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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04

Of her wedding anniversary. Those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Boynton, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hill. Mr.. and
Mrs PapanaugI, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s.
Holding, Mrs. D. L. Clays Mrs. Mar
tina Price, Mrs. Bridges. Mrs. c. q
Wirick, Mrs. Kleeberger, Mrs. A. D.
Wellington, Misses Irene Bridges, May
Wickert, Pearl Lucas. NJ F. Corser,
Mr.. Charles Holding, George Franey,
Cordy Edwards.
A bright and enjoyable event Of Fri
day evening was the party given by
the Azelian Entertaining club. Music
and games were the features of the
evening. At a late hour delicious re-
treshments were served. Those pres
emit were Misses Lulu Lee. Lillian
Western. Alberta Barton, Gladys Bar
ton, Annie Jones. Lenora Brown, Lii
liam Kiddle. Viola Layne, Jennie
Rocker. Ora Lagoon, Bessie Bosworth,
Edith Drakeford. L. Jefferson, Messrs.
Ray Don, Hyrurr Barton, James Dav-
idson. John McKerman, Tracy Hutch
ing, Oscar Ludquist, Nephi Jacobson,
Thornstroff, Semore Brown and Me-
lando Don.
Mrs. S. NJ. Higley entertained at
cards Friday evening in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Julia Wright of San Fran
cisco, Cal. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with palms and flowers.
Punch was served during the evening.
At IL O'Clock a dainty supper was
| served, after which dancing was in
dulged in. Music was furnished by the
Mandolin club. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Lambert, John
Boes, Frank Gardner, Ed Knowles.
Phil Ripple, Charles Loring, George
Smith, Charles Litchfield, Frank En-
erson, John Erskine, Mesdames James
Moore, Rye Moench, William Campbell,
Misses Sarah Hepworth. Rose Ruther-
ford Ripple. Messrs. Charles Munroe,
Ira Slayer, William Boes and S. Bate
lex.
/, Mr.. John Elkins was pleasantly sur
prised by a number Of his friends at
his home Friday evening. Games. card
playing and music were INDUCED in,
and dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were: Misses LOttie Ell
kins, Mile Ostler, Matte Gillespie.
Libbie Kirk, Emma Jeremy, Grace
Richmond, Dora Emery, Lutte Ashton,
Mamie Henderson. Ray Jeremy, Racie
Vincent, Lillian Emery. Cora Player,
Lena Macintosh, Birdie Vincent. Sa-
die Spry, Belle Newman, Mamie Has
lam, Messrs. John Elkins, John Evans,
OrsOn Riser, VIII Gillespie, Frank
Eardley, VIII Pollock, Albert Buseth,
Edmond Butterworth, Tom LoWry,
Charlie Richmond, Frank Rich, Fran
els Parry. Arthur Selander, Claude
Lees, Glenn Rasmussen, Charles Brown,
Willard Mitchell, Clifton Taylor, Ern
Carr. Woodruff Emery. Emmett By
water, Leo Jones and Walter Wright of
Sanpete.
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In Honor of Guests.

Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Steele Of Chi
cago were on Thursday afternoon en-
tertained at luncheon at the Alta club
by Mrs. z. L. Carpenter. The table
was arranged in the private dining
room and was handsomely laid with
silver and cut glass and adorned with
pink and white carnations. The menu
was served under the direction Of the
chef of the club anG was a most elabo-
rate one.
Covers were laid for Mrs. ROush. Mrs.
Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Rood, Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. F. Evans, Judge and Mrs. Bowman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers, Madame Myers.
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Informal Card par+,

On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Albert
z. Hutchinson was the hostess of an
entertaining card party. The guests
entered into the game with spirit and
animation, and at its close prizes were
gwen to Miss Lydia Weller and Mrs.
George Orr.
Among the players Were Mesdames
F. W. Scarf. J. n. Sharp. J. s. Day,.-
Ter. a. c, Ewing, J. p. Megeath. George
Orr, g. Il. Smith. J. o. Dunn. A =
kimball, T. @. Rhodes, ]. d. Evans
Belden. D. S. Taggart. Butler. James
RoOeTtS. Bradley, J. c. Hanehette. 7 r
DonneLan, :. Meyers. DR.. Luella Miles
Childs. >
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To Meet Mrs. Julian Knight.

Miss Sadie McChrystaI entertained
yesterday in honor of Mrs. Julian
Knight Of Dillon, Mont, Mrs. Knight
was formerl.- Miss Lucille Dull Of this
city. She has many friends here who
Will be glad 10 learn of her return.
Those invited to meet Mrs. Knight
were Miss Howat, Miss Florence How
at, Miss Frances HOWat, Miss Kinners-
ley. Miss Alice Paul Miss Kessler, Miss
Sprague, Miss Lucille Jennings, Miss
Josephine RatZ, Miss Terhune.
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Progressing Card Party.

An entertaining affair Of Friday even
ing was the card party given by Miss
Jean Spencer. Four tables were ar
ranged for the game, souvenirs of the
occasion being won by Miss Given
KnowltOn and John n. Clawson.
PI esent were the Misses Margaret
Werner. Theresa Taylor, Louise Young,
Nan Clawson, Leda Rawlins, Bella
CLAYTON, Irma Clawson, Frank Whit
ney, John y. ClawsOu.
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Informal Evening.

A thoroughly informal and delightful
evening was given Tuesday by Miss
Judge. Music, conversation and a
dainty supper made the hours pass all
too quickly.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Elgtn Travis, Mr.. and Mrs. w T.
DinwOOdey, Miss Read and Mr.. W. j.
Lawrence
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OGDEN.

Ogden, March 3.-The Columbia club
will give Ladies Night" Thursday,
March 8. There viii be music, recita-
tons, refreshments and an informal
reception. No especial invitations are
issued. but the lady friends of the club
members will be made welcome.
8 @ s.
Mr. ard Mrs. E T. Hulanisl1i have
issued invitations for the reception in
ter. Rosa. to Hugh c. Wood Of Spencer,
Ida The affair is to be at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hulanishi, 1923 Jeffer-
son avenue.
8 8 8
Vivian Hatch left tonight for Den
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PROVO.
Especial correspondence,)


Provo, March 3.-Dr. and Mrs J. T.
Irvine entertained the Sixty-three Card
club Wednesday evening al their home
on Eighth street. Miss Florence Pike
won ladies' first prize and Rob Irvine.
IT., succeeded in capturing the gentle
mans first. Mr.. Henry Gee Of Salt
Lake, a guest of the club, was the win
ner in the guessing contest and Mrs
Sam Schwab won the ladies' prize. The
evening was highly enjoyed and the
guests were served with delicious lun-
cheOn-
@ g g
A most delightful annual reunion Of
the Provo NJ. I. A. officers was held in
the Third ward meeting house Thurs
day evening The attendance was large
and the evening was pleasantly passed
in listening to an excellent programme
in dancing, feasting and general social
enjoyment.
@ g @
Mrs Agnes gave a very pretty Ken
singtOn party at her home Wednesday
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All sorts II pleasant affairs crowded
the days before Ash Wednesday. when
the social edict, as we'll as the relig-
ious draws the line at formal enter
tanning at least, and a blessing it is.
Gowns have had a seasons wear and
could not have been made to do much
more service. and then it takes time
20 get ready ones wardrobe for the
spring and summer, which already
seems quite at hand. So, while there
viii be many social event in circles
where ones own sweet viii is law, there
viii be restful days, days OF recupera-
ton and long nights of beauty sleep,
So that all the wrinkles will be ironed
out for the summer season.
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At Tea.

The Misses Leonard entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon. The parlors
were prettily decorated and the after
noon was enjoyed by Miss Hatchett.
Miss Welby. the Misses LamsOn, Miss
Miller, Miss GrOo, Miss HOwat, Miss
Florence HOwat, Miss Frances Howat,
Miss Salisbury, Miss Sherman, Miss
Laura Sherman, Miss Critchlow and
Miss Stenhensnn
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At Luncheon,

Mrs. William Reid en- ertained the
members of the Sewing club at lun-
cheon Wednesday afternoon. After the
dainty menu had been served, the
guests spent the remainder OF the af-
ternOOn in conversation.
Of the members there were present
Mrs. Thomas Jennings, Mrs. J. Z.
Game. Mrs. lie Grand Young, Mrs.
Marshall, Mrs. J. II. Moyle, Mrs. d. c.
Dunbar, Mrs. E. r. Eldredge, Mrs.
Walter Jennings and Miss Jasmine
Young.
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Progressive sixtv-three.

A pleasant function on Thursday
evening was progressive sixty-three
party given by Mrs. Lorendo D. Vose
at her apartments at The Hall. It was
given for Mr.. Ralph Wamsley. who re-
Gently came to Salt Lake City from La
Grange, Ills, Mrs. Vose's home. The
company was a very lively one. and
enjoyed the evenings diversion i'm
menSely
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At Dinner.

Miss Crawford entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss
Block. Pink carnations We're used to
adorn the table. around which were
seated Miss Block, Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Pollock. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Sharp,
Miss Anderson, DR.. BascOm and Mr..
Richardson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
Pleasant Event.

Mrs. W. G. Williams was the reeipi-
ent Of a surprise party Wednesday
evening. Those enjoying the affair
were Mrs. w. Lewis. Mrs. Irvine, Mrs.
E. Holland, Mrs. c. Peck. Mrs T Sba-
fer, Mrs. J. Hanson, Mrs. w. Bvwater
Mrs. Lundgren, Mrs. Berry. Mrs III
tlefOrd.
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of honor. A few bright blossoms made
an attractive bit of color in the rooms.
Those who enjoyed the affair were
Mrs. Joseph s. Peery, Mrs. Arthur
Bird, Mrs. S. c. Park, Miss Park, Miss
Thorn, Miss Cotton, Miss Sherman,
Miss Edna Shearman.
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were won by Mrs. Benjamin Wilson,
Mr.. E. G. Holding, Mrs. II. II. Sadler.
Mr.. W. II. Culver and Mrs. Williams.
During the evening refreshments were
served, after which the club adjourned
to meet in two weeks at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. Harvey.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
Chaing Dish Snnner

Nr. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Dinwoodey
gave an informal chatting dish supper
Wednesday evening. Those who en-
-l-t the affair were Mr.. and Mrs.
william Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T..
-.gwvodey Miss Alton Young. Mr.. W.
d. LaTTence and Mr.. Vernon Hardy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
NAV C1uh

The May club met on Tuesday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Peart at their
home and had an enjoyable time Pro-
gressiye high five was played. Prizes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
To Meet Mrs. Joseph Pee,v

D. = Charles Post gave an informal
J7r.-,' 'Ldy afternoon, at which Mrs.
'h Peery Of Ogden was the guest
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Hosiery.

) You'll look in vain for such values
as these elsewhere:
Children's Full Seamless Fast Black
Ribbed Wool Hose, in sizes from )
to 3, with spliced heels and fEn
toes, Tor ---.............4O O
Boys Full Seamless Fast Black Ribbed
} Cotton Fleece-lined Hose, with high
spiiced heels and double toes. would
J be good value at 25e, fnn
! Mems Fast Black Cotton Hose. fnn
double heel and toe, for 4UG
Mems Heavy Mixed Cotton OLE
! Half Hose for ........o 3G
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Infants Wear.

Infants Long Slips of fine Can,br5,
finished with Cambria rufHe. M
Infants Long Slips OF fine Nainsool,
trimmed with Val. lace edge, Or
.-Oi ----'''''''---'..... ..-.........VVJ
Infants Short Dresses OF 6na 49,,
brio or Nainsook, yokes henstftcI55I -.
tucks and embroidery. for
4Oc. SOC and CSC
Women's good quality Muslin Gowns
with double Jokes, trimmed En
with Cambria ruffies. for Agtn
Women.s Chemise, good quality of
material, neck and sleeves trinue5
with machine TorchOn lace. aeo
@OA --.-------'- GUJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-19
The w. C. T. U. Convention.

The annual convention of the kcnne-
bee County Womans Christian Tenn
pei ence Union Will be held in the
Friends church, Winthrop, on BOdoia
street, beginning, Monday, at 80 Z.
NJ, and ending Wednesday, at noon.
The morning sessions will open at :
o'clock. and the evening sessions at
80. Tuesday afternoon meeting will
convene at > o'clock. All the meetings
will be open to the public and and 4
cordial invitation is extended to all.
on Monday evening, a lecture Will
he given by the president Of the Ma
Stevens. a special address for chill
dren will be given, Tuesday evening.
by Miss Anna A. Gordon. Miss Gordon
was Frances Wizards trusted and
loyal private secretary during a period
Of 20 years She is now vice prcsiden;
Of the national, and secretary of tn,
Worlds w. c. T. l., and supcrintcn-
dent of the Loyal Temperance Lcgions
Of the world.
The day sessions Of the convention
are free to everybody. All lines Of re-
form and phlanthropic work will b,
discussed and interesting reports from
all parts Of the country Will he given
Mrs. Stevens and Miss Gordon Will be
present at a part of the day meetings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-19
BRIGHT Prospect for ~" Wcrk.

In an interview. concerning the work
of the Young Woman's Branch of the
w. c. T. L.. Miss Ellie NJ. Littlefcld,
who organized branch. last evening
in this city, said. concerning the work
and purposes of the movement: ours
is the largest organization of Wom-
en- in the world. TWenty-siX years ago
We We're organized in Ohio. Those
days We're known as the Crusade
days because the women of our ma
ton arose in body, banded them
selves together and worked and
prayed for the overthrow Of the legal
lied liquor traffic Continually our
cause has grown and extended 10 all
lands. of late years we have laid
special stress upon the work Of pre-
vention. or work among the young
people and children. In Maine. this
work is advancing rapidly, and the
prospect is that Maine will gain more
new members, this year, than any
other state in the Union. our fOuuda-
ton principles of prohibition for tho
Nation, and total abstinence. for the
individual. we believe, can best Dc
carried into effect by agitation, or
ganization ana prevention. our work
reaches and uplifts every phase Of
human life. for with our 80 depart
ments Of work, all classes are reached.
We place special stress upon personal
work, the wearing Of the white rib
bon, and the hour of prayer, which IS
the nOOntide hour"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-19
PRELIMINARY SURVEY COMMENCED.
All Eyes On the Outcome Of Mondays Hearing
B, lore Railroad C. mmissioners.

| Inc preliminary survey for the new
electric road to Togus was commenced
yesterday afternoon, by John Jones o
Lewiston. He in company Will
{. +. Johnson and S. a. Nye We're il
Shc city in the morning, looking after
the details of the work and getting
matters into shape for the hearing
which is to be held, Monday morning
| before the railIoad commissioners
This, it is anticipated, will be rather
Interesting and without doubt many
| Gardiner people will be present.
1t is currently stated that the equip
mcnt of the road is to be first-class in
every detail and these who are making
the talk are in position to know what
they are talking about. The cars tC
be used, it is stated. are similar tC
those in the larger roads and will be
equipped with every modern conven-
fence.
1t is probable that if there is no hitch
, in the proceedings, that an office will
be opened in this city where the bust
ness of the road will be carried on. The
office of the Late |. c. Libby in Water
willie is to be closed in a short time on
account of the office of the Lewiston,
Bath * brunswick Road being removed
from that city, and it is probable that
a great deal of the business that was
done in that office will be done in this
city.
Mr.. Nye said. yesterday. that work
will be commenced on the road as soon
as the necessary legal formaltics
about the location are taken care of
and that the first car will be run over
the road two months after the first
spadefull of earth is taken up.
The people on'the east side of the
river are watching the road with 4
great deal of interest. These who fire.
quently have cause to 90 to the Insane
hospital and who are employed at the
hospital are looking forward with
great deal of interest to the time when
the road will be built and in running
order.
AS yet it has not been decided when
the aldermen will be asked to grant
location. but that matter. it is stated,
all rests with the result Of Mondays
hearing before the railroad commits
SiOnerS.
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ut built. / have yet to hear an express
sion from any citizen of Augusta
against building the proposed road Il
will show a universal demand Of oui
city for the proposed construction OF
the road if we are represented Ey Z
delegation worthy Of our city.
If there are no obstacles in the WAY
the road will probably be in operation
by the middle of July Of first of Au-
gust.
| Mayor Lane said that he knew a
| great many people would stay over
Sunday in this city if there were some
place to go to. AS it is, they go to
other places. He had no doubt that if
| the road is built it will ultimately be
extended so as to connect with the
| Wiscasset q Quebec road and thus fur
| nish to Augusta people means of
reaching Squirrel Island without the
| long railroad jaunt that is now neces-
sary. He then went on to speak Of the
large number of people who now drive
to Togus who would go by the electric
road We're it built. Concerning the
question of public necessity and con
venicnce there could be no question on
that point in the minds Of the people
who could see the many people who
have business in that section who now
drive to Togus in going to their bus
mess.
On the motion of Mr. Lynch, Presi-
dent Burleigh then appointed the fol-
lowing committee to be present at the
hearing:
Hon. p. o. Vickery, ]. L. Fuller.
John w. Chase c. S. IIichborn, Hon.
l.. Titcomb, Judge y. G. Andrews, T..
&. Dudley, Walter IT, Davis, w. H.
Gannctt. =. +. PARROT, NJ. $. Holway.
a. NJ. Goddard, f. w Plaisted, Fred
y. Lynn. f l.. Wcbber, F. l..
Herscy, Nathan Weston. +. II. Jen-
kins. Hon. Orvillc y. Baker. g. w.
Jones. Walter y. Stinson. J. Y. Lane.
\. T. Fuller J. w. Beck. G. II. Daley.
+. G. kinsman. l. W. Soule. Z. :. Ly-
man. George y. Haskell
The flll1Wing We're accepted as mcm-
bcrs If the Board Of Trade ana the
meeting adjourned: J. II. Cogan. y.
u. Ward. T.. \. Getchcn. Joseph +.
Young. George w -Qulmby. Hiram
Clark, r. ]. Lawrence. Frank a. Har-
vey. Alfred ID. Weeks, l.. NJ. Stevens.
l.. l.. Wellman. George D. Haskell.
R"ucl J. Noycs. II. y. Whitman.
James +. Cornish. Guy 2. Vickory, II.
F. Harmon. " J.. cage. Charles NJ.
Taber. r. w. Carleton. William s
Baldwin. $. g. Webster, Arson NJ.
Goddard. Pr Wellington Johnson.
Thomas Leigh. +. NJ Thompson. Jos.
Williamson. Jr. Warren :. Malcolm.
e. II. o'Hrion, judge y. q. Andrews.
f. l.. Lincoln.
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What Shall We Have for Dessert

This question arises in the fanny cv-
cry day. Let us answer it today Try
Hello. a delicious and healthful dessert.
Prepared in two minutes. No boiling! no
baking, simply add boiling water ana
sci to cool Flavors: Lemon. Orange.
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a pack
age at your grocers today. 10 cts.
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AMUSEM eNIS.
Col. Cody Comes in Person.

As Colonel Cody's place has always
been at the front and he was never
known tl loiter at the rear. the public
may absolutely rely upon always see
ing him at each and every perform
ance of his Wild West and Congress of
Rough Riders Of the World. personally
participating in and directing it as a
whole. and experimenting every one
of its picturesque. stirring and unique
martial. historical. equestrian and
nomadic productions. He will be at
the Augusta Driving Park on Wednes-
dav. June 18th.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
First Steps Taken for Old Home
Week Observance.
The Augustl-Iogus Electric Road Given
Vigorous Push.


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IT, '''''i' - ''''t '"'N tH' HiSl
steps. last evening, 10 observe The ola
Homo voaL In ,d5i,i,r ..,,,. 49,,
t,I-.,, l,.,,... ,.,.....,.,..S
''>-.'' '' II # Tiki 1T Dolly "l
men present al inc hearing before the
railroad commissioners whom tb ~,
- " i
",'IS 81 iH' "i'''Ii' I"du /" IoSuS are
To be given n hearing on their petition.
The meeting was to h. hald in inc
p,-..l III ,r, ~ .
Board 81 trad" rooms but i was soon
seen that this room was not large
enough to contain III. Gathering apd
an enhancement was ta1,an IN the Al
u "'ioui iliil'It MIA t"heI I" IAe ~
lermenS rooms. There President III.
+. Rurlpigh called tha meeting III ~
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been disposed q lh"llldS >. ~ ~ u
| brought up the matter OF the elTclrlc
road He SAID Nlat II is Tor the inter
eSts q the cltlzehS n AUGUSTA y u'N'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-19
Saturday Evening Concert.

A Saturday evening concert is new
departure among the business people Of
Augusta. +. G. Leighton with her ac-
customed zeal for pleasure for the pa
irons As well " profit to herself. taxes
the lead in this. In addition to a special
sale advertised elsewhere in this ISSUE.
Prof Dennis with his fine orchestra will
entertain her customers from to >.a0 to-
night. The program is given below.
Narch-..Man Behind the Cum, Sousi
Northumberland Raiser. BendiX
HoIlet Music from Faust Gounod
Madley-"rhc CrackcrjaCk. Mackic
rnkp Wnlk-''TopSy's in Town" Cams
caInrtion-"rrhe FOUNDERS Herbert
E,inaIc-"N Warm Reception. Anthony
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-19

r L.. Webber's store abounds with
all the good things for a Sunday din
rer. The display in front of his store
is Characteristic of this noted and
lonp-esta blished grocery house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-19

Albert Greene of Sidney, spent last
,,ight in the notice station for being
drunk.