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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
GiiritIi6e 6eoner.

Die unansenebmIte unb IGitigIte aller
pfli6ten, benen Iib Saiier, Gonige
uno prin5en unter5iebsn miihen,
biirfte lpobl - penigitens fir bic
RebrSabl Don ibnen - bus Dffentlihe
Geben Tein. Der beutIfe &aiIer uno
96nig Sstar bon S6peoen gulten als
bic einsigen regierenben Siiriten, bic
Ji6 nidt babOr fiir6ten, in oerOeffent'
ii6teit su iprsdsn, uno Snur aus Dem
einfa9en @runoe, neil lie iiber cine
gans eminente ReoRersabe psrfiigen.
auiIer Dilbelm IoG unldngit geIagt
baben: .2lls Serriter elmer sroB'a
g2ation fiibIe i6, bab i'd meinem
8olte piel gu Iu9en babe. Sd i4 nit
lleberSeusung ipreds. feblen mir du4
niht bic Dorte. Denn i'd eini9ermds
BEN aufselsgt bin, itiirmen bel meinsr
Reoe 10 pie!e 9eounten auf mid etr.
odb i6 oft peit mebr Iu9e, dls i4 urs
ipriingli9 bedbiidtigte." Der I4psbts
i6e 8Onis III ni4t nur Iebr ipredges
panot, Tonbern aud iprddgepanot.
Grit Dor penieen Woden biels er in eli
mem @erein, beFsn Iitglieoer i4 nit
oem Stubium frsmber Sprd6en bes
I6Gftisen, msbrsrs tiir5ere Reoen in
nidt peniger uls flint mooernenSpr1s
den. Ritolaus ii. BON RuBluno, Der
bos' 2eben unb feline pflidten 5iemlih
crnit nimmt, msints tiirSli9 gum Sers
sog BON gurt: Die Stslung zines
Studtsobsrbduptes bringt piel Sorgen
unb man6s llndnnebmlidteit nit iif.
Was mir aber bic meiiten aopfI4mers
sen psrurIadt, 1T ous Spreden cor
elmer 9srIummlung, mag lie nod 10
Helm Iein. Wan ertuurtet eepObn!ia
Isbr piel BON einem SdiIer, dbsr penn
i'd ipre6s. babe id tets bic @mpftns
oung, bdb nur iGmmerlib fpenig aus
mir bsraussstommsn 1T. Der prina
ppn Wales geitdno sinit humorpou:
rglGs ih nod iebr jung mar, fdnb !9
tets. iobalb i'd einen offentliden
Speed baItsn io1te, bub Der SaaI fir
oas Yobium, auf benz i'd itano, uiel
gu Helm mar unb odb i9 felbit gu eis
nem tuinaisen emerge 5uIdmmsns
fbrumpfte. 9amdIs bate itb INNER
bO6it penis su Idsen unb piel gu picl
3eit, Tim bieIes Denige bon mir 5u gee
BEN. Ssbt erIdeint es mir. dIs hattie
i9 eine Menss gu iassn unb nur Die
3eit pGrs tndpp, nm mid ausfiibrlt9
aus3ubriidsn. Ssbr pobI 1T mir iss
besmdl gu Nutbe, ipenn i9 bic Rsoe
bintsr mir babe, am ipoblitsn absr,
psnn i9 iiberbaupt nidt su ipredsn
brauhe.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06

cine Deile. bis Iie bic @orte berpors
briust: Gin ieltIumsr Nume ="
nGr bieB sigentIih nur Werner, dber
iroeno Elm entfernter 9erpanbter pers
md6te ibm iein 8srmOgen unter Der
8ebineung. bab 0ietriCb kiuen Rdmsn
onnebmeu IoGe, unb baS bat er otnn
aud getban!"
.Rotiirli6," fost SSrtulein @uitel
fuIt me6dniI6 uno fart nod INNER
ouf bas Bib. Damn sibt lie es Der Bee
iiberin Suriid, bic es pisber auf ibren
S9rsibtiI6 legt.
Die tleine S9neiberin III nod nm
sinen S9atten bleifer eeiporoen. unb
baitig tpii9t iie ii9 eins SbrGne aus
ben Qusen. pRein, Der 1T ni4t falf9.
Der ni9t,~ murmelt iie babel unb err
I4ridt Dor bem barten SLANG ibrer els
genen Stimme.
9ie 8raut tommt nid6t tpieber bers
elm - bic S6neiberin bort iie i'm ytes
bensirmsr nit elmer 6reunbin laden,
bic ie ob5ubOlen tommt. 8aIb tIappt
bic 5biir gu unb 9t[les lit itill.
0a fGGlt Elm belIer Sropfen duf bic
gldn5enoe Seibe; srIhroden fdbrt bic
Sano Der glrbeitenoen bariiber bin.
~Pfui, tpie saritig. SbrGnen in Elm
8ruuttleib uno nm ben - -. Sept
t0nnte ib mid RIDDEN an ibm uno iein
2ebensgliid SeritOren, ipie er es einit
nit bem meinen getbun! glber nein, bd
pGre icb ia nidt einen Sunten befer
als er. gtetn, nein, man brau9t nod
lunge nibt gemeiH gu iein, ipenn man
aud nur eine aus bem 8plte it'll"
Sic perItummt, ibre glugen bliden
cine Weile nit leerem 4usorud bur6's
sSeniter in bds Stiid6sn Simmel bins
ouf, bas 3fuiiden ben bobsn SinterbGus
fern in ben Sof krniebsrleu6tet, bdnn
ftGbt fie einen tiefen Ssuf5er ous, fdbrt
nit Der Sanb iiber bic Stirn, aIs ipo[le
iic ba ettpds @tles, SGBIi9es pesipis
ffen. llno 0ann nGbt iie ipeiter. emiig,
pbne auf5uIeben, ipie f9on 70 mun4es
Iange Sabr! -
@ier3ebn Sage IpGter 1T bic Sod5ett.
guf elmer 9ant in elmer buntlsn Gde,
na6e 6em 2tltar, bodt eine tleine,
I6mG6ti9e @eitaIt nit brennenben glus
gen, bic iid in bas gtntlib bes IhOnen
grGutigams bobren. @r bat ntht
g(6t barauf, nur bic 8rdut ipirft db
unb su einen Bid in bic iti[Ie @de bins
iiber, uno ibr gluge nimmt einen tpe6s
miitbigsn 9lusbrud an, ipenu es bds
f6mer36snegte 9eii9t bd briiben
Itreift. Damn peroen bic Ringe 9ez
ipe6Ielt, bic beiben @liidli6sn iaduen
chamber ItoIS unb sdrtli9 an, unb bic
er6obene Stimme oes Preoigers iibers
t0nt bds bitterIi9e S9lu65en bort
binten uuf Der f4mulen Sunt. Rur
bic 3unGaffibenoen bOren es uno pen>
bsn ii6 untpillis um naa Der StOreriu,
bic in ibrsm S9merS nid)t einmuI bss
merit, bob Iie bic 3ielIdeibe an bsr
Siiruenben 9lids it.
Damn Itsbt iie leiIe auf uuo 9ebt pors
Fhtig binter bem pfetler berum unb
binaus in bic IGrmenbe, funnenbefbies
rene Strdbs. Die tleine Ndberin prebt
bic Gippen feft 5uidmmen unb i6reitet
tpieoer tupTer binein in bic Wslt, binein
in Ir6eit uno Gorge, bic ibrer tparten.
llno es 1T duh gut 10, beun bic Irbsit
1T bic ein3ise rpobre Sreunbin Der 9lrs
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
Serbit iinS Satoe.
BON grnIt gebreno.

BoH 9rnlt Se1reHo.
9as aprE liest untsr Dad unb Sac,
0as Sbit reift an ben 9Gumen,
Der Sommsr riiItet Iib gemad,
Gem Serbit bas SeIo gu rGumsn.
9u rest es firb gar tuunberIdm
SIM peiten Rei9 Der SeiOs,
SIS lit, als ub elm &Onis fam
Sn feItlia I90nem &leiOe.
Cs tE, aIs ob auf golber 8a6n
Sas Sabr suriid m0hf idtpsfen.
S';es bebt tsin bsrbItIid SterbeH an.
S,xr Quilt iset iunses 2sben.
Bah blii9st purpurn Strau9 an
Strau6
Das 3pergsepdbs Der Seibe.
Hid biintt bies f9ier iute Siterbrau6,
N5ie MaienzQlu9enipeioe.
GpGt 5og fiirlpubr Der 2en5 bier elm
Nait einsm Reit bon 8a6en:
Die Saibe min fir fi9 alI,in
StolS ibren 5riibIing 6aben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06

ilber bic S9lpsle - bereit, oas
S9redlidIte gu srfabren, unb feit entz
fdlofen, nit bem beibgeliebteu Mann
su iterben, ipenn es pirtli9 idon gu
ipGt 1T. pe6ountle 5tniternib sdbnt
ibr entgsgen uno bic feierlide Stille
bes Sobes. limb ploBlid entiintt ibr
Der Mutb, nod einen lpeiteren S9rttt
su tbun. Qlber bic Spra9e tpenisItens
tsbrt ibr suTiid, unb nit 2auten, ipie
nur bic bDdite 8erspeiflung iie elmer
MsnIdenbruIt entqueIlen ldBt, ruff ie
ben Ndmen ibres @atten - etnmal -
speimal - gum britten Wul = bab
es gellenS ipieoertlinst BON ben DGns
ben bes tleinen @emu6es. ODD ite ruff
umIpnit! Ri6ts antportet ibr =
ni9ts = nift einmat Elm erIterbenoes
RG9eln! S6re &niee tpanten. aber
lie raft ii9 nod einmal suIammen
unb Isbt ibrsn SUB poripdrts = mits
ten binein in cine srdbli9 bluttparme
SliiIIigteit, bic offenbdr cine srube
9a6e duf oem Subbooen bes 3immers
bilbet. 0as 1T bas 2ebte, mas ibr
nod gum 8etpuBtIsin tommt; benn i'm
nG6iten Moment bri9t iie nit einem
i8rilIen glufI9rei ObnmGdttg SuIama
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
Sc piffeubuft.

9epiifeubaft. TriB
(Ru9ts in's S9tufSimmer isiner frans
sDiii9en 9ouOernante Itiirsenb): DMaz
bsmoiielle. beiBt es nun lie feu Ober la
feu, ih tpeiB ss niht - dber brsnntR
tbut's bel uns ouf itSen GulI!-
-Qus Der 9 S4uls. Spra9z
Iebrer Gin Der S6uIe): ~Der fam mir
ipobG fastn, in ipelher Siniidt bic als
ten SelIenen uns bordus tparen9" -
S9iiler Gdtper fsuf5enb): nSie
brau9tsn niht 9riehifd gu lernsn!"
aus Der Snftruetipnss
funbs. Ginidbrissr: Rad ben
RaturssIeben miiBte bus @eidoB
bod =" = unteroffitier: vllniinn!
8eim RiIitGr aibt's feline HaturseieBs,
iOnOern bios WiIitdrgskss - merisn
Sit fi6 bas!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06

-ProBsn Berbun9. pdr'
penu: ,5rGuIsin 2aura, tuenn Sic bic
Reins nsrbsu. mill i'd Sbnen PferOs,
Gauipaesn, 8itbcles. automobils uno
Tofort mad Grfinbuns sinsn Ientbursn
2uftbaloR taufsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
RuraiIhtIder Snn

Eur31tdttger Sonus
tassiGeer. pa i6lus' bod
glei9 e Detter b'rsin! Wit oem 5elo4
mann bu bab'n Ss mid i90n dng's
Idmisrt; is bas @isb idledt brsTiirt!
Dents' Se nur: bu idieB id ssit.rn en-
9afe, uHb oa appprtirt mir bus 2ubsr
r. - Rakl" -------' go
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06

Der Sbiir. Gin tleiner Suitenanfaa
r0tbiet i'm, nod einen 2lugenblid Su
pertpsilen.
,9ute Nddt, @ni!"
.@ute Ha9t!" tlinst es eistalt suz
rid. Der Stiefeltnedt itebt -"
9lber er mill ni9t ipifen, ipo Der
Stiefeltne9t itebt. Gr min iiberbaupt
Ribts mebr bDren; benn er fiiblt, baB
es nit ieiner Saifung gu @nbe 1T, unb
Inn 0i9ts in Der Wslt min er ibr 5eiz
gen, fpie es in ieinem SsrSen ausiteht.
&ra6snb fGat bic Sbiir binter ibm
in's S9loB, unb balb nabber 1T aud
bas 2i9t i'm DobnSimmer srloiden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25
Stanton String Quartet Concert.

Library hall was filled to the doors,
last evening. ana many We're obliged tu
stand ana some. even, We're not able
10 enter. The occasion was tn" con-
cert given under the auspices Of the
Stanton String Quartet. new organ
ization formed in this city. For the
last few weeks. all have been putting
in a great deal Of practice ami the re-
suit could easily he seen. Their" has
been no concert given in this city that
was equal to it in any way. The pro-
gram was carried through rs an
nounccd. Tho quartet did itself proud
and rendered the best music that has
been heard here by such m orGaniza
ton. 1t was heartily applauled and
was obliged To give cncOTcs after each
Of its selections. MI. Fnrtin Of ToGus.
is wcll-known 10 the people NJ this vi
entity ana his rendering Of the Heart
Bowed Down." a saNaphonc solo WAS
very fine. The reading by Miss Hop
kins was well delivered and her abili-
ties as q reader We're easily seen.
Miss preblc is 4 favorite with the pco-
pie ana her solo only won her more
friends. 50 well was it rendered. Her
voice is remarkably clear and she was
heard to her best advantage But few
have heard Mrs. Eastman in this city,
| but as violin player she has no equal
| in this vicinity. Her tones were clear
and in every way she showed her abiI-
| ity as an artist. The violin and viola
| duet by Mrs Eastman and Mr.. Bates.
was only a fair sample of what these
Wcll-knOwn artists can do. The piece
| was a very ditlicult one bIt they rem =
dcred it in way that was a credit to
both 50 well were the audience pleas
ed that it was not only shown by the
long and hearty applause. but the peO-
pie were even loath Ia leave the hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25
Rev. Mr.. Barber a! Westbrook.

Gardiner people will be interested IN
this account from the Portland Press,
of the installation, at Westbrook.
Wednesday evening, of Rev. u. u.
Barber, recently of this city.
THE services attendant upon the IN
stallation Of Rev. Elliot Il. Barber as
pastor of the Church of the Redeeiner'
otherwise known as the UnlVerSanst
church of Westbrook, were heid last
evening, at 80 o'clock, in the audience
room of the church. The services
were largely attended by members OF
the local church as well as those from
the churches of the same denomlna-
lions of the city including the pastors
The services opened with an organ
voluntary, followed by the reading OF
the Psalms by Rev. Harry Il. Town
send. pastor of the WOodfOrdS Unlvcr-
salist church. The Scripture reading
was by Rev II. +. Moulton of Bidde-
ford. who was followed in fervcnt
PRAYER by Rev j. NJ. Atwood of the
Church of the Messiah of Portland.
The sermon of the occasion was a
powerful one and was delivered by
Rev. Henry Blanchard, ID. d.. of the
t'nuGrt IS Square tUuitH VI VI ti'tilu-
The charge to the pastor and people
was delivered in an impressive ana
helpful manner by Rev. 5. ID. Davis,
the pastor of All Souls church of Nor
riIl's Corner. Mayor j. l.. Horn. Nj. D.,
in brief but appropriate words welcom-
"a the new pastor to the city. Tn"
welcome Of the fraternity Of churches
was extended by Rev. $. n. Adams,
paStsr Of the WeStbrook Congregations
ri church. and the welcome on behalf
of the church ana parish by Rev. A.
y. Witham. The services concluded
with the benediction by the pastor.
During the evening. Miss Whitney. 4
member Of the church choir. rendered
a pleasing vocal solo appropriate to tn"
| occasion. Rev. Mr.. Barber has been
in this city since the first IF the year,
having resigned a successful pastoral
at Gardiner to accept the phstnratc of
| the church at WcStbrook. During his
| stay in this city he has greatly en-
dcarcd himself To his parish and the
| citizens generally. and as Il result h"
is meeting with much success in his
work"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25
WILL BE A MONTH
Before Postal Inspectors Report-Neely
Representative Makes Statement.

Havana. May 24.-Mr. Bristow. act
ing general Of posts. today, abolished
the solicitors bureau, appointing in its
place law clerk, with one stenogra-
pher. and thus saving $2100 annually.
Many other reforms are pr missed.
The inspectors are still busy over the
postal accounts and they say il will b.
Il month before their report will b.
ready. In the meantime it is not like
ly that important developments Will
arise.
Gen. Wood has ordered that every
department of the island he thoroughly
overhauled The auditors are now
dealing with the treasury ana with tn"
North American Trust co. Later. they
viii deal with the custom house.
MIR. Runcie, who is the legal repre-
sentative here Of Chas. +. w. Nicely
and Corridor Rich. says that no laW
can 10 made 10y Congress which Will
effect the return of Nicely to cuba.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

The Deluge was not taken out, last
evening, as was expected, all the nee
cssary arrangements not having been
made for a fair trial with the new noZ-
zlc. At $50 this evening. she will BE-
taken from her quarters and hauled
onto the Causcway. where she can
have everything her own way. There
are no wires or trees to bother and
unless there is wind she can do her
best. 1t is desired that all the mem
bcrs of the association and those who
desire to join. help on the brakes as d
large and strong crew is necessary for
good results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

The Woman's Exchange opened. yes
tcrday, having quarters in Webber
Bros store. 1t is composed of the
ladies of the vicinity who give a small
sum for running expenses and then
they have all the privileges of the Ex-
change. The object of it is that the
members may send their articles, food,
pastries, candies and fancy articles. to
the Exchange for sale. A small sum is
retained for the exchange and the re-
mainder returned to the one who
placed the articles on sale. In the
other cities where it has been started
it has proved a great success for all
concerned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

w w. Bradstreet has chartered the
steamer Islander for July 20, for the
annual excursion that Mr.. Bradstreet
tenders to the worthy poor Of the city.
they having all the pleasure that can
be crowded into one day, at his cX-
ncnse. The arrangements will soon j."
under way and he desires to have the
trip this year, even more Of 4 success
than ever before though it now seems
impossible. as the others have been but
one grand good time for all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25
AG0NCILLO'S NEWS.
Hears Of a Great Battle in Which Americans
Lose 500 Men

Paris. May 2i-A special dispatch re-
cciVed here reports n stubborn fight VII
the island nf tatubiG, our M the Philip
pines me American losses ARE reported
~ lni Killed WI wounded
lThr above dispatch undoubtedly IL "
Filipino account NJ thc h.tttly which rc-
Cured AT Catuhig. Nay ~. ana III which
there were about n American casualtirs
AGonciliu the representative ~ Agui-
naldu, is in Paris, ana hc from time ID
time gives ont alleged dispatches regard
ing events i'll the Philippines, which have
always proved tohc exaggerated accounts
Of occurrences that nave boon fully pub
liShcd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

The shifting engine. No. 50. which
has been used in the yard Of the M. c.
i. +. in this city has been found not
heavy enough to do the work required,
50. yesterday. there arrived from Port
land, engine No. 161. and after arrival
here, she was given trial over the
branch track Ghe mountain division)
where she was found to work Well
She IS powerful engine of the mogul
style. three drivers. and it is hoped
that it will be able to do all the work
required of this ward this summer. AS
the paper mills and factories along the
stream will be running full force and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

]. Gray & Sons will finish saving all
their old logs, this week, ana will saw
a few pines ana spruce that We're cut
in Farmingdalc. They will then shut
down for about week, to await the
arrival of their new logs. While down.
they will make several improvements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

The LeaVenworth and Kansas city
Electric Railroad Co. has been given
permission to build its road across the
Leavenworth Home grounds, ut 4
width not to exceed p feet. The
Northwestern railroad runs parallel
with if. SO that the Kansas Home is
not likely to suffer from lack of trans
portation facilities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25
Young's Campaign in Northern Luzon.

Washington. May 2i.-Thc war depart
ment has made public the report OF Brig.
Con. Young. commanding a provisional
cavalry brigade of his campaign in
last. during which he rode entirely
around the opposing forces nf AGuinIldu
ana Macarthur a distance of about l5p
miles. and harricd and broke up the in
Surgcnt forces 50 that Macarthur was
enabled to move forward without any
formidable organized resistance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

William Snow was in Portland, yes
terday, on business. In the future
there will be an extra man in the
freight yard in this city, this being
made necessary by the large amount
Of extra work that is now coming in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

The returns from furlough are: Don
mis- Council, from New York city,
Hugo Nln Block, from Brooklyn,
John Ring, from Whitcficld; Dcnni
Mullen. from Providence. L. L.; Gcnrgr
l.. Trask. from Reeds Ferry, \. H.;
Henry $. Abbott. from oxford, Mass.
Martin Gibbons, from Hyde Park.
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

Thomas J. Hart is the member Of the
Home who recently lost $3.50 by the alb
sconding Of a supposed friend. Mr..
Hart thinks he has located the man
who got away with his money by i
robbery reported to the Pawtuckct. L.
l., police. But the man seems to have
slipped away from the Rhode Island
city as effectually as he did from this
neighbOrhOod
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

John W. Clarke received from Charles
Nye of Boston, and placed in position in
the cemetery. at the head Of the grave
of Captain Elisha Nyc neat bronze
iron marker. ON it was lettcrcd the fol-
lowing: Capt. Elisha Nye. a Soldier of
the Revolutionary War. 11i5-1S:s3" This
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

The funeral Of the late Charles J.
Cleveland took place. at II O'Clock
yesterday morning. Rev. J. NJ. Wyman
officiating. The remains of the de-
ceased was the first to be conveyed
to their last resting place on the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

A large number of the fishermen Of
the city have taken advantage Of the
last few pleasant days and have been
at the ponds and brooks after the
speckled beauties. Some very fine
catches have boon renorted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

The march entitled THE Flower
Queen and dedicated to Miss Alicr
Gallagher, daughter of the Home quar-
tcrmastcr and commissary. Capt. s. J.
Gallagher. was composed by Mr. Berkc
ley, Il member of the National Homo
Band. who has purchased a house and
land nearby, and settled with his
family
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

The Universalist church is taking on
new life by the hearty cooperation Of
old and new friends. Many of those
formerly Interested in the church are
taking up the work again under tn"
leadership of Rev. Mr.. Nickcrson. y
Parish Reunion and banquet is being
arranged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

w. w. Brewer and Hiram Lawrence
drove to The outlet, Wedne sday, on a
fishing trip. They returned, about D
o'clock. with bcaminG faces, ann"unc-
ing the catch Of Il 81 pound ilm"n'
ANA the fishicst part Of the story was
that il was true.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

The new boiler that is to furnish the
steam for the Cobbosseecontee Wooden
Co. has arrived and will be soon put in
place. 1t is large upright marine
boiler and will be very powerful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

4 numerous party If young ladie.,
from st. Catharine's Episcopal school
&c Augusta, visited the Home. yest"r-
day afternoon. They We're much inter
cstcd in the hospital ana made 4
thorough examination Of il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

Charles Capen and Rev. a. L..
Struthcrs went to HallOWell, Thursday
morning as delegates to Il council OF
Congregational churches, convened to
consider the resignation of the pastor
Rev. j. K. BOardman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

The Young Peoples Christian En-
dcavor will celebrate the fifth ami
vcrsary of its organization, Sunday
evening. Appropriate services will be
held in the auditorium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

Thomas Mclaughlin caught y
pound trout at Lake cobbosseccontcc,
Thursday. A Richmond party stopping
at Jos. Emery's. landed Il 7-pound sat-
mon, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

There have been 16S dogs licensed.
tax was placed on the CANNES. This
: not all there are in the city, there
being about 100 more and unless the
owners settle, they will have the SO
to pay, as the law says they shall. DOG
officer Andrews is now out for business
and he will not be triiled with.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

caison, which is to take the place OF
the hearSe hereafter at the military
funerals at this branch. The late
James Hayden will be buried, at z
o'clock this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

Amcshury * Wakefield with their biz;
stock of rcfrigerators ana baby carriages
must welcome every sign of warm. pleas
ant weather. But the weather is favor
able to BUYERS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

\ California paper says that the
board Of managers have requested tho
resignation Of capt +. J. Rising, quar-
tcrmaster ana c1mmissary Of the Pa
citic Eranch. ana that Gen. Mcmahon
viii appoint his successor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

Miss J. A. Record has returned to
Cambridgcport Mass, after passing Il
few days here, called by the illness
and subsequent death Of her sister.
Mrs NJ. J. Record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

Controller Colcr Of New York announces
that John Clark, deputy collector Of rev
cnuc for the market bureau. is Il fugitive
from justice. He CmhcZZlcd city money
received from the stand holders in Wash
ingtou Market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-25

J. w. Rafter went to Clearwater
pond. near Pennington, Thursday
where he will pass a few days with
friends, tempting the trout and sal
mon.