establishing OF this
line and aid them in their efforts in every
possible way.
1t was the satin annual meeting. The
attendance, AS President Boothby re-
marked, was larger than 1t had been at
any previous annual meeting since the
year when Mr.. Isaac c. Atkinson ran for
the president OF the organization.
After Captain j. A. Sherman, agent
for the Manhattan steamship company,
had been elected member Of the board,
the president called for the reports OF the
various committees which were made as
follows:
TREASURES REPORT.
Report of treasurer of Portland Board
Of Trade for year ending Jan. 9, 1929.
Charles s. robes Treasurer in account
with Portland Board Of Trade.
DR..
Balance, 420.oS
Board of Trade A ssessmeuts, 1865 80
Merchants Exchange. 94l 10
Room rent, Interests, ETC., Si9.0D
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A TERRIBLE TIME.

Harry Rogers's company opened a three
days engagement at the Portland theatre
inst evening and gave the first presenta-
tion OF farce comedy entitled "a Terri
BILE Time"
The play fuI1ils the prophecy Of the
title in the first act when q modern Don
Juan becomes infatuated with retired
comedienne and follows her home1f fl ON
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

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MuS eeui cberen Sbale.
(slr&balb @orrslppubsni.)

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Sa8 xhal abn arts.

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Gin SpicInaarens Naiaar.

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NIT Spielpaaren, Ganoles uuo gllii,
beoient.
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VSilfeebarre MaArthten.

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