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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
REV. KELLER MAY RECOVER.
His AssaiIant Barker Seems 10 Have Many
Sympa.hzere.

New York. Feb. 1.-The Rev john
Keller. who was shot. sunday by
Thomas G.. Barker in Arlington. y. j..
was doing fairly we'll, Monday, but hi
condition is still critical. If he reCov-
ers. however, he will have lost the sight
of one eye ana may possibly become
totally blind.
When Barker wJs arraigned in tn
court in the Kearny Town hall, the room
was packed with spectators, all eager to
learn the outcome of the exam nation.
The proceedings ere very brief and a few
minutes after he had been arrdigned Bar
ker was sent back to Jail.
After the recorder Lad read the charge
to Barker. accusing him Of attempting to
Kill the Rev. Mr.. Keller. the defendant,
by advice of counsel, waived eXamina-
ton He was thereupun committed with
out bail to await the result of the minis
ter'S injuries.
While being led ont of the court room
Barker was surrounded by many friends
who assured him of their sympathy. In
fact the sentiment was 50 strongly in
his favor that nearly every one, including
some women. pushed forward and tric
to shake hands with him. On the way
Barker reiterated his statement that II
was driven to desperation by his wife 5
charge against the minister and that he
felt justified in shooting Keller.
There is no change in the condition Of
Rev. John Keller, tonight. 1t is expected
that he will recover.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
Attack on Saracco Ministry.

Rome. Feb. THE long expected at
tack on the SaracrO ministry was
opened in the Chamber OF Deputies
this afternoon. Tile ministry is in bad
order with several Of the parties on
account of its efforts to bring about re
forms in the administration and I'M
proVements in the military and naval
services, which, however, have neces-
STATED from financial resources. The
ministry presented its financial bills.
which the budget committee refused to
accept. The government then request
"a the committee to draft another
scheme, but the latter declined. This
is the situation with which the Cham
Der was confronted, today. and it is
disgruntled with both the government
ana the committee. The closing Of the
chamber Of commerce of Genoa, which
led to the recent troublesome strike,
furnished Il peg on which the govern
ment was attacked in an Interpolation
brought forward, today. There was a
large gathering of deputies and SepCta-
tors as the fan of the ministry was an
IiCipated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
KING EDWARD.
Addresses Message 10 All British Colonies
and Dependencies.

London. Feb. 4.-Thc king has sent
the following message To all the British
colonies and dependencies: TO my
people beyond the seaS-The countless
messages of loyal sympathy that |
have received from every part of my
dominions aver seas testify to the uni
versal grief in which the whole empire
now mourns the loss OF my beloved
mother.
In the welfare and prosperity of her
Subjec throughout Great Britain. the
queen ever eVinced Il heartfelt interest
She saw with thankfuineSS the steady
progress which, under the wide extern
sion of self government. they had made
during her reign. She warmly appre-
ciated their unfailing loyalty to her
throne and person and was proud TO
fought and died for the empires cause
in South Africa.
Il have already declared that ii will
be my constant endeaV0r to follow the
great example which has been be-
queated to me. In these endeaVors
shall have confident trust in the d"vo-
ton and sympathy of the people and
Of their several representatives as
Semblies throughout my colonial do
minions With such loyal support
Will. with the blessing of God, solemn
ly work for the promotion of the com
mon welfare and security of our great
empire over which | have now been
called to reign.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
CUBAN CONVENTION
Convenes for First Time Since Deadlock Over
Gomez Clause

Havana. Feb. 4.-The cuban Constitu-
tional convention held its first meeting
this afternoon, since the deadlock oC-
nnwn enfrsn Thmrsday ,hn ;y last over what VIVA 1s,S
section of the constitutions which pro-
vidcs that naturalized citizens shall BE-
eligible 10 the Presidency of the r"pub-
lie, if they have served 10 years in the
wars.
A poll of the House before the meeting
showed that none Of the delegates had
changed his opinion. but that the anti
Gomez faction was short by one man. On
learning this Jlan Gualberto tcolorcdp
and his followers persuade Il Scnor Bctan-
court to vote with them for the postpone
m"nt Of a further discussion Of the clause
until the other portions of the constitu-
ton had been considered.
Senor Aleman offered Il motion To post
ponc as soon as the session wa, openc |
and this WIS carried by ID votes to H. The
result the vote was surprise to the
Gomezitcs. They had intended tu force
the issue, today ana had prepared to uut
in substitutes if the anti-Comez people
had resigned, as some threatened to do.
The delay makes possible u tic vote in +
volving final decision ~ S,nor Capotr.
president Of the convention, who Is o.
posed to Gen. Come
Another victory won Y the an;i-Gomcz
men, today, was the changing of the
method Of elrctnE the President Of the
republic from the popular vote to The sNs-
TEN of an electoral college, like that ub
tanning in the nited States. The vote
for this change was H. to H. Most of The
18th section, dealing with the executive
power, ana the whole Of the 18th section.
dealing with me Vice President uf til.
republic w"T" accepted with Il few i'm
material changes.
An article WAS adopted providing for 4
cabinet Of Presidential secretaries. an o,
whom must hc citiZt MS OF Clba. ana III
recting that all deCrces. orders ana com
mands OF the President must be counter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
WE MUST REPEAT.
When Everybody in Augusta Tells the
Same Story.

1t is hard to say new things about
Doan's Kidney Pills. They cure the
lame and aching back. the sufferer
from kidney disorders and the trouble
Of those whose urinary organism is
wrong in its action. That they do this
doubt remains. Public endorsement. of
local citizens, is easily proven. Read
this case: Mrs. C. t. Head Of 50 Arse
nal street, says: Il was sufferer from
serious kidney trouble for long time.
and had about exhausted hope of ever
being benefited when | chanced to
learn about Doan's Kidney Pills. Mr..
Hea'd got me box at the Old Reliable
drug store. c. X. Partridge. opposite
the postof.ce. It's use helped me and a
second box brought still greater i'm
proVement- The treatment by Doan's
Kidney Pills has saved me many times
the amount spent for the remedy.
MY trouble is. | think. Of too long
standing to hope for a permanent cure.
but the great relief | have obtained
from Doan's Kidney Pills warrants me
~ recommending them to others"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn 60. Buffalo. N
". sole agents for tn. United S,,,aa
Remember tn, name Doan's-anl
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
MlND0RO NATIVES
Rise Against insurgents and Kill the Insure
ent Governor.

Manila. Feb. i-Natives have report,
at Batangas tnat a week ago the native;
q the island of Mindoro rost. against the
Insurgents and killed the insurgcnt gpV-
trilur. There are no troops ut Mindoru
The Federal party Of Batlau province.
including the prt;.dentes Of each puctiln.
htld Il meeting al Crani Yesterday. and
resolved 10 notofy the insurgents of Ba-
taan that they mast cease upcratiun;
within week or the people Will assist
the Americans to capture. them
SurrenderS ana minor shirmishcS con -
tnur in southern l-uzuu. y few iusur-
hentS have been Killed. There Were no
American casualties. Public discussion uI
the provincial government bill has been
completed. Tn" bill VIII be passed.
tdE"SdaN. and soon afterWard The. COM
miSSiontrs Will begin their tour Of or
SinlZlng PROV iHclaI :, vcrnmeEtS in thoe,,
provinces ~ southern I.uZun which Gen.
MacArthur and the commissioners CON
slider sufficiently laciti,d Commissioners
w right ana ldc. who are drafting the
CRIMINAL and civil codes may remain II,
Manila temporarily to complcte their
work ~ Feb. y, when the commissioners.
ana practically all the employees viii saiI
FOR III" southern islands. Whrr- they viii
TNanln" the conditions and tuntin5tc TN.
organization of governments in provinces
which are found t. Ia prepared for self
government. Tito commissioners txp,,t
10 spend iuHr weeks un their southern
tOur
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

tiun was sounded by Hon. Jahn ".
Aiken, formerly president Of the bar
association. who gave out an open let
ter in which he says When the Cror-
gia supreme court marches into the
hall Of rcprrs. natives 10 lend its pres
ence To the Qualification Of this emil
nent nationalist. left Chief Justice
Simmons. Am Olt Hickory Democrat.
Wh" slept un tented field untcntel un-
der the stars ana bars remember mat
according 10 John Marshall his neck
should have graccd the halter. let Mr..
Justice Lumrkin remember that ac-
cnrding to John Marshall. his distin-
guished kinsman. the first Georgia
chief justice. and his able arsocigt4e.
were an mistaken IN their mastery
dcliyoranCc In the noted cas-. or pad
dleford. Fay y Co. let MIR. Justice Lit
tie remember that according 10 John
Marshall the theory held IN himself
ana his kinsman as To where allegiance
FIRST lay in 1861. is an erroneous. lat Mr..
Ju$tis" Lewis Icmemhe: that accord
ing % John Marshall the brilliant fam
ily IF which he il one. have been. WIT
along, mistaken i'll their political
thought: let Mr.. Justice cobb romrn-
Der that. according tn John NarshaH
his illuStrious father. who represented
the South sn nohly IT'D federal ,uunrils
ana his distinguished uncle. who sac
rifired his life at bloody Fredcri, Ks
burg. We're technically rebels
I'm Speaking for the American Ear
Association lct Burton Smith remcm-
her that. according to John Marshall
his first born Crlndsire. the noble Cor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
John MARSHALL DAY.
Memory OF Great Lawyer Honored at Wash
ing.on and Elsewhere.

WASHINGTON Frb 4-John Marshall
nf NirsIni, vae installed ,s ,I,i..f ms
tt,a nf lin. t-nit.d erat... nr.. hurl,.5
yc,,: .,,,,, f,Iav AMI II t.n u.,.lnrl ,bis
I,..,,,i,,,. tb.. ,..,t..u,,i.,l ,,,i,,.,..,., of
rhat ayant ,ya. run,n,,.nnya,ad l,.ith
i,,,,,r.e.i,... ,..,.,,,,,i... III t.I N. ,.,-
r,..,n+atiyrs III W. ..,nitnI rhn nrn-
,,r,r, r,r,nr.d lv tbo i,iu, ,,p,-
n;rt.r nf ,'ouor.s,. and YIN Nirt
Uny.. III New ttrI,.,nr nr.-iJ. rf w th.
American Ear Assnriltinn vYs simnI.
auJ identified ~ L.,arne ~. ,ir.. M tbn
,,,.,t iurjst ,rh. pr.ciJ.nt hi. ,shi,ct
fnnmL,,.e of IN. ...,r,rann. court t,-n
members ~ tnr senate au5 bnusa III.
aipIomatic earns Ana mamhars or thn
,iist,i,t har assu,iatinn attended as in
v:tcl guests.
MANY oth,r DISTINGUISHED n,rsors
we're Ill tin galleries which vor. -
served ro,. tbor, huIGin.- cards ~ ,d-
mission
REPRESENTATIVE Dolzeu nf PannsvI-
yania called INA aser,nl,1acn !, or.i.r
~ stated Nh. VI. W. artion Nv C,np,-,....
in providing for tha cer4monias ana the
selection Of Chief JuStica Fuller MS prc-
siding officer. The chi.f i,-stira III bie
judicial rahpc WAS rsrDI.tp1 tp thp ,.hq IL.
bv REPRESENTATIVE Crosvcnnr IF ntio
and Richardson of Tennessee
Rev. DR.. WilIiam Strotbar Jonne nc
Trenton. y. d. Il great grandson nf
John Marshall invoked IVA divine
blessing.
Chief Justice Fullar in INTRODUCING
Hon. Wavno NacIporh wbo uoe NJ
deliver the Grafton. poid ~ alnu,iant
tribute 10 the great vorl, of Njoreb,Il
which evoked hearty annI,usa fror, ,b.,
assemhI,pn ,,bior 1u,,i,.., r,,r,,..a
dress was devoted aImost entirely ~
the consideration of bis nradacassor.s
career as an exnoundar Of tho fod.,,ol
constitution. He referred hrianv tn t,a
judicial wnrl, of thn narIi-r 1,,,s ar III,
nations history ana than n,cean+ol ,ha
task which 1av barora Ntarsb,n u.,,o,
he assumed the dutiae Of chief iu,ti,,
The President who took Tho n,th ~
office administered hv the chief iuetic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

ernment and simple as they now ap-
pear to be. their successful application
then required the highest judicial
qualities"
Chief Justice Fuller went on to say
that the powers and duties of the vari-
Que branches of the government had
not been well defined and that there
was intense antagonism between them
which it was necessary for the supreme
court to reconcile. Speaking Of Mar
shalrS part in this service, he said i'm
pressiVcly:
'"ro hold the balance true between thee
jarrlng poles; to tread the straight ana
narrow path marked out bY law. regard
less Of political cxpcdiency ana party
politics on the one hand and Of revising
power on tn" other. demanded tina
breadth Of view, that cearness Of cx-
preston. that uucrring discreet Dn. that IN
domitablc foItitud" which. combined IN
Marshall, enabled him to disclose the
working lines Of that republic who's
fouuda tionS the men of the Revolution
laid in the principles Of liberty ana self
government
AL the conclusion nf chief Justice Ful-
ler's remarks Mr. MacN.agh delivered
his Grafton. IT was a thoughtful, schul
nrly PROD action and was several times
interrupted by applause.
ncction with the John Marshall day c~ic-
hratiou. under the auspices of TIL MasSa-
chI@tttS branch of the American Bar A.
sociHtiuu, were held IN the supreme court
here. today. before an audicnc" which
filled the spacious chamber ana ante
room. Coz. Crane. Lieut.. COZ. Bates.
speaker OF the House Myers. the honor
able Justices Of the supreme, superior,
municipal ana probate courts. ANA men
~ regal prominence throughout the state.
together with Il number nf ladies, were,
present.
The court came IN at 10 o'clock NJ
business was introduced. but as soon as
the chief justice WAS seated, Atturnc.
General knoWltuu offered u motion ''iu
adjourn for the day. as this was ia
centennial anniVo rsarY Of the founding of
the 'nittd States supr, IN" court at
Washington. In q hrirt adar. ss th" at
tornry general traced th- Rise WI tine +r-
prem" court Of the uittd States from
its small beginning &" it, present stand
ing, mentioning in cIlpglstic terms thr
work of John Marshall as chief Iusti,"
The motion ~ I'll. attorney zen, r;l Wa
granted hy thicG Justice Holmes. vino iu
announcing his decision, made "A br.rl
spec Vh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
A Notable Gathering.

Eoston, Frb. 4 The celebration VI
the centennial Of the Inauguration of
John Marshall. as chief juetir.. uf the
United States. in this ,ity had 4 fitting
climax. tonight. ia Il lIrE. banquet ut
the ALGONQUIN club by the Boston Ear
Association. At which TWO of tie most
distinguished legal lights of the roun-
ty, Hon. Henry IA. George Tucker VI
Lexington. MI. dean of the Washing
ton and Ice University ANA former
Secretary of State Richard Oincy of
this ,ity delivered notahl" addresses
on the lfr of the distinguished iurist.
Prof. John &. Gray OF Cambridge.
president OF the Ear Association oc-
cupird the post Of honor at the guest
table. President Gray Was greeted
with applause as he arose TO Introduce
tn" principal guests of the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
Sick Soldiers from Philippines.

San Francisco. Feb THE l64 sick
soldiers who came from Manila on thu
transport Warren have been landed al
the Preside General Hospital the
majority are in convalcscrnt cundi
ton. Two hundred were entered VT
hospital and the balance transferred
t" the post authorities to be mustrrc Z
out in a few days.
Col \. 5. Daggett Of the 18th mfan-
try, arrived on Il short leave of abscnc..
His regiment has the distinction of be
ing the first to scale the walls Of P.ktn
and his rcgimental flags We're the !irst
cOlorS planted on the walled citv."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
Boycott Denounced by Miners.

Castle Gate. Utah. Feb. AT mass
meeting Of the employees Of the Pleas
ant Valley Coal Co., numbering 400.
held here, Sunday, a resolution was
adopted. denouncing the Salt Lake
Labor Union boycott Of the coal COM
pany and declaring they have not nor
do they now mine coal to the detriment
of coal miners in the state of Utah or
elsewhere. They denounced the action
of the miners now on strike at SEQ
field in refusing to grant the company
three days time for the consideration
of the grievances of the men. 1t is be
lieved that this action will terminate
the strike at Scofield.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
EXPIRES. Cleveland Expresses Regret.

Kansas City. Mo. Feb. 4.-Ex- Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland. in a letter 70
the Jackson County Democratic Club
in which he expresses regret at his in
ability to attend its meeting and speak
on the subject Democracy. Its Past
and Future" says: May | join you in
the expression of hope that the ad-
dresses your club contemplates will
bear good fruit in shaping the policy
of the party in the next campaign. May
! beg to go farther and add the hope
that the policy will be such as to lead
to a restoration of Democratic SYM
pathy."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
Queen WilheImina's Wedding.

The Hague. Feb. 4.-NumerouS royal
personages are arriving at The Hague
10 attend the wedding Of Queen Will
hclmina and Duke Henry of Meckien-
burg Schwerin. Her majesty attended
by the Queens mother and Duke Hen
ry. met Grand Duke Vladimir of Rus
sia. his daughter, Grand Duchess
Helene and his son Grand Duke Boris
a; the railway station. this afternoon.
Queen Wilhelmina was warmly
Sheered as she drove through the
streets. Queen Wihrelmina and Duke
Henry have received the Roumanian
grand cross of the order of the star
ana Duke Henry, the Swedish sera-
phim order.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
Plunged Over the Dam.

Titlin, o.. Feb. Mrs. r. F. Cole
man, wife of a Pennsylvania telegraph
operator in this city. while suffering
from temporary mental alteration.
The result of the grip. left her home,
walked on the ice to the middle of the
Sandusky river. disrobed plunged over
the dam, after wandering about for an
hour in a nude condition, sought and
was given shelter at a nearby house.
She was nearly frozen to death. her
limbs being badly cut by the ice. and it
is feared that she may not recover
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
viii Witness Queens MARRIAGE.

Paris, Feb 4.-The United States am
bassador, Gen. Horace Porter, Mrs.
Porter and their daughter left Paris,
Monday morning. for Holland. They are
among the guests invited to be present
At Queen Wilhelmina's marriage to the
Duke of Mecklenberg- Schwria.
The decorations of the legion Of honor
bestowd on Americans, recently an
nounced have been delivered at the
United States embassy. The decoru-
tions for those residing in America will
be forwarded to the state department:
which will make the distribution
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
Berlin Court Will Mourn.

Berlin. Feb. AT the meeting of
Guelph sympathizers held in Hides
helm Hanover, Baron Hoenenberg said
Il shall not rest until our King is re-
instated.' The police Immediately dis
solved the meeting
BY Command of Emperor William
the court will remain in mourning for
three months in memory of Queen VIC
toria.
1t is reported from kiel that Sigfrid
Hess. a local banker. has fed to the
United States after embezzling 500, ,00t
marks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
Exercises In Cambridge.

Cambridge Mass. Feb. THE excr-
cisrs held. this afternoon. in Sanders
theatre in memory Of John Marshall
We're a great success, They were large
" attended not only hy prominent law
ycrs Of the Stat" but also by 4 great
number of students and professors
from the Harvard law school The
speaker was Prof. James bradley
Thayer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
Battle in Mexico.

City of .Leyico. Feb. 4.-Meriga ad-
vices show that on Thursday last q
battle was fought between Maya rebel
Indians and government troops % miles
from rebel headquarters. Eight hun
dred Indians attacked the 9Th Battal-
ion which inflicted heavy loss on the
enemy and had so killed and about 100
wounded. Tie federal troops lost eight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

when the club presented the popular
drama. Turn of the Tide" in Memorial
hall. The play Was very well presented
and several of the characters deserved
especial mention. The darkcy was good
I'LL Ills part ana Kept the audience well
amused. 4 social dance followed the en-
ttrtaiurneut
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
NOTE or PROTEST
Sounded by Hon. J. W. Aiken Against Marshall
Ceremonies in Georgia.

Atlanta. Ga. Feb. 4.-The memory Of
late Chief Justice John Marshall was
honorcd today. in appropriate cNer-
cises in the han Of the House of Rep
rcsentatives. Addresses were deliver
ed by Hon. Burton Smith. Justice
Lumrkin " the supreme court ana
others.
a note Of protest against the crleUrd-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
AMBASSADOR MEYER
Presents His Credentials 10 King Victor EN-.
manuel.

Rome Feb. 4.-King Victor Emman-
uel at | o'clock this afternoon received
il. audience the United States amhas-
sador to Italy, Mr.. George Won l..
Meyer of Massachusetts. Mr.. Meyer
presented his credentialh but, in ac-
cordance with the Italian etiquette.
there We're no Speeches.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

Walter Carpenter, who with his wife.
came from Brattleboro. Vt. TO Skow-
hogan. a few weeks ago. was taken to
the Insane asylum in Augusta, Mon
day morning. Nj Carpenters mental
afiliction is due to over work and i'll
health.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

THE ladies of the Tniversalist So
ciety save baked bean supper in G.
a. +. hall, Saturday evening. A large
number were in attendance. There will
be a similar supper every Saturday
evening during the month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
Macarthur Casualty List.

Washington Feb. i-Gcn MacArthur's
latest casualty list mcludeds: Wounded
Vol INF. Corporal John Conway. wound-
ed in back: Waiter Bruffcc, face severe.
near Maragondon, 18th Krgt. H. $ Nil
cant. Robert j. Rcany, wounded iii hand
SLIGHT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

Four disciples Of the Everlasting
Gospel from Shiloh held meetings in
Memorial hail. Sunday afternoon ana
evening. The meetings were not es-
pccialiy interesting and the attendance
at both meetings was small.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

| There is talk among the Masonic
| orders Of building a Masonic temple
on the lot now occupied by the Prescott
store ut the corner Of Madison ana
Russell streets
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05
Suspected Would BE Assassin.

London, Feb. 1.-The King of the Bel
gians left Off belgium. this evening. ~
the railway station the police removed a
man who had been acting strangely ANA
VINO was suspected Of having Some design
AGAINST the King
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

The attention of fruit growers in New
Zealand is being seriously directed to the
question Of the eradication of fruit pests
But for the ravages Of the Goblin moth
and kindred pests New Zealand has eX-
cellent facilities for doing a large export
fruit trade.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

Union services which have been hell
FOR the past two weeks, will be contin-
ned through this week, every evening.
axccpting Saturday. The meetings will
b. held i'm the Methodist church con
lGcted by the pastors of the various
churches.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

Mr. and Mrs. George Wing Of Man
chester. are the guests Of the formers
brother Edward Wing ana Wife.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

Joseph Goodrich ana Alonzo Merrill
went 10 Concord, Saturday. on 4 fish
ing trip. They We're fortunate enough
To secure several fine pickerel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

The quarterly conference of the Free
Baptist Society was held in the Oakland
Free Baptist church, Saturday afternoon.
Feb. O.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Moody have re-
Gently moved here from Somerville.
Mass. ana will reside on High street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

Several people from Belgrade and Sid
ncy We're III town. Saturday evening, to
attend the play, Turn VI the Tide
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

Mrs. -. +. Parsons and daughter
Mary, have returned from Madison,
where they have been for several days.
called there by the death of Mrs Par
sons sister
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Wing returned
Monday. from Manchester where they
have been attending the Friends quar-
tcrly meeting for a few daVS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-05

Miss Mollie Welyh has gone to OH
Town for 4 short visit with her sister.
Mrs. Bert Haley.