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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10
IBaRRETA'S FATE.
Relics o! the Explorer and His Comrades
Found in the Grand Chaco.
New York SUM-

1t was reported early in September,
1899. that Senior Enrique lbarrcta and
his men had mysteriously disappeared
while exploring the PilConayo river, in
north Argentina, one of the longest of
the sccond-c class streams of South
America. There was little doubt that
they have been massacrcd by the In
dams, who for 10 years past have de-
feated the attempts made by a consid-
cradle number of explorers to explore
this stream. A little later the bare
fact was published that there was no
longer any doubt of the massacre of
the party. but no details of the tragedy
had been obtained.
Then a report reached Buenos Ayres
that ibarreta ana part of his eXpe-
dition were probably still alive. This
report led to the sending of an eXpedi-
ton under the command of Senior
Uriarte to rescue the explorers if they
could be found. The relief expedition
has recently returned to Buenos Ayres
with evidence that leaves no doubt
that the entire party was killed by the
hostile Indians of the northern part of
Argentina.
In the depths of the Chaco forests.
near IA place called E,stcros de Patino.
Uriata found the camp of Ibarreta.
Strewn all around We're the camp utcn-
sils and equipment. most of it rendered
useless by the weapons of the Indians.
who had destroyed practically every
thing which they could not utilize.
Even the voluminous notes which
Ibarrcta had made upon the work he
was doing from day to day were torn
to pieces and scattered to the winds.
A considerable number of these fraS
ments were recovered and they sup
Piled undoubted proof of having been
written by the Inflated explorer. Many
Photographic negatives he hal made
were also found.
Not a trace, however, of any of the
party could be discovered. 1t is be-
lieved the entire party was surprised
and overwhelmed by Il superior force
of Indians and that after the whites
were killed their bodies were dragged
away and concealed in order. if pos
sible. to destroy any direct evidence
of their having met a violent death.
1t is natural that these Indians should
endeavor to conceal evidences CT their
crime that might bring it home to
them, for on one or two occasions they
have been made to suffer severely for
numbering white men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10
BORN.
CUMBERLAND.

CUMBERLAND.
Harrison-Junc .. to the wife Of Ivory
L. Scavcy. daughter.
FRANKLIN
Eustis-May %. to the wife Of Herman
Strong-May 81, TO the wife OF Arthur
G. Eustis. a son.
Chcs:ervilie-June /. TO the wife Of b.
chcstcrvlle-May %. to the wife OF
George Crockett, Il daughter: weight SA
HANCOCK.
Stonington-May 2s. to the wife Of Au-
gGstus III. Downs, son.
Tremont-Aprii q. to the wife of Syl
vcSter l.. Gott a son.
Pcnobscot-May Is. to the wife of Ed
win Heath. a daughter; May ~ TO the
wife Of MARLEY Leach, q daughter.
wife Of Angus Mcdonald. a son.
Minturn Swans Island)-June 3 to the
wife of Austin w. Sadler, "A daughter.
Marlboro-June /. to the wife of S. H.
Rcmck, daughter.
KNOX.
Camden-May 81. to the wife of John T.
Davis. daughter; June ,. to the wife of
Rufus Geyer of Bristol. a daughter: June
:; to the wife OF Fred l.. Brown. q son: to
the wife of f. c. Arey, son: to the wife
Of J. A. Brewster, son.
LINCOLN.
Boothbay Harbor-May 2s. to the wife
Of Mr.. Nicholas Baker. son.
Boothbay-May %. to the wife of Mr.
Manlcy Campbell, daughter
OXFORD.
Wcchvilc-May 81, to the wife of Mr..
William Pratt, a daughter.
South Paris-Junc g. to the wife of Lin
wood l.. Powers. a daughter.
Sumner-May 26. 10 the wife of Willie
Bowker. daughter.
Norway-June /. to the wife of Neville
S. Burnct, daughter.
PISCATAQT...
Dover-Junc 2, to the wife Of Orman T.
Pratt. a son.
Atkinson-May %. to the wife OF Henry
Witham, son.
Foxcroft-June 3, to the wife of Fred
+. Vaughan, a son nIarold.
WALDO.
East Belfast-June ., to the wife Of
Robert NJ. Thomas. twin daughters.
WASHINGTON.
Eastport-May 80. to the wife of Ben
jamin Kcezer. a son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10
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added the line. Coming events cast
their shadows before"
AS for the entertainment, have the
sheet stretched smoothly across the
space left by the folding doors, or any
wide doors between rooms or hall. place
| the lamp on a low stool or the floor. put
out all the other lights but this one, or
! have it so arranged that they can be
shut off or turned on at will, and the
performance is ready to begin.
Each guest is furnished with pencil,
and card with figures on 1t indicating
, the number of shadowgraphs to be
I thrown on the screen. These shadow
graphs are little scenes acted out to H.
, lustrate the name of some book. In the
| intervals between the shadow picture
the light may be turned on in the front
room, and the guests write on their
| cards the name Of the book which the
shadcwgraph is supposed to represent.
and also the name of the author of the
book There should be book prizes for
| those who guess the greatest number Of
titles.
The first shadOwgraph may be q man
trying to thread a needle. Evidently he
| Is Il bachelor and some quick-w itted
person silently guesscs. when n Mans
Single" by Barrie. and writes it down.
Two lovers having an affectionate
parting, "Good-by Sweetheart" by
Rhoda Broughton.
A man reading a newspaper or book
and laughing heartily is 1.-The Man
Who Laughs" by Victor Hugo.
small boy looking longingly at an
hnn Ia !,
"A Terrible Temptation" by Charles
Readc.
An old-fashoined arm chair, Grand
fathers Chair" by Hawthorne.
a trio of soldiers, Soldiers Three"
by kipling.
a young man indolently smoking his
pipe could represent MY Lady Nico-
tine" by Barrie, or "Reveries of a
bachelor" by TX Marvel.
a laborer shoveling snow (snow can
be represented by wads of loose cotton)
is apt to prove a poser, unless some
one is bright enough to guess THE
Pathfinder" by Fenimore Cooper.
a small girl disappearing across the
screen, while a woman endeavors to at
tract her attention and have her re-
turn, is Called Back" by Hugh Con-
way.
A large figure 4. THE Sign of the
-Four" by Conan Doyle.
An Irishman or dude trying unsuc-
| cessfuly to light a pipe or cigarette
might be written down as THE Light
That Failed by Kipling.
soldier parting from his mother or
wife He Went for Soldier by John
Strange Winter
\ peddler with pack and hooked
nose, The Wandering jew" by Eu-
gene Sue.
a small boy with n hump on his
shoulders. The Black Dwarf by
Walter Scott.
Other shadowgraphs may be used in
stead of those | have mentioned. The
entertainment has the charm of novel
| ty to recommend il to the hostess seek
| ing for some light method of passing a
pleasant evening with a few friends
and cquaintanccs.-Exch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

The Alumni Association of Fairfield
high school has engaged Files hall and
Will have their banquet at that place,
Friday evening. June Il. The ladies of
the tniversalist Society are to serve a
fine banquet. \ musical entertainment
VIII possibly be given. but the commit
tee has not yet decided as to this. An
nounccment will be made in regard to
this matter later. The Grammar school
have their annual reunion at the same
place the Saturday evening following
the High school banquet. The Guild of
the Methodist Society is to serve ice
cream and cake for them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10
a Black and White Entertainment.

The requirements for this entertain
ment are few and simple. One must
have a large cotton or linen sheet. a
lamp, and few willing young folks to
lend a helping hand.
If the invitations be written. have
small black figure either pasted on
white card or done in India ink, and at
the bottom of the card may also De
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

One of the young business men of
.ho city received a letter from his
ether the other day stating that he
Nod been called to Boston on business
ami that he had bundle which he
wished to leave with his son here in
the city. The young man didn't know
whether to take hack or a truck
foam 10 the station but finally decided
"a walk. The bundle which he re-
csived was his mother who will spend
a few days with him while his father
is attending to business at the Hub.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

m. s p. c. a. condemned horse
.,,onriug to q. +. Leighton OF Wins
LAM saturday. There is gypsy camp
an the Winslow side of the river
.n;ch the officers of the society believe
= importing old horse flesh into the
I. NV and 1t is probahle that raid will
Va made on the place and the stock
-, hand ovcrhaulCd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

an" 50 curiosity as well as n desire tn
ne"r the speakers attracts the peop,e
~ the sophomores had any schemes
'nis year. they did not matcria,ize to
an! extent. and the reading passed or
quietly. The time honorcd war cry,
or the Sophomore journal. as u was
ane nv, this year. were distributed ac-
coruinS to the usual custom.
Ahe reading was excellent and those
VINO took part have been buy rccciv
ing congratulations from their friends
me prizes viii be announced this
MOI hing. The following is the pro-
gram:
Music.
Prayer.
Mary Alice Smith. pyo,
Paucnah Mary Simmons
Inc Great College Circus Fight.
Arthur George Smith. '''i''''
selection from llypatia, King xle,
Eva Estcllc Clement
Phcidippities. Brown,n.
Frank Horace LEIGHTON.
Mary Eleanor Berry
Clarence Nathaniel Flood ''''
Brier Rose. Boyeson
Ruby Carver.
Just Commonplace. Pauline Phe,p,
Albert AnsCl Townc
Music.
ias Mothers Sermon. Maclarcn
Mary Melona Ward.
Mon Chouai Castor" DrummonJ
Jonn Blake Roberts
Selection from Penclope's Progress,
Wigsin
Mary Brown Stuart
AS Man to Man, Anon
Carroll Norman Perkins
Music.
S-ENCuScl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10
Co. n. Practice Shoot.

practice shoot was held by Co. ii. y.
G. & NJ on the range, SATURDAY altSr-
noon The score is the best made thus
Car this season With the practice in"
men have had thus far 1t Is cohsi"trvu
unusually good. The team is out ioi '"e
prizes again, this year. ana IS cotIi''eH'
that the winners at the muster VIII i't'
ia make the bulscyc suffer conslGcrap4S
The following is the score made py thc
men. Saturday afternoon:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

The Kennedy players open n weeks
engagement at Fairfield Opera House,
tonight. The company comes well rec
commended. having played in all the
large cities. They We're at Watcryi,le
and played to good houses each night.
AS this is the last attraction for this
season booked by Maxfield & Waldron,
the company should be greeted by good
audiences
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

News has been received here Of the
death of Mrs. James Dickey of Clinton,
Il sister of Mrs. Albert Hatch of this
town. Mrs. Dickey passed away, Satur-
day morning, after an illness of sew
eTal months. with disease which ply
siclans have been unable to name. She
was an excellent woman and her loss
Will be much felt by her family and
the community at large. She leaves Il
husband and enc son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

James +. French, Jr.. and Josephine
houhg were united in marriage, Satur
DAY evening, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young.
ut Fairfield Center, by Rev. G.. r.
Palmer. pastor of the Methodist church
of this town,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

G. G. Weeks has had a tenement
finished up in the upper part of his
residence. The rooms have all been
newly painted and papcrcd. The work
has been in charge of Charles Horne
the carpenter. Frank Mclaughlin will
occupy the tenement and has already
moved in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Anderson of this
.o"h' attended ball given at Vassal-
poro. Friday evening. the proceeds To
go toward the fund being raised for
the Ath OF July celebration being got
ten up by the citizens of that town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

Ihc commencement exercises Of tho
High school will take place at the
opera House. on Friday. June u. The
junior exhibition occurs in the after
noon at go II. NJ. Music will be fur
nishcd by the Crescent Club. The
graduating exercises occur at 7.3O. The
Utopan Quartet of Waterville. fur
niShCS music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

In Il public address the other day the
only three years ago he was an odd
man who did not indulge in Intoxicating
liquors. but that public opinion in Eng
land was SO rapidly changing that ,t
man would be he who did thus indulge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10
WATERNILLE.

stolen bases-Leighton, Rice. CowinE-
aWo-base hits-Saunders. Meservc. CARR
gan, Donovan. Three-base hits-Ncwcn-
IAN us,m = Home run-Allen. Double piaH-
Sae' Allen. league Bases on ba !s-Bt
SS a,ih 2: by Busney. 1. Hit by pitched
oai-Donovan. Struck Out-By Saunders
= by Eashcy. 8. Umpire, Osborne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10
UOLIINGSWORTH 4 WHITNEY.

Stolen bascs-Goodrich ,. Russell. Sm'th
6. McBain. Carr :. Wright .. Two-base
hits-Rradbury. Smith Flood. Carr. Bases
On baIls-Ey Carr. /: by Barnes. , Struck
out-By Carr. ): by. Barnes, 4. Double
plav-C ;ocdrich. Wright. BRADBURY: Pass
cd halI-Choatc Time. oh. Umpire, Ar
mold 'TOtman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

.'er ankle few days ago by making a
"lsstep. while descending pair of
stairs is improving. although her ankle
VIII probably trouble her for a long
time. 'o"e
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hallv hsnnsber Journal


.,.ner Jordan, Colby '95, is in the
~ and had entered the employ of
~, ~. uutchins. MIR. Jordan will be re-
".,,hered as one of Colby's star
..n,etes in days gone by.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10
COLBY FRESHMAN READING
rHs'' Quietly With the Parts Delivered
in Al Excellent Manner.

The Baptist church was crowded.
Saturday evcaing. at tnc Colly- fresh
"'ia reading. The Sonh0moreS SO
''l'' t" for int" c",ir- ADDITIONS t.
'''e S-.-. pcs. II. Il t.l-sc reaGilS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

BY invitation of Prof. III, A.
tend the lecture on Venice 49, s+u-
delivers. this evening. peioie
dents of his art class.
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Congregational church:
THE FORENOON SESSION.
10.00-OpcnnG scripture service, Miss
Margaret Koch. Watcrville.
IL. 20-BuSincSS.
! Presidents address.
> Secretary'S report.
> Treasurer account.
1 Committees appointed.
10.i0-AGdrCSS. Sunday School Co-opcra .
ton" |. y. Halliday. general secretary
Maine State ). 5. Association: followed
by conference and action.
II 1O-Question, WI hat Are We Doing?
Answered by county superintendent OF
primary. home and normal department.
work.
II. i0-Round Table. Twentieth Century
Forward Movements.
Il The cradle roll.
b Decision day.
Tea cher training.
Conducted by Statr workers.
Assisted by county workers.
Io15-Closing prayer and bcneiictiol..
l. 3v-Baskct lunch. Tea ana coitce lui =
nished. ~
THE EVENING SESSION.
.20-ScrVice of song.
4rScripturc reading and prayer.
Selection by quartet. ;.
Address, The Bible rs Literature
Prof. \. J. Roberts. WaterNilc
< 50"Offcring for Sunday cchool work.
PRAYER and bcncGiction, Kew. Il. l.
Marsh, pastor.
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He Sold His Chance.

Eoys who enter upon Il business ca
recr little realize how closely and criti-
cally they are watched by their en-
ployers Large business concerns have
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

Hon. s. A. Nye is having MS iea
dencc improved by fresh ga.
nairt. The work is in charge VI i''t'''
cite Gibson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

John +. French. aged %. while riding
n bicycI. down Il steep grade at Point
Pheasant near Rochester. n. Y. Sunday.
was thrown over a 50-foOt embankment.
His neck was broken and death was in
stautaneouS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

Accidents come with distressing frs-
quency on the farm. Cuts, bruises. stinkS,
| sprains. DR.. Thomas Electric O.. re-
lievcs the pain instantly. Neve. safe
without IL.
| IN W f&wkv.tf
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Edward Phillips of WcstpiooN'
Jucrly g resident OF TINS
calling on friends Ecre, Satui" '
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

Mrs. Riley Written has re.u' 'e
from the Maine General hoSPi.''i
Portland, where she has been ioi
ment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10
FAIRFIELD.

4 son was born, Saturday 10 Nj
rnd Mrs. Ernest Bell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

Mrs. Charles Howe - ,''tno
LINN. Mass. for few Wce"'
relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-10

Brocks-June I. Albion X. Fletcher and
Mrs Augusta Shaw, both of Monroe
Belfast-May 80 Alvin Howard and
Miss Dora Larrabec, both of Belfast.
WASHINGTON.
CherryfieId-May %. Frank J.. Wilson
and Miss Sarah y. Nichols. both of Cher
ryfiet1
Calais-May a. Alden Williams and
Miss Lucretia Gilcbrist.
YORK.
Springvale-May 80. Frank w. Hanson
If SpringvaIe and Nancy X. Coffin OF Al
fred.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wells River. Vt.-June g. Fred Myers.
formerly Of Paris. and Cora Belle Hen
derson both of Wells River.
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Mrs. E. o. lockwood, WHO spra'he"
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Sunday School Convention Program.
Excused.

The following is the complete program
of the Sunday-school convention which
will be held in this city, Tuesday. at the
CONGREGATIONAL church:
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T.. euro biliOusncss Il what physicians say Of
DnRsoNs PILLS. Sold by Druggists sent Ivy
mail, post paid, for rs cents. Full particulars
sent free. ]. S. JOHNSON d Co.. Boston, Mass.
The sun., 1901-03-28
FAREWELL RECEPTION.
Members of Asbury Church Presen
DR.. and Mrs. Grove With Clock.

The Rev. James Grove and Mrs.
Grove were rendered farewell recep-
tion last night by their friends and
members of Asbury Nj. Il. Church. The
reception was held at the church par
sonage and about 200 persons were pres
ent during the evening to wish DIR.
Grove success in his new field.
Members Of the church presented Dr..
and Mrs. Grove with handsome
clock. DR.. Grove responded with few
brief remarks of appreciation. Mrs.
Milliway presented Mrs. Grove with a
beautiful salad dish and each of her two
children with a large Easter egg filled
with choice candies. After an exceed
ingly pleasant evening was passed re-
freshments We're served.
DR.. Grove goes from Wilmington to
Hartman, Tenn, where he is to as
sumo the position of yice-chancellor Mt
the American University in that city.
DIR. Spence, chancellor of the American
University, will be in Wilmington to-
'lay and after consulting him. DIR. Grove
will be able to announce when he will
leave Wilmington to take up his new
work.
The Rev. III. s. Dularey will succeed
DIR. Grove as pastor of Asbury Church
md will probably move to Wilmington
'ome time next week.
The sun., 1901-03-28
ATHLETIC EVENTS.
Y. N. G. A. Basket Ball Team Will
Contest Saturday Night.

The Whites and Maroons basket ball
teams of the Y. M. g. A. will play their
last game of the series in the gymnasium
room Of the association, Saturday night.
Each team has won two games and the
contest Saturday night is expected to be
exciting. The two teams will line up as
follows: Whites, Wickersham, Khoum-
rian, mask; McSorley and r.. F. Stew
art, with Rettew ;as substitute; Ma
rooms, Cook, Cooper, Tucker, Scafford
and Martin, with Steward and Vedder
substitutes. I;
On April 6 a team from the Y. M. G.
"A. will play the Washington Y. M. q.
a. team at the latter city. The local
association will take the following play
ers to Washington to select from: w. J..
Cook. captain;--R. +. Stewart, -. H.
Cooper, G. w. Simmons, ]. b. Tucker,
q. Il. Martin, w. G. Scrafford and
Kerap Khoumrian.
The next Of the series Of indoor sports
will he held on April IL. The events
will bc rope climbing, running high jump
and specialties, including fencing ex
hibition. The out door sports will bt
held June and an excellent program il
being arranged for the occasion. The
fencing class meets every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday night from 7.15 tt
o'clock.
The sun., 1901-03-28
NEW POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
Charles R. Jones Named to Succeed
William M. Pyle.

Charles II. Jones OF the firm Of Wash
ingtOn Jones Il Co.. morocco manufac-
turers, has been appointed by Resident
Judge William q. Spruance to be police
commissioner to succeed William NJ.
Pyle. Mr.. Pyle's term will expire the
end Of April.
Mr.. Jones resides at No. 1412 Della
ware avenue and is Republican. He
is so years Of age, and is son Of WASH
ington Jones, who Was well-known citi.
zen Of Wilmington. He is Republican
and a member of the firm of w. Jones
Il Co., morocco manufacturers. Al
though not party worker, Mr.. Jones
has always taken interest, not only in
party matters, but also in the welfare
of the city, and it is for this reason
Judge Spruance named him for the
office, although it was unsought by him
The sun., 1901-03-28
MORTGAGE REDUCED.
Members of 0livet Presbyterian
Church Raise 81. 600.

At a congregational meeting of Olivet
Presbyterian Church last night $1,000
was raised on the $4,000 mortgage. AT
a meeting held. several weeks ago $3.50
was promised if the remaining $3.50 to
make $1,000 would be subscribed by the
congregation. The committee who had
he raising of the $3.50 in charge reported
It the meeting last night that they had
'een successful in raising that amount,
which with the $3.50 reduces the entire
mortgage on the church to $1,000.
The church is now in better financial
condition than it has been in for some
imc. Every effort is now to he made to
lear the property in Il few years. Ths
hurch has been without pastor since
he Rev. J. X. AIilignn left several
weeks ago TO become pastor of the St.
Georges Presbyterian Church. Many
members of the church are in favor of
extending "A call to the Rev. r. A. FL
wood of Absecon, y. j., but no steps
have been taken in that direction as
'et The Rev. Elwood has preached ut
he church several times recently and
made a favorable impression.